00:02:14.000We're going to be talking about how you can use your recovery to aid and assist the lives of other people that wouldn't otherwise have been assisted and aided.
00:02:22.000Kind of a bit like the new Christopher Nolan film.
00:02:26.000Potentially won't make as much money at the box office or have the kind of controversy around, you know, casting different people that don't conform to people's ideas of gods.
00:02:35.000But who knows what gods are like or heroes in a weird way.
00:03:32.000My man will tell you if you're a journalist, you'll have to simply find out for yourself by getting here using your own crazy means, you lunatics.
00:04:05.000The person I had on the show will have on the show next Friday in the future.
00:04:10.000You may look at me like that, sir, but it happens to have been a pre taped show that was recorded before this one, but will chronologically play out after this one.
00:04:19.000So don't look at me like I'm crazy because I'm operating on levels, man.
00:04:28.000And when I spoke to Christy, and you'll see her on Friday, and you'll see her again today because I'm going to bring her on again if it's God's will.
00:04:34.000Christian Astes, come from Bethlehem, talks about original scriptural language in, it seems like a kind of a syntax that precedes even ancient Hebrew, which means you're getting pretty close to the mind of God anyway.
00:04:47.000I mean, you're getting to a pictorial image.
00:04:50.000What did they mean, those red hands on that cave wall?
00:04:53.000What does it mean when they etched the buffalo and the elk?
00:05:02.000It's an illness, really, but we have found ways of monetizing it.
00:05:09.000Before we get into the content, and we've got loads to talk about, Lindsey Clancy, the EU, that's a bureaucratic entity that seems to have, in some peculiar way, replaced the Soviet Union, certainly in terms of trying to centralize a state at a previously inconceivable level and overreach their control into every area of your life.
00:05:27.000You know, in case you don't get a chance to tell you this before the great day, let me tell you now the goal is this total control, biopolitics, control over your thoughts, control over your body, control over your actions, control over your beliefs.
00:05:41.000Do in the end, there will be no corner or quarter of human life, which is to say the flow of the divine, because that's what you are made for.
00:05:49.000That's what you are made for that won't be prescribed and controlled.
00:05:52.000The things you'll first notice will be that they'll start mandating medications and they'll start mandating movement and motion.
00:05:58.000Of course, they've already done that to a degree.
00:06:00.000We all accept passports and visas as necessary clerical entities.
00:06:04.000And for a while during COVID, we started to recognize the necessity for medical intervention.
00:07:28.000They made us stand on our doorsteps and bang pots and pans to support the NHS during a pandemic where they were lying to us about its origin, lying about the efficacy of the solution, lying about relationships between particular and specific members of the government and particular and specific pharmaceutical companies.
00:07:44.000Just so I'm not being mysterious, I'll say Rishi Sunak, who was the Chancellor and then Prime Minister, and Moderna, who are one of the wealthier pharmaceutical companies now, in particular because of.
00:07:53.000Deals made during the pandemic era and the new deals they're making now for bespoke cancer vaccines.
00:09:17.000Her name is Ursula von der Leyen, which, without wishing to be superficial, that is an evil name.
00:09:25.000If someone goes, Ursula von der Leyen is coming around, don't you feel already a chill?
00:09:34.000Like, fucking hell, is it gonna be all right?
00:09:37.000The answer is no, it's not gonna be all right because Ursula von der Leyen is the head of the EU, did all sorts of weird, shady, oh no, we lost the files type deals with Albert Baller of Pfizer during the pandemic era.
00:09:52.000She, like everyone in those positions, wants to use the bureaucracy of care to restrict your individual freedom.
00:09:58.000The days of Adolf Hitler, he said, God rest his soul, Hitler, but yeah, God rest his soul, he's a person, like, yeah, God rest his soul, he's a person, he's not outside the category of.
00:11:49.000Let's have a look at Ursula von der Leyen.
00:12:02.000What she's actually saying is that if you live in Europe, and thankfully the British people don't anymore because we left Europe, if you live in Europe, you know, the economic and trading entity that calls itself Europe, the bureaucratic entity, they've got the right to tax your savings and they actually want access to your savings because they're sort of saying stuff like your savings aren't doing anything.
00:12:29.000What you want is total control over every aspect of everyone's lives, even including money they've saved and put aside for the proverbial rainy day.
00:12:37.000Remember, we've talked about this before and we'll talk about it again.
00:12:39.000By their fruits shall you know them, by their actions shall you know them.
00:12:43.000If their actions are to take more and more control, that's what it's for.
00:12:50.000If the results of the Patriot Act are.
00:12:52.000Oh, now we can spy on American citizens more freely and control their information and legitimize spying on them in all sorts of ways that would have been implausible before 9 11.
00:13:04.000If, as a result of COVID, people become more tolerant of being controlled and the idea of just taking medication in a mandated way becomes normalized, that's what it's for.
00:14:00.000All right, so let's have a look now on an unrelated subject, because I don't think she is a pervert, Ursula von der Leyen.
00:14:06.000I think she's potentially a sadist and, what I say, an agent of Lucifer, ensuring that the earth is shrouded and shellacked in the evil of the realm of darkness.
00:15:15.000The thing is, though, with Germans, even if they're saying things that are perfectly reasonable, like, you know, if you're going to have a country, you have to have borders.
00:15:37.000If you're going to have borders, you have to regulate and control them.
00:15:40.000And the people that occupy or populate a country should be to some degree consulted about what they consider to be the policy when it comes to migration.
00:17:36.000So let's pivot from Hitler to Lindsay Clancy.
00:17:38.000Now, this is a complicated story in a whole bunch of ways.
00:17:41.000Because a lot of women see her as an exemplar, an opportunity to discuss the evident and not lucidly enough discussed issue of postpartum depression, the complexity of motherhood,
00:17:56.000the challenges that a woman, I'm guessing from the outside as a man watching them, Go through when they give over their bodies to becoming a mother, and the pain that comes with letting go of who you used to be in order to become the person you have to be to be a mother.
00:18:11.000All these things are really important, and plainly, a lot of women don't feel that those issues are being discussed in a way that is candid or open enough.
00:18:18.000There's a lot of women in this room right now, I'm assuming some of them are mothers.
00:18:21.000I know some of them, so I know that they are mothers.
00:18:24.000And I reckon one of the problems all of us have is not feeling like we're seen as who we are.
00:18:33.000People don't know me, they cannot bless me.
00:18:35.000If you don't know me as I am, how can you bless me?
00:18:38.000If you don't see the real me, how can I connect to you?
00:18:42.000If we're dealing with each other's masks, how can we heal one another and love one another?
00:18:46.000I think Lindsay Clancy brings a lot of this to the forefront because the details of her case are pretty disturbing and monstrous in a kind of a classical sense, if you consider it monstrous to devour your young, which is the sort of characteristic of Saturn, you know, who eats his young.
00:19:02.000But if you have got children, It ain't no joke, is it?
00:19:07.000Like, I mean, like, sometimes I look at those little bastards, and in the case of the oldest one, literally, because we weren't married yet, and I think, shut up!
00:19:22.000But thankfully, I'm doing it with, like, married to a wife, and we love one another, and we're doing our best to keep our shit together and hold it together, and keep conscious the challenges of being a human.
00:19:42.000When you yoke your identity onto anything other than Him, the pure God incarnate, then you're sort of basically on your way to being in serious trouble.
00:19:56.000If your identity is British, I'm British, or I'm funny, or I'm sexy, trouble's coming because you're not going to be British, sexy, or funny for very long at all.
00:20:06.000You're not going to be beautiful for very long at all.
00:20:10.000So, even the complex arguments around gender identity, gender fluidity, and traditional male female roles collapse when approached from the perspective of the mind of God, which is accessible to all of us because it's written down and we can sort of try our very best to understand it, knowing that we never will because we just simply don't have the hardware to download that software.
00:20:31.000But we are made to know that it is in his likeness, his way, his manner, his frequency, his systems that we are meant to flow.
00:21:15.000There are all sorts of ways of making the cage more attractive.
00:21:19.000But by God's grace, we are born at a time where the illusions are falling, where the walls are tumbling because the vibration has come too high.
00:21:25.000We have walked around the city six times, and now the seventh day, we must reach individual completion.
00:21:31.000Let's try to understand, Lindsay Clancy.
00:23:22.000More important than whether or not Lindsay Clancy, and it's a terrible tragedy, obviously, for the dead children and people that are actually affected and people that are secondarily affected because it evokes some memory of their own childhood abuse and childhood trauma or whatever, you know, those people must have compassion.
00:23:36.000Otherwise, we're all in serious trouble.
00:23:38.000But Pay attention too to how it is being used in the culture.
00:23:41.000If you find that your position in an argument is one of the two positions the culture is suggesting to you, pause, pause, pause.
00:25:00.000Oh, where I was born, my dad supported West Ham United.
00:25:03.000As I got older, it helped me to have an identity that connected me to geography.
00:25:07.000When I felt like my masculinity was challenged, I amplified it because it made me recognize that it's a masculine form of identification.
00:25:14.000To recognize sporting was surprising when I had this kind of.
00:25:17.000Fluidity and androgynousness about my public identity.
00:25:20.000You can dial up and down the flavors and the faders as much as you want to, but the first thing we put on, the first thing we must put on is truth.
00:25:51.000But they have different perspectives of an objective reality that we participate in extrasensorially.
00:25:57.000If you need an image to understand it, consider the image of an abyss rather than a vortex, a kind of true nothingness.
00:26:02.000Into the nothingness, from the nothingness, we cast five lines.
00:26:06.000The five lines, consider them as fishing lines the fishing line of electromagnetic light waves between ultraviolet and infrared, or the vibrational frequencies that hit a particular decibel range, or the sensory instruments of the skin, or the tongue, or the smell.
00:26:22.000All of that information is ultimately processed neurologically, electromagnetically, and endocrinally in here, in there actually as well, and in the belly.
00:26:30.000I'm indicating the heart, the stomach, and the conscious brain, the brain.
00:26:36.000Ah, man, if we're not able to bypass all of their noise and all of their propaganda, we'll end up believing seven silly things before breakfast.
00:26:44.000Let's have a look at this post that compares Lindsay Clancy to a lady that murdered her children in the 1950s.
00:27:34.000It's very interesting that the abortion argument is framed as pro choice, that choice is the aspect of abortion that is focused on rather than what life is and what the limitations of individual human will are.
00:27:48.000And it's very interesting that it's become an issue that divides the sexes for obvious and understandable reasons.
00:27:55.000There's only one sex that can grow human life in their bodies, and one might assume that they have more authority and power when it comes to that subject.
00:28:06.000If authority and power is predicated on service of self rather than service of higher ideal, no matter how you frame higher ideal, you might even have the concept of a hierarchy of ideals, you're introducing the concept of God, even if you think you're an atheist.
00:28:24.000I suppose what it ultimately reveals is that self is the highest principle.
00:28:30.000And the culture will tell you that again and again, whether it's in explicit and overt Luciferianism, do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the law, Alistair Crowley.
00:28:39.000Or whether it's the more sort of, well, here's a good example of it from the culture Oprah Winfrey interviewing Elliot Page, who transitioned from female to male, and saying, Yes, you have to be true to yourself no matter what.
00:28:58.000You mustn't be true to yourself no matter what, because if you're true to yourself no matter what, there might be a moment where you really feel like killing your children.
00:29:05.000And in order to be true to yourself, you kill your children.
00:29:09.000Be true to yourself if you have surrendered your animal self, your fallen self, to the highest possible principle.
00:29:16.000Then you can be true to no longer yourself, but to the ultimate self as personified in the risen Christ, i.e., it can happen in flesh.
00:30:39.000Yeah, I just feel like we use it so much as a political instrument and to increase divisiveness, but do we really have substantial, substantive.
00:30:48.000Conversations with other women about it.
00:31:47.000And it was good because I got the chance to talk to her.
00:31:50.000And she was a feminist and a very powerful woman, actually.
00:31:54.000And I said, but none of us think it's nothing.
00:31:56.000Like, whether you think it's like human life is sacred from the moment of conception and you're outside of, you're stepping into God's realm by doing that, or you think, oh, it's just some cellular tissue, who cares?
00:32:11.000It's just the same as clipping your toenails.
00:32:12.000No, like, actually, I think the second argument is disingenuous because I think that all of us know there's a charge in there.
00:32:19.000And if you've deadened yourself to that, or the culture has deadened you to that, that's actually of a greater consequence than.
00:32:27.000The abortion itself because we are forgiven whatever we do, and we're not meant to be judging one another, those are the important things.
00:32:33.000You've got to know where you are, huh?
00:32:35.000On the board, if you're like my position, huh?
00:32:38.000I'm not allowed to judge anybody, it says that really clearly.
00:32:41.000And I've got to get the plank out of my own eye rather than the speck of dust out of other people's eye.
00:32:45.000That plank being the belief that I'm a separate entity rather than, no, I think what I'll do is wonder and see if I can save a bit of time and a bit of pressure by judging other people superficially rather than confronting the fact that I've fallen into sin myself, sin being a frequency.
00:32:59.000Where the self is the optimal principle and service of the self, even if that self service is masked by apparent virtue.
00:33:42.000We're searching for connection, but we're so disconnected by being on social media.
00:33:49.000The social media provides a kind of counterfeit, look how often that word comes up, counterfeit simulacrum of connection while actually keeping people isolated.
00:34:08.000To recognize that all things that we are forgiven, that our identity is not in what we have done or what other people think about us or what the culture demands of us.
00:35:04.000No two pregnancies are alike is the sort of infinite biological variations that occur when you're dealing with limitless DNA and limitless combinations.
00:35:15.000Like, if you say no two pregnancies, like, it's obvious that there are circumstances where, and God, why am I pretending I've not been involved in abortions?
00:35:24.000I have, I bet everyone in the room has at some point in some way or another.
00:35:27.000And whenever you're justifying it, in a way, it's normally you've put yourself higher than some other principle.
00:35:34.000I've taken it from my own personal experience.
00:35:35.000My own personal experience of abortion have been that I've gone, I'm more important.
00:35:47.000One likes to say for the exemptions for rape and serious disease.
00:35:54.000And, you know, gosh, I mean, if that's the conversation, that's a better conversation than the ones that.
00:35:58.000People have been having in the past, in it where it seems like it's about controlling women or whether or not life is sacred, seems like those two things we should be able to reach some kind of truce and confluence on.
00:36:12.000But when it comes to those abortions and self justification and putting yourself as the highest principle, I don't think there's ever a resolution or solution in that direction.
00:36:28.000And if that's the principle that you're serving, It's never the right principle.
00:36:33.000And if you deny that there is an absolute principle that life is sacred, if you move away from that.
00:36:38.000See, when my wife Laura was pregnant with our youngest son, when the 26 week scan revealed that he had what they would call birth defects, congenital heart condition, they did offer what they called late term abortion.
00:36:54.000And I remember sitting in the stasis of, well, it's your body, it's your body, you know, my wife's body, huh?
00:37:04.000And sitting in the idea of, man, like he's going to have these complications.
00:37:10.000He's like, like they said, like the DeGeorge syndrome, which is another condition he has, is like at the extreme end.
00:37:16.000He might not be able to talk or do anything and all this.
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00:41:20.000I can't say another person's like P.T. Barnum when I've lived this crazy carnival life baptizing people in penguin pools, just being one thing I've done.
00:41:29.000That's just one of the things that's happened in life.
00:41:33.000Now, Dean, we're not here to talk about me, but I'm sure I'll find a way.
00:41:37.000But until then, let's talk about the American Odyssey 12 steps, 12 states, 12 principles.
00:42:19.000And then, because you got sober, if you want to, if it helps you and if you think it will help us, tell us when you were drinking and that.
00:42:25.000Tell us some examples so we go, whoa, that guy, that was messed up.
00:43:09.000He was driving a bus across the country, going to different places, your country, America, and he was going to different states and stuff, and each state and location exhibited one of the Principles of the 12 steps.
00:43:18.00012 steps is how some of us stay clean and sober, and it's like a method that helps you stop drinking and taking drugs the whole time instead of connecting to God like you're supposed to.
00:43:28.000Now, Dean's been doing that for 35 years.
00:43:29.000And how did you tell me, mate, what was the first place?
00:43:33.000And tell us that, you know, we couldn't learn about your fallout shelter and all that, but start with the Odyssey.
00:46:48.000The extreme trips get their mind open a little bit because they're worried about where they are, and I think their consciousness is open a little more.
00:46:54.000So when we're talking about this, it makes the steps stickier if I put them under odd conditions.
00:47:01.000You take them out into the wilderness, and then you don't just sort of run a kind of treatment center like this bunker that you own in Montana.
00:47:06.000Isn't it like you've got a bunch of recovering drug addicts living in that, Dean?
00:47:32.000You've got a load of drug addicts in there.
00:47:34.000They're not taking drugs in there, they're living in a life of recovery.
00:47:36.000Because what you want is for people to understand this alchemy that can take place when people are attached to false things like chemicals or other false idols and they can be transformed and renewed somehow.
00:47:47.000For six summers, we took kids off the street.
00:47:50.000And just prior to this, I met a guy that worked for Steve Harvey.
00:55:46.000I came up with an idea with the bus to, and I pitched him on it, going from Montana, leaving Yellowstone, which is where that photo was, all the way to Bill Wilson's house.
00:55:56.000And I called up Bill Wilson's house, the guy that rode all 12 steps, famous dude.
00:56:00.000And I said, hey, let's raffle this bus off, and we'll do it with cameras on the bus as we go across the country.
00:56:59.000Then we set up independent communities that are democratic.
00:57:03.000Then we tell people in other countries how to run their own independent communities that are fully democratic and they can run their communities.
00:57:08.000Yeah, every community is fully independent except in matters affecting other communities or America as a whole.
00:57:15.000And all I've got to do is just one or two trials in the UK to get through, and once then we can get on with this revolution, we can get on with what God sent us here to do.
00:57:26.000If it's your will, Lord, wherever you put me is where I'm going to be.
00:57:29.000I mean, you, Dean, do make me believe in God because you are insane, I think, and yet you're not in an insane asylum.
00:57:36.000So God must be using you for something.
00:57:38.000Yeah, I was broken to the point where something else could come in.
00:57:42.000And I stay connected as much as I can and I stay in service to God's kids because anything about me is going to be a problem.
00:57:47.000Don't ever say to the God bless you, don't ever say to those young men when you've got them all vulnerable in the woods, I'm going to break you in such a way that something else can come in.
00:58:51.000Now, listen, it's a very special show today.
00:58:52.000If you're watching us on Rumble or Rumble Premium, if you've not got Rumble Premium yet, get Rumble Premium now because my friend Christine is going to come back on in a minute.
00:59:00.000But before that, I've got my mate Sean Murphy.
00:59:03.000And I don't know where you go from Dean Anderson except maybe Sean Murphy.
00:59:06.000I've been speaking to Sean for a few hours now, and I think he might.
00:59:11.000Be able to give Dean a run for his money in the mad mistake.
01:00:01.000I sat on your lap for the cold open of one of the other shows, and let me tell you, I could feel the terrain moving beneath my butt, let me tell you.
01:00:10.000The topographical map of your lap was shifting and changing, baby.
01:04:49.000It doesn't necessarily work as a rhyme.
01:04:50.000But what I want to say is, how did you get from shooting that porn to shooting, like, because of this lady, the person, not from corn, but from orgy?
01:05:07.000And I didn't know what I was going to do, and my assistant and I were out back drinking beers, and then they called and said, you were doing a 2001 Odyssey space thing, and I made a little fake UFO, and they came over and they liked me, and then they Held on to me for the next 25 years.
01:05:39.000There's one story actually just came to light.
01:05:41.000I was at dinner with one of the guys not long ago and he realized that we went to a meeting together and he said, What's your sobriety date?
01:07:30.000I was a lunatic, actually, in lots and lots of ways that I've always been very clear about.
01:07:34.000So, were you ever able to, can you remember times, Sean, where you weren't able to marshal your crazy emotions and inner life into compliance, where it was just like it folded in on you and you messed up?
01:07:46.000It folded it on me in many forms, but I think it reached a point where I ruined my marriage, disrespected my clients, didn't show up for shoots.
01:07:57.000And to the point where it was a dark time.
01:08:01.000To the point where I was almost homeless, and then I had some good friends bring me Panda Express every day, and I put myself in rehab for the first time, and then eventually got sober after several tries.
01:08:13.000I loved talking about the steps because that's what got me sober.
01:08:17.000Spending off people, dry rubbing, pleasuring themselves all night in a garage for five months, barricading myself on a cot with a motorcycle.
01:08:25.000That was the best time of my life, you know.
01:08:33.000Yeah, it was terrifying, but at the same time, we worked steps together in that garage with homeless people and people getting out of prison.
01:08:41.000And we gave chips for steps instead of time.
01:08:45.000And it became like a really popular place and the best time of my life.
01:10:38.000Now, like in the old days in my country and yours, you could get cocaine and heroin, laudanum, I think they called it, nicely in harrods with nice calligraphy on it.
01:10:48.000Victorian Britain, you know, before cocaine, before they made it illegal and before they made opioids illegal, it was a happy, simple time.
01:10:55.000And you could do, well, it wouldn't have been it for me.
01:10:57.000The thing is, I'm not good at limiting indulgence, huh?
01:11:02.000I like a strong inflow of stimulation continually.
01:11:31.000Anyway, though, when I'm talking about God, I'm not necessarily talking about the institution or the delivery systems of our Lord in the same way as with this Mepheline Blue, the bottle and the dropper.
01:11:41.000What's important is its ability to get into the mitochondria, to regenerate energy and power.
01:11:46.000See, you are made by God, you are a participant in eternity.
01:11:49.000Even if you were an atheist, you would see that because 13.8 billion years ago, as they claim, there was an explosion and all the rules of reality, thermonuclear dynamics, electromagnetism, love, rainbows, etc., all unfolded from that submolecular particle 13.8 billion years ago.
01:12:07.000Now, the only thing we're really discussing is whether, as our guest Christy explained, Do you believe that that happened as a result of chaos or has it happened as a result of an author?
01:12:15.000If you believe it's the result of chaos, then you can undergird human power much more easily.
01:12:19.000Because if it's chaos, then power belongs to the person that just can exhibit the traits of power, i.e., I can control you with violence, which is basically what government is.
01:12:28.000Even if it's a simple thing, not paying a parking ticket, if you push that for long enough, don't pay it, violence is happening.
01:12:34.000So what I'm saying is that once you believe in God, we're not saying the institutions or the buildings or even the liturgy or the sacraments, even though all those things are very beautiful in their own way.
01:12:43.000We're saying, how do we access this divine power that is our birthright, that we were made for, that He came for and died to instantiate a new frequency that we can access here in the present?
01:12:55.000Where else but the present would you access God?
01:13:18.000None of those things are going to serve you because what you really are is dead already, except for the aspect of you that is eternal.
01:13:25.000Now, what we have to do is make sure that this eternal aspect of our nature becomes prioritized, and that might require for some of us abstinence.
01:13:31.000You know, like me and you, we need abstinence because we're not capable of judging things correctly.
01:13:36.000Now, all I ask of you, my beautiful friend, is that you take a good shot, a good