SHNEAKO - SNEAKO X Professor Jiang FULL INTERVIEW

00:00:00.000 Great to finally meet you. I've been wanting to talk to you for a while. I'm super excited for

00:00:04.720 this interview. Yeah, no, no. Thanks for inviting me. There's a little bit of an echo. I can hear

00:00:12.580 myself playing back. Right, right. Yeah, no, I went on YouTube to, yeah. Okay. Well, yeah,

00:00:21.680 I've been watching so many of your lectures. I don't know if you've seen it. I sent you some of

00:00:25.760 the content i've been taking notes from your i have 40 pages of notes it feels like i'm back in

00:00:31.740 school you know and i dropped out of college so i really appreciate the work you do first off i'm

00:00:36.960 not trying to overly glaze but i really do love your your lectures a lot well well thanks so much

00:00:44.220 yeah are you in beijing right now no i'm actually in hainan which is like um hawaii here in china

00:00:52.000 i'm here with my kids so that's why you know there's a c to my back okay uh so yeah there's

00:00:59.520 i'm how much time do you have today because i could take this conversation in many different

00:01:04.260 directions yeah i mean i have as much time as as you need uh i'm free all morning okay great

00:01:10.460 so obviously you know the the lectures that i sought to give you a little bit of context i think

00:01:17.320 i've sat through at least 10 or 11 and i've seen some of your interviews i started off with your

00:01:24.560 lecture on pacts judaica and eschatology and then the most recent one i saw was about the

00:01:31.520 islamic golden age which i loved that one and it was super interesting to see your your take as a

00:01:40.340 i'm a muslim revert myself i reverted three years ago and so seeing your perspective and also super

00:01:45.240 funny see like you wanted to go to mecca but they only allow muslims in you know you have a muslim

00:01:49.540 yeah i i found that out in saudi arabia yeah yeah so uh i've been you know i'm probably gonna go

00:01:55.680 again ramadan's coming up but uh right also yeah i love the lecture you did on the faith of evil

00:02:04.500 empire of evil i think you really detailed frankism well because i canna someone's brought

00:02:09.520 up frankism a couple months ago and i don't think that she explained it in the way that people

00:02:14.300 wanted her to explain it so there was a lot of back and forth about her you know her interpretation

00:02:20.540 not to yap forever I'm just trying to give you a little bit of context about what I know

00:02:24.460 but well I just want to start off with your with your life so so what also how do I pronounce

00:02:31.280 your name I've been calling you Professor Jiang on YouTube I don't know how you prefer to go yeah

00:02:36.340 that's perfect that's fine yeah okay so Jiang is my last name and Xueqian is my first name but

00:02:42.120 here in China, people just refer to each other by their last name. So you just call me Professor

00:02:46.620 Jiang, that's fine. Okay, but it's, I looked up the Google Translate. Your first name is

00:02:52.100 Shui... Shuiqin. Shuiqin. Shuiqin. Shuiqin Jiang. Okay, Shuiqin Jiang. Perfect. So yeah, very nice

00:03:00.220 to meet you. My name is Sniko. Do you know anything about my content at all, or you don't

00:03:04.220 really know much? Yeah, you're an anti-semic, right? You, yeah, I don't know. No, no, no,

00:03:11.320 Well, first, we can even go into that.

00:03:13.900 What you detailed well is how the real Semitic people, they actually go back to the Palestinians. 0.87

00:03:20.580 Most of the Semitic people are Kazarian.

00:03:22.980 People like Netanyahu and these people, they actually don't have traces to being Semitic at all.

00:03:28.600 And that's probably why that word is being used so much is to make people think that they deserve that homeland.

00:03:33.660 That's right.

00:03:34.760 That's exactly right.

00:03:36.200 So I didn't know about the Kazarian people.

00:03:38.540 and i again i'm actually i'm 12 ashkenazi so i have that so ashkenazi is kazarian correct

00:03:46.460 uh yeah basically yes okay and yeah i guess i do get called that you you probably get called

00:03:53.360 anti-septic too no um i actually get called a massad agent a lot i saw that really weird

00:04:00.980 i've been called a ccp agent i've been called a cia agent i've been called massad agent

00:04:05.780 um yeah so i'm aging for everyone yeah i've been i've heard every single but i i don't know

00:04:13.640 why that why that allegation has any sort of basis because based off of your lectures

00:04:18.940 you don't have any sort of bias besides your own interpretation of the world right you said

00:04:24.480 things you've been very critical of communism and how the isms i love that lesson that lecture

00:04:29.060 about how all the isms are control mechanisms right the communism was subverted by trotsky

00:04:35.500 and by Karl Marx and Karl Marx was actually backed by transnational capitalists so it's like

00:04:42.940 why would capitalists associate with the communists because okay well they both serve the transnational

00:04:48.000 banks so yeah so I don't think I don't understand why well you know you probably get these allegations

00:04:56.040 because you detail things in a way that's convincing a lot of people you've had a very big

00:05:02.320 rise as of yeah yeah so so i think there are certain factors at play and the first big factor

00:05:08.160 is i came out of nowhere right so um i sort of blew up uh last june when trump launched midnight

00:05:14.160 hammer and um there's this war in iran and i was a really one of the few individuals to predict

00:05:20.400 that there'd be a war uh between the united states and iran so that's one factor um another factor

00:05:26.800 is that i seem to know a lot about secret societies about um

00:05:32.320 uh about transnational capital about intelligence organizations about how evil and power works in

00:05:37.280 this world and so um i think it's just human nature um human instinct to believe that i'm

00:05:43.040 being fed this information by the elite or by powers that be because they want this information

00:05:49.920 out there in order to manipulate uh people in a certain way so i think that's just a natural

00:05:55.760 response and then the third thing is that people don't really listen to all

00:06:01.820 my lectures they just focus on one lecture or one interview and if you just

00:06:06.800 do that then I come across as favoring one side so so for example people accuse

00:06:14.120 me of being a Mossad agent because I believe that Israel will be the new 1.00

00:06:18.440 superpower in the Middle East and what I argue is that this war against Iran 0.97

00:06:24.480 that's coming up, you know, we're building up towards this massive conflict between the United

00:06:28.660 States and Iran. A lot of it is to create Pax Judaica, right? A lot of it is to make Israel 0.97

00:06:33.560 the de facto power in the Middle East. And people hear that and they think, I'm like advocating

00:06:39.860 for this. They think that I'm, you know, think that it's a great thing that we have Pax Judaica

00:06:44.700 and I'm not, I'm, you know, I make predictions, I do analysis and you listen to different lectures,

00:06:52.000 then you will see that I make a lot of criticisms about Israel,

00:06:56.620 that I think that Pax Judaica is a very evil thing. 0.99

00:07:02.620 But again, people just focus on one lecture or one interview,

00:07:09.380 and that makes them think that I am biased.

00:07:12.900 Right. I think that was the first one I saw was Pax Judaica. 0.76

00:07:15.680 And when you look back at your lectures, I have to give you credit,

00:07:18.920 I was very critical of Trump's invasion of Venezuela and the kidnapping of Maduro.

00:07:24.720 And now you can see that BRICS posted and some people are speculating that Venezuela has now sent two to three billion dollars worth of oil directly to Israel.

00:07:32.600 And I got a lot of pushback from the right wing and they said, OK, Monroe Doctrine, it's American empire.

00:07:37.600 You predicted that America would invade Venezuela, I think, in 2024.

00:07:44.300 I actually didn't do that.

00:07:47.100 I didn't predict that America would invade Venezuela.

00:07:51.040 Actually, Venezuela was a surprise to me.

00:07:54.200 What I did predict in 2024 was that there would be a civil war in America.

00:08:00.360 And I think that actually this Venezuela, this Monroe Doctrine, this kidnapping of Maduro, is actually part of a larger civil war.

00:08:08.400 So the idea of the civil war is that there are two major factions that have emerged in America.

00:08:14.800 the first major faction are the transnational capital, the global financial elite.

00:08:21.340 And they've been in power since the Clinton years, right?

00:08:25.380 And they were responsible for the 2008 great financial crisis.

00:08:29.800 And because they're in power in Washington, D.C.,

00:08:32.720 they're able to warp the political system in order to benefit the financial system. 0.91

00:08:37.300 And that's why in 2008, after they collapsed the global economy,

00:08:41.820 Obama still bailed them out.

00:08:43.200 And, you know, you go back to the GameStop scandal during the Biden years, and that was just blatant insider trading.

00:08:51.700 But they got away with it because they controlled the politicians in Washington, D.C.

00:08:56.680 So that's the first major faction.

00:08:58.320 But another faction that's emerging is the Khan Valley.

00:09:01.380 So these are the tech oligarchs, people like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, another one's backing Trump.

00:09:06.860 And what they want to do is they want to take the resource of the American government

00:09:11.240 and invest it in AI surveillance state, right?

00:09:14.420 So that's why you see all these data centers being built

00:09:17.700 because the end goal is to create a nation in which everyone has digital ID

00:09:24.520 in which everything is digital currency.

00:09:27.580 And then everything that you do online, we monitor and control by an AI system.

00:09:34.360 OK, so these are the two competing visions for America.

00:09:38.600 But in order to build the state, in order to build the Pax Judaica, 0.93

00:09:42.960 what they need to do is destroy the old system.

00:09:45.000 Right. And that's why you're seeing what's happening in Venezuela.

00:09:48.580 The rise of, you know, the Menor Doctrine, the Trump Corolli to the Menor Doctrine.

00:09:54.120 That's why you're seeing gold, silver, Bitcoin being artificially inflated, then crashing.

00:10:00.160 Right. Because then you're destroying the economy that way. 0.65

00:10:03.660 That's also why you're also seeing ICE in Minnesota, because you're trying to create a Palantir police state.

00:10:09.120 They're trying to provoke as much violence as possible to justify the use of Palantir. 0.98

00:10:15.040 And so this conflict right now in America between the old deep state and new deep state,

00:10:21.240 between the financial elite and the tech other guards,

00:10:24.080 is I think what best explains what's happening in America and around the world today.

00:10:27.420 I'm seeing a theory that nuclear energy and the investment, I see that billionaires like Peter Thiel are investing into nuclear energy so that we don't have to rely upon oil as much.

00:10:38.720 And do you believe that theory?

00:10:41.140 Yeah, absolutely. So the problem with AI is that it consumes a lot of energy.

00:10:45.040 So you need different energy sources.

00:10:47.580 The problem with oil is that it's very expensive to transport around.

00:10:52.480 And it's also prone to geopolitical conflicts.

00:10:57.140 Right. So there's a war in the Middle East. Where are you going to get your oil from?

00:11:01.700 Right. So so not only are they looking at nuclear energy, they're also looking at geothermal energy.

00:11:06.200 That's why Greenland is important. Right. Because Greenland is is a cold place.

00:11:10.160 So you're going to have like data centers in Greenland.

00:11:12.600 It won't be that expensive to cool because it's already a cold climate and that's still thermal energy.

00:11:17.460 So it'd be pretty cost effective to power.

00:11:20.320 OK, so so the thing about data centers, like where can we place the data centers and where would it be efficient and cheap?

00:11:26.740 to power these data centers. Yeah. And you can see the arrogance from what you often call hubris.

00:11:33.240 I think that's a great definition, the arrogance of American empire. We've been the global empire

00:11:37.260 Americans for so long that when we see Trump invade Venezuela and kidnap the president,

00:11:43.520 or when they talked about taking over Greenland, Americans get super excited because they're like,

00:11:47.880 yes, American empire. But that hubris distracts from the greater picture and what's really going

00:11:54.180 on behind the scenes? Right. Well, there's a big issue in that the people are the ones who are

00:11:59.600 financing this empire, right? It's these poor people who have to go to war to defend this

00:12:05.380 empire. It's the middle class that's paying the taxes for the military industrial complex, 0.79

00:12:11.060 which is one of the most corrupt organizations in the world. It's the people who have to deal

00:12:16.700 with these illegal immigrants that are coming into America because of the empire, right? 1.00

00:12:21.540 Look, the reality is that people don't want to leave their homes.

00:12:25.100 If their homes are being destroyed by climate change or by the war on terror, then they have no choice but to, you know, go to a new place.

00:12:35.180 So you look at Europe, which has been overrun by refugees, right? 1.00

00:12:38.900 Well, why? Because where are these refugees from? 1.00

00:12:41.320 They're from Afghanistan. They're from Iraq. They're from Syria. They're from Libya, which is all nations that America went into destroy for no particular reason. 0.70

00:12:49.340 So that's a cost of empire.

00:12:50.900 So you think it's a great thing to have an empire,

00:12:52.640 but the vast majority of people, 99% of people within the empire

00:12:56.260 are the ones who are enslaved by it, the ones exploited by it,

00:13:00.200 the ones who are financing it in order to benefit a certain elite.

00:13:04.620 Yeah, I want to ask how, you know, they had already,

00:13:08.940 and then after 9-11 happened, you had the rise of basically

00:13:13.680 the American security state, you had the rise of the American empire.

00:13:16.080 So if you go to Washington, D.C. back in 1999, if you go to the suburbs, it was pretty empty.

00:13:23.300 You go to the suburbs today, Virginia, Fairfax County, they're all mansions.

00:13:31.700 So this is the benefit of the war on terror.

00:13:35.160 It basically funded the American security state.

00:13:40.260 And it made a lot of people very wealthy.

00:13:42.140 I was in Afghanistan in 2006, so I was part of the war on terror.

00:13:46.240 I was working for the United Nations, and, like, my God, like, everyone was getting filthy rich.

00:13:51.940 I was a low-level UN official.

00:13:54.380 But, look, I saw people walking home with millions of dollars in cash.

00:13:58.540 Like, they would literally go to the UN pay office, okay?

00:14:06.560 And then they'd be given, like, you know, these bundles of hundreds of dollars of bills in American cash.

00:14:10.860 They were like billions of dollars, like plane loads of billions of dollars.

00:14:14.080 We just went missing.

00:14:15.500 We now know that the American soldiers were there partly to protect the poppy trade in order to make sure that opium went to the Sackler family,

00:14:26.160 which, of course, caused the opiate epidemic that killed thousands of Americans, right?

00:14:36.080 so so um the war on terror yeah i mean so so just look at the evidence and and you're in you just

00:14:43.940 look at what's suspicious about 9-11 and then you um looked at who benefits from 9-11 and you look

00:14:49.660 at what has what what how things have transpired after 9-11 then then you are forced to conclude

00:14:55.320 that it was probably an inside job by the security state and the argument is that um after the fall

00:15:01.900 the Soviet Union, Americans no longer wanted to be involved overseas. They didn't care about what 0.53

00:15:07.260 happened outside the world because this great threat, this communist menace, it was erased.

00:15:12.620 Now we need to be friends around the world, cut back the security state, limit the Pentagon budget,

00:15:19.900 and so they engineered 9-11 in order to justify the military-industrial complex, which is what

00:15:27.820 it really falls America. Right. And so you are predicting that Trump was going to go to war with

00:15:33.400 Iran, even though he campaigned on no new wars. And you can see the Trump MAGA base, they've

00:15:37.780 switched their opinions on so much, right? Trump said on the True Social that he does not support

00:15:42.500 anybody who wants the release of the Epstein files. Ben Shapiro, one of the biggest supporters,

00:15:45.580 said that the Epstein files don't exist. Now he's blaming Steve Bannon. And so you can see a lot of

00:15:50.260 his supporters, although they were promising things during the campaign, they now have accepted his

00:15:56.280 change in rhetoric right especially the war in iran which is the biggest one and it is probably

00:16:00.900 do you believe that the war in iran is the catalyst to start world war three or the end times i do

00:16:06.860 i do i do and i i think that i think that's why they do it i think that the people in the pentagon

00:16:13.120 know that this war in iran it'll be it'll be a disaster because america is not ready for a war

00:16:20.060 to fight a war you need first of all you need manufacturing capacity right you need to be able

00:16:25.420 produce bullets and tanks and planes and america offshore is manufactured capacity to china

00:16:31.900 there's no way that china is going to produce tanks and bullets for the american military right 0.95

00:16:36.500 okay so that's issue number one military capacity uh sorry manufacturing capacity number two is

00:16:42.200 political will and the reality is that american people don't understand why america was sort of

00:16:47.980 war in iran and americans have no ill feelings towards iranians okay it's not like afghanistan

00:16:53.320 and Iraq where Americans were gaslighted into believing that Saddam Hussein was responsible

00:16:59.300 for 9-11, where Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction, you know, you could make 0.54

00:17:04.380 a case against Iraq and Saddam Hussein.

00:17:08.100 It's impossible for you to make a case against Iran because Iranians have been extremely 1.00

00:17:11.300 cooperative.

00:17:12.460 In fact, you would argue that they've been, they got on their way to be as peaceful as

00:17:16.760 possible um with america because you know um they america assassinate their top general in the

00:17:23.320 middle east general salameni which is a declaration of war basically it's an act of war when you kill

00:17:28.600 an ambassador envoy of a nation right but the iranians never retaliated they never responded

00:17:33.720 really um the um and then you have operation midnight hammer you have all these acts of

00:17:39.240 provocation right and the and the iranians have shown tremendous restraint and the iranians have

00:17:45.640 you know, tried every way in order to negotiate a peace treaty, a new nuclear deal with Trump.

00:17:51.720 And Trump has always rebuffed them and Trump has always tried to provoke them.

00:17:56.620 So so Americans don't really understand what the problem here is. Right.

00:18:00.600 So to the rally of the nation against for a war against Iran will be really hard.

00:18:05.300 I think they'll have problems with a draft. Right.

00:18:10.200 You'll need a draft in order to send troops to Iran. 0.70

00:18:13.080 and like which americans are gonna go fight this war right and then remember like the biggest

00:18:18.760 problem in vietnam was fragging i i'm not sure if your term fragging but the fragging is where um 0.98

00:18:27.080 soldiers killed on officers because their officers were idiotic or incompetent or sent sent to the 0.96

00:18:33.800 desk because the officers wanted to rise up in the ranks so fragging was a huge problem in vietnam so 0.99

00:18:39.480 So basically, troop morale, okay?

00:18:41.780 You're going to have a problem with troop morale if you fight this war in Iran.

00:18:45.660 The third problem is just logistics, which is to say that Iran is three times the size of Iraq, and Iran is mountainous, right?

00:18:53.900 So Iraq was a desert, which makes it ideal for an air campaign. 1.00

00:18:58.100 And this war was wrapped up in two weeks' time.

00:19:00.300 There's nothing the Iraqis could do about it. 0.99

00:19:02.100 And also, because of sanctions—

00:19:03.200 You said three weeks in your lecture, that they bragged that it was three weeks.

00:19:08.040 Yeah, two or three weeks.

00:19:09.480 um yeah yeah right so two or three weeks right yeah but but but i mean like like from so from

00:19:15.960 perron perspective you know if we did that in iraq we can do the same thing in iran

00:19:20.760 and and and so like if you just look at the reporting they're looking at about a weeks

00:19:24.520 long campaign in order to decapitate the regime and i'm like that's gonna take years man to

00:19:28.680 decapitate the regime but they don't really understand that um so logistics will be a huge

00:19:33.560 problem and if you just look at the american military military doctrine it's shocking all

00:19:38.440 right it's like we go in we blow things up and then we leave it's but like to fight a war in iran

00:19:43.080 you need to go in establish four operating bases uh control us districts um win over the population

00:19:51.000 and then slowly advance against terran and and that's what the russians do and that's what the

00:19:55.000 russians are doing very well in ukraine americans don't do that americans are like you know go in

00:19:59.400 do it on the cheap and get to get out get out and at this release or whoever so take take care of

00:20:05.320 the rest so logistics is not going to work out for um um the americans number four is russia is

00:20:14.600 going to get involved right because because like let's just assume that americans go in and take

00:20:20.200 over iraq well now the southern underbelly of russia is exposed their famous war in ukraine so

00:20:26.200 their eastern flat eastern flank is um occupied now the southern flank opens up you know and the

00:20:32.760 the southern flank is, as you know, mostly Muslim, right? And it's very easy for the Americans to 1.00

00:20:38.260 embed insurgents, ISIS insurgents, you know, which is basically CIA, to disrupt the southern flank

00:20:45.480 of Russia. So Iran is an existential crisis for Russia. They have to protect Iran, otherwise they're 0.76

00:20:51.860 exposed in the south. China gets a lot of its oil from Iran. Iran exports about 80% of its oil

00:20:58.120 really cheaply to China and if Iran were to close out a short few moves then China would lose its

00:21:04.960 oil supply so China wouldn't we need to get involved as well so um so there are these two

00:21:10.040 dimensions that really didn't exist during the 2003 Iraq war remember because after the war

00:21:15.280 because after 9 11 the world was sympathetic to uh towards America and so when you know Bush

00:21:21.680 declared war against Iraq he was able to build a coalition of the willing right you had you had

00:21:26.240 Britain, Tony Blair, heavily involved in the war, and the United Nations was also involved

00:21:35.840 as well in rebuilding Iraq after the war. But with this war in Iran, the United States is

00:21:41.900 basically alone, and it's going to be up against major geopolitical adversaries, including China

00:21:46.140 and Russia. And then problem number five is that America is now politically polarized. It's a very

00:21:55.840 divided country so you can imagine that this war in um iran then you're gonna see massive protests

00:22:02.820 you know the entire left is gonna be galvanized um and you'll see this massive protest ice and

00:22:09.440 home security will go in and and you you're gonna have a vietnam situation where the war can't be

00:22:15.620 won overseas and then the war is probably a loss of home so so i mean i didn't go on but but i mean

00:22:21.760 like it's it's a hopeless situation right for america i loved your lecture your comprehensive

00:22:26.340 analysis on war in iran because i think most people are predicting that america defeats

00:22:30.820 iran in a war but you explained and again you reiterated it here how iran is a mountainous

00:22:38.580 region so they're going to have to deploy troops you speculated around 100 000 and that it would

00:22:43.460 end up being a hostage a hostage situation because they wouldn't be able iran would not

00:22:47.620 let the troops leave right so they have to deploy them by plane but iran has good technology in

00:22:52.820 order to shoot down planes drones drones all you need is drones and you know i and you know iran

00:22:59.740 has prepared for this one and we know because of the weapon right where have they focused all the

00:23:03.440 resources on drones right and on ballistic missiles which is which is the ideal situation

00:23:08.240 uh if you're anticipating an american invasion so something else that i forgot to mention which

00:23:14.240 is very important is the religious nature the religious framework of the iranians they're

00:23:19.280 different from other muslims and that the shia muslims right and shia muslims as you know they

00:23:24.160 believe in eschatology you know the 12 imam they believe in martyrdom um if you go back to the

00:23:29.600 1980s and you look at the um iraq iranian war um i mean like if you just look at the like like the

00:23:36.880 framework or um in the beginning right you had the iraqis who were backed up by both the soviet

00:23:41.760 yun and americans they had advanced helicopters tanks and then the iranians had to destroy their

00:23:46.880 own military they don't they didn't really have in the air force they had they had planes they

00:23:50.960 couldn't they couldn't actually um fix their planes because they got all the materials from

00:23:55.600 from the americans um and so what they what they did was they just went out in the front lines

00:24:03.200 with the rifles and they just scared the living out of the iraqis right because these people the

00:24:11.040 the iranians they're not afraid to die for the homeland they're not they're not afraid to die

00:24:14.060 for their for the religion and i could deal with people who have actual religious faith and zealotry

00:24:23.340 in the war so yeah you you cut out for a second but um yeah you mentioned the difference as soon

00:24:31.520 as soon as in uh we still do believe in martyrdom or you could see the resistance fighters in

00:24:37.180 in palestine right now that they they do so what do you could you explain the the difference in

00:24:42.420 in martyrdom what was your your main difference between shia and sunni if you could explain that

00:24:46.800 yeah so again i don't know as much about the mislam islam islam islamic faith as as you do

00:24:54.200 okay but um the shia has always been a minority a persecuted minority within the larger around

00:25:00.320 10 yeah and yeah about 10 and they've always been persecuted because they're considered like

00:25:05.680 heretics, right? Because they follow Ali. And the way they've been able to survive as a group

00:25:15.520 is cohesion, right? But also martyrdom, where it's the greatest honor to sacrifice yourself

00:25:23.600 for the cause. And so this is one factor. The other thing about the Iranians is that 1.00

00:25:31.920 they're Zoroastrian as well.

00:25:33.120 So even though they are on the surface Islamic, 0.99

00:25:37.180 you know, in their hearts, their soul, it's Zoroastrian.

00:25:40.340 And Zoroastrian has always been an eschatological tradition.

00:25:44.800 And, you know, this is the Persian Empire.

00:25:46.660 So they have this, you know, belief in eschatology.

00:25:51.780 They have this deep national pride.

00:25:56.120 they have um this um um you know these are extremely brave people um the the the shia

00:26:04.880 are sort of notorious for further finances for being fanatics and for for being zealots right

00:26:10.780 they deserve credit for that did you see them burn the ball statue two or three yeah yeah and

00:26:15.620 like look look look i think when they did that that's to say that we're all in now okay if you

00:26:21.520 hit us this time we're gonna go on it's not gonna be like last year when you hit us we'll be like

00:26:26.020 okay like you know we don't we don't really fight it's like you now if you hit us we've made the 0.95

00:26:30.440 commitment to go all in we will fight you to the death right yeah you you definitely i want to get

00:26:36.100 into faith on later but there's so much more to talk about geopolitically and your predictions

00:26:40.620 but you definitely know a lot about islamic empire and the differences and what's uh what i really

00:26:47.140 liked about your analysis was the comparison to zelensky in ukraine right zelensky is a former

00:26:52.160 a television actor just as Trump. Trump was a reality TV star. So their focus is going to be

00:26:57.920 on optics and appearances, right? And so that's why Trump is probably going to have an invasion

00:27:02.540 in Iran because it's going to look good on TV. Zelensky, his grave mistake, and you're completely

00:27:07.360 right about this, was the fact that he was fighting a losing battle. He should have retreated,

00:27:12.560 but he wanted to be on the front lines and he was wearing the turtleneck and always

00:27:15.500 trying to appear as a good leader. He had hubris and that was his downfall,

00:27:20.100 was prioritizing his ego rather than the goodness of his country.

00:27:26.580 Yeah, exactly.

00:27:28.020 Yeah, no, that's the issue with American military doctrine.

00:27:32.980 It's all for the audience back at home, right?

00:27:34.900 So you look at Desert Storm.

00:27:36.620 It was the first TV war, you know, the Persian Gulf War back in 1991.

00:27:43.480 And, you know, it's actually what made CNN so powerful, so famous, right?

00:27:48.820 So, you know, American military, for them, it's like, you know, it's about winning the optics war.

00:27:55.340 And it's a disaster against Iran because, remember, for the past 20 years, 0.99

00:28:01.860 America has never really fought an enemy that is willing to fight to the death, right?

00:28:07.080 So when they went into 2003, when they went to Iraq, most of the population had turned against Saddam Hussein anyway.

00:28:14.320 He was very unpopular because of the economic sanctions, because it was a dictatorship.

00:28:17.380 and people really believed that this war was a war of liberation

00:28:22.500 and that it would bring democracy and economic prosperity to Iraq.

00:28:27.480 But then, of course, we saw what happened.

00:28:29.120 And the people who saw it happen really close up, of course,

00:28:31.860 is the Iranians because they live next door.

00:28:33.880 And so they know exactly, like, when the Americans come in, 0.85

00:28:36.700 it's not to bring democracy.

00:28:38.200 It's not to reinstall the Shah.

00:28:42.000 It's not to get rid of the Islamic theocracy. 1.00

00:28:45.460 it's to to break up a nation um into ethnic enclaves so that it could be divided divided and 0.59

00:28:51.520 ruled it's to destroy the um the nation of um of iran which is what they did in syria and libya 0.99

00:28:59.220 you gotta sit you know remember forget this but in the 70s and 80s libya syria and iraq all three

00:29:05.460 of these nations were vibrant middle-class countries and then uh because they're going

00:29:11.260 sanctions because of the americans these all these nations were destroyed you go to libya today 0.85

00:29:16.340 it's no longer functioning state you have slave markets and uh in libya so so the iranians know

00:29:21.980 this this is a war to the death and they will fight to the death yeah i want to ask you so

00:29:26.740 there's two conflicting things going on right when it comes to eschatology what it's stated

00:29:30.720 for to create greater israel to expand from the nile to the euphrates is that they need to 0.89

00:29:35.140 intentionally spread anti-Semitism so that Jews can operate as a monolithic group. But how does 0.83

00:29:43.820 that coincide with the fact that they also need support? They need to have people hating Iran and 0.92

00:29:51.400 also thinking that the U.S. and Israel are the same country and should work together. How do you

00:29:56.380 spread anti-Semitism while also Netanyahu is paying people $7,000 per post? He's going on

00:30:01.100 the Nelk Boys podcast how do you spread anti-semitism but also get support because if you don't have

00:30:06.060 that faith that this war is something good that's probably why the Vietnam War was such a disaster 0.99

00:30:11.820 is that they knew from the jump which you stated in your lecture that this was a losing battle but

00:30:15.540 they kept on fighting because the casino effect right once you go into the casino you can't leave

00:30:21.520 because once you lose you want to make back your losses uh so how do you how are they intentionally

00:30:27.260 spreading anti-Semitism while also gaining support for this war right okay so this goes back to the 0.58

00:30:34.140 founding of Zionism okay so this is Thierry Herzl and this is the end of 19th century and he was

00:30:39.640 trying to create a homeland for the Jews right and they're looking at different possibilities

00:30:44.400 including like you know Uganda and in Israel Palestine but the problem with Palestine of

00:30:50.320 course it was that you had Arabs living there already and so so Thierry Herzl was going around

00:30:56.300 promoting this plan and it was backed by secret societies and by transnational capital and the

00:31:01.780 problem of course is that jews were like this is retarded we're happy in britain we're happy in 0.97

00:31:06.500 germany we're happy in america why the hell would we want to go to a desert where everyone's poor 0.94

00:31:11.420 and it's just backward so so only about three percent of the entire population of jews around

00:31:17.380 the world at that time uh supported the idea of a homeland for for for jews right also there

00:31:23.880 but these religious considerations in that if you do this,

00:31:27.320 if you set up a homeland for the Jews, you're going against the will of God

00:31:29.940 because Jews believe that they will return to Jerusalem when the Messiah appears 0.90

00:31:34.400 and God will appoint the Messiah to appear.

00:31:37.440 So let's just wait for the Messiah to appear and then we'll go home, okay? 0.95

00:31:39.940 So that was the faith of Jews at that time.

00:31:42.780 And then, of course, you had certain events that happened in the 20th century

00:31:45.320 which compelled the Jews to return to Israel and to found the state of Israel.

00:31:52.280 And that, of course, is the Holocaust. 0.90

00:31:53.420 in World War II.

00:31:54.820 If you look at the history of World War II

00:31:57.600 and the rise of Hitler,

00:31:59.200 well, you know,

00:32:00.620 there's a lot of suspicious activity, okay?

00:32:04.100 I mean, like, I don't want to get into it

00:32:06.060 because I don't want you bad for everywhere, okay?

00:32:08.620 Yeah, yeah.

00:32:09.000 But, yeah, no, I mean, like,

00:32:11.260 but if you look at some of the evidence,

00:32:12.340 the evidence will tell you is that

00:32:14.540 Hitler had every reason to work with the Zionists, right? 1.00

00:32:17.340 Because Hitler's ambition was to get rid of the Jews. 0.89

00:32:20.120 He didn't want to kill the Jews 0.99

00:32:22.200 because that would look bad. 0.98

00:32:23.420 what he wanted to do was get the jews and make them leave right and then the designers in in 0.99

00:32:29.020 palestine who want the jews to come to come to palestine so of course they work together in 0.86

00:32:33.020 fact they have these memos of cooperation um where where hit where hitler would send um

00:32:40.940 uh jews to to palestine operation they have our agreement exactly so you i mean like and it's

00:32:47.740 these are documents okay so so the idea of anti-semitism is not you know like let's say

00:32:52.620 hey, Jews, the entire point of anti-Semitism is let's get the Jews to go back to Israel and leave us alone, right?

00:32:59.040 And the entire message of anti-Semitism is like Jews are only loyal to Israel,

00:33:03.140 and therefore they should go to Israel and leave us alone, right? 0.64

00:33:06.920 Right, and Germany had such a great economic recovery.

00:33:10.820 I don't know if you're allowed to say this, but it's just factually true that Germany was in an economic disaster after World War I,

00:33:17.560 but after they changed the banks and they kept them private, if I'm not mistaken,

00:33:21.460 and they refused to interact with transnational capital

00:33:25.660 the way that they were before,

00:33:27.980 Germany recovered in a way that Europe had never seen.

00:33:33.720 Yeah, no, I mean, like, look, I mean, back in the 1930s,

00:33:38.060 Hitler was time's man of the year. 0.99

00:33:39.440 I mean, he was celebrated throughout the world

00:33:43.960 for restoring the German economy,

00:33:47.100 mainly by nationalizing the German economy,

00:33:49.680 by restoring sovereignty, monetary sovereignty, right?

00:33:53.440 Because before Hitler, most of the German economy 0.83

00:33:56.840 was geared towards repaying war debts, reparations.

00:34:01.700 And Germany was being controlled by something called

00:34:03.260 the Bank of International Settlements in Basel, Germany,

00:34:05.860 which is like the central bank of central banks.

00:34:08.100 And in existence, the entire point of the Bank of International Settlements

00:34:11.160 is to force Germany to pay all its resources to other nations, okay?

00:34:16.920 So Germany was being bled out.

00:34:19.980 And then Hitler promised national rejuvenation. 0.91

00:34:22.340 He promised national sovereignty.

00:34:24.460 He didn't want to conquer the world.

00:34:26.000 He just wanted to be left alone, right?

00:34:28.140 I mean, like that was his message.

00:34:30.300 Like, you know, we, the German people,

00:34:32.520 ought to have our own nation,

00:34:33.720 and we ought to rule this nation by ourselves.

00:34:36.160 But because Hitler was destroying transnational capital, 0.89

00:34:40.700 because he was kicking out the central banks, right,

00:34:43.160 the Bank of the National Settlements,

00:34:44.000 then um the response is to declare war right so so you make the argument that all hitler wanted

00:34:51.720 was national sovereignty but that national sovereignty would disrupt transnational capital

00:34:55.620 and therefore transnational capital had to conspire to create a a war to get rid of him

00:35:01.320 and and look look this is a pattern throughout the 20th century like whenever you try to defy

00:35:06.440 transnational capital then they they um then they go after you okay this is true for a nation

00:35:12.180 with everyone, right?

00:35:14.580 Look at these nations that have been destroyed

00:35:17.220 by the American military

00:35:18.220 or the nations that are being targeted

00:35:23.440 by the American military, right?

00:35:24.720 These nations that have been destroyed

00:35:25.680 or Libya, Syria, Iraq, they don't have central banks.

00:35:29.260 Countries that are being targeted right now,

00:35:30.880 Venezuela, Iran, North Korea,

00:35:32.900 they don't have central banks either, right?

00:35:35.180 So you can make the argument,

00:35:36.180 the entire point of the military and international complex

00:35:38.220 is to make the world safe for transnational capital.

00:35:40.640 That's it.

00:35:41.180 Right. You can hear that rhetoric from Pam Bondi when she's being pressured about Epstein.

00:35:45.940 I'm sure you've seen this. She starts saying, but the Dow is up. The stock market is thriving.

00:35:51.760 So why don't look into Epstein? Let's just go and look at the Dow.

00:35:55.960 That's who her boss is. That's who pays her, right?

00:36:00.060 And I'm sure you looked at Epstein extensively. I haven't seen your lectures on Germany in the 30s and the National Socialist Movement.

00:36:09.180 but so so epstein right now that is i first off i expected a lot more of an awakening from that

00:36:16.760 the three million files are released there's ironically six million files that are supposed

00:36:20.540 to be uh released which is a funny number but what should we expect what are your predictions

00:36:27.080 now with the epstein files is this being released intentionally to get people to start hating is

00:36:32.260 this another move for the Pax Judaica expansion yeah right so the entire point of Pax Judaica

00:36:40.440 is to create an AI surveillance state right and I talk about this where you know you have data

00:36:46.720 centers controlling everyone's information you have digital ID digital currency the problem is

00:36:54.560 how do you convince people to go into this world of AI surveillance well the best way is with

00:37:00.760 children right so let's just say that you know you're just a normie um you're a suburban wine

00:37:07.820 mom and you look at these epsom files and and how do you feel you feel fear for your children

00:37:12.900 right so at some point as as more of these allegations emerge as the epsom files reveal

00:37:21.140 the depravity of the global elite right so so things that we haven't seen so far but which

00:37:25.040 should be not epsom files are stuff films right i mean like like you just look at where the epsom

00:37:29.020 vows are going what what's been revealed so far you can imagine that what they're not releasing

00:37:33.540 are snuff films and there are other levels of depravity as well and then you have also like

00:37:39.560 the hunting of children you know where you let children uh into the forest and you hunt them

00:37:44.140 like you would like rabbits or something so so it's all in there and they'll release it sooner

00:37:49.920 later okay but the entire point is to traumatize the population so that they'll be much more

00:37:56.160 amendable to state authority right so how can we prevent epsom from emerging again well let's

00:38:04.900 microchip our children right you put a microchip in your kid in his bloodstream you'll never be

00:38:10.900 afraid of your fear of your child going missing because you know there are hundreds of thousands

00:38:16.440 of children who go missing every year in the united states alone you think about um these um

00:38:21.960 20 million migrants who came in through the Biden administration, right?

00:38:26.860 These little immigrants. 1.00

00:38:28.600 A lot of children went missing as well, right?

00:38:30.640 So there's this huge industry for the kidnapping of children.

00:38:36.340 And so if you make that, you know, the omnipresent issue,

00:38:41.620 if this is all that people think about,

00:38:43.340 then you make it much more easier for people to accept

00:38:46.780 the idea of microchipping their children.

00:38:49.660 Okay. Just like 9-11 was used for the Patriot Act and mass surveillance. So you think that the Epstein files released now is to traumatize people to spread what Palantir wants, what Peter Thiel wants with, you know, mass surveillance, that this is another.

00:39:03.700 there is a conflicting ideas i'm not sure how this correlates but i saw that now a lot of americans

00:39:11.180 american parents don't want their kids to be going to picture day anymore because they found

00:39:15.080 that the biggest picture day organization which you have to put your fingerprint you have to take

00:39:18.900 a picture of yourself you have to put your age even if you don't pay for the photos you still

00:39:22.980 have to you're basically sending it into a database and if i'm not mistaken these people

00:39:26.480 are implicated with epstein so how if we also realize that mass surveillance is the reason

00:39:32.720 that they could target our children,

00:39:33.840 is it going to be that easy to convince them?

00:39:35.600 There was a Super Bowl ad with a ring camera

00:39:38.100 that's the company that you could put a camera on your door

00:39:42.560 and you could see your street.

00:39:46.520 They said that there's AI technology,

00:39:48.260 so if your dog runs away in the neighborhood,

00:39:50.180 it can scan all the ring cameras

00:39:52.340 and AI will figure out where the dog went.

00:39:55.960 Do you think that Americans are going to be

00:39:57.900 that easily convinced of mass surveillance?

00:40:00.900 okay right so so master villains is this part of the picture okay so so let's go over the reasons

00:40:07.180 why they would want to want the epson files released right because it's also their choice

00:40:10.420 whether or not to release epson files okay so the first is to make people much more mandible to the

00:40:15.560 idea of a certain state okay the second issue is to destroy the old elite right because who's the

00:40:20.600 who's the epson files it's the old elite the financial elite people like um larry summers

00:40:25.360 um people like bill clinton people like bill gates okay this is the old financial elite i was

00:40:30.520 talking about uh which control the world for the longest time so what what you do is you create

00:40:35.540 this rage against wall street those rage against the old financial elite um that epstein was was

00:40:43.320 part of remember epstein hated trump because trump was a threat to the uh old world world

00:40:48.840 order that that he ran so um that's the reason number two reason number three is you create the

00:40:56.120 conditions for civil war. You create

00:41:00.340 conflict in the streets, right? Because the more conflict there is

00:41:04.460 between left and right, the more you can justify the use of

00:41:08.800 a police state. And then number four

00:41:12.660 is a targeting of certain individuals, okay? So certain

00:41:16.220 individuals that should be in the Epstein files are Bill Clinton,

00:41:20.760 okay, he's definitely in there, but I think that they're holding back the most inflammatory

00:41:24.280 information for a particular reason, right?

00:41:26.600 Because eventually they want to go after the Clintons,

00:41:28.920 Bill and Hillary Clinton.

00:41:29.840 They want to go after John Podesta,

00:41:31.260 who really is the power broker behind the Democratic Party.

00:41:34.500 And he is, I mean, like, you go back to Pizzagate, okay?

00:41:38.000 Right?

00:41:39.220 The Podesta emails that was released by WikiLeaks.

00:41:41.820 I mean, like, he's heavily implicated.

00:41:43.840 But then, you know, basically everyone in the Democratic Party,

00:41:46.340 including Barack Obama, is also implicated in Pizzagate as well.

00:41:50.460 You have Hollywood that's heavily implicated in Pizzagate, in pedophilia.

00:41:58.040 So you want to create as much violence as possible by targeting certain individuals that become like lightning rods for violence.

00:42:07.980 You'll probably have targeted political assassinations that's coming.

00:42:11.680 But basically, the entire intention is to burn America down so that you can rebuild it with an AI surveillance state.

00:42:18.480 okay so you need violence on the streets for this ai surveillance state to happen so things like ice

00:42:24.500 where you see the left and the right are all up in arms about ice conveniently around the release

00:42:29.700 of the epstein files are these another product is this another product of for lack of a better term

00:42:35.540 gory slop information like george floyd to keep us fighting each other and thinking picking sides

00:42:40.680 right so you go running good okay so the thing about running good was um in the back and first

00:42:48.260 of all um all ace agents were asked to produce as much social media content as possible okay they

00:42:54.000 wanted to showcase as much violence as possible in order to increase recruitment you know in order

00:43:00.360 to create as much outrage among the left as possible you go to running good and you look at

00:43:07.120 the evidence. And it seemed as though the intention was to kill her. You know, it seemed 0.98

00:43:16.040 as though the man was provoked. He had certain rage for the arrogance, for the hubris of

00:43:24.580 someone like Renee Goode, right? Because remember, during the Obama years, it was these suburban,

00:43:28.300 you know, left white woman that was really in control, right? They're not ones responsible 0.97

00:43:33.860 for DEI. They're responsible for the work politics, which suppress these rural conservative men

00:43:38.940 that's now, you know, working for ICE. So this is already this civil war going on between, you know,

00:43:44.620 liberal suburban women who are educated and these rural conservative men who are just high school

00:43:51.660 graduates. And so, you know, and then remember, J.D. Vance, after the video came out, he actually

00:44:01.600 promote this video on the internet and everyone's like wait a minute this isn't this is an ask it

00:44:06.400 doesn't um escapate uh it it it it it doesn't prove that this that this this man was innocent

00:44:12.800 proof in fact it does the opposite and and what they don't what they don't understand is that jd

00:44:17.520 bence is promoting this video because it's a recruitment video it's a show that you know if

00:44:20.960 you join ice you can now seek vengeance against all these white liberal women who've been um you 1.00

00:44:28.080 you know, oppressing you ever since Obama years. 0.52

00:44:30.880 OK, so so a civil war is being instigated.

00:44:34.280 It's being provoked. It's being planned.

00:44:37.460 And overall, so the bigger picture is that it's the transfer.

00:44:41.000 So now the New World Order is the tech Palantir mass surveillance age where it used to be Wall Street and, you know, global transnational banking.

00:44:50.700 But then how does the family like the Rothschilds who Epstein in the emails, he said that he represents the Rothschilds.

00:44:56.000 Rothschilds. This is a family who has manipulated what you mentioned in your lecture, that the

00:45:01.240 Rothschild family knew that the Battle of Waterloo was actually won by the British against the

00:45:06.180 French, but they manipulated the media because they were in control of the media at the time

00:45:09.960 in order to instill panic within England. And then they bought up all the low stock.

00:45:15.320 Does a family like the Rothschild family suffer or do they continue their reign under the tech age?

00:45:20.140 yeah so if you're the Rothschilds you're um I mean you're betting on both sides right you know 0.88

00:45:27.720 like like you know that's what transnational capital does it bets on both sides so you look

00:45:32.680 go back to the Bolshevik revolution it funded both the Bolsheviks and the whites right and you go back 0.95

00:45:37.340 to World War II it was funding every side right so so you're transnational capital that's how you

00:45:42.460 play the game so the Rothschilds have um investments in both right and look you know if

00:45:49.260 If you were a Rothschild and before you put your money into stocks, now you put your money into data centers, right?

00:45:55.160 Now you put your money into Israel.

00:45:56.920 So, you know.

00:46:00.400 Okay.

00:46:01.000 So, they play both.

00:46:02.160 I think that's one of the hardest red pills for people to swallow is that both sides are serving the same people, right?

00:46:09.520 People have so much allegiance.

00:46:10.580 And I've been reiterating this the whole year that I don't know how you feel, but I don't align with any political ideology, right?

00:46:16.660 I'm getting called a communism by people like Matt Walsh, and then people on the far left will call me a Nazi.

00:46:22.620 I get called radical Islamists.

00:46:24.680 They say you're alt-right and all this stuff.

00:46:26.900 I'm sure you get accusations for the same thing as well.

00:46:29.220 But detailed through your lectures, it just becomes completely evident that all these isms, and even in the words of Dennis Prager, he said every single ism except for Nazism has been predominantly run by Jews. 0.94

00:46:39.480 And this is a Jewish man who runs one of the biggest conservative media platforms in America.

00:46:44.700 This is him saying this.

00:46:45.760 right all these isms serve the same goal is that true and do you have a political affiliation at

00:46:52.580 all yeah so i i think the point of these isms right is to create a dialect uh sorry a dialectic

00:47:00.040 which then creates um change okay so um let's go to communism and i talked about this right where

00:47:07.960 capitalism uh transnational capital was creating a lot of problems and at this time in history

00:47:14.760 there were two separate solutions to the problem of capitalism the first

00:47:19.420 solution of socialism which is that you know the redistribution of wealth the

00:47:23.320 second solution is anarchism which is say like let's let's go to government

00:47:27.060 because what's the point of government anyway all they do is serve bankers

00:47:30.320 right so these were two extremely popular isms during the 19th century and

00:47:37.140 the solution is very communism because when you create communism what you do

00:47:41.400 is you both radically you you make you discredit both anarchism and socialism right because the

00:47:50.060 point of communism is you need a revolutionary vanguard in order to create as much violence as

00:47:53.640 possible overflow the barge of the sea and then instill a communist dictatorship a worker's

00:47:59.300 paradise and now you're a liberal and before if you're a liberal middle class individual you'd

00:48:03.460 have problems with socialism because socialism a reduction of wealth in theory you should have

00:48:08.660 more status and power, right? If you're middle class. But now communism, this is a huge issue.

00:48:14.700 And communism was used in order to eradicate other oppositions towards capitalism, transnational

00:48:21.960 capital, including religion, right? Including monarchies. And so the classic example, of course,

00:48:28.200 is Russia. Russia was resilient against transnational capital because they were an orthodox

00:48:33.660 faith and they had a czar and so if you wanted to spread capitalism around the world and russia

00:48:40.360 was you know this virgin territory it was very wealthy then you need communism in order to

00:48:45.360 overthrow the regime and that's exactly what happened okay and the same thing happened in

00:48:49.500 china as well where because of these cultural prejudices um it was hard for transnational

00:48:54.640 capital to come in and co-op and save the people with communism in place then people's minds are

00:49:01.140 cleared right that that's what the cultural revolution was about it was to destroy all

00:49:05.060 tradition all ethnic identity um all sort of national pride and then you make yourself then

00:49:12.780 open and uh for enslavement to transnational capital and that's exactly what's happening in

00:49:17.940 china okay i mean like i live in china i'm feeling like this this is a zombie civilization they 1.00

00:49:22.060 destroyed the civilization a long time ago everyone is unitarian like like like everyone

00:49:27.180 just money upset in in this country right like your explanation about communism one that it's

00:49:33.000 an inevitable trajectory it goes from capitalism to socialism to communism you can see that right

00:49:39.560 now in new york city just elected a democratic socialist mayor because everybody has you know

00:49:44.220 the average debt in gen z is 94 000 people can't afford rent the same way so naturally you're going

00:49:48.160 to elect somebody that promises things that are going to be cheaper but also your explanation

00:49:54.140 of communism makes perfect sense when you realize that it was in order to direct the conversation

00:49:58.540 away from faith and towards class and so there's leftist streamers i don't know if you know hassan

00:50:03.000 piker as someone like this he hasn't really connected epstein to israel even though it's

00:50:07.240 blatantly obvious all over the files and it's because people who focus and fixate on communism

00:50:12.040 socialism there are men and the whole goal of communism is to get people speaking about the

00:50:18.600 class issue so now israel is not a part of pax judaica israel is not part of a bigger faith

00:50:24.980 movement it's really about class it's a fascist state it's uh it's class warfare which distracts

00:50:31.760 from what's really going on and what was always supposed to happen it didn't eschatology

00:50:35.940 okay so i'll tell you something really funny okay so pax judaica um this tech

00:50:42.980 our oligarchy that, you know, this surveillance state that you're trying to create.

00:50:47.220 The blueprint is a book, 1970 book called Between Two Ages by Zegreniev Brzezinski,

00:50:53.600 who was a national security advisor to Jimmy Carter.

00:50:56.800 And he's one of the two big foreign policy giants in America.

00:51:02.000 So the other one, of course, was Henry Kissinger.

00:51:03.740 So these two are responsible for the grand strategy of America.

00:51:08.180 And he writes this book, Between Two Ages.

00:51:09.300 and he outlines a plan for creating a civilian state um a um a nation ruled by experts okay

00:51:19.100 and if you read the book which was really what's really interesting is he has nothing but praise

00:51:23.780 for marx right and his argument is this marx embodies enlightenment thinking because what

00:51:28.800 comes in does what marxian does is it it it rises above religion and race it's universal

00:51:35.380 it's enlightenment principles it's reason okay so in other words what these people like Peter

00:51:43.320 Thiel and Elon Musk are trying to create is techno-Marxism right because what's Marxism?

00:51:49.420 Marxism is a nation ruled by a bureaucratic elite that knows more than you do right and

00:51:56.160 and and it's a command economy well that's what the AI surveillance state is so so so another

00:52:02.040 word for A.S. of Enstead is technomarxism. Technomarxism. Usually I take notes in your

00:52:07.720 lecture, but I'll go back and watch this. So I think a bigger question here, and what I think

00:52:14.200 was explained well, I keep saying that, but I really do appreciate your lectures, is how Judaism

00:52:21.060 started. So I haven't went completely into the Torah, but is it true, was in original Judaism,

00:52:28.060 was jesus supposed to be the true messiah and he was rejected because he was wearing plain clothes

00:52:32.900 and they expected him to be presenting as a a man dressed in gold and is that the true messiah or

00:52:39.100 is it always predestined was it always written that they had a different messiah than jesus

00:52:43.160 yeah so the messiah is supposed to be from the house of david and he was supposed to be a prince

00:52:49.920 and he was supposed to be a war messiah a messiah of war right so the messiah was supposed to come

00:52:55.140 unite the Jewish people and overthrow whatever oppressor existed at that time so at that time

00:53:00.600 in history was the Roman Empire so they really believed that Messiah would come unify the Jewish

00:53:05.460 people and destroy the Roman Empire and create a the Messiah age okay so that's what the Jewish 1.00

00:53:14.140 faith taught back then it's still what what the Jewish believe Jews believe today they believe

00:53:18.980 that what they're doing in Israel is to force the return of Messiah or the coming of Messiah

00:53:24.180 to lead them to victory right the antichrist or the in islam we say the the jaw is which is the 0.99

00:53:29.580 same well yeah you know so so for for the jews it's messiah for the christians it's the antichrist 0.51

00:53:34.460 and the muslims the muslims too the idea of the antichrist is identical in islam that we also

00:53:39.660 accept jesus not just as a prophet but as the messiah who will return and what was detailed

00:53:45.540 well was how judaism has been subverted for empire gain and for political motives right like the

00:53:53.720 kazarians who now dominate 80 of the jewish faith they had to decide like so the kazarians their 0.95

00:54:00.340 empire fell if i'm not mistaken right yes the mongols destroyed the empire yes yes the mongols 1.00

00:54:06.060 destroyed the kazarians and so they had to pick a religion in order to get more power and they 1.00

00:54:10.140 picked judaism because it was seen as the you know as supreme compared because it came before

00:54:16.120 islamic christianity and also you mentioned uh detailed a lot the idea of the frankis and jacob

00:54:22.520 frank and what they were doing with incest and and putting their own will first and thinking that

00:54:27.800 sinning separated them from god so that they should sin because they would know more about

00:54:31.340 themselves because god doesn't sin because god is the almighty perfect greater greatest creator

00:54:35.960 and so sinning is what made us divine in a way like this frankist ideology but it's united why

00:54:43.820 do you think that these ideologies have united because the rothschilds they are seen and pictured 0.99

00:54:50.360 with Marina Abramovich and there's other Rothschild members wearing Baal or Malak 0.94

00:54:54.460 necklaces in this. Are all these subversions and are all these, why do you see the overlap? Why

00:55:01.120 does it seem like they also support Israel? Is that a unification with Judaism? Are, you know,

00:55:06.780 the people that are trying to establish greater Israel, do they allow for this to happen because 0.94

00:55:10.820 it also supports their eschatology that they need the end of the world? Are they okay with

00:55:15.500 Molokkan Baal because it does serve the greater picture, or is this a part of Judaism?

00:55:22.960 Right.

00:55:23.520 So everyone supports Israel because Israel is key to the different eschatologies, okay? 0.78

00:55:30.560 So Pax Judea is an important element in the divine plan.

00:55:38.360 The Jews basically need to create the Pax Judea, and then once the Pax Judea is created, 1.00

00:55:42.800 this will start a war the war of god and magog and uh when the war of god and magog happens

00:55:50.100 and when israel is most threatened then uh the messiah will return to save israel and at this

00:55:56.960 point depending on your faith two things will happen okay if you're a christian you believe

00:56:01.280 that the rapture will happen when jesus returns all christians of true faith will be elevated

00:56:06.440 to heaven and then jesus will defeat uh the enemies of israel and force the jews to convert 0.99

00:56:15.140 okay so if you're a jew at this time you can actually convert or you will burn in hell okay 0.98

00:56:20.260 so that's a christian interpretation of the end times the jewish interpretation of the end times 0.97

00:56:24.100 is uh the messiah will come and all christians will be enslaved and israel will become the light

00:56:30.560 nations meaning it'll become the empire okay and everyone will serve serve the jews okay so so 0.98

00:56:37.840 that's so so these are two diverging eschatologies but but but but where they converge is the triumph

00:56:44.720 of israel in the middle east and that's why we're we're seeing all all all these issues in the

00:56:49.840 middle iran is key because when you destroy iran then israel becomes a de facto power in the middle 0.97

00:56:55.920 east so so iran is the last coming block right right and and you mentioned again which i never

00:57:01.160 made this connection i was annoyed at myself that israel actually wants america to lose the war

00:57:06.860 against iran because it destabilizes iran not the same way but also like so many americans have this

00:57:12.120 idea that american israel oh we're allies our greatest ally but if america loses and we lose

00:57:17.100 our spot as the global empire then it just gives us israel the opportunity to now dominate the 0.87

00:57:22.340 middle east without our hands meddling in it but right they don't actually one they don't give us

00:57:27.160 anything but two they don't what do they stand to gain from having us as the america as the

00:57:31.900 global empire right so these eschatologies they agree on certain things okay so they agree that

00:57:38.280 you need to create pax judaica for the end times to happen they also agree that america will not

00:57:42.700 be involved in the end times so what you need to what you need to do is you need to remove america

00:57:48.580 from the equation and the way you do that is you start this warning around you make this war

00:57:52.740 unwinnable um you and it destroys american military capacity in the middle east and then it triggers

00:57:59.860 a civil war in america and so america's distracted from the middle east okay that that's that's the

00:58:05.060 that's a plan yeah that makes perfect sense and so what are your predictions now your your short-term

00:58:12.180 predictions have been major developments you've been speaking about this for several years and

00:58:15.780 And your lectures got a lot of this correct.

00:58:18.680 What do you see coming in the rest of this year?

00:58:22.440 Is the war with Iran, how soon is that?

00:58:24.400 And what else do you predict?

00:58:26.900 Okay, so look, everything's leading to this war in Iran, okay?

00:58:31.840 So look, I mean, they were trying to win this war on the cheap, right?

00:58:35.940 So you go back to the 12-day war last year,

00:58:39.440 and the Israelis really believe that we decapitate the regime.

00:58:42.940 You know, if we kill these generals and these officers and these clerics within Iran, this will rather the people and the people will not naturally overthrow the regime.

00:58:53.420 OK. And then what they recognized was the regime is far more resilient, far more cohesive, far more determined than they actually imagined.

00:59:01.300 OK, so the 12 day war was a disaster. But then you go back to early this year, you know, during New Year's, Netanyahu visited Trump in Marilago.

00:59:09.320 What happened right afterwards is that currency speculators working on behalf of Mossad and CIA, they destroyed the rial, the Iranian currency.

00:59:19.740 And this caused massive economic unrest in Iran, which translated into protests.

00:59:25.120 You know, these merchants were protesting in Iran.

00:59:29.300 And this is a classic color revolution playbook, right, where you cause economic malise, you have some organic protests,

00:59:36.740 and then you send in provocateurs in order to shoot police officers, okay?

00:59:42.960 So they killed a lot of security officers.

00:59:45.080 A lot of money was flooring in the country.

00:59:46.580 They brought in some Kurds as insurgents to cause more unrest. 0.99

00:59:51.140 And then you control social media, right?

00:59:53.880 You inflame people through social media.

00:59:56.600 But the Iranian response, the Iranians actually knew how they had a counter strategy.

01:00:01.820 And what they did was they shot the Internet.

01:00:03.360 When you shut the Internet, then these protesters, because a lot of them are Assad, right, 0.99

01:00:08.000 they're forced to use Starlink.

01:00:09.740 But then when you use Starlink, they're able to locate where you are.

01:00:12.980 So they were able to take down a lot of these cells.

01:00:15.580 So, you know, they killed a lot of civilians, but they also killed a lot of Mossad operatives in Iran.

01:00:22.940 So this has diminished Israeli capacity in Iran, okay?

01:00:28.440 People don't really appreciate this, but they've been building these networks for years through cash, through, you know, they've been investing a lot into these internet networks in Iran for a number of years.

01:00:40.780 And now a lot of these networks are destroyed.

01:00:42.520 So the last option for the Israelis to win a war against Iran is to state a false flag operation and then get the Americans to attack Iran.

01:00:54.240 Man, I don't know what this false flag will look like, OK, but we can expect a false flag operation.

01:00:59.820 What's happening around the world this weekend are these protests calling for the overthrow of the Iranian regime.

01:01:05.280 I'm not sure if you've seen these large protests everywhere around the world, OK, but it's clearly staged by the Americans and the Israelis.

01:01:13.640 And Mike Pompeo, former CIA director under Trump's first administration, he tweeted saying that these protests, this came from him,

01:01:21.940 His Twitter account saying that these protests were subverted by Besad slash CIA agents.

01:01:26.240 So this is this is true.

01:01:27.620 Do you think that Americans have to worry about another 9-11, a false?

01:01:31.960 Well, not saying that that was a false flag attack, but do we expect that?

01:01:35.660 Because they always need a catalyst to go to war.

01:01:37.760 Pearl Harbor was the catalyst to bomb Japan and 9-11 was the catalyst in order to to go into the Middle East. 0.84

01:01:45.080 Right. In order to get support.

01:01:46.520 And again, there was an attack recently during Hanukkah, the first day of Hanukkah in Australia, and they said it was a Muslim guy.

01:01:54.260 And then a Muslim man ended up stopping the shooter.

01:01:56.320 They found out that the shooter was taking trips back and forth from the Philippines.

01:02:00.240 He had weird intelligence ties.

01:02:03.220 Do you think that America has to worry about a false flag to that extent?

01:02:07.640 I think the false flag will probably happen in the Middle East. 0.63

01:02:11.540 What will probably happen is the U.S. base gets hit.

01:02:14.460 But it'll be very similar to the U.S.'s liberty in 1967, right?

01:02:19.520 And it's a playbook because the Gulf Token, like the Vietnam War. 0.65

01:02:25.440 Yeah, the Gulf Token Resolution.

01:02:27.400 Yeah, that's right. That's right.

01:02:28.560 So I think that's the most likely situation.

01:02:30.740 And Americans are setting this up because they have all these carrier strike groups in the Arabian Sea right now patrolling, right?

01:02:38.240 So it's very easy to stage a false flag attack.

01:02:40.820 The Gerald Ford. I see that U.S. military. One, they said to be careful about leaving flights in Iran right now to Americans.

01:02:46.760 They sent out an email. And the other one, I'm seeing military people in the Navy are hearing that they might have to be deployed to the Gerald Ford.

01:02:55.520 That's the ship that patrols around the Strait of Hormuz.

01:02:59.880 Right. Another thing I will say is that people running the world today are different from the ones running the world during 9-11.

01:03:06.120 9-11 was a spectacularly done job 0.84

01:03:10.520 Give credit to these guys

01:03:12.400 Like George H.W. Bush

01:03:13.660 He was clearly the mastermind behind 9-11 0.98

01:03:16.240 This is a guy who spent decades in intelligence

01:03:20.640 And he was able to build this network

01:03:22.660 To pull off 9-11

01:03:23.620 It was a really sophisticated act of theater

01:03:27.300 The guys in charge now aren't like that 0.99

01:03:30.720 They're kind of lazy, they're kind of incompetent 0.98

01:03:33.000 They're indifferent, they're hubris 0.98

01:03:34.640 okay so so so it's not gonna be as elaborate as 9-11 and i i don't i don't think it'll happen

01:03:41.360 on the american homeland because i think that americans right now are much more skeptical

01:03:46.020 they're sort of ready for it okay but it'll much more likely happen overseas where american

01:03:51.240 soldiers are targeted and they'll blame it on on on iranians it's it's much easier to to do that 1.00

01:03:56.840 than something right what about israel bombed doha they bombed qatar very recently which is

01:04:01.980 an american ally but there was literal no outrage at all from american people especially coming from

01:04:07.340 our greatest ally bombing another one of our allies if there's going to be a false flag in

01:04:11.740 the middle east and how come there was no is it all just media manipulation i i i think it's just

01:04:17.380 media manipulation the other thing that to remember is that these regimes in the gcc

01:04:21.540 right saudi arabia uh uae qatar they're all co-opted by the israelis um they're all working

01:04:27.920 together they're all like colonies of of of of the uh of the israelis what about saudi i was

01:04:35.080 talking to nick fuentes the other day and he said that saudi has separated from being the

01:04:40.440 israeli ally that they were several years ago is this true no it's all theater so um if you look

01:04:47.140 at the history of the middle east okay it was created by the british empire right so the house

01:04:50.740 of sod was installed as a public regime by the british empire um and so then the question is

01:04:56.620 It's like, who is the House of Saud?

01:04:58.500 And if you actually go into some of the history, okay?

01:05:01.440 So this is 2003, the Americans go into Baghdad

01:05:05.140 and they capture all the state systems

01:05:08.780 of the Iraqi regime, okay?

01:05:11.060 And when they go over the files

01:05:12.500 of the Iraqi intelligence agency,

01:05:14.540 the Iraqis were actually convinced 0.99

01:05:16.660 that the House of Saud were crypto Jews, 0.71

01:05:19.500 that these people, the House of Saud,

01:05:22.660 these were crypto Jews. 0.61

01:05:23.960 They were Sepetian Frankis, okay? 0.97

01:05:26.860 Yeah.

01:05:27.860 So, and so this goes back to Sepetian Zebi, 1666, he declares he's a Messiah, and then

01:05:34.580 he is threatened by the Sultan of the Ottoman Empire, saying that, you know, either head

01:05:39.840 or the turban, okay?

01:05:40.840 You either convert to Islam or I will take your head, and Sepetian Zebi converts. 1.00

01:05:45.720 And then 300 families called the Dome, it's called churn cold in the language.

01:05:50.120 Turks. 0.82

01:05:51.120 But they convert with the Turks, okay? 0.76

01:05:53.120 And the Dolmets are important because the Dolmets then align with the British Empire to overthrow the Ottoman Empire. 0.63

01:06:00.100 And the Dolmets are the ones who are responsible for the Young Turk movement, for Atatark, okay? 1.00

01:06:05.900 But not only that, but the Dolmets then spread around the region, and they also become the House of Saud, okay? 0.98

01:06:11.300 So that's the origin of these families in the Middle East.

01:06:14.720 Is this proven about that? I love Saudi Arabia. They travel there all the time.

01:06:18.540 But what's the evidence of that?

01:06:23.120 Um, well, I mean, I mean, again, I don't actually use documentary evidence in my classes. I use a lot of first principle thinking. Okay, but I'm trying to explain why the House of Salt is in charge, who put them in power, and why they were put into power, and who the British Empire would trust to put into power, okay?

01:06:44.980 So the British Empire put the House of Saud into power. 0.91

01:06:50.120 Why would they do that?

01:06:52.620 Well, they would do that because they know the House of Saud

01:06:54.500 would be loyal to the British Empire.

01:06:56.420 And why would they be loyal?

01:06:57.260 Because the House of Saud is compromised

01:06:59.300 and they're secretly crypto-jews. 0.53

01:07:01.460 And therefore, they have no choice but to align with a greater power,

01:07:04.640 whether it's the British Empire or the American Empire afterwards.

01:07:07.860 So, again, I don't have evidence.

01:07:10.600 But I'm saying this is what makes the most sense for me.

01:07:13.820 right because what i do is i create frameworks i create models of of the world and then i test it

01:07:20.060 i validate by testing but maybe making predictions about it okay so my prediction is that saudi arabia

01:07:26.620 and israel the conflict right now it's all theater um and if pax judaica were to arrive

01:07:32.620 in saudi arabia would be very important part of this pax judaica and the question then is why

01:07:38.140 why do you have this conflict between saudi arabia and israel and i think the reason why is

01:07:43.180 if there's a war then iran uh the iranian strategy would be would create economic warfare okay so so

01:07:50.540 it would destroy the economies of the middle east which would force the world uh to get involved in 1.00

01:07:56.540 this war right that's that's the only way that the iranians could possibly win this war by by

01:08:00.540 creating as much economic pain as possible for the rest of the world and you do that by by the oil

01:08:05.580 fields of saudi arabia qatar uae right because they have drones and ballistic missiles and so 0.94

01:08:11.900 Saudi Arabia is trying to hedge, hedge against this.

01:08:15.120 It's trying to play the victim.

01:08:16.620 Listen, we're your best friends.

01:08:18.420 We're the ones trying to stop this really from attacking you.

01:08:21.220 So why you blow up our oil fields?

01:08:23.120 Do you ever worry about travel?

01:08:24.600 Because, you know, I visit Saudi all the time and people make allegations that Saudi is killing journalists.

01:08:29.840 And I've seen you've traveled to Saudi before.

01:08:33.160 Has any of this ever, are you banned from any countries?

01:08:36.020 How has this affected your personal life?

01:08:37.760 um you know this is not something that um i don't really worry about and the reason why

01:08:44.160 is i'm not actually embedded into power networks okay so you look at something like charlie kirk

01:08:48.220 right he was getting money from these guys if you're getting money from these guys then you're

01:08:54.680 bought by them so if you speak out if you don't total line then it's considered betrayal right

01:08:59.380 so i don't take money from these guys i don't know who these guys are so i'm this random high

01:09:03.700 school teacher you know just you know just and i have a youtube channel right i'm this random

01:09:10.800 youtuber so they don't they're not interested in me they don't care about me so are you insinuating

01:09:14.840 that charlie kirk as soon as you started saying that october 7th was an inside job and that epstein

01:09:18.840 was an israeli spy are you insinuating that the people that give him money to run turning point

01:09:22.300 took him out because he went against their narrative and that it wasn't actually tyler

01:09:26.040 robinson somebody who was a in a relationship with the transgender well uh yeah um um yes i i am

01:09:33.300 insinuating that and i think the evidence is pretty um uh i mean it's pretty clear um i mean

01:09:40.160 like like i think in many ways the charlie kirk assassination was supposed to be like 9-11 because

01:09:45.080 remember they had at least these like pentagon military ads prepared for for right right after

01:09:50.940 night uh charlie kirk i mean like the entire intention was to drum up this national settlement

01:09:56.880 to draft young men into fighting for Israel.

01:10:02.900 And then when it was reported,

01:10:05.200 there was this backlash and they turned against it.

01:10:07.320 But I mean, it's a very similar situation to 9-11.

01:10:11.340 Okay.

01:10:12.300 And going back to crypto Jews, 1.00

01:10:14.340 which is the terminology for undercover Jews,

01:10:16.540 somebody had to convert, right?

01:10:19.140 Actually, I found out recently that my grandfather

01:10:21.020 was essentially half of one.

01:10:24.040 He emigrated to Haiti after World War II,

01:10:26.080 married my black grandmother and you know he we didn't know that my whole life but there's so many

01:10:31.700 of these people and especially zapatai zevi is one of the biggest examples of that so he claimed

01:10:36.020 to be the jewish messiah in 1666 and he so he changed that hierarchy within judaism because

01:10:43.480 after they were expelled when the first temple was destroyed the rabbis took power of the the 0.95

01:10:49.320 jewish faith and so so zapatai zevi comes along claims to be the jewish messiah and most people 0.79

01:10:53.760 accept this correct that he's the messiah uh what third a third of the jews accept that

01:11:00.160 third all jews in the world at that time yes okay 33 and yeah so in that he gets rid does he 1.00

01:11:08.160 is he successful at changing the rabbi hierarchy within judaism right okay so we we should um

01:11:16.120 understand zebbi as a populist uprising right because at this time in history uh jews are 0.81

01:11:22.380 being split throughout the the middle east throughout europe and the the rabbi is telling 0.97

01:11:28.200 the um the jewish people don't worry have faith the messiah will return when god wills it and

01:11:37.760 the peasants are like that's easy for you to say because you're a rabbi and you are working 0.96

01:11:41.680 alongside the european elite the european nobility that's suppressing us okay so there's a lot of

01:11:47.020 anger at the rabbi, and Zebediah Zebi, his emergence is, let's reject the authority of

01:11:53.880 the rabbis because they're part of the oppressive class, and let us convert and forgive those 1.00

01:12:02.160 who converted, right? Because in the Jewish tradition at that time, the worst crime that 1.00

01:12:08.060 you can do is to convert to Christianity or Islam, which is what millions of Jews have

01:12:14.440 done in the past right and and and so the question then is like how do you understand what they did

01:12:19.820 and the jews are like well the rabbis are like well they're just burning hell right don't be 0.92

01:12:24.960 like them because they're all all them will burn in hell um and what exactly what but but the problem 0.96

01:12:32.060 is that the jewish faith is one of blood right so can can you like stomach the jewish faith is one 0.95

01:12:38.640 of blood yeah meaning meaning like you're born into faith right it's like don't understand it

01:12:44.440 right right right your mother has to be jewish you to be jewish that's right that's right right 0.97

01:12:49.780 so so like so like the idea is like your grandfather is going to burn in hell because 0.89

01:12:53.120 he converted to islam right i mean like like are you going he didn't get my family's all catholic

01:12:57.780 no no no no no but but you would convert if you switch yes yeah yeah but so the brothers are 0.63

01:13:04.200 saying that if you are a born jewish and you convert to christianity or islam you will burn 0.97

01:13:09.760 in hell for the for all of eternity right i'm saying like like as a person as a jewish person 0.98

01:13:14.120 who didn't convert are you okay with your grandfather who did convert burning hell right 0.93

01:13:18.600 you're probably not and so what what what what is that is guys it doesn't matter if you convert or

01:13:25.480 not what matters is what you truly believe what matters is your individual faith that's what

01:13:30.140 matters okay and he showed that by converting himself and so his so so remember jesus came

01:13:37.260 to redeem us from the original sin well that's what zapathe did as well he came to redeem the

01:13:44.140 jews from the original sin of conversion and so now you convert it it doesn't matter anymore 1.00

01:13:48.860 you are still a jew because your blood determines your identity and your faith is what matters okay

01:13:55.260 So you can convert, but as long as you secretly believe in the Jewish faith, you're still a Jew, okay? 0.90

01:14:02.520 And that's the idea of crypto Jews. 0.97

01:14:06.380 It's okay to insult Jews. 1.00

01:14:11.920 It's okay to go against every Jewish tradition. 1.00

01:14:18.760 But if secretly you still believe you're a Jew, you're a Jew. 0.83

01:14:23.240 God will know.

01:14:25.260 Okay, I did ask you this before, but I think this question, maybe I should phrase it a little more directly.

01:14:31.560 So what is the overlap between Frankis, the Rothschilds, and Judaism?

01:14:39.680 Okay, all right.

01:14:41.140 So there's competing interpretations, okay?

01:14:44.620 So the Rothschilds are Frankis. 0.96

01:14:46.980 We know that.

01:14:48.360 The Rothschilds believe in the Frankis, as well as the Epsteins.

01:14:52.680 Okay, so that's the overlap.

01:14:53.980 So look at Jeffrey Epstein and the Rothschild.

01:14:56.780 Why were they closed?

01:14:57.920 Because they're all part of the Frankist movement. 1.00

01:15:01.160 So there are two interpretations of Frankism.

01:15:05.160 The first interpretation, which is the mainstream interpretation,

01:15:08.660 is that Frankism is a heresy.

01:15:10.520 Because what Frankism argues is justification by sin.

01:15:16.060 And the idea is that this world that we live in is a fake world.

01:15:21.140 right and this fake world is is run by evil people satan who impose ideas that make no sense

01:15:31.260 for example they have sin right so for example you shouldn't eat pork and you can't work on

01:15:35.980 saturdays sabbath right wait a minute here that makes no sense whatsoever aren't we as divine

01:15:42.000 beings who are connected to god aren't we able to reason for ourselves what is right and what is

01:15:47.500 uh not right um so and how do you prove your faith then you prove your faith by rejecting

01:15:53.380 the idea of sin and putting a total faith in god and you do that by breaking taboos right

01:16:00.740 including incest so so when you commit an act of incest what you're doing is you are literally

01:16:06.380 showing that your faith in god is stronger than the conventions of man right so um jacob frank

01:16:14.380 has this great saying where what i teach you um this is a thing that 10 000 men can't lift

01:16:22.380 right this oppresses 10 000 men but this one thing um you can live with with with a finger okay it's

01:16:30.620 light it's light as a feather it's idea of taboo and sin okay we've been oppressed by the morality

01:16:36.860 by the idea of sin they have taboos and once you free your mind then you're capable of anything

01:16:42.300 you're capable of divinity okay so so so so that's the main teaching of jacob frank and jacob frank

01:16:49.580 is one of the founders of the uh illuminati along with a mayor rothschild okay so so rothschild is

01:16:56.300 a frankist family the franks are considered frank is are considered a heresy of the jewish

01:17:02.300 faith but then there's another interpretation which is that the frankism is just a natural

01:17:07.820 extension of

01:17:09.820 the Jewish faith. Because the

01:17:11.440 Jewish faith is one based on

01:17:13.500 superiority, racial superiority.

01:17:16.260 Right? So like

01:17:17.300 the Jews are just 1.00

01:17:19.620 inherently superior people

01:17:21.320 to everyone else, the goyim. 0.59

01:17:24.180 Because they are God's chosen

01:17:25.600 people. And therefore, they should be allowed

01:17:27.720 to do whatever they want to demonstrate

01:17:29.760 that they're superior, right? Including breaking

01:17:31.640 taboos. So there are two interpretations.

01:17:34.040 The mainstream interpretation by the rabbis is their

01:17:35.680 heresy. Let's never talk about them because they're

01:17:37.540 evil the other interpretation is they're just a natural evolution or the logical conclusion

01:17:44.080 of the jewish faith so what do you think is the real interpretation my analysis is that

01:17:53.200 the chosen people versus the goyim ideology is a misunderstanding of what god wanted

01:17:58.440 so that the jews when they were told that you're the chosen people what it meant was

01:18:03.260 you are the one chosen and this the word of god was revealed to your language

01:18:07.120 to spread the word of God throughout the world right and I think the comparison you could see

01:18:11.960 in Islam is like the Quran was revealed in Arabic and I guess the Arab people were the ones that

01:18:16.920 revealed the message Muhammad was a you know was an Arab man or before the time you could argue

01:18:22.620 Semite or but the people of this region and their language this is who was chosen to get this 1.00

01:18:28.460 message right and he corrected that and said do not worship me do not worship Arabia or this land

01:18:34.160 worship God and God alone do you think that the Jews misinterpreted what was meant by chosen people

01:18:39.700 were they meant to be chosen to spread the word of God but when they first had that crisis of faith

01:18:43.980 when their temple was destroyed that's when things went the wrong direction yeah yeah so you know if

01:18:51.160 you look at Jewish history you look at the history of the Israelites the king of David that's a very

01:18:55.660 open cosmopolitan diverse society that was actually polyphysic if you look at the archaeological

01:19:03.200 evidence that the Israelites at that time were

01:19:06.460 polytheistic and they embraced all different gods

01:19:10.440 including Baal, Asherah, Yahweh

01:19:15.320 but if you're God's chosen people

01:19:19.380 if you are chosen to be the light of nations

01:19:22.880 to show how to live

01:19:27.420 as a people, how to be a moral individual, how to be a good person

01:19:30.340 how do you just how to explain these thousands of years of destruction

01:19:35.020 persecution enslavement right I mean like you're really God's chosen people

01:19:40.100 why were your temple destroyed which is the house of God why were you enslaved

01:19:44.740 and put into captivity in Babylon why were you why like why are you being

01:19:51.520 massacred all right so you have this thousand years history and this creates

01:19:54.400 the idea of cognitive dissonance right you have this idea which is like we are

01:19:57.160 god's chosen people and we are meant to be a good example to everyone else but then you have this

01:20:03.000 year thousands of years of history of persecution and so the only way to justify this is that

01:20:08.540 god is testing us god it has is is god wants us to do great things right and so we need to

01:20:19.280 um we need to strive to build a better world we need to build a better world we need to create

01:20:27.700 israel and have israel not to be the light of nations but to be the ruler of nations

01:20:32.380 and and again i again this is this is my speculation right because i don't know i'm

01:20:37.340 not jewish i'm saying like you have this yeah you have this kind of dissonance where you are

01:20:41.680 god's chosen people and then you have this thousand years persecution right and how to

01:20:45.880 explain this thousand-year persecution well it's to test you it's to temper you it's to build you

01:20:51.640 up to make you strong enough to actually rule the world and zapatai zevi so oh okay earlier in the

01:21:00.540 in your lesson about uh sabotage i think the lecture was called a faith of evil

01:21:05.300 you mentioned how the spanish inquisition right that was around 1492

01:21:10.960 um you know no that was the the year of the um expulsion so 1492 is when the jews were

01:21:21.620 expelled expelled from spain and this was a traumatic event uh for jews because if there's 0.91

01:21:28.160 one place in the world at this time that jews felt safe and at home it was spain okay spain is

01:21:33.460 the origin of the sephatic jews right under muslims because muslims allowed for faiths to

01:21:38.720 coexist exactly exactly right but then when when spain was reconquered by the christians the

01:21:44.080 christians were not as tolerant and the christians were like you either convert or you leave okay 0.99

01:21:48.460 so a lot of people were kicked out and they were sent to ottoman empire which did welcome them 1.00

01:21:52.220 um but then a lot converted and this is a very very traumatic event in the in the jewish faith

01:22:00.020 which led ultimately to zapathe zebi right because now you have a problem like what do you do with

01:22:04.140 these millions of people of Jews who converted to another faith.

01:22:07.960 Do we forgive them? Do we punish them? What do we do?

01:22:11.420 Okay. So the theory now that I'm seeing, you didn't mention this in your lecture,

01:22:15.760 but I was looking it up during it, was that Christopher Columbus,

01:22:19.180 who he was expelled or he was in Spain during the Spanish Inquisition.

01:22:24.340 Do you believe in the theory that he was actually a crypto Sephardic Jew

01:22:29.100 and that he was there to find the new world

01:22:32.940 in order to find a project for Pax Judaica?

01:22:36.540 Look, I'll tell you something really, really funny,

01:22:39.320 but a lot of the people involved in the Spanish Inquisition,

01:22:43.060 the Gwen Inquisitors...

01:22:44.000 Also Jews.

01:22:44.440 ...were capital Jews.

01:22:45.180 Yeah.

01:22:45.640 Yeah.

01:22:47.360 So what's the point of that?

01:22:49.540 Why kick out their own people? 0.99

01:22:55.680 I mean, it's all part of God's plan, right?

01:22:58.140 I mean, the people are being molded. They're being tested. I mean, like, it's what matters is survival of the people. What matters is survival of the faith. Okay? Like, for a thousand years, different empires have tried to destroy the Jewish faith. The Romans were horrific in their crimes, right? That was a Holocaust, really. Like, three wars that killed millions of Jews. That was a Holocaust. 0.61

01:23:28.140 You have the Babylonians. 0.97

01:23:29.740 So you have these different empires that try to destroy the Jews. 0.80

01:23:33.080 So what matters, okay, God's real plan is for the Jewish faith to persist,

01:23:37.780 even though it may involve sacrifice of millions of Jews as well, right?

01:23:42.360 I mean, so what matters is that the elite survive

01:23:45.660 because the elite are the transmitters of this culture.

01:23:48.520 And if it means that the elite have to convert and then sacrifice their people,

01:23:53.880 well, then that's part of God's plan.

01:23:55.120 okay so do you do you think that christopher columbus was a crypto jew i i think it's

01:24:02.880 possible i i haven't i haven't looked in yeah but ultimately it's the the small percent of one percent

01:24:09.140 of the elite that are in control playing both sides and essentially a lot of them are frank

01:24:14.220 as they are trying to use god's will or be to act like they are our god on earth yeah yeah because

01:24:22.040 only they know the true plan right only they have the courage to implement god's plan because if

01:24:26.420 god's plan involves a death of like 99 of humanity like are you okay with doing god's will right they

01:24:33.940 are because they're strong because they have real faith we're not we're just ordinary people

01:24:37.980 so we're cattle right so we we shouldn't criticize them right and there's a lot more

01:24:44.580 i could okay we we talked about about communism and your predictions so okay the one that i watched

01:24:53.060 last or two nights ago about islamic empire uh the way you talk about islam is it sounds well 0.99

01:25:00.880 from from my perspective obviously i'm biased you speak with a different sort of righteousness in

01:25:04.660 your voice and else you did want to go visit mecca and you oh my favorite part of this lecture

01:25:09.940 was you were talking about the weaknesses and the advantages of each faith and you mentioned

01:25:16.020 in christianity that the benefit was that it was in a religion of empire that the romans use it

01:25:22.040 as power and control right but the weakness was that the trinity didn't make any sense to you

01:25:26.460 well it's to many people even a lot of christians right it makes no sense at all

01:25:30.100 why does the trinity not make any sense to you right well because um

01:25:37.500 you know we think for intuition right so like how how do we know something is right well we

01:25:44.560 know something is right because it sounds right because it's it connects with us right but the

01:25:50.480 entire point of the holy trinity okay an idea that three things can be separate but connected

01:25:55.900 three things that are different from each other can be can be at one at that same time it's meant

01:26:01.320 to confuse you it's meant to create kind of dissonance and when you and so when you accept

01:26:07.760 the idea of the trinity the idea is that now you open your portal to all sorts of whatever crap

01:26:13.560 propaganda that they want to instill in you as well and that's why the holy trinity is the very

01:26:17.760 basis of the catholic religion and remember the weakness you said about islam was that

01:26:22.800 it was too simple and clear which was like that that really struck me because it's like that

01:26:28.980 doesn't sound like a weakness that sounds like that sounds like if i'm in a job interview you'd

01:26:33.440 be like what are your weaknesses and i'm like well i'm too direct i'm too simple and i and i work too

01:26:37.700 hard right so why did you why would you consider that a weakness well because we talked to the

01:26:45.060 frankest what the frankest will say is that this is the world of satan and so to really rule the

01:26:50.980 world to really conquer the world you need to embrace the demonic you need to be multifaceted

01:26:58.460 you need to have multiple personalities you have to like like what you are in the outside has been

01:27:02.940 different from what you are in the inside you have to practice the privity you have to practice

01:27:06.540 manipulation right so if you're too simple you're too direct that limits your maneuverability in

01:27:14.380 in politics okay so it's a weakness because people will take advantage of you know because being

01:27:23.740 islam is it's all about submission to god so that in terms of empire it's a weakness 1.00

01:27:28.380 in this that's right okay um what's the what what do you do you disagree at all i mean basically

01:27:36.300 why would you not consider yourself a muslim

01:27:38.560 um so i have issues with the islamic faith okay my major issue is that you know i i got a lot of 1.00

01:27:51.500 hate for my lecture okay um but i believe that religion organized religion it changes over time

01:27:59.980 so maybe in the beginning um it it has certain ideas but but in order to accommodate empire in

01:28:07.600 order to accommodate politics it shifted over time to become much more conformist but become

01:28:13.800 much more static i don't like that okay i mean like like like like i mean my sympathies are

01:28:20.100 toward the connection with God directly, right?

01:28:23.340 So rather than having intermediary telling you what God thinks,

01:28:27.660 well, you should be able to feel God in your heart, okay?

01:28:30.560 And I mean, like, people have said I'm a Gnostic, you know,

01:28:34.320 I mean, Luciferian, you know, I don't know what these terms mean, okay?

01:28:39.080 But I believe that we're all individuals with a divine spark in us.

01:28:43.600 And so we should be all able to connect directly to God,

01:28:47.280 And we should all be able to exercise our imagination, our intuition.

01:28:52.840 So the disagreement is that, is the divinity within?

01:28:57.020 Because in Islam, it's like, we don't believe God is within.

01:28:59.360 It's that we worship God because he's divine.

01:29:01.600 Okay, so you think there's some, there's divine spark within us.

01:29:04.520 That's right. That's right.

01:29:05.580 Okay. Is that not, isn't that similar?

01:29:08.900 Not exactly, but isn't that a lot what the Frankists believe?

01:29:11.540 That's why they sin.

01:29:12.460 That's why they do things because, you know, sinning is where you get divine power.

01:29:17.280 that's what they believe right so the frankists believe that if we're in this world we should

01:29:24.280 conquer this world and enjoy the pleasures of this world okay so they believe in longevity

01:29:28.500 they believe in transhumanism okay uh and and and this explains why why things are happening the way

01:29:34.900 they are you know these billionaires what what what are they obsessed with they're obsessed with

01:29:39.460 living forever right transhumanism and that's a very frankist mentality i on the other hand believe

01:29:44.680 that um our souls are are immortal and this world is one of many worlds and we come to this world

01:29:54.360 in order to experience things that we couldn't experience in the um in the natural plane okay

01:30:01.160 because in the natural plane you're pure force you're pure energy right you can't actually feel

01:30:05.320 pain you can't have sex you can't eat actually eat any food so we're here to have these rare 0.93

01:30:12.040 unique experiences that make us more enlightened um and we're here also to bring comfort to bring

01:30:20.280 enlightenment um to bring joy to others as well because that that's what makes us really happy

01:30:25.560 our connections with with others so there are things that that we cannot experience elsewhere

01:30:30.680 that we can experience here and so we should make the most of opportunities while we're here but

01:30:35.800 But at the same time, as these immortal divine souls, we're constantly in the process of seeking enlightenment.

01:30:44.260 And the problem is that if you make a mistake, okay, if you choose a path that is wrong, okay, for example, you choose to be Jeffrey Epstein, right?

01:30:53.760 Well, there has to be a fail-safe mechanism in order to steer you into the right direction.

01:31:00.240 And this fail-safe mechanism is death.

01:31:03.120 Death is release.

01:31:04.280 Death is catharsis.

01:31:05.800 right uh death is an escape from this hell that we live in but don't worry but don't worry because

01:31:11.880 your soul won't die and eventually you'll come back to this world to live a better life uh based

01:31:18.040 on the mistakes you made in in in this life right so the fragments want to live forever because they

01:31:23.880 cannot countenance the possibility that they'll go back in the astral plane and discover all the evil

01:31:28.760 that that that they've done okay so they want to avoid this possibility right whereas um whereas

01:31:34.840 i think a true human is to appreciate that um the universe is a journey life is a journey towards

01:31:42.520 enlightenment which is to be closer to to god and this is what all religious traditions teach by the

01:31:47.960 way okay so where do you think that we go when we die um um i think that um we're composed of

01:32:01.500 different elements okay so i think i think consciousness is multi-dimensional or sorry

01:32:06.920 sorry infinite in its dimensions and so there's a part of us that's a soul um but then there's

01:32:12.900 parts of us as well that dissipates into the ether okay so it's very complicated i can't really

01:32:17.780 describe it using uh language but it's like it's like we are um here and we are forever okay we're

01:32:26.140 now but we're also eternal and so you know when we die you know there's part of us that goes back

01:32:31.480 actual plane but then there's also also a part of us that seeps into others as well like memories

01:32:36.360 right we live in we live on as memories in others and so i think the point of our existence is to

01:32:41.400 create is to make make ourselves memorable in the minds of others right and and so that's what

01:32:48.120 drives me okay so one way one way to do that of course is to have children and to raise your

01:32:53.960 children and be to be happy and healthy i know on the way of that of doing that is to be kind

01:32:58.920 and generous to others so that so that you impact your lives in in a um positive manner and another

01:33:05.080 way of doing that is through teaching which which is what i do online you know and and that's why

01:33:09.960 i'm talking to you because you know you you're you have an audience you have a huge audience that i

01:33:14.360 don't actually interact with you know you you you like i deal with an older audience and like for

01:33:19.080 you i'm able to spread my message to others and and leave an imprint on others that may impact

01:33:24.600 their lives for the better and and and i think that's really the purpose of of life that's the

01:33:30.240 difference between a frankist and someone like you because it seems like you you you want to put out

01:33:36.880 good and and we appreciate your work greatly but so many people that there was um i'm sure you know

01:33:42.200 andrew tate he made the argument that epstein was a successful man because epstein is memorable

01:33:48.820 and people have immortalized him within memes if he's actually dead and you know he he made his

01:33:54.320 mark and people know who he is the difference between your belief and somebody like like tate

01:33:59.460 when he's saying epstein is a success is that you're you want to be remembered through good

01:34:03.580 things right if you want to just be remembered on its own then you can start a pedophile island

01:34:08.680 and blackmail people for for israel but that's not going to like let's give some credit okay

01:34:15.600 that takes some talent to pull off like to deal with bill clinton and bill gates at the same time

01:34:20.160 He was good at what he did, undeniably.

01:34:22.420 But would you consider Epstein a successful man

01:34:25.860 because he's immortalized and he's going to be remembered?

01:34:31.480 You know, that's a really good question.

01:34:34.140 I think Andrew Tate is right.

01:34:36.880 I think he is successful in that he will become forever.

01:34:41.320 He'll be a historical figure because he'll be just like 100 years from now,

01:34:48.100 we'll still be talking about Jeffrey Epstein, you know.

01:34:50.160 um so so yeah and and you know that's a very frankish mentality you know like like it's not

01:34:55.560 about living a good life it's living a memorable life right but but i'm trying to provide an

01:35:00.580 alternative where you know what wouldn't it be better to be remembered for like good things

01:35:04.760 because then because that will inspire people to good right i mean jeffy epstein is going to

01:35:09.000 inspire people to evil whereas i'm going to inspire people to good but you know like like

01:35:13.300 that's a very important idea in in religion where there's where it's a law of symmetry or polarity

01:35:19.480 Where, you know, if someone like Jeffrey Epstein, who is pure evil, exists, then someone who is pure good will exist as well.

01:35:27.400 So good must exist alongside evil.

01:35:30.100 So, I mean, like the fundamental law of the universe is free will, free choice.

01:35:35.080 If Jeffrey Epstein chooses to be evil, and we can't blame him for that, okay, because it's his choice.

01:35:43.020 But we can also choose to be good.

01:35:45.400 And that's a challenge before us.

01:35:46.680 when when when there are these evil role models um you have to choose to be the light of this world

01:35:52.680 and and and and that's what makes this life um so interesting that's what makes your your choice

01:35:57.640 memorable because you're able to do the thing that goes against convention whether it's doing

01:36:02.760 tremendous evil or doing tremendous good it goes against convention both ways right so so why do

01:36:08.120 you choose if you said that being remembered as a metric of success why do you choose to do good

01:36:13.240 and not evil because i can't i can't sleep at night if i do evil you know it's that simple i

01:36:18.520 mean like you know i went to yale and you know at yale they teach you to be frankest right i'm like

01:36:22.680 i'm sorry but you know these ivy league are all like mk ultra indoctrination machines um but i

01:36:29.100 couldn't sleep at night if if i knew in my heart that i brought some evil in this world so you know

01:36:36.660 i think that our culture is all infinite we're always communicating with the past the future

01:36:42.460 with the here and the now, but also the infinite and the eternal.

01:36:47.300 And it's really what you choose to focus on.

01:36:49.580 And in my mind, it's focused on certain things.

01:36:54.180 I'm opening myself up to consciousness.

01:36:56.980 And I want to be able to sleep well at night, okay?

01:36:59.260 And then you look at Jeffrey Epstein and how he's able to do what he did.

01:37:03.260 And the reason why is he can't sleep at night.

01:37:05.620 So he has to engage in drugs.

01:37:07.480 He has to engage in all this evil in order to move on with his life.

01:37:15.640 Because once you embrace the demonic, then you are trapped, okay, by the demonic.

01:37:20.060 Then you have to fully embrace the demonic, and you have to, like, worship it in order to basically live on.

01:37:27.980 All right, so Epstein is serving demonic entities, and doing good is serving God, correct?

01:37:34.120 that's a metaphorical way of putting it yes but i think it's really what's really important is that

01:37:40.900 god is not judgmental okay god has given us free will and we can do whatever we want and god

01:37:47.300 won't ever punish us for evil god won't reward us for good it's it's because we ourselves

01:37:53.600 seek enlightenment it's because we ourselves seek to feel better about ourselves that we

01:37:58.920 we commit to good so what so you what do you think is keeping you up at night if you do something

01:38:05.240 wrong i'm sure everybody can relate to this watching this right if you're rude to a friend

01:38:09.480 or say you get emotional in a class and you lash out at amber because she's reading slow or

01:38:14.640 something what what is the reason why you kept up like so what what is that thought keeping you

01:38:22.720 awake empathy empathy right empathy because because like when you shout at someone and then

01:38:28.700 you go um away you're able to remember what you did but you're able to switch perspective and see

01:38:35.740 how that person feels being shouted out because you yourself were shouted out right and the

01:38:40.380 question is like where does empathy comes from come from and i think empathy just comes from

01:38:43.780 wisdom it comes from living many lives and having different perspectives you know so for me i just

01:38:49.380 read a lot um as a young person i was an alienated individual i was an immigrant in toronto i was

01:38:55.300 bullied a lot and so i just read a lot when you read a lot you develop empathy depends on what

01:39:00.820 you read you could read sex magic books like epstein or read you know he had a book yeah next

01:39:07.100 to the talmud that said sure you've seen this right he had books about uh kabbalah sex magic

01:39:13.540 and stuff if you read the wrong literature i'm sure you could also be well you know well i mean

01:39:18.800 like the public libraries don't have these books right so i stuck with you know like literature

01:39:23.320 and science fiction and fantasy okay yeah and i really liked your your lecture about rich dad

01:39:31.020 poor dad and you said you've read a lot of books about parenting and trying to find the right styles

01:39:36.540 and the right ways to raise your children what is what sort of mistakes do you think people are

01:39:42.200 making and raising their children um i think the biggest mistake is to believe that your child is

01:39:50.160 a blank slate um because that's what i believe when i first had kids and what i believe that

01:39:55.840 is that you know if i build good habits if i present myself as a good role model if i steer

01:40:02.960 my kids to the right activities then my kid will be better and better and what i didn't recognize

01:40:08.240 is that every child is an independent person capable of all agency from the first day.

01:40:17.680 And every child wants to be respected.

01:40:19.920 Every child wants to be independent.

01:40:21.220 Every child wants to pick his or her path.

01:40:24.260 And that's the only way to enlightenment, okay,

01:40:27.560 if the child is allowed to be himself or herself and make his own mistakes.

01:40:33.220 I have three kids, and they're all different personalities.

01:40:35.600 I have a certain idea in my head of what I wanted my kids to be.

01:40:40.480 And the harder I try, the more pressure I get because my kids refuse to obey me.

01:40:47.160 And so over these past few years, the greatest lesson that I've taught my kids

01:40:51.940 is to respect the freedom of each individual, to be nonjudgmental,

01:40:55.780 to appreciate my child for himself or herself.

01:41:02.100 And I really think that's the greatest mistake that parents make.

01:41:05.600 Kind of like the Islamic rule, like allow tolerance of other faiths and religion, let people...

01:41:10.460 You know, I will tell you this, okay?

01:41:12.180 I will tell you this.

01:41:12.760 I've been to Saudi Arabia.

01:41:13.580 I've been to Afghanistan.

01:41:14.580 I've been to quite a few Islamic countries.

01:41:16.660 And it surprised me how happy the kids are, okay?

01:41:19.300 I mean, like, if you go to Islamic countries, the kids are a lot happier, a lot healthier, a lot more emotionally regulated than Western kids.

01:41:27.740 And you said that you were...

01:41:29.540 I saw your video about growing up in Toronto and getting bullied.

01:41:34.460 And obviously, I can relate.

01:41:35.380 I mean, I probably don't look as Asian now, but I grew up super, you know, I got some of the same things and so did my mother.

01:41:43.060 And so when you were alienated to reading these books, what was the most transformative literature that you found?

01:41:50.560 You know, when I was young, I read a lot.

01:41:55.240 So in the first stage, I was a huge fan of Isaac Asimov because I was really into science fiction.

01:42:01.140 And I just loved the way that he looked at the world from a macro perspective.

01:42:05.880 So he was not a great writer, but he had a very vivid imagination.

01:42:09.420 And I really appreciated that.

01:42:10.840 And so reading Isaac Asimov just really helped to expand my imagination.

01:42:16.780 For the longest time, I was a huge fan of Anne Rand, The Fountainhead, and Alice Shrugged,

01:42:20.900 because I also believed in individualism.

01:42:23.420 I also believed I was persecuted.

01:42:24.700 I was a persecuted genius who would one day show the world that I was right.

01:42:29.100 So as a teenager, I was really into Ayn Rand.

01:42:33.400 And then I got into John Steinbeck a lot because I was really into his stories.

01:42:42.460 So I've been through different phases.

01:42:46.680 I was also a really avid comic book fan.

01:42:49.980 So I loved the X-Men.

01:42:51.620 When I was young, I read the X-Men all the time.

01:42:54.380 They're my favorite characters because the world of the X-Men seemed much more real.

01:42:58.520 than, like, the world of Spider-Man or the Avengers, right?

01:43:02.080 Because Spider-Man, Avengers, it's a pretty simple good versus evil world.

01:43:05.980 Whereas X-Men, there's actually a lot of more ambiguity.

01:43:09.340 Like, is Magneto a really good person or a bad person, right?

01:43:11.880 Because Magneto is trying to save his people.

01:43:15.080 And Magneto is being realistic about the intentions of human beings.

01:43:18.240 Like, if we just trust human beings, they're going to come kill all of us, right?

01:43:22.060 So I was really into X-Men comics for a long, long time.

01:43:25.500 Yeah. What sort of information and books would you recommend people like us read?

01:43:34.440 You know, so what I recommend is to read novels, long form novels, because if you read long form novels, they build a universe and you go into this universe and you're really able to expand your imagination.

01:43:53.500 you really expand your empathy so um so i mean the problem with young people nowadays is you know

01:44:00.580 people aren't encouraged to read you go to university and like people don't even read

01:44:04.840 books anymore they're you know people are encouraged to read like you know essays or

01:44:08.100 excerpts but not actual books so it's really really important to read books and so certain

01:44:13.860 authors that i i recommend just to get started because they're so much fun okay i love james

01:44:18.720 elroy i'm not sure if you've read james elroy but la confidential uh you know he's so much fun so

01:44:24.200 james elroy e-l-l-r-o-y okay so he's so i recommend him i recommend jonah carrie uh who is a spy

01:44:32.340 author um i recommend um anna max tate um m-a-x-t-e-d because she writes romance novels but

01:44:41.840 but um um i recommend science fiction um some good science fiction is john wineham

01:44:47.760 w-y-n-d-h-a-m um he he's he's a lot of fun but you know like like the greatest act of rebellion

01:44:57.360 that you can do in today's world okay is to reclaim your attention it really is because

01:45:02.720 the way that they keep control over you is by monopolizing your attention right by constantly

01:45:06.620 feeding you distractions after distractions so the greatest we've got act of rebellion you can do

01:45:11.920 is sit by yourself solitary read a book for hours and hours and just ignore the world and reclaim

01:45:18.420 your attention reclaim your mind um and and so i mean just get into reading reading i mean and like

01:45:26.280 you know i started reading reading books because i started reading comic books but then i grad i

01:45:30.600 started to um upgrade myself over over time so i mean like don't i mean like i teach the iniad

01:45:36.780 the iliad i teach the divine comedy uh these are the great books i think everyone should read but

01:45:41.520 you know read them when you're ready right um so um so yeah divine comedy i remember you wrote

01:45:47.440 that that was uh don uh it'd been oh those are by somebody in the islamic empire right

01:45:53.060 or he he influenced dante's divine comedy i'm gonna shoot yeah that's right that's right yes

01:45:58.340 i remember yeah and yeah what about um i'm a big fan of ernest hemingway he has a lot of novels

01:46:04.740 you're a fan yeah yeah i'm a huge fan but uh ernest hemingway he's hard to read um you know

01:46:13.080 you you you actually have to like sit down and close read his works um his best of course is

01:46:18.620 the sun also rise yep that's the best one yeah exactly yeah but i mean you you have to you have

01:46:24.000 to be a very good reader to read like ernest hemingway um whereas whereas like you know if

01:46:29.300 you want to start out then then i would just say get in the habit of sitting down for like long

01:46:33.980 for like hours and hours and just focus on a book yeah Hemingway is difficult because he doesn't

01:46:39.780 spell it out for you which I appreciate I like when uh authors like he wrote a short story about

01:46:45.020 a woman who had to get an abortion but at no point in the short story didn't mention it and

01:46:48.880 the sun also rises I'll just give it away he in world war one the main character the protagonist 0.97

01:46:53.440 he has an injury where he can't have sex because uh his grenade got rid of his balls and so like 0.84

01:46:59.980 that you know that impotence affects all of his relationships and all of his conversations so 0.98

01:47:05.620 that type of uh that's what but yeah it takes a lot of energy to to pay attention to so so you

01:47:12.700 think a lot of people don't find they find that like uh Andrew Tate was saying that you know

01:47:17.880 reading is gay and that you shouldn't pay attention to it that it's a waste of time 1.00

01:47:20.900 you disagree okay yeah um I think reading is fundamental to being human right and again I

01:47:29.380 mean like i don't exaggerate but like you know if there's one thing that you can do to rebel against

01:47:33.640 the system to reclaim your own individuality it's by reading okay especially reading is good sorry

01:47:39.620 yeah yeah no i mean like it's a mirror into yourself and into the world okay i mean like

01:47:45.040 like like it's also a light where you read um you're in connection with the author you're in

01:47:50.400 connection with the work and you are enhancing your own individuality you're shining your

01:47:54.380 individuality onto the world because because when you read it's your own interpretation right

01:47:58.560 the reading a book a really good book is is is a portal into the divine right so

01:48:06.860 have you read uh have you read any of the quran um you know i've read bad translations

01:48:14.380 to be honest with you yeah um i've read bad translation but but they say the problem is

01:48:19.100 you have to read the quran in arabic you have to like learn arabic first you don't you don't

01:48:22.760 have to but the translated versions yeah to understand it completely you have to understand

01:48:26.920 original Arabic, which is difficult. And you've read the Bible as well. A lot of your lectures

01:48:33.140 quote the Bible, especially the Old Testament. Yeah, that's right. Okay. And I remember you said

01:48:40.580 that you found it schizophrenic. And so what was your interpretation of the Bible?

01:48:48.740 Yeah, the problem of Bible is that it's the most valuable real estate in the world, right? It's the

01:48:52.400 most valuable mental real estate in the world and so people always competing and fighting over this

01:48:57.560 real estate and so there are lots of redactions there's lots of um changes to the bible over the

01:49:03.860 years and it's almost impossible to figure out the true intention of the the original writer okay but

01:49:10.340 there are certain parts of the bible that's pure literature that's and when it's pure literature

01:49:14.740 what i mean is that it has the divine um flowing from it okay so if you go and read the book of

01:49:21.280 genesis that that's divine uh the book of genesis um it's pure literature um and then um um it's the

01:49:29.660 new testaments like the gospel of mark is also pretty divine as well but especially genesis

01:49:34.800 so why do you think we're here

01:49:39.220 um we're here because we want to be here we we're here because we want to

01:49:50.980 experience the universe uh for its infinite eternal possibilities and so we're here to

01:49:59.720 practice exercise our free will because it's only through free will can you actually um expand the

01:50:06.600 creativity of the universe okay so you know i teach this when i teach about comedy but the

01:50:11.580 difference between god and the human even though we have god in us is that humans can make mistakes

01:50:18.120 Humans can die. Humans can feel pain. God cannot. And therefore, we humans have an imagination because imagination comes from pain, from suffering, from making mistakes.

01:50:30.680 And so for our creativity, we are expanding God. So God is eternal, but it's also infinite.

01:50:37.920 So it's always expanding. And for our creativity, for the practice of imagination, we're expanding the possibilities of God.

01:50:44.320 and we're bringing joy and light and love to the universe.

01:50:48.720 So we're here to imagine things.

01:50:51.000 We're here to love each other.

01:50:53.440 So what I teach is this.

01:50:55.720 The grand secret of the universe is love is the unifying force of the universe.

01:51:01.300 When you love someone, you're connected to God, you're connected to everyone else.

01:51:06.300 The imagination is the animating force of the universe.

01:51:09.260 So when you imagine, when you imagine new possibilities, when you tell stories,

01:51:13.620 when you teach you are making the universe much more alive you're expanding the possibilities

01:51:20.240 of the universe so we're here for two reasons to love to find someone to love and to love that

01:51:25.060 person deeply and unconditionally like donny love beatrice right and to imagine things to teach

01:51:32.960 to create to learn did you find most of this analysis through your own experience who told

01:51:41.620 do this the divine okay because you know when you actually read the divine comedy you have

01:51:46.840 actually no idea you have no idea what's what's going on okay i mean i spent like six months on

01:51:52.020 that stupid thing and i had no idea what's going on and i i was i i went on youtube and i looked 0.78

01:51:58.580 at every single lecture i could find on dante and there's quite a few okay so and i it made no sense 0.98

01:52:03.620 to me what what what they were saying okay and then i just had a dream i just woke up and said

01:52:09.560 oh love okay and not only that but it said go to the section and i went to the section and i read

01:52:17.120 it and i think oh my god i'm starting to get it okay it's starting to reveal itself to me okay

01:52:22.180 so so it's it's it's the universe communicating with me so that i can understand the divine

01:52:28.700 comedy so i can communicate with others as well and you know like like that's a great secret

01:52:33.180 that these elites understand you know like like in school we're taught that oh you know it's all

01:52:39.200 just material and it's all just process so if you want to write an essay just follow this work

01:52:44.660 process and you'll write a great essay and you want no author no writer in the world has ever

01:52:49.480 followed this stupid process of being like doing research forming a thesis create evidence do the 0.94

01:52:55.200 structure do the outline edit it blah blah and now you have it you have an essay okay that's what 0.97

01:52:59.320 they teach you in school because that's what's convenient to to teach you but if you look at

01:53:04.360 every single genius, if you look at

01:53:06.280 every person who's creative, it's all through

01:53:08.400 imagination. It's all through inspiration.

01:53:10.700 It's like you woke up one day and you have this

01:53:12.180 compulsion to

01:53:14.160 write something or draw something. You can't

01:53:16.280 help yourself. You're completely focused on

01:53:18.300 the moment because you are being possessed

01:53:20.260 by a certain entity

01:53:22.380 that amuse

01:53:24.120 or an angel or a god.

01:53:26.620 That's something that the elite understand,

01:53:28.320 right? Why do they practice child sacrifice? 0.98

01:53:30.360 Why do they practice cannibalism? Because they're trying to be

01:53:32.280 possessed by a greater force that allows them um the imagination to control the world yeah leslie

01:53:39.680 wexner back in the 80s they're finding an article where he said that he was possessed by a jewish

01:53:43.640 demon again leslie wexner is the one who financed jeffrey epstein so it's like that a demon he's

01:53:48.880 saying he was possessed by a demon it's like and that demon's purpose was to latch on to others

01:53:53.880 and you had a great lecture about why they do the most evil things and you said the most evil out

01:53:59.500 there it was a lecture about palestine the most evil thing you could do is to sacrifice a child

01:54:03.960 which we're now seeing uh in the epstein files and it's in order to attach to a realm and so

01:54:09.240 it's like you're almost spiritually connected to all the people that have done this in history

01:54:13.780 you're now within this realm that's right you're actually a certain part of the universe uh that

01:54:21.100 allow that gives you inspiration and intuition that's right yeah i see i can see the reflection

01:54:28.740 that your kids are running around,

01:54:30.080 so I don't want to hold you longer than...

01:54:32.820 Oh, he froze.

01:54:35.980 Was it the Zoom call?

01:54:37.720 Professor Zhang.

01:54:41.940 Wow, that was weird timing.

01:54:45.420 Maybe he went to another realm.

01:54:49.040 Is he fake freezing on me?

01:54:50.400 No, he's not.

01:54:50.920 There's no way he's...

01:54:51.680 Oh, cool.

01:54:58.740 can you repeat that uh you're oh okay no it's um sorry sorry mike okay i was just asking if you

01:55:11.920 were if you were in a rush because i could see in the reflection that your children were running

01:55:15.220 around i don't want to no no no my no my my uh my my it and i got i cut off so i i just switched

01:55:22.540 locations okay perfect um so again switching away we went pretty philosophical and uh over there

01:55:30.020 people were really trying to see i haven't seen yet your lecture about crypto and now that the

01:55:36.320 epstein files have been released they're saying that bitcoin is part of a greater conspiracy and

01:55:40.420 it's also controlled by the rothschild oh no don't nod is that true yes yes that is correct yes yes

01:55:46.700 It is a national security strategy to.

01:55:52.700 So look, look, look, look at the Bitcoin.

01:55:55.440 OK. And the idea of Bitcoin is that it is an open ledger where you can secretly conduct all interactions.

01:56:06.260 Right. And so what so why Bitcoin is valuable is, first of all, it's a store of value.

01:56:14.300 It's a store of wealth because it's rare.

01:56:18.680 The second is that it is anonymous, right?

01:56:22.800 So like you're a drug dealer and you can use Bitcoin, right?

01:56:26.100 So who does this benefit?

01:56:28.800 It benefits the CIA because CIA is the most notorious drug trafficker and human trafficker in the world.

01:56:35.200 And so it allows them to conduct all these operations secretly.

01:56:37.920 It also allows them to spy on rogue regimes like North Korea and the Iranians in order to access more information.

01:56:47.340 And it makes perfect sense for the CIA to create this sort of thing.

01:56:51.580 The other thing you need to ask is, like, what's the capacity to create this thing, right?

01:56:56.960 Because it can't be this random guy working in his basement for a number of years.

01:57:03.240 Because why won't he take credit?

01:57:04.900 Why won't he monetize this, right?

01:57:06.480 so the agency in the united states that is very good at creating things like the internet gps

01:57:13.600 is darpa which is the think tank of of the of the um pentagon right so it could be nsa could

01:57:20.960 be cia could be darpa like who knows but but it's deep state um and um if you just go into the

01:57:28.160 history of bitcoin it's it's very suspicious so who do you think is the founder of bitcoin

01:57:32.880 still anonymous correct yeah i i wouldn't know the individual but it's probably nsa cia uh darpa

01:57:41.320 yeah so professor jane what am i supposed to invest my money in where could i where do i put

01:57:47.760 the wealth that i've acquired so if fiat currency is controlled by the federal reserve if it's

01:57:54.060 controlled by the rothschild central banking system it's not actually real bitcoin you're

01:57:58.580 saying is controlled by the cia if i buy real estate it's going to be in america which is a

01:58:03.240 failing empire if i buy should is it just gold is that the best yeah but then the question is like

01:58:10.800 where do you store this gold right and what are you going to use gold for yeah you can have a lot 0.91

01:58:14.760 of gold but when the world goes to shit right i mean like like what's going to get you right so

01:58:21.800 so okay um here's here's my my theory so there's something called the algorithm of the cave by

01:58:32.060 plato in the algorithm of the cave um everyone is chained to the floor right and the neck is

01:58:38.980 shackled so you can't move around you're sitting on a wall behind everyone is a fire and then

01:58:44.040 there are people the power elite that have puppets and and they they project these puppets

01:58:50.600 onto the wall and so you're seeing a shadow world okay like like it's a movie projector

01:58:55.180 and people because they they don't know any other reality they see that the shot they think that

01:59:00.500 the shadow reality is the real reality and they give it names they imagine it to be true because

01:59:06.540 they imagine it to be true then it becomes true and that's a perfect metaphor to describe the

01:59:12.160 financial system that we live in today right money wealth it's an illusion it doesn't i mean it's

01:59:17.000 It's just literally paper.

01:59:19.520 But we imagine it to be true, and it focuses our attention, and we want more and more of it.

01:59:24.680 What we don't recognize is that what true wealth is, is our imagination.

01:59:29.440 What true wealth is, is our connection with each other.

01:59:32.040 Because when we get together, we can imagine anything that we want.

01:59:35.060 We can create any insight that we want, okay?

01:59:37.020 So you think that your wealth is in these millions of dollars that you've made, like, you know, doing live streaming.

01:59:41.800 No, it's not.

01:59:42.240 your will the true wealth that you have is your imagination your knowledge that you've accumulated

01:59:47.240 um over years of study your true wealth is in your influence your true wealth is in the community

01:59:54.800 that you built online and that will carry we carry you any way you go in the world okay if it's a new

02:00:00.480 world guess what you if there's no internet guess what you do lectures you go teach you go write

02:00:08.100 stories right that's your true wealth right okay yeah something and i was banned everywhere

02:00:14.340 over three years ago from i was wiped off of all social media i can guess you could probably

02:00:18.600 understand why and yeah when that happened my parents were telling me to get a job or

02:00:23.880 they were starting to be extremely uncomfortable and panic but i i knew that i would be able to

02:00:30.260 find a way to to work it out because i believed in the information that i'd gathered in my

02:00:37.380 abilities and speaking and all that i knew i would be able to carry with and even then if i

02:00:41.280 get banned all over again i've been reinstated on youtube uh still banned everywhere but if

02:00:46.580 something happens i know i'll be able to to still find a way exactly and and and so you've got it

02:00:53.460 made okay you'll you'll be good uh and that's and that's your true wealth your your reputation

02:00:57.980 your influence your imagination okay and so whatever happens in a society uh as long as you

02:01:04.600 are willing to make the adjustments as long as you're willing to keep on learning and being

02:01:08.760 creative and being a good person you'll succeed wherever you go you know and that's my philosophy

02:01:13.920 that's that is reassuring so so real currency is through learning and real knowledge is power

02:01:23.580 or power is is all from knowledge okay right yeah the imagination the capacity to create new things

02:01:32.120 by yourself the bit the capacity to draw people's attention to focus people's attention that's what

02:01:37.640 they need to understand like like like these billions of dollars that they have it's all

02:01:41.720 play money they understand that it's it exists because people think it's real but the moment

02:01:45.800 people don't think it's real it disappears on them so like who cares you know okay well what

02:01:52.020 about so you have children and you're married if i'm not mistaken what about you have to provide

02:01:56.840 for them how do you you know how do you quantify that right so um so if the world changes okay

02:02:07.260 the imagination will carry you through because let let's just say for whatever reason uh there's

02:02:16.080 a solar flare okay and all electricity goes out now what you do what you do is you go talk to your

02:02:23.800 neighbor and says hey maybe we should work together and your neighbor's like yes we should

02:02:26.840 work together because the world has has gone to shit right and then um all the people get together 0.75

02:02:32.580 and somehow um people intuitively figure out what they should be be doing right and we know this

02:02:39.860 because you know i i'm not sure if you've been in a blackout right where the traffic lights go off

02:02:45.160 right well what happens what happens is cars don't crash in each other what happens is cars slow down

02:02:50.320 and then you have people who are just random strangers they go to um you know the center

02:02:57.120 and they start direct traffic okay so the laws um we think that without laws without authority we

02:03:05.220 can't um exist we we can't function but the truth of the matter is that no if there are no laws

02:03:11.340 if there are no authority there are no experts telling us what to do if there are no teachers

02:03:16.380 what we do is rely on our intuition.

02:03:18.880 What happens is we rely on our connections with each other.

02:03:21.500 And that's what carries us through, right?

02:03:23.440 So I have absolutely complete confidence in myself

02:03:26.700 if one day, you know, all governments were to disappear,

02:03:30.580 if all technology were to disappear.

02:03:32.180 Somehow, we humans will be resilient,

02:03:35.560 will be imaginative,

02:03:37.260 and we'll figure out a way out of this.

02:03:41.920 Right, and I've seen recently

02:03:43.700 that in this generation specifically,

02:03:46.380 you could see how they try to separate us from that knowledge previous generations things like

02:03:50.640 cooking things like being able to do your laundry being able to operate motorized vehicles and this

02:03:55.700 that was the norm but increasingly people don't know how to cook they don't know how to make their

02:04:00.740 own food and simple knowledge in order to survive has become scarce which keeps the slave class more 1.00

02:04:08.400 reliant upon the elites it's all intentional it's all intentional it's it's power is the capacity

02:04:14.080 to focus your attention that's what power is right right if you're focused online all the time you

02:04:20.600 lose capacity to function for yourself and that's what the AI surveillance state is the AI surveillance

02:04:26.020 state is to make you completely dependent on technology make you completely dependent on

02:04:31.720 the AI system imagine a world in which you know you have a cell phone but the cell phone is talking

02:04:38.980 you all the time telling you how to think what to do um reassuring you right that's what that's

02:04:44.400 what gpt is that's why they're spending billions of dollars on ai because it's meant it's meant

02:04:49.300 to be the new control mechanism once fiat currency goes to zero okay and yeah you and

02:04:58.760 this is ushering in the so the new world do you believe the antichrist is going to be ai generated

02:05:05.460 yes it is ai it's literally ai that's that that's what the orthodox tradition teaches right the

02:05:12.940 russians believe this where it is actually what's the civilization that's the antichrist and what's

02:05:17.200 the end point of western civilization the ai chivalent state pax judaica so it it will be 0.77

02:05:24.800 developed like term what's the best analogy that we could visualize joaquin phoenix's ai girlfriend

02:05:32.400 that's right and think of brave new world right brave new world i'm not sure you read the book

02:05:37.580 but it's a it's a world it's a world where you're not oppressed you're made happy through drugs

02:05:43.320 through conformity right um if you're not happy then they they're very concerned about how to make

02:05:49.200 you happy it's run by um experts called the controllers and and the entire point of society

02:05:54.520 is to make you constantly happy happy happy okay so so so when you combine these two things it gives

02:06:00.000 you a visual representation of what the future would look like her and brave new world like in

02:06:05.620 the matrix i'm sure you've seen that movie where the character eats this he chooses to eat the

02:06:11.420 steak and he says ignorance is bliss so are things like ssris and uh we're more medicated than we've

02:06:18.420 ever been we're told that our panic will be resolved through a covet vaccine like you'll

02:06:24.120 feel good again you're panicked through here what you're seeing in the media this vaccine will fix

02:06:27.960 at all right brave new world is very similar to 1984 are all these also parts of the control

02:06:34.180 mechanisms to make us reliant upon external factors to keep us happy yes i mean like like

02:06:39.980 look at how social media has proliferated like they knew that this thing would be addictive

02:06:45.100 they're designed to be addictive and how we know is they saw silicon valley executives who are

02:06:48.920 responsible for social media they don't let their kids online their kids go to like these um uh

02:06:56.080 Montessori schools where they play outdoors all the time.

02:06:59.760 You know, these Waldorf schools where they're out in the woods all the time.

02:07:05.040 They know what these things do, right?

02:07:08.240 And so why did the government allow this to happen?

02:07:12.120 Why allow an entire generation to be addicted to social media,

02:07:15.520 even though the evidence is overwhelming that social media causes depression among girls?

02:07:20.500 It increases anxiety and fear.

02:07:22.700 well because then you have solution which is these ssri drugs right so you have a um generation

02:07:30.060 which is addicted to both social media as well as ssri drugs what is the truth about covid

02:07:38.720 i think it was an accident okay i think covid was a was an american bioweapon that was sent 0.61

02:07:47.080 to china for gain of function research and it um you know um was released accidentally and then

02:07:56.080 the entire world uses as opportunity to test a mass control mechanisms right what what would

02:08:02.640 lockdown look like what would mass surveillance look like would people be willing to take vaccines

02:08:08.600 and to the surprise people are much more compliant than they imagine right it's like it's like oh my

02:08:14.760 god we just like give people a random vaccine they'll take it because they believe us so so

02:08:20.220 so it's an experiment but i guarantee you that now that they've done the experiment they have

02:08:25.080 this master plan for how to handle an emergency like so let's just say the economy collapses well

02:08:31.880 guess what guys there's a new virus and we have to lock you up and we have to give you a new vaccine

02:08:36.060 okay so so i think the first time was perhaps an accident the second time will be manufactured

02:08:41.620 As people in the chat are saying you're defending China, but you've seen through the Epstein emails that Bill Gates allegedly was trying to figure out a pandemic simulator in 2017, correspondence with Jeffrey Epstein.

02:08:54.960 So so this was a an accident. They accidentally saw how much control they have over the Goyim slave class. 1.00

02:09:02.620 That's right. And power is addictive. Right. So next time they're going to do this again and it'll be and it'll be much more controlled.

02:09:11.620 Okay. Have you not lost, so knowing this, that we're going to be controlled by AI, we're going to be reliant upon them for basic happiness.

02:09:21.160 How, and you've also stated that the American empire will probably crumble very soon.

02:09:28.440 How, well, you're not American, but how do you maintain sanity? 0.78

02:09:33.020 my children right because we're here to make our children happy to teach others okay so i mean like 0.96

02:09:43.400 i mean the world is going to shit but um you know i'm doing what i love which is you know 0.58

02:09:50.040 being with my children teaching um writing essays um and and and i mean 0.82

02:09:57.960 i mean that's that's why we're here so as long as you find a purpose through purpose

02:10:04.700 yeah as long as you just achieve and fulfill your purpose your telos as aristotle says you'll be

02:10:10.420 happy and you you prefer aristotle to plato i remember you made the analogy that plato's

02:10:16.660 philosophy embodies christianity aristotle and islam have an overlap i've never heard that

02:10:24.500 explanation before how does that work okay so to be honest with you my my understanding of

02:10:31.360 plato and aristotle has changed over time okay um so i'm much more sympathetic towards plato

02:10:37.700 than than before um before i thought plato was a fascist who was very much interested in control

02:10:44.200 and and now i appreciate that um plato is much more imaginative much more poetic than um than

02:10:52.840 i previously thought aristotle is a man of science he um he he basically is trying to

02:10:59.960 create a system of knowledge inquiry and analysis yeah not to get too conspiratorial but i'm seeing

02:11:09.020 people are asking a lot about antarctica which people are trying to figure out they when youtubers

02:11:14.560 and content creators go to antarctica they tell them to turn off the cameras you can't have star

02:11:17.760 link you have internet access what is um yeah i'm not trying to hold you forever i'm sure you're

02:11:24.080 busy but all right what do you think that's about okay okay i think the greatest secret out there

02:11:29.580 is that the history that we've been taught about evolution about development of humanity it's all

02:11:35.480 fake okay so um we have about 10 000 years of human history that's it but we know that we

02:11:43.700 homosopians have been around for about 200,000 years,

02:11:45.620 200,000 years, okay, that's

02:11:47.140 the best estimate. So what are we

02:11:49.620 doing for the rest of this time?

02:11:52.360 That's a question

02:11:53.620 that science has never really answered for us, okay, that's

02:11:55.600 point number one. Point number two is that

02:11:57.260 we have some archaeological sites

02:11:58.680 that are close to us, okay, so

02:12:01.320 Gopaletepe in Turkey, okay,

02:12:03.620 Gopaletepe in Turkey,

02:12:05.200 we've only uncovered

02:12:07.720 5% of all of it,

02:12:10.340 and so

02:12:11.380 why haven't we uncovered the rest of it?

02:12:13.260 It's not about money issue. It's because the truth will destroy the traditional narrative.

02:12:18.800 Then you have the Amazon in Brazil and how we're discovering how these ancient civilizations existed in the Amazon before.

02:12:26.440 And also, these ancient civilizations were the ones who actually created the Amazon.

02:12:30.780 The Amazon itself is not an organic creation. It was a man-made creation.

02:12:34.320 So if you just work from first principles, what you recognize is that we've probably had civilizations before this that were destroyed in the Great Flood, or what we call the geomagnetic excursion, the magnetic pole excursion, which is say that the magnetic poles, the north and south, they switch every 6,000 years.

02:12:59.040 okay and when you do that you change the um geography the topology of the earth you cause

02:13:06.720 massive floods you you cause climate change and those these civilizations were destroyed so we

02:13:12.560 are not we are not part of the first civilization okay another thing is the pyramids the Egyptian

02:13:17.200 pyramids we are not able to to create the Egyptian pyramids using the technology that we have today

02:13:24.640 OK, it's a good thing about how, you know, we have the most advanced spaceships and computers, but we're not actually able to recreate the pyramids because we don't we don't have to take the technology.

02:13:37.800 All right. So so I think it's safe to say that there have been other civilizations before us that were also advanced in a different way.

02:13:45.600 OK, maybe rather than focus on the material, they'll focus more on the spiritual. That's my little boy.

02:13:51.920 um um yep hi yeah hi we'll say hi

02:13:58.880 yeah okay anyway yeah so so i and i think that's a great great greatest secret that the elite

02:14:09.120 refused to allow us to understand even epstein epstein was spending a lot of time looking for

02:14:14.060 atlantis right and and like so these the the the elite understand that they've been passivizers

02:14:19.820 before and they spent a lot of time and resources looking for these past civilizations so what was

02:14:25.580 stephen hawking doing on epson island right well he was part of this search for these lost

02:14:30.200 civilizations uh so they didn't understand this but it's a great secret that they want to

02:14:35.580 keep from us because it would destroy everything okay once we understand that there have been

02:14:41.140 past civilizations everything goes out the door including evolution including um this material

02:14:46.940 conception of the universe okay okay so yeah you you mentioned earlier about the early homo sapiens

02:14:52.600 i was wondering what you were going to say about evolution but you answered that question

02:14:55.100 and it's probably the explanation for the pyramids but that's a long conversation for

02:15:00.780 there's so much more that that i i could ask you um i i don't want to hold you too long from your

02:15:08.000 from your family and everything so i is maybe is there a time that we could do another zoom call

02:15:14.420 next week or something yeah yeah yeah yeah no i know i love talking to you you know um and you

02:15:20.240 know let's let's set up again for next month um like like um the weekend of march 9th works for

02:15:27.240 me perfect so yeah i'll be back in beijing at that time so and my kids are still here

02:15:33.580 um on the island so so i'll be much more free to talk there i look forward to it and again i'm gonna

02:15:40.700 I'll probably watch one of your, I'll watch the Divine Comedy lecture tonight.

02:15:44.860 And before the next conversation, I'll have watched a lot more.

02:15:48.700 We're taking a lot of, I have 40 pages of, I don't know, I don't know if I can screen share.

02:15:52.400 But I showed you some of them.

02:15:53.900 It's been great seeing your lectures.

02:15:57.100 Best of luck to you and your family.

02:15:58.980 I really enjoy what you're putting out there.

02:16:01.260 And, you know, I do want to just thank you because you're, I think you're doing God's work.

02:16:07.300 Well, thanks so much.

02:16:08.600 um i'm enjoying what i'm doing and that's why i'm doing it and uh yeah let's let's let's talk

02:16:14.320 again soon have a great rest of your day great to meet you okay bye bye bye whoo banger right

02:16:22.140 w is up in the chat professor professor jang professor jang incredible collab there's so

02:16:32.000 much more i could have kept talking to him for another four or five hours the chat is flying

02:16:36.000 right now i can't even look it's literally not loading w collab uh i there's like i even want to

02:16:43.940 do like a takeaway and stuff was anyone taking notes because he said i wanted to focus on the

02:16:49.280 stream and i couldn't look at the w's in the chat bro i've never seen it like this look at that

02:16:55.900 that's incredible bro fire so we're gonna speak again in a month i look forward

SHNEAKO - February 15, 2026

SNEAKO X Professor Jiang FULL INTERVIEW

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