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Hey, what's going on, guys?
I got a great podcast for you today.
Today, I'm joined by a returning guest, Guy Anderson,
the writer of What's Your Book Called Again?
What's your name?
I've read out.
Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids was my first book
that focuses on Salteria, but I've written two scenes there.
Yeah, Guy and I have had a couple of really good conversations
on my channel and as well as his.
So maybe I'll leave the links,
see if you guys want to catch up on some of the old stuff.
But that's exactly what we focused on the last time,
talking mostly about the world fairs and the Cabbage Patch Kids.
I think we could probably get back into that
because I think that topic really never gets older.
We talk about it a lot, and a lot of times
you just scratch the surface of those topics,
but we really haven't gone too deep in any of that stuff.
It's such a deep dive, though, Joe.
I mean, we could talk for hours on it,
but the interesting thing with the Cabbage Patch Kids
and the connection to human cloning has now blown up
because of what Epstein has been up to.
It wasn't just the nefarious activities on the island,
but it's Zorro Ranch where he was making Epstein 2.0
at 20 at a time and popping those out.
So it's really blown up.
I'm curious to see what you found,
but I know I did a stream with my buddy Brian
who goes by Demon Racer's on his channel.
He was showing that,
so one of, I guess, one of the famous paleontologists
or whatever dinosaur researchers was named Jack Horner.
And so Jack Horner is kind of like in the Jurassic Park series.
He's kind of like the main character, like depicted,
but Jack Horner is like the real historical man
who the movie's based off of, like, you know,
I forget the guy's name in the movie,
but yeah, he's the guy who is,
they're digging in the dirt, some rich man comes
and says, come check out what I've got on my island.
And of course, it's funny how it's an island.
We got Epstein Island.
And it turns out that there was connections
between Epstein and Jack Horner.
And so Jack Horner, I think one of his big discoveries or whatever.
I mean, I said I think the dinosaur stuff is mostly silly,
but that he now said that dinosaurs came from birds.
And then he's kind of like floated the idea
that they all had feathers and things like that.
But what Brian and I were focusing on was the idea
of like Jurassic Park.
It's like this idea where they're trying to bring back
extinct species of things like dinosaurs.
And of course, like in the research we do,
we're like, well, can this connect to the idea
that maybe they found Gilgamesh's tomb
and this is they found some old DNA from some kind of a giant
and that's exact.
You know, it's almost like this is cover
for trying to bring back an extinct animal,
but they're really trying to do is bring back like super people.
I think you're right.
And of course, we had the dire wolf reappear last year,
didn't we?
I can remember the name of the company,
but they've got the dire wolf.
I can tell you what it was.
I think it was called.
It was in cutel was working with some kind of company.
What was it called?
Has someone do like Hercules or something like that?
I want to say like I did a video about that a long time ago
and it was about how the CIA was using one of their
past three companies called Inkutel
to fund this crisper technology.
And so there's stated goals at least what,
of course, I was laughing about it when I was doing the video.
They were going to try to bring back
Tasmanian tigers,
woolly mammoths,
and dire wolves.
And then supposedly we saw those pictures,
but it looked like an AI picture of a dire wolf.
But I just thought like what would be the interest
of a three-letter agency to bring back
extinct animals when the real meat of the story was,
this is crisper technology, this is gene splicing,
this is mad science.
And yeah, and I remember it was like three years ago,
now maybe four years ago.
I was tying that back into the idea of,
yeah, again, Gilgamesh's tomb.
And then you find in like the WikiLeaks dump
that they're talking about Mesopotamian kings
that were 17 feet tall and all that kind of stuff.
I think the company was, I think they're called Colossus,
or it's something like that.
Oh, yeah, that's right.
I knew it had something to do with the Greek mythology.
Yeah, okay, you're right.
I think that's right.
A very strange thing happens to me.
I was at a wedding in the summer,
and I met this musician.
He apparently is quite big in London,
and but he also, as a side hustle,
he presents marketing videos for big companies.
So we'll go in and film an interview,
directors and scientists, and key personnel for PR.
And he had done their PR work.
He actually works with their offices in London.
He works with Colossus,
and he started talking about the dialogue
and said that they have done it.
And they are now working on a woman, will he marathon?
But it does beg the question, as you quite rightly said.
Why?
Why are they doing this?
Why?
For what purpose?
Are they going to build a Jurassic Park?
Are we going to see one?
Yeah, it wasn't in the emails.
They were talking about cloning,
like chimpanzees or something,
some kind of a primate.
You know, that, I mean, to me,
that's always like the,
okay, they present us with Dolly the sheep,
right?
And like, this is what we're cloning,
you know, dumb animals.
But it's kind of like that,
just like you would maybe test stuff on lab rats.
The whole point is you're testing on them on rats,
so then eventually you can test them on humans,
because they have some kind of a similar physiology to us
that that's what the real goal is.
And so when they release the idea of we've cloned this,
what they're really trying to do is
bring this technology to our level and
use it for that.
So by the time they release information about this,
it's likely already been done a long time ago.
Absolutely.
And this is something that I often ask people,
what do you think happened the day after Dolly the sheep?
The day after that she arrived,
what do you think they did next?
Did they tick a box and say, well,
that's it.
We'll go and do something else now.
They clearly were leading to where we are now.
That was the beginning, wasn't it?
And having researched cloning for a long time,
the only scientist that have ever thrown a spanner in the works
with regard to the possibility of it taking place
have put it down to ethics,
not that it can't be done because if you can clone a sheep, you can clone us.
And if we look at the story in the Sumerian text and the Epic of Gilgamesh,
so they're suggesting that we were cloned to start with and produced on mass
and then the cabbage, patched babies and so on.
An Epstein was clearly doing something at Zorro Ranch.
I actually have my own suspicions on what actually,
ultimately he was trying to achieve.
But they were impregnating 20 girls a day, as young as 14 years old,
with the seed of Epstein.
And that there are apparently now hundreds of people wondering around
as a direct result of what he was doing.
Oh my gosh.
You know, there was a really interesting documentary on Netflix,
The Wife and I Watch at one point.
And I want to say it was some kind of a doctor that worked with women
and couples that could not get pregnant.
And I want to say it was in the United States and Indiana.
And so the story goes is the fact that he was, you know,
introducing this sperm into these women.
And even when they had like a couple, like they could not get pregnant.
You know, so if you think about like sperm donors that,
well, if you have a couple, right?
Like somehow, I don't know, I guess the way God intended is not working.
So they have to take the sample from the husband and put it in the wife
and then they can have a baby.
Now, and then there's the other cases where these women do not have a significant other
and they just want to get pregnant.
So they're going a list of sperm donors.
What turns out this guy was actually using his own samples almost in all cases.
And so yeah, the story goes is this, this one woman kind of found that out.
And then she was going, oh, I think, I think it was might have been through like 23
and me, one of those kind of DNA testing, you know, companies.
And it was showing you like your kind of family tree, like who's in here.
And the more they were doing it, I want to say by the end of the documentary
that they were saying that there was maybe 170 people that likely were brothers and sisters.
And there, and so this is just one case.
But that is not, that was not an isolated incident.
Like this is happening in other places.
So yeah, if they were doing it, what you're saying is true.
Well, yeah, it's quite possible that this is a widespread type thing.
Yeah. And my theory on it is, and I've heard about that.
And that's, I don't believe that's an isolated case that this has been going on.
But my theory is, you've got Epstein's Island, you've got all of these rich and powerful people,
some that we could would consider in theory to be of a higher intelligence to the average person.
And may have certain skills and attributes that the elite or the parasites may want.
What if they were having sex?
The condoms are then used.
And the DNA is taken out of the, you know, the sperm from the used condom without the person's knowledge.
And that they are creating some kind of perfect in their eyes, some kind of perfect person,
perfect being that has certain key attributes.
It may be that, yeah, and by no means am I putting any of these on a pedestal.
I'm just saying if we follow the narrative and what we're supposed to believe,
then let's say that it had the technology mindset.
The technological mindset of say Elon Musk and Bill Gates had the presence of Donald Trump.
You know, all of these people that personally I can't stand.
But, but let's say that that's what they were doing.
And you take elements from each without necessarily their knowledge.
And then back at Zorro Ranch, they're making some sort of cocktail together,
taking certain elements.
But they're all going to pop out looking like an Epstein.
But there are certain parts of them that, you know,
enable them to become pioneers or dominant in certain fields.
And I wonder if that was actually what was really going on there.
That's interesting.
So, of course, what you're saying is that whether we believe these people are superior,
they certainly consider them superior.
So the point is like, what you're saying is like, yeah, what they're saying is because they
believe that, you know, we're cattle compared to them.
So, you know, it's interesting.
I don't know how much you, you followed like old 80s cartoons in America.
But I don't know if you heard this idea.
So this story in GI Joe, like the, it was a comic book and then it became like a cartoon
series, probably mostly just to sell toys and it was propaganda for kids to want to join
the military in America.
But the bad guys in that show were, we're, I think I'm drawing a blank here,
Cobra. So they're representing snakes, right?
And then the main character, like the main bad guy used to be Cobra Commander, but eventually
he failed so much because the good guys always won.
The, their scientist, Dr. Mindbender had this crazy idea where he was going to go comb the
tombs of all these ancient rulers, like until the Hun, Alexander the Great, Julius Caesar,
Napoleon, people like that.
And he was going to take all their DNA and he was going to make this perfect ruler.
And yeah, that's the story of what they called them, Sipentor.
And then later in the movies, they went back and they said that there was this secret
race of people. They were kind of like anti-deluvian people that hid under the mountains into bed.
And they, after the last apocalypse, they were actually pulling the strings behind what
everyone was doing. And they used something I want to say, it was called a psychic emitter.
And it was like this little spider. And so it bit the scientist. And that's where he came up with
the idea in order to basically clone some perfect man to be the leader.
It, it, that, that's absolutely bizarre. No, we didn't get that here in England.
I haven't seen that. I've heard of G.I. Joe and I know, no adult, but I, I didn't know that it
actually ended up becoming a, a TV series, but isn't strange. And, and picking that particular place
as well.
Absolutely, absolutely. Yeah, these people were just like, you know, of course, in my eyes now,
like I remember watching as a child, I just, it's just so weird. It was kind of a cool idea,
but these people are, they are kind of infused with reptile parts and they're superior to us,
superior intellect. They're got super strength. It's like this is a story of like these nephilim
that have kind of dug in. And they're kind of waiting for their time to return, to reemerge.
And so, yeah, the, I think the interesting part is that that show was very formulaic. You know,
like I said, it was mostly designed for propaganda to sell toys. And then so that kind of storyline is,
is really kind of weird for like a, you know, you think about like a cartoon for like little
children, little boys to watch. I mean, this is obviously going way over their heads. Like, what is this
about? But like those, that story is like so specific that there's just some comic book writer,
just come up with that. Or is he getting ideas from Operation Mockingbird and three letter
agencies are saying, Hey, this is, put this in there, make this seem not weird. Because this
happened, you know, because this is a storyline from the, the 1980s. So we talking game method of
revelation, but they're actually showing the same plain side. Yeah. And I, I, I, well, right. So,
yeah, so like you tied that to the idea that they found the tomb of Gilgamesh and it's like, so
who better to clone than a 17 foot giant? I mean, like he's, like, that would be some interesting
DNA to see what happens, right? Yeah. And that, that's, that isn't just plucked out of the air.
I mean, there were memos circulating that were lead from Hillary Clinton talking about this.
And I, I did an interview with someone maybe a year or two ago. I can't remember his surname,
but Michael Jay. And he was doing quite a bit of podcasting back then. And he was actually one
of the military security at the site of the tomb of Gilgamesh. And the claims to have watched it
being lifted. He was there. So he says. And so, yeah, I, I, I, I think like you quite rightly
said, if you're going to pick the DNA from someone, a 17 foot red-headed giant that can tear a lion
apart that that had this great, the only thing he really ultimately desired was immortality.
That was really his, his sole quest in life, wasn't it? To, to, to find immortality. I believe
did he lose his best friend? His best friend died. And, and from that moment onwards, he,
he never wanted to face death again. And then spent the rest of his life trying to achieve that.
But there were, there was a bit of footage. There were images that circulated off the tomb.
And, and they'd opened it. And there he is. This red-headed, covered in gold,
giant of a beast of a man. But I do enjoy that. I've just come back from Paris. And they had a statue
of him in, in the Louvre. It's, yeah, it's incredible. And there he is holding this lion. Like it's a puppy.
Like it's a kitten. Yeah. It's totally insignificant in comparison. So he's, you know, he's just
this incredible. But, but stories of giants have existed since time immemorial. They, they,
they go back to the very start. People claim that Noah was an enormous being. Yeah, I want to say
that the seven-day Venice believed that the first men were giants. I don't really believe that
Biblically because I think that they would have been a pure stock. You think about like all the,
the genetic corruption that we probably suffered over the last couple thousand years versus
if you believe the biblical story that got created at him. I'm sure Adam was, was not a perfect person.
But I mean, like as far as people go, like he would have had no genetic corruption. The food that
they would have ate would have been pure. The water they would drink would have been pure. Like they
would have had no reason for probably lots of the illnesses that we suffer from. So I think that
that's certainly true because I think when the Bible does mention giants, it's like this is a
new sect of thing. This is a, this is a abomination to God. And so not only are you getting DNA from a
giant, but if you believe the biblical story where the giants came from, you're getting DNA from
a divine being. You're getting it from a son of God of angel. And so like that's really where it
comes down to is like the idea of maybe that lie from the serpent in the garden. You can be as God.
So if like you're related to a God, again, that always comes down to the idea that there's certain
people who are have a divine providence to rule places. And you find out these people are all related
to each other. And that's the thing that keeps on coming up is the fact that if all the presidents of
the United States are all related to this king in England named John Lockland, all these people
are cousins. And then so you really think about that. If every president had a cousin or it's
cousins of each other, well, when you start to get to like cousins removed, like how many other
of their cousins are in power and pop, you know, in powerful positions in their CEOs of
gigantic corporations and things like that, these people are, it's an incestuous thing. Like,
but we don't, we're not privy to that. And that's why like, you know, George Carlin famously said,
it's a big club. And we're not in it. Yeah. We're not, we don't, we're not blue bloods. We're not
of that stock to be able to be put in these high authority. What do you think that actually means
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Oh, yeah. Well, I mean, that's my theory is that so the Bible says in Genesis 6 that the
Nephilim or the giants were in those days and also afterwards when the sons of God came into the
daughters of men. So you think in the biblical story, it mentions Nimrod in the Septuagint. It calls
him a giant. So I believe that there was like a second incursion. Maybe at least one that
another angel came down had relations with the woman had a child likely was Nimrod. And so
it talks about I think in Genesis 10, it talks about that all these cities were founded by Nimrod.
So a lot of them were in the land of Canaan. So if you think about when the story of the Israelites,
they go into Canaan and they have these fortified cities. They have the sons of a knock. They have
the Amorites, the Zuzemin. There are all these different giant tribes there. And so it makes
sense that like, you know, even just understanding how how do you set up a kingdom in some other
place. Well, typically it's through some kind of a marriage, right? So you might install your son
there, Mary, a woman who's there. And now you have a kingdom. And it's related to this very powerful
king Nimrod who goes by another name of Gilgamesh. Gilgamesh. So Gilgamesh is related to some kind of an
angel. And so that I want to say I read a book called The Illuminati by Jim Mars. And this,
they were he was referencing a book. I think it was Fritz Springmeyer wrote about the 13
bloodline families. And like the Rothschilds and people like that were claiming to be related to
Nimrod. And I want to say that the Windsor family and also the Bush family claim to be sons of
Marduk. So Marduk is the Babylonian name for Zuz or Jupiter. So if you really think about it like
that is like that. If these people, whether it's true or not, they believe that. And again,
that's why they have the power to rule over us peasants. And so it's kind of like the idea like
that you and I could maybe get lucky and make a ton of money. But we're like not ever accepted
into this club because like it's we they say because it's new money. But we're talking about
it's not necessarily new money. It's the fact that this old money comes from generational royalty.
And that's why like you'll never be part of this club. So usually you think about like the
Robert Barons in America. And you look around like who's still related to a of Rockefeller or
Vanderbilt. And these were powerful families that came from Europe to here. And like you're not
related. So you can't really ever be in this club. I think that's what it's about. So I think the
blue blood likely is them them believing that they have a genetic lineage back to angels or gods.
Yeah, I agree. And Billy Carson's done a lot of work on this saying that
Marduk was an Anunnaki and and also known as Arman Ra. I think Billy Carson's sort of put
that out there a few years ago now. And suggesting that the Ra child's the children of Ra are the
Ra child's which morphed into the Roth child's and that they have this divine right to rule that
they believe that they go back to the most powerful god of them all. And the most powerful ruler
that we've ever had in the realm and that everybody else is basically a slave. A parasite almost
even though I believe they're parasitic by definition. They see us as leaf beings that our
sole purpose was a slave race. And that we still are today. It's just the slavery's represented
symbolically through wearing a shirt and tie, you know, collar cuffs and a leash.
And the you know, the debts that we live with forever paying debts that goes to people that
never do a hard days work in their lives. And I do believe that they, whether or not we believe it,
they certainly do. I think that they consider themselves an entirely different species.
But with regards to the blue blood, you know, my thought or question, I guess Joe, is
is it possible that their blood group is one that we're not aware of? And it's called blue blood
because it is different to ours. I mean, these people carry their own blood supply. Don't they
when they travel? Is it because they cannot use ours, even our age negative, our age now?
Is it completely different? That's a great question. Like I said, I think it's more of a genetic line.
But, you know, I remember my buddy Brian was talking about this. And if you think about
just the way our veins look, you know, like if you're really fair skinned, if you see your veins,
they do look blood, look blue. You know, and I remember that like it was like almost like a old
lifestyle where kids we said, Oh, before your blood is exposed to oxygen outside your body,
it's blue inside there. I don't remember. Everyone used to say that. Yeah.
Obviously that's incorrect. It's the color of your veins. But, but like you could imagine if there
was this line of people who were more fair skinned. And that's might have been where the name kind of
derives from. I think about even like, yeah, like biblical angels, they would have probably been
really fair skinned. And so, yeah, is it possible that that's where like you could see the veins?
And you're like, Oh, these people have blue blood. They would have read the doctor they did.
Yeah. Yeah. You're right. And I'd never actually thought about it like that. So, so we're saying
that the fair of the skin, the more prominent, the blue, the blue veins are going to be.
And this, this kind of ties in perfectly with what we've been told. I like that, Joe.
I'm going to store that in my database for later. Yeah. Well, if you think about it, like that
giants are often said to have red hair, you know, redhead people are typically very fair skinned.
You know, certain people like in the north, northern Europe would have blonde hair, fair skin.
And so maybe when you hear even like probably a Billy Carson might talk about the peladian aliens
and these people, they're the Nordics. And are they related to them because they have the same kind
of the features that they do. I mean, I think I think it makes sense is that that again, it's not,
we're not saying this is true, but we're saying like, this is what they believe. And based on
their actions, it makes sense. They actually believe it. I want to ask you about something. I don't
know if you've seen this show. I don't know if you've seen this show, but somebody told me to watch
a show called Foundation on Apple TV. Have you heard of that show? No, I haven't.
You got to watch it. You got to watch it guy. This would be your jam. But I'll tell you kind of
the, just a little synapsis of it. So it's a science fiction show. And it takes place like
in your 12,000 something. And there's basically this intergalactic empire that like rolls over
the whole universe. And the kings or the emperors of this empire are all clones. They're all
clones of the first emperor. And there was a Clion the first. So they're all named Clion. And so
what they do in this show is that they show that there is like multiple version, multiple clone
versions of this original Clion the first because they're always having like the next clone
ready through, you know, when it's time. So they have a baby. Then they have like they have like
three thrones. One of them is they call it brother Dawn. And he's he's usually a child. And then
brother day is like the mid ruler. He's like a man in his prime. And brother dusk is an old version
of himself. And then so there's three thrones, but they they have like multiple versions of
himself as they age out. And then they go, you know, go to be with the ether. But I was like that
is really fascinating because they were showing the cloning tanks of all these emperors. But it's like
they have they are of one mind because they have all the same features and they all the same
intellect. And then they're continuing to teach them all the generations of the things that they've
learned over the last 400 years or something. Well, I don't have Apple TV, but I now need to watch
this. Don't I I'm going to miss it. Absolutely. See it. Yeah. Yeah. With with with the the whole
blood and and the red hair. I've been looking into that recently as well. And I was looking at the
backs and also the Gwanshez from the the settled in in Tenerife. So what I did was I looked at
where Plato everybody's got their own opinion on on where Atlantis was. But if it's where Plato
described and you look at the nearest landmass or the other different land masses to where it sunk,
then you would be pointing at the Basque region of Spain, the Canary Islands, Tenerife in particular.
And then you would be looking at sort of southern Ireland maybe going towards sort of Western Scotland.
And so I did some research into the masks, the the early accounts and the Gwanshez in in Tenerife.
They are the highest population of our age negative in the world.
Their skinned blonde or red hair with blue or green eyes. Living in areas where that wouldn't
actually fit. What we're told about what to expect in those places if we follow evolution,
the story of us, you know, evolving to meet our environment. Still today the Basques represent
the highest number of people with our age negative, red hair, blue eyes, blonde hair,
if then anywhere in the world. But yet we're told that they're just some sort of anomaly.
But I don't believe that. So looking at the fair skin, the red-headed giants,
and then looking at our age negative and the traces, sorry the roots of that tracing it to
possibly Atlanteans. Could that be where these blue-blooded, red-headed giants originated from?
Are were these the the the people that ruled Atlantis?
Yeah, no, I think I mean I think that if Atlantis was a real place, which I think it was,
I think it's really interesting the story just even again, like if you kind of compare it to the
biblical text in the book of Enoch, the story of Atlantis told by Plato from Solon was that
Poseidon or Neptune founded this land. And then he ruled it through his sons,
like it's named after Atlas. And so Atlas is a demigod. All these
kings were demigods because Neptune and Poseidon being a very powerful being the brother of Zeus
or Jupiter. And so he has these sons with regular people and they rule over this place.
And so the story goes is that the divine spirit started to dwindle in this place. It was very great,
it was very advanced, it was very like high society, like they they had the best of everything,
but eventually the genetic corruption set in the divine spirit was dwindling and then it became
very corrupt. And then it needed to be judged with a flood. I mean of course if that's not a
complete allegory of like what it was like in the days of Noah, it's like that's the sounds exactly
with the book of Enoch describes is that these giants eventually consume the whole earth,
they're cannibalistic and then they're awful. But what's interesting, what doesn't often get
talked about in the story of Atlantis is that they were battling against the Athenians who were
of similar stock and they were related to the gods too. So it wasn't just isolated to Atlantis,
you have these demigods, you have demigods in Athens as well. So I mean I think that,
I think it's a, I often wonder if some of these stories are before the day loose,
anti-deluvian, and then when these people pass these stories down like who really knows exactly
when it was and then they are saying they're direct descendants, but they might be talking about
their descendants of this land before the days of Noah or during the days of Noah.
Yeah, yeah, you're exactly right. And we've got no way of knowing. I mean I'm sure the
information is somewhere, but it's not at hand to us. But people want to believe that,
when I first met my mother-in-law, which was 30, Krike, 31 years ago, she said to me that she was
Atlantian. Now this is a woman that if you met her, she's just, she's 80 years old now,
she's just, there's nothing unusual about her. I don't mean that in a deregatory way.
Everyone's amazing in their own way, but what I mean is she's not fantastical about anything.
She's not a conspiracy theorist. She's not much of a reader, but somewhere along the line,
because she's our age negative, she had picked up on her being Atlantian. And
when I said to her, what makes you think that you're originally from Atlantis, that your bloodline
is from Atlantis? She said, well, I'm our age negative. But I never asked her who told her that.
Where did she get that from? But she probably believes it. So there's something there,
and that's why I traced the RH negative. I looked for the most populated areas of RH negative
in the world, and then looked at the pattern that you would follow if you were fleeing.
Atlantis, and it was where we were told it was, if you just literally, you're on a ship,
and you're heading to the nearest land you can see in the distance, then it hits those three
places. And I just wondered, you know, is there something more to it than that? Is RH negative
Atlantian? And are these red-headed people that typically have RH negative blood? Are they
also somehow connected to Tarteria? Are they the people that shared the knowledge,
the information, the understanding of sacred geometry, harnessing tilleric energy, and so on?
Is that where the information came from? Did some people actually venture from Atlantis?
We have the Basque region, but then they travel. A lot of them ended up in Africa as well,
but nowhere near as many as Basque, for example. Is that where this came from? Is Tarteria
an echo of Atlantis and are the red-headed people with RH negative the descendants of the survivors?
Well, you know, I want to say what's interesting is the stories, I want to say of the Native Americans
in South America when they talked about Amaru, or they talked about Quexal Quodal. They talked about how
there was these very fair skinned people with beards showed up, and they said that they escaped
some kind of a flood. And those are the ones who were passing on knowledge how to do things to
the people in the Americas. So I mean, that story sounds like, yeah, many people obviously,
like on an ancient alien show, they would have said, they were clearly talking about Atlantis.
I mean, the truth is, I believe now, more strongly than ever, that when we see some old maps of
what the world used to look like, they're five or six hundred years old, I think it looked a lot
like that. I think that there's lots of evidence that that islands and mountains have completely
collapsed under the earth into the ocean, mountains turning into lakes and things like that. I think
that's a real phenomenon that's happened over the last, you know, 2000 years. So that story could
have been from that, or it could have been a much older story. Again, like you have, you know,
how many generations of people are telling the same story, and then we don't know exactly where
this story originated, and they don't really know either. They just know that their grandparents
told them this story, whose grandparents told them that story, and then how long ago was all this
stuff passed along. I mean, when you look at the pyramids and things in South America,
nobody really knows how old they are. Nobody really knows who did them. Because even the people
there didn't take credit for it. So it's like not saying like my parents built this thing,
my grandparents built it. They're saying, no, giants did this a long time ago. When they,
the natives were living inside the earth, which I think is very suspect. But if you want to talk
about the Basque region of Spain, Brian and I have talked about that there's mythologies of this
Gentile people, which sounds often awful like Gentile, but it's Gentile with the J. And when you see
what these people supposedly look like, they don't look like people, they look like the wildman
mythologies in Europe, they look like Chewbacca. And there is so many weird megalithic structures
around Spain that are not necessarily like the most, what's the way to say it's like not the most
complete exact like temples and things like that, but they have all these Dolmens massive stones.
And so in these mythologies about these Gentile giants, like again, you get maybe the term Gentile
giant from these things used to be able to hurl boulders and do all kinds of things with them.
And there was also something I looked up a while back. It was called the Stonehenge of Guadapurral.
So there's this like a literally like Stonehenge monuments, like they are sometimes submerged by the
water. I think that they recently became, I don't know if the waters receded and they were visible.
And it's funny. Have you ever watched like the Conan movies, you know, with based on a comic book?
Yeah. Yeah, Conan was like, I want to say that he was supposedly related to the Elantians
in the in the mythologies of Conan. And there was one scene in the very first movie, they have this kind
of big battle toward the end. And they're all around all these, you know, like a Stonehenge looking
thing, all these just megalithic stones that are straight up. And the, I want to say like the
mystic guy, like the magician that Conan's friends with is telling the story about how there was
giants and kings who once ruled in this area. And I, and I believe that the movie is trying to
depict the region of Spain that we're talking about. Like that's what they're showing.
We could also throw into the pop mode. Because, yes, you know, that, that, that, I believe,
that that, that, that was an incredible continent. Huge, that literally span across the world,
and what we've got left of it today are the Easter islands that the rest of it is submerged.
So, you know, but in almost every culture in the world, there are stories of people arriving by,
normally, by, from the water, sometimes from the sky, that share this technology that enable
them to become more, more advanced that, that teach them agriculture and, um, and how to
construct using sacred geometry. We hear that same story repeated, don't we, across almost every
civilization and culture in the world? But the problem is, like you said, um, here in England,
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So there's a place called Stoney Stratford and an oddly enough I used to live very nearby,
literally about five miles away. And there were two pubs, two of the oldest pubs in England.
One was called the cock and the other one was called the bull. Someone would go into the cock,
have a few drinks and they would, you know, cock as in cock for all chicken and they would,
they'd have a few drinks and then they would they would hear a story. Someone would share a story
with them and then they'd go across the road later on in the evening to the bull and they would
repeat the story. But after a few pints and a few whiskey chases, the story had changed slightly
and then somebody from the bull would go home and tell their wife the story. The wife would tell
one of their friends the following story and by the end of the week the story that was circulating
was completely different. A little bit like Chinese whispers completely different from the original
story because it's lost, it's only looted and and embellished to a certain extent and that's
the problem that we have, isn't it? That when things are orally shared that each time that happens
in each generation that passes we have this thing that I believe is connected to the word grades
that you can have a great reset, a great flood or a great fire or a great war. And what then
actually represents is similar to your great-grandparents and your great-great-grandparents,
the information dilutes, the memories forgotten and great is representing a reset, the reset of memory
and of knowledge. And so what my great-grandfather told my grandfather is slightly different to what
my grandfather told my father. That in turns different to what I told my son and my son in
term will tell his son a slightly different version of events. So the story that my grandchild
now tells his friends is completely different to the one that my great-grandfather started with.
So great, I think he's used in reset, so I think it's used in countries where we had tart area,
then great, then tart area changed, great artery. We had Britain, well we had England, then we had
great Britain. And I think that this is connected to the reset of memory, to wiping a generation
of knowledge and memory. So you can almost start again with a blank sheet and the people that
remember how things used to be along gone. Yeah, you know it's interesting you say that. I was going
to say one thing to say that the oral tradition is likely what you just said, but at the same time
what's worse than that is if somebody writes down a lie and now that's the facts and we look
up the old book and it says this is what happened and that's not what happened. So I think that's
exactly how history is used today and what like famously again if Napoleon ever existed he said
that history is a set of lies agreed upon. Who was the other one? I want to say it was some
philosopher said history is great if it was true kind of a situation like that where like history is
used to manipulate the masses and but what you're saying I was funny I was just reading this book
I found a really fascinating book. I know my it might be as not as interesting to you but I think
you'd probably still find it interesting. It's called American antiquities and discoveries in the
West. It's a reprint of a book from 1833 and it was actually talking about the idea that
Alainus was a real place and it was possibly how people could have visited America easier because
there was a continent that was way bigger than you kind of told based on even the stories. It's
not just like this little island it's like a massive continent that is between Africa and America
so again it's not the travel is not as different but I never realized that Solon is like 400 years
before Plato. The way we're told the story is that that that Solon is the one who got the story
from the Egyptians and he got it from some island that was in some kind of a in the in the
Nile like it was on the Nile like there was an island there that these priests of Egypt were
and so 40 years later Plato's telling the story to the Greeks. This story is really old and passed
down by the time he gets it. So again like how many of the details are actually legitimate versus
he's fell in the blank he's telling a good story so we don't even really know. No we don't
no we don't but then with regards to the 408 gap where people living a lot longer than they are
today I mean they people do believe that don't they if you look at the Samaritan kings list and
and again the people that are featured in the Bible our lifespan seems to have shrunk dramatically
so could it have been that 400 year old Solon is sad to look into Plato.
I mean yeah when you get really after the flood it's interesting like the how the Bible tells
the story is that I want to say that Noah lived like 350 years after the flood or something like
that like the Bible tells like he lived he lived a long time and then his son Shem where you get
like the the semites from he lived well after the flood you know if you if you believe what the
Maseretic text says and actually I'm more inclined to believe what the Septuagint says about the
the genealogies the Septuagint the genealogies are much longer these people like had their sons
well after they were well aged so you have these people and you think about like that the genealogies
in the Bible like we often just hear about this one son but then you don't hear that the father
in the son overlap and he overlaps all these other sons they were born so the stories might have
been a lot more yeah it's less it's the game of telephone there's a lot less players in it passing
the story down yeah so the real question is yeah is this them trying to say this story is more
modern but it's actually a story from the anti-theluvian times but the truth is there was giants
after the flood so there's definitely where did they come from so we always have to speculate
about that it's interesting in this book that I was reading and I was actually spending I was just
gonna make a little video about this that when the Europeans came to America this is what it's saying
that there was a professor named Ralph and Esk and he wrote this and I thought this was really
interesting I think you might it kind of fits into what we're just talking about it said
the Americans cannot have sprung from a single nation because independently of languages
their features and complexions are as various as in Africa and Asia it's of course we're
led to believe like the Indians were all red people right and then but it says here it says
we find in America white tawny brown yellow olive copper even black nations as in Africa
and it says also dwarfs in giants handsome and ugly features flat and equivalent noses thick and
thin lips so this is what this guy's saying this is what they found it and I said you know what that
is exactly what I'd always thought I said we're led to believe that probably because of
all this kind of anti-white propaganda it's like that the white man came and he was dominating
colored people but I said it doesn't make sense that a place as big as America is only got one
complexion I said it was probably a multi-ethnic place like most places are you talking about places
big as North America and South America it's like they're massive places and if so people could have
journeyed here in it whatever way but of course the fascinating part for this discussion is the
fact that it's saying there's dwarfs in giants here yes do fit the native mythologies about there
was giants here as all places have mythologies of giants yes but this is actually saying they
saw giants when they got here and I think and I think that's one of the things that really drives
me nuts about the way we're taught history in school is that you have all these explorers from
Europe and so where we get a lot of their greatest feats from is their own journals well explorers
like Magellan Americana Vespucci and Columbus they wrote about encountering giants in the Americas
so it's like you you're trying to say that this is true this one thing that they did but we're
going to discount this super interesting thing that they talked about also in the same document
so it's again it's like that's like a lie by omission we're not going to include that part because
that's we don't really want you to know your true history no and they don't too they don't
and that that is what this is all about isn't it and I think that that was the reason I strongly
believe that the the origin of species the work by Charles Darwin you know the evolution of man
I truly believe that that was financed by the Vatican so they had control of an alternative
and I don't buy it at all I don't think that we you know we were flapping around in the mud one
moment and then you know five minutes later we you know we are what we are now and in literally
the if we look at how old the earth we are told the earth is in the blink of an eye look at what we've
done but also then if you look at the technology as you know with regard to progress we go from
fire to inventing the wheel and agriculture and so on to literally doing nothing for hundreds of
years then all of a sudden we have the industrial revolution we have electricity five minutes later
and then by the time I come a long way we're on the moon I mean right you know that's a stretch
isn't it but but why aren't enough people questioning you know this stuff you know why
why is it just people like me you and the people because they because there's people who just
think it's crazy to to try to look into settled quote unquote facts but they don't really realize
that that the history of like the last two thousand years it's so murky and it's so shadowy like
that that it's most of it's not facts and I think that like a book like this is very telling
because I'm not saying that I agree with everything that's written in this book and I'm saying that
a lot of it is speculation and theorizing about particularly the things they were finding in
America the the the the the mounds that they found all around the Mississippi River and all the
weird things and it was actually talking about dilapidated forts they found so you're talking
about in 1833 they're talking about dilapidated forts that it's not like they you know like these
people would have known who built them if they were American forts but they're not acting like
they weren't even saying that they're connected and this guy was actually theorizing that they
could have been Roman forts which I I love that idea because that's what I've been saying that
the Greco-Roman architecture around the world could be come from hello the Greeks and the Romans
or them are both but I just think that the way the book is written it's like there would be no
need to theorize in this book in 1833 if there was a complete historical chronology that was
reliable then but they're they're coming to a very mysterious place of questioning things now
the only thing now is like that if you question these things it's like you're a cook it's pseudo
historical it's pseudo scientific because we're questioning things and we don't necessarily believe it
but for the truth is that's the way it's been and if like I said if it was settled fact then
there would this book would not exist but it's not like he's even quoting like with the mainstream
sources probably because there wasn't a mainstream public school in America in 1833 so like explain
all this stuff we don't really even know it's all mysterious so in 1833 he's describing
in particular you mentioned the Mississippi so he's describing an area around the Mississippi
where there appears to be evidence that things have been buried destroyed hidden
well there was there's all these mounds and I and I have to look it up exactly how many
mounds there are but I think that at some point back then they were digging into the mounds and
they were finding all kinds of skeletons there's finding so many remnants of humans in them
that a lot of it would have been like the amount of mounds doing the math about how many people
would have been there the native population that the Europeans encounter when they got over here
in no way could have represented all the amount of people buried so the book is theorizing that
there was a civilization before them and that's who's actually buried in those mounds and then there's
these forts that are represented around there that there's dilapidated ruins of these old forts
and in you get it in 1833 like the way we're told is lots of these forts were built
some of it was based on I want to say it was like the kind of the third I forgot what they
called it like the like the third foundation of defense system that that America employed after
the war of 1812 and so this is where we get the story of why there's star forts in America
but what it's kind of sang in this book and this is what I was kind of getting from what he was
saying that that the Romans built their forts in a very certain way and they built not round walls
they built very you know straight walls with turrets in different somehow used came in on a different
yeah it kicked me out there's something it doesn't like that we're talking about I just got kicked
out and I had to come back in again okay okay you're good now there's only one of you
oh so what it was saying is it sorry Joe okay you're good now we're good oh so it was saying
that a lot of these other civilizations they built their forts like in round walls but like the
Romans built in a very I don't know like hexagon type shaped and square fortifications where they
had towers and turrets on their for their defenses all around it and they built camps on the
insides of them and I was like that to me sounds like he's talking about star forts yes like you
know because they have these gigantic courtyard areas and he said they would either put their tents
in these camps and then sometimes they built a temple in the middle of it and I was like and I
think that that's what it's saying that there was a really interesting story that you know so we
have in really close to me is the first established British settlement in America is Jamestown
where at least we're told that but there was one that happened before that that you get the the
mythology of the lost colony that that was in ronoke island so that's probably about I don't know
60 miles to the south of here somewhere in the outer banks of North Carolina and there's this old
man I want to say was it John White I believe was the captain or the the leader in the in the
the ronoke island colony well he leaves there and he you know he goes the story goes as he goes back
to England to get supplies to doesn't come back for three years when he comes back three years later
they're gone there's only like kind of a weird scrolling on some tree that says um
crow a tan and then some people have theorized it the native scottam or something
well the interesting part about that was that he mapped out that territory real well with the rivers
and all the bodies of water in the land and there was a patch on this old map and I want to say it
was from like 15 15 or something somewhere in that range and there was a patch over part of like
where there was this river head and like they used light are some kind of a scan to find out
was under it and it was a star fort was under it so now there's no star fort there but I mean
the point is like that if this would have been early 1500s there was a star fort there already
then I think all the star forts in America are much older so yeah that this speculation in the
book is yeah that it was it could have been Roman settlements that were here and there's the one
those are the people who are buried under those mounds that were not allowed to dig in to find
what's in there or is the Greco-Roman tart area could they all be tartarian and we're just calling
them Greco-Roman style because for them to have been Greco-Roman then we're resuming that people from
Greco-Roman were in America oh well yeah for sure I mean I don't know I mean I guess that
what evidence do we have that grand tardy was older than the Roman things I just don't I guess
that's the thing I I'm kind of going based like Biblically that we have the great empires
described in the Bible we have Babylon first we have Persia we have Greece and then we have Rome and
then so there's no mention of the Tartars but truth be told there was people there and I think I
don't know just I mean this might be simplistic but I think based on the way that I kind of view
like the pyramids the pyramids are evidence of a connected society doesn't mean they're all
definitely under one rule but they're all connected so the Greco-Roman architecture being everywhere
to me makes sense that it likely was a Greco-Roman origin now grand tardy was I think
the best way I've read a little bit of history and researched a topic this came afterwards
you know this is grand tardy obviously it's on all these old maps if you read these books like
I said if you read this book it talks about the Tartars and talks about that empire it actually
has some really interesting ideas that the the Hebrews the 10 lost tribes of Israel likely merge
with the Scythians and then came to grand tardy so that the Tartars were could have been in part
part of the 10 lost tribes of Israel yes that's interesting because like you know I I've traced
of being connected to the Scythians as well but they were a major fundamental part of it yeah fundamental
part of the civilization but I'm just sort of sort of one thing that that is interesting is
with regard to Star Force even the Smithsonian institute say that they do not still today understand
why they were built in the way that they were because they described as defensive fortresses
because we know that there's so much more than that but even that I've got a book on defensive
fortresses of America and there's lots of references to the Smithsonian's in it's a Smithsonian
publication and they state themselves that they don't know why they were built in the way in which
they were now that's a strange statement to make isn't it but the other thing that's interesting about
the book you're currently reading is that it's seen 1833 and that that's only 22 years after the
the New Madrid event where the Mississippi you know the impact of it the quake was so
severe that the Mississippi actually run backwards it caused mud floods and complete devastation
I wonder if that could have been the period of time just 22 years earlier where a lot of this stuff
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listen to podcasts explain me um you know i've i've heard of the new bidrid account but what exactly
was that was that a great earthquake and kind of in the middle of america yeah yeah the new
Madrid yeah they call it the the new Madrid events and it went from 1811 into 18 as well
and people's people that were that that were present stated that metallic objects were flying
through the air so in their homes they would have metals sticking to metal everything became magnetized
um that um domesticated animals were becoming wild you know ferocious and attacking people
and what you would consider to be wild animals were coming in they were trying to access people's
homes for shelter the Mississippi changed direction changed course you know flipped 180 degrees
and and everything that sounded problematic yeah and everything flooded you know and caused mud floods
so this is the the new Madrid event and i and i just wonder when you said 19 18 33
you know that's that's 22 years after this took place 20 sorry 21 22 years later
that this guy is talking about the Mississippi and what's and burial mounds and so on
i wonder if that quake does the the new Madrid event that its sole purpose was to bury as much of
the previous civilization as possible or remnants of right you know it's funny you brought up the
the Smithsonian not really understanding what the true purpose of these star forts were did you ever
see that show true detective no the lot of people are talking about it now based on kind of the
Epstein stuff coming out the first season with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson
no no it isn't no but obviously here in the UK we get sort of different slightly
programs some of them are the same but we don't get everything you get there
i would recommend that show it's really interesting especially with the stuff going on yeah again
with these it has a lot to do with um child trafficking essay stuff lots of satanic ritual abuse
instances that's what the show is basically about so at the end of the show they have this kind of
final showdown it's based in Louisiana and the United States and it's it's based on i think this book
series called the yellow king if you ever heard of that in carcosa i want to say it's um really kind
of really weird weird stuff but they have this battle at the end of the show and it's in this place
that they're calling carcosa and against this is based on this book series but what's really
interesting i looked it up because now like i said with different eyes i watch the show again and i
noticed that wait i mean this is like a star for it this is taking place at and but of course it's
super dilapidated and i was like that is really weird so i looked it up and so they said it was
filmed at this place called Fort McComb in Louisiana and so the story about this is just hilarious
like all these things are i'll show you a couple pictures first but like this is what they're
showing in the show and this is where like they they have this final battle in this place
oh wow the first thing you brought up we're seeing red brick but red brick that is to have been
scorched red brick that is now black you know predominantly black and i wonder if you
were to scrape some of those the black bricks whether or not they were all originally red and
i wonder if that is the result of a significant event something of an incredible heat
burn those you know but you know i don't know what but you know a direct energy weapon or some
sort of fire or explosion that's done that that's incredible as well yeah but if you look at
so what the history says of this place was that it was built in 1920 it doesn't really give you
amount of time it took them to build it but again this was supposedly based on the idea that
you know we fought the british in 1812 and this was some kind of protection things and it was
obviously on some kind of little island or on some body of water but i guess i think just think
it's hilarious that it says this is the story how it goes it says that um in 1867 the barracks caught
fire after which the the fort was largely abandoned by the u.s. army and was decommissioned in 1871
so they built it in the 1820s and in 40 years they abandoned it
that was like it was abandoned right there's yeah that thing looks like it's really susceptible to
fire doesn't it yeah that happens quite often with brick doesn't it i mean it's funny like
don't we make fireplaces out of brick i mean it's like there's part of the reason we use brick
is because they don't melt yeah so i mean obviously stuff inside of it could have caught fire but i
mean based on our own military in the way we do things they you're not going to abandon a fort
after 40 years like so what was ever the purpose of it yeah yeah exactly it wasn't even like used
for like the civil war or anything like that and i think there was a really interesting book by uh
John Levi and he wrote a book about the i think was it something about um evidence of the old
world and he was talking about star forts and if you actually look at the history of these forts
like especially during the civil war because that's pretty much the only time they were ever used
for any kind of a war they lost they were they're they're failure rate was spectacular
like so if they were ever built to be this completely fortified place that would have been really
hard to take they never worked and there's so many of them around america that it makes no sense
especially especially in the book it it focuses on i want to say it's like fort san francisco it's
like right near the gold gate bridge and it makes no sense that they built that at the time they built
that at because like we're worried about the british taking over san francisco or something i have no
idea what's going on but they don't work as a defensive fortress in the same way that the great
wall of china doesn't work as a defense against um you know for china as a as a defensive structure
it only works if you're protecting yourself from china as it faces there and and why would the
need be when you're building a star for if it's a defensive structure for it to align to constellations
why would it need to vibrate internally at 432 hertz i mean is is that part of a military strategy
that we're not aware of so but like you said they they appear in places that were were not
experiencing you know invasion war or you know opposed uh had uh all the british empire
posed a threat to so it doesn't make any sense but because you're most famous one of i think
there are 319 declared staff or still uh in in the world um there's one actually not a million
miles away from me literally an hour in the car but um the the statue of liberty of course
is sat on one and what's interesting is that the whole back story to that is uh is incredible
and you've got a cornerstone laid by the grand master of the lodge of new york the masonic
lodge of new york and i and i think that that was putting ownership on something that was already
there um because i looked into where the alleged construction of uh the statue of liberty and the
starfall is sat upon and do you know what amazing if you look at the narrative we're provided
to how these things are constructed with rope and pulleys horse and cart hammer and chisel
not a single hospital admission connected to the construction of that starfall all the statue
of liberty is recorded and i'm thinking that was built when we were told it was how many people do
you think accidentally hit themselves with a hammer fell off a ladder uh or or a drown
drowned died none the same is true of lighthouse is there's not a single reported um uh
act votes uh both being sunk despite being smashed into rocks you would imagine um all built by
fishermen of course no deaths um nothing until nothing whatsoever so i i stopped looking a little
while ago at how many people do they think built this and who was the architect and i started looking
into hospital admissions uh in the areas of these constructions because you would associate
something like a starfall or something like the statue of liberty or a lighthouse even having
some sort of the odd fatality at least um you know and certainly the odd broken bone and cap
nothing not for anything whether you're looking at pen station the statue of liberty anything
until you can't appear no hospital admissions that's i think is is where we um you know where we
could look a little bit further with with regards to these things because it just doesn't stack up
does it i can't put a shelf up without putting it you know without hitting my hand with a hammer
right you know i mean you you've been in construction for a long time i'm sure you cut yourself
yourself hurt yourself yeah yeah yeah but the statue of liberty stood on a starfall
nothing not even a bandaid applied you know and i think that that's an area we could look into a bit
further yeah it's hard to believe you know here's the interesting one i said i found this the other
day i think it's interesting on the the subject of starfords this is showing over here it says that
lidar study reveals previously unknown fortress and so this is a previously unknown fortress
unknown fortification has been identified in in Clem County eastern Poland following a study using
airborne laser and scanning other remote sensing techniques so how did they uh misplace a starford
like how did it ever get lost yeah and of course you go in to read it's saying that this thing
was likely used in the 17 18th century but it's like but how did it get buried under the ground
yeah because if you see right here so here's like a picture of like what that looks like
so you're only seeing the top of it here because you see that only looks like that's i don't know what
that's it's like four feet up but i mean if you see all the other starfords they're very tall
yeah so this thing is well under the ground now
hmm yeah that's what today the surviving earthwork rises to about two meters and covers
is it point five hectares yeah i don't have no idea what a hectare is that i guess it might that might
be is that an acre is that anything like a like a acre it's several acres but i don't know the exact
amount it's several acres i don't know that just cracked me up though that they lost this starford
in Poland yeah like how how did they how did they ever lose it yeah and where did the where did the
mud come from because i don't know if you know they're like the narrative to the you know we talk
about the mud floods and the reason that they built up the road levels and so many windows are now
you know almost 80% of them are buried just the ones we can see you know we don't know how many
floors down we we could possibly be going but they say that that he's just litter rubbish
detritus over over hundreds of years there's built up to an extent where there was so much rubbish
in the streets and and modern and what have you they just tarmac over the top of it they they built the
roads over the top of the rubbish so that would suggest that these people that lived in these
incredible buildings in the middle of you know cities and beautiful mansions and it just take New
York for example if we you're walking down you know that if you're walking through New York and we're
looking at some of these you know some of these mansions that the reason that these windows are
partially buried is because the people that lived in them were waiting through rubbish to get through
to their front door right exactly rather than clear the rubbish they actually raise of you know
raise the road and move the front door up a you know up a level rather than click so so they're
wearing all this finery they're living in a mansion and I heard that is everything okay there
yes you know the wearing all this finery but what they're not prepared to do is
remove the rubbish from outside their front door they're going to wade through it
and then eventually after so many years just cover it in tarmac really it's it's income it's
incomprehensible you know the one thing that I've been talking about recently about the possibility
origins of the mud flood for one I think it could be multiple things that cost things to get buried
and because we see modern phenomenon that causes mud floods still today I mean obviously it's very
isolated but when you see like a grand scale of the amount of things around the whole earth that
are buried I just couldn't help but think when we tie it to that year 536 that the sun went dark
for 18 months you know now modern scholars they try to suggest that it might have been through
volcanic activity that there was massive super volcanoes injecting all kinds of ash into the
atmosphere and then I just thought about it when related to the story of Pompeii in Mount
Vesuvius so there's there was two towns there was one it was obviously Pompeii but then there was
also I want to say Herculean or something like that some kind of another Italian town yeah oh really
yeah yeah Herculean oh yeah I can't remember it either Joe but yeah
yeah but there was in these accounts of these places the these places were buried in as much as
like 70 something feet of ash so what if a lot of the mud flood came from the sky that's where
it you know so there was obviously changing of coast land coastlands coastlands so they would
me obviously lots of sediments moving through their rivers or changing but yeah if you have all
this sediment that's coming down because what we're told about Pompeii and that other town
is that they were very well preserved in this ash and so that's the thing that originally
that some people were speculating that that the mud flood was this one massive worldwide earthquake
and you had liquefaction and things sunk down into the ground and that I think that that could have
been partially what's represented with the mud flood but something never really something I
never really shake was the idea that so many of these buildings are so well preserved because if
the earthquake was that powerful you would see a lot more destruction you'd see a lot more ruins
and less perfectly preserved buildings that are just buried but I think that makes sense if ash
rained down in these places it just buried parts of the things and eventually got so packed yeah
it's not trash on the streets it's it's ash it's sediment so you couldn't remove it all I mean I
guess they couldn't they didn't have the means to get rid of it also they just said screw it we can
use these places underground we've got we got basements now yeah yeah and I'm guessing in some areas
the ash would have been hot which would have resulted in the roofs being damaged but in a lot of
places it wouldn't have been it would have cooled before it reached you know before it reached
back down to ground level it would have cooled wouldn't it so they could then just build over
the top of it but that would explain it Michelle Gibson believes that so I don't know if you've
looked absolutely yeah there was another really interesting story um a Roman historian named
Pliny the Elder wrote about and they're saying 178 or 17 AD but I don't think that these dates
are reliable at all they were talking about there was 12 cities in Asia Minor that were literally
um sunk into the earth in one single evening because of a great earthquake so I think that some of
the towns actually you mentioned these are like modern day turkey were sardis and also Phil Delphia
which are two of the churches talked about in the book of Revelation that are going to face judgment
well I mean Phil Delphia said to escape the hour of testing but it could have been the people
survived but the place literally sunk into the earth so I think there's there's a lot of that
too because obviously a lot of the things that we we find from ancient Rome are ruins and we're
really not ever told how things were destroyed the way they were because if you see some Roman
things that are perfectly intact explain why the other things are just pieces and a lot of these old
Roman towns are had to be excavated and then people went back and tried to put up pillars and you
can see you can see very clearly they tried to reconstruct the town based on what was left of it
and then some places are well well preserved like like Pompeii
yeah yeah you're right but this is why I was mentioning about Michelle Gibson I don't know
if you if you've looked into her word but she believes that the the grid was spiked at various
points where ley lines mean that they have spiked the grid and that's using direct energy
as plasma or something and that is what calls localized mud floods very strategically done
key locations to cause you know these mud floods so you could you could literally a little bit
like short circuiting an electric board you know circuit board that's what Michelle Gibson believes
actually took place so she's certainly worth looking into a works fascinating yeah that's an
interesting idea because we have identified the idea of those lichtenberg figures from like satellite
images it looks like electrical patterns have just fried something you can see lots of them out
west in america yeah but the the problem is we just we we're always dealing with partial
information aren't we having to sort of like join the dots ourselves and we're not necessarily
always getting it right but we've got nothing to compare it to we've just got lots of people's
theories and and you know my hope is that one day that's not the case that will be presented with
truth someone somewhere we'll we'll tell us exactly the true history of our past but for now we
we have to theorize so much don't we but but yeah well i'm not counting on it no i don't but the
thing is that like you quite rightly said why don't enough people question the fact that whenever
we're watching over here we have a tv series i don't even know it's on still i'm watching tv
yes but it was called the time team and they would find an ex they were excavator site it was
typically Roman that's intended to be what what they were looking for and no one ever
knew why they were having to dig so far down you know why are they digging seven feet down
you know where did all the mud come from you know because it might may well be that some people
could believe that it was detritus that it sort of magnified over a period of time to a point where
you've got several layers of it several feet of mud and all sorts of sort of rubbish and junk
okay i don't buy it but i can understand some people might accept that but in the middle of nowhere
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you know a field in the middle of nowhere excavating a roman villa that is you know 10 feet
below the surface of the ground and no one at any point is saying where's all this mud come from
you know how many people had to tread in mud and tread over the remains of this roman villa
for it to actually represent six feet and it's the whole field you know and people never actually
ask the question i've i've said the exact same thing i don't know how many times i said
nobody thinks it's weird that they found some roman mosaic under some farmers field
i think that that makes no sense at all but nope but again we're not really told about that and i
said that's it really only became like a big deal to me when i found the cities that are represented
in the book of revelation and that though they all were buried under the ground and then that
then i realized no this is a phenomenon that's all around the whole world that everything's buried
this old and particularly all around europe there's just tons of roman things that are buried
under cities and just nobody even questions the fact that they are trying to connect some some subway
tunnel and they find a roman bathhouse under the ground because that to me is it doesn't doesn't make
people curious but the answer is most people are not curious about any of this stuff and and i think
that's like a situation where i have a problem with the mainstream narrative when they don't even
try to explain it otherwise they just try to say it was like so what does just build up over time
where like literally cities became on top of older cities like that is that's nonsensical to me
i want to shift gears while i still go have you here i wanted to hit this one topic
so i had this kind of like an epiphany because i was talking with my brother they did this AI video
showing Epstein like it was Epstein going around doing all these selfies with all these famous
people and politicians did you see the one where like they go into the white house and then there's
all these presidents and there's a short bite and then there's a tall bite and you know so of course
a lot of people have talked about sometimes it looks like these people are wearing masks but historically
we know that famous people had doubles you know like in order to potentially protect them from
assassination and so that just got me thinking about the idea in the movie the prestige i always go
back to that movie so interesting that yeah that i thought you know what so what we see is we see
three types of different ways to make people look like other people right so you have
christian bail has a twin brother and he does this trick because he has a twin and nobody knows
he has it and he's so dedicated to this one trick that literally these guys are sharing the same
life the same woman and everything like the the brothers and nobody knows and then so Michael
Kane's like oh he's obviously just has a double and then he's like no no that that's obviously
that's the only way you can do this trick so then they find Hugh Jackman a guy who looks just like
Hugh Jackman to do the same do a similar trick but Hugh Jackman's not set he's not satisfied with that
so then he has to go to Nikolai Tesla and he literally finds a way to clone himself
and so i started by the way isn't it yeah yeah David Bowie plays Nikolai Tesla when i was like
dang i was like i thought i kind of knew what the movie was saying but i was like isn't that kind
of interesting like when you project that idea to the world stage and when i when i where my mind
started to go was okay so that makes sense that you could easily have doubles of these people
and through plastic surgery you could make somebody look pretty close to what somebody else looks
like if they're you know if you got the same plastic surgery so that could certainly be what they
were doing also cloning is a real possibility that they can do that and they we know that they're
trying what ability do they have to clone it's it's uncertain but the thing that really kind of
struck me the thing that i was really stuck on was that we have these stories and i'm not sure
and this is all alleged i guess but Joseph Mangala you know the famous Nazi scientist from
Germany goes to South America and where he's supposedly working with like infertile people or
like in some kind of in vitro situation where he's trying to help people have babies well there's
an abnormal amount of twins and triplets in this area and so i started to think like and he was
probably likely doing that for a long time in germany too and so just think about like the idea if
what if what they're showing in the prestige is the idea that a lot of these people have
their twins and we don't know that they're twins and that could be you know that because like
would there wouldn't there be a purpose that they were working on this this technology to create
twins and maybe this is the the higher level of understandings what they were trying to do was
create clones but do you think i really like that and it's it's interesting isn't it because
IVF normally results in a higher probability of having a twin or a triplet
so so yeah and and and also there is that fascination that they had in germany that the SS had
with eugenics they were looking at that constantly weren't they but but why i mean people think that
it's connected to a master race but that that's not the Aryans that so that i've studied but
when it comes to Biden of course we got the was Jim Carey playing him you know our people wearing
body suits there's the story of it's a Gucci mane who was i think he was in prison and
somebody else was asked to wear wear the suit the actual you know put on the the the the
filmed costume skins of him and present themselves it seems so we've got the possibility of plastic
surgery a twin or a dopp or a doppelganger and i'm sure that that is the case i think the the famous
artist in the the former chancellor of germany in the late 30s and early 1940s allegedly had
his doppelganger services butler his butler was his body double and would appear when he
couldn't or didn't feel safe enough to do so so what we don't know do we are are they
those are they clones are they are they twins so are we thinking that Biden had you know had had a
twin or or was one of you know one of three we don't know do we but we've seen the footage i'm
sure you've seen it of Jim Carey kind of yeah well there's no question i did a video while
back and it was this woman who was i think she was on some kind of daytime talk show and she was
talking about she worked with the the CIA and she had somebody to do with like the master of disguise
and it was showing like that you know they have like just like in mission to possible these people
have masks that are that are hyper realistic and if you see like i want to say that they're
famously Michael Jackson did that where he like dressed up like some old man he had some mask on
and he was completely unrecognizable there was recently i want to say it's some kind of comic-con
that Brian Cranston who plays Walter White in the show Breaking Bad he was wearing a Walter
White mask and he was going around taking pictures with people and then he eventually gets up on
the stage of comic-con he takes it off and of course he's he's he's literally his face under that
face and it's like i mean it was a it you know it was it wasn't realistic because i think most
people thought it was somebody wearing a uh Walter White mask but it was still pretty realistic so
like what what capability do they have and of course in mission impossible these people look
it's totally legit i mean i know that's a movie but that's exactly what this woman was
describing that that's what they do so i think that that's the thing it's like so i started to
wonder that like so what if this twinning program in south america if you had the ability to
replicate people and if the if the goal was to make twins well could you delay the progress of ones
like maturation or could something be stored that was going to be a twin later you know what I mean
because that makes me think of that show foundation where you're like that you have stages of these
people where it's almost like yeah if you had a twin of yourself it's like it's not you know it's
obviously it's not the same person but they look exactly the same and they're of the same stock
and then eventually they go on to fill the same kind of roles later in life yeah yeah i like that
and of course there's also the possibility that they are both born at the same time but one of them
is crygently frozen right you know to be brought back at a later point there is always that
possibility if you had someone that was born to be famous or powerful or to rule then it wouldn't
be a bad thing to have a backup you know but but then I I I personally do believe that the
cloning has been going on for a very very long time I think that's you know we we're here you know
when I first started talking about cloning the only reference point I really had was Donald Marshall
and I sure most people have heard of Donald he was the first person really to speak out about this
in any way and then since then we've had the odd celebrity like Kevin Hart actually publicly
announced that he's been cloned and the rapid kid booze say he's been cloned and and we don't
know whether this is PR just a bit of fun or they're telling the truth we can't possibly know
but one thing's for certain if they can clone a sheet they can clone us and the only thing that
would stop a scientist doing that is ethics and if 2020 taught me one thing if nothing else
it's that scientists very few scientists have ethics it's not about that it's about the ability
to do the unbelievable and in some cases I would say the ability to play god and there's also this
kind of this sort of fallacy that clones can't reproduce yet in America the most successful horse
you currently have out at stud is thumper he's your most successful barrel racer now he's the most
expensive stud you can go to in America right now he's a clone he was clone oh really I didn't know
that yeah he was a clone just like dolly the sheep he was a clone dolly the sheep had three
three lambs she lambed three and she was also people don't really talk about this but dolly
wasn't alone she was one of one of three herself there were three lambs born took two after dolly
she had two siblings and gave birth to three three offspring so it IVF the the leap between IVF
and human cloning isn't actually that big so were they actually producing through IVF fertility
treatments in Argentina were they producing twins and triplets through IVF or were they cloning
because what I find really strange is with all of this all you know like we say whenever you're
looking at money or you're looking at corruption or you're looking at the infiltration of a religion
we always say all paths lead to Rome well I think with regard to cloning all paths lead to Germany
because I don't think it's a coincidence that the cabbage patch postcards originated from there
depicting children being grown and I don't think it's a coincidence that you have the kindergarten
you know the name given to somewhere that grows babies you know a kindergarten right
a garden where you grow children but also in Germany we've got doppelganger the actual word given
to someone who looks identical to someone else it's all German and there we are we've got
SSI ranking officers looking into due genics and fertility and creating a allegedly creating a
master race of areas that there's got to be something more to it than that I don't think we've
got even a fraction of the whole story going on there and then I think that that research continued
in South America when they arrived there yeah I guess that's the thing I that's what really kind
of struck me was that I said that there's no way that they weren't doing that for a purpose
like you know what I mean it's like so if you think about it if these people are working with
people to create twins is like wood and having a twin maybe be advantageous if this person was
supposed to be somebody I mean I mean very famously like in a lot of TV shows like stranger things
of course famously in like the show was at home not home alone I'm was it a full house full house
has the Olsen twins but a lot of people didn't know that the little girl was a twin until later
and so like historically they tell us that a lot of times we have a child show or a show featuring
a an infant or you know like a small child well it's very difficult to get them to work the hours
so it's good to have two of them so of course we know about some of them being twins you think
about the movie like the parent trap that there's these two twins separated by like an ocean
and they don't know about each other and it's like only later do they get reintroduced but so would
if a lot of these people have twins that we just don't know about and that would be advantageous
because you could imagine if like you could just say so-and-so is not playing ball
fire up the twin just get the twin over here and they're gonna do it and we're gonna get rid of
this one yeah I mean that I mean that makes sense to me that would that would seem to serve a
purpose because if these people who are really in charge of everything their goals are probably
again long life eternal life outside of God's with God's offering so they're using they're
experimenting in every which way but I mean if that's part of the program would have been just like
hey get rid of him bring in this other person and it's like then they're gonna do what we tell
them so that's all they're real that's they're really only to be gonna be the public face of the
things we're telling this person to do anyway so it really doesn't matter as long as the
public buys it is the same person but obviously this fear instilled because you could you could think
like that there's another one of me in in the back in the background so anybody is replaceable
it's like oh you can't get rid of me like yeah we can we got we got two of you I think that's
that there's a strong possibility of that I really think so but it would be very hard to hide
what again like the movie like the parent trap they didn't know there's a movie I want to say in
the early 90s called twins with Arnold Schwarzenegger from Danny Divide and he was kind of a mistake
and they didn't know about each other either and so like again that they could isolate these people
so they they really don't know about each other but they know about them right and like they don't
you know like I said this person's not there's other persons being groomed to be the
be the guy and then this other person is not but when it's time they could take they could extract
that person and put them into this other role yeah I don't know it's just an it was just an idea
I just thought it would be interesting just to talk about that because I just thought
there's there's nothing they're not doing with some kind of a purpose so if they're doing this
but you're also your your theory that maybe they're not twins maybe they're clones they're
clone people and I want to say one last thing and I'll let you have the last word before we close
we're having a little technical issues hopefully you guys don't notice this at home but I thought
what's interesting in that show foundation that what's being said about the clones they don't have
souls in the show and there's these religious people talking about how they want them to end the
dynastic reign of this these clones because they're soulless so I mean that that kind of that
would kind of track biblically that the Nephilim were not meant to be tolerated here from 2311
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place so I mean I mean that's already kind of happened once like the god did not really give his
stamp of approval on this thing this being has no ability to you know to go where god god intends
a soul to go it's an interesting point and it's one that Dolores canon raised that she believed
that a large majority of the population in fact she suggests eight should suggested 80% of the
world are soulless and by that I think that's quite a harsh it's quite a harsh thing to say
that 80% of people don't have souls now some people connect that today to what we call an NPC some
of that doesn't have any dialogue or and but it what is the difference between if you say that's
for example I don't I don't mean you Jay but if we say for example that somebody that wasn't intended
to be that wasn't created naturally doesn't have the connection to god because of the way that they
were brought into being well that's IVF isn't it doesn't that account for every single birth
created by artificial insemination artificial insemination it's the same thing so whether or not
we're talking about a child that's that's born through IVF or a child that's cloned from another
child or another being in both cases god if we're going to follow that and I'm not saying I do or
I don't I'm just saying for argument say if we're suggesting that this person cannot have a
soul because they weren't they weren't conceived naturally they weren't intended to be it wasn't
God's will someone intervened a scientist somewhere intervened in the course the normal course
which would be unfortunately you can't conceive it's not God's will and you can conceive and then
comes along comes a doctor this is I can play God I can create life where there shouldn't be
or for whatever unfortunate reason there cannot be but I'm going to change that I'm going to
overwrite it so does that child born through IVF have no soul and so it's kind of a very gray area
and my personal belief is that every living being has a spark has a connection regardless of how
and I but at the same time I also believe that we are God and God is us that it is within we are
all connected everything living is connected apart from these parasitic people the blue
bloods if you like the the bloodline that should not be I don't think that they have a connection to
us or or or or or to God or the creator or whatever you want to refer to it as but I but I I do
believe that actually what we're talking about when Dolores Cannon says there are 80% 80% of the
world are walking around with no soul or today we're saying between 60 and 80% of people are NPCs and
just provide a function I think we're talking about the lack of genetic memory and that the
reason that one person is awake and another one isn't is because you're carrying memory that
goes back way further to a time in which we didn't live like we do now so things don't resonate
with you so you question everything without even intending to even at school perhaps things just
didn't make sense whereas someone whose genetic memory doesn't go back very far a couple a
hundred years doesn't know what it was like to live before that carries no genetic memory no markers
to compare you know what we're being taught today to what we or once taught and I think it's that
but the bottom line is Joe I just don't know I don't know and I think it's a combination of factors
there but I still maintain that the difference between cloning and IVF is not a huge leap there is
not a huge leap between the two yeah you know you raise an interesting question I mean yeah I'm
I mean I'm inclined to believe that people who are IVF born they have souls but I mean I guess
that's like I would just think like that's what they're kind of showing you in that show that
that's what people's belief is and I'm sure yeah I'm sure you probably get a very to
group of opinions about like that sort of a thing I mean it is kind of funny the one thing I kept
on I couldn't help but think was that that kind of weird thing that people talk about redheads
that calm genders and one of the kind of the slams against redheaded people is they don't have souls
it's like a weird thing this it's like a weird thing to say but I wonder if it has something to do with
the idea of are they connecting redheads to redheaded giants redheaded giants that were never meant to be
therefore they're soulless they're become unclean spirits and then they have no real
home after they're deceased it's got to come from the same thing yeah yeah I think you're right
I think it's too much of a coincidence isn't it but it is it isn't it's a very sad situation isn't
it that there is something walking around it no matter when it was that that that lived a life
that wasn't meant to be because it determines that you know every life matters doesn't it
and every life I believe has a purpose and some people arrive as a surprise and some people arrive
because they were planned but I think everybody has a purpose everyone has a purpose and a reason for
being but I think the problem is without that inner dialogue and that connection to something
greater or accepting the fact that that we are part of something much bigger than ourselves
we perhaps never really fully understand what our true purpose is but but for me personally
I'm not sure what a soul is I don't know what that is I mean if I was going into
to have brain surgery conducted where would they look for that you know what part of me is it
that they my personality that the re you know where do they find you know someone wants to
describe it as a spleen you know it's like a spleen you know you might have one you might not
you can function with or without what does it actually do where is it located is the soul just us
is it just our personality and the way that we think the way that we do or is it our ego
you know what what what actually is a soul you know that I think is the fundamental question
what is it and I don't know and does anybody truly have the answer to that what is a soul
that's a question to ask God I mean I think that like a soul would be obviously you could not
find it under a microscope you couldn't find it through an x-ray it's like the wind we feel it
but we can't see it so it's there clearly it's the air we breathe I mean it is like it's the breath
of God in us is is our soul but yeah trying to define exactly what it is it's like these are
sometimes we're just like it's fun thought exercises to think about things like that but I think
that trying to understand God and how everything actually works is not really I think our finite
brains cannot really kind of wrap our minds around it and that we're seeing in a certain amount
of dimensions a three three dimensional world yeah but there's many more dimensions that
to make up all the things that are going on here and to the to the quantum realm to the things
that are really big to the things that are outside of time very interesting concepts always a
very interesting conversation with you guy why don't you please tell us where people can find you
that the best place is my website because it has links to everything on it which is the tartarian
empire.co.uk the tartarian empire.co.uk I got one question before you go Joe one more question
okay sure so a soul let's say that your soul is a connection that something that literally plugs
you into God an interface between you and God your soul is that present if you don't believe in God
well I think that everybody's given the the free will and the ability to communicate with God
it's no excuse not to sorry Joe I the back sort of the end of that was let's say that
we take a couple of babies and we will not babies let's say toddlers we give them everything
they're going to need and we put them on a desert island so we make sure that they have
they're cared for that we drop things off and people perhaps go there and you know make sure
they're okay but there's no communication so they get to our age and they've never heard of God
they've never heard of TV they they don't know what a president is they don't know what they're
looking up at the sky and seeing they've never heard of God they've never done anything wrong in
their lives but they've never they've never heard of what God is so do they have a soul do they
have a connection to God if they don't know if they if they don't even know God exists
and so that's kind of weird isn't it because in a lot of cultures who who God is to you is
difference to them and then and there will be indigenous tribes out there that have no idea
in remote places of the Amazon that have no idea what we're talking about or who we're talking
about so do they have a soul so it's kind of I think it depends on your own interpretation your own
experience and your the environment that you you erased it to whether run to watch you perceive God
as but there have to be people out there wandering around that have no idea what we're talking about
you know I would say that to me you know I go right to the Bible and it says in Romans 1 it talks
about how that God's attributes and his image is instilled in us so we have no excuse
not to know about a creator like his like creation is evidence of a creator so I think that just
based on that that's why like so many people believe in God whether they believe who is the true
creator is like finding a painting and saying somebody painted it obviously you know like growing
up and just seeing the world and how it works is like you know that this is it's not cosmic chance
only foolishness leads you to the conclusion that it was all an accident when it's very evident that
through like the Fibonacci pattern all the things that there is a God so I think a lot of those
examples people often ask about that is like so what if people never knew I think that people I think
people know and I think and I believe in a loving and I believe in a merciful God so I believe that
God connects with people where they're at so God only holds people accountable to the level that
of the understanding they have that's why like I believe that if a child never heard of Jesus
and a child died I believe that God's not sending that child to hell because the level of
understanding and maturation is like that it says in the Psalms that are in and Samuel that when
David's like newborn dies like he knew he'd see him again so obviously David you know
believing that he's going to be with God one day so his child is too so that's my understanding
I mean I think that the concept of a soul is just yeah there's what makes up us as people is we have a
mind we have a body and then we have something that's outside of that we have the soul who probably
who we really are and you can't really probably define how your personality is based on like your
hippocampus or some kind of a part in your things but like the the body talks about or the Bible
talks about like your heart or your kind of your soul in your stomach there's something in here
that's kind of eternal where like your memories are and everything that it's not always up here
like long-term memories are not easier you know so it's like it's something else is outside of
that it's kind of like there's life in the blood is part of it the soul in our blood I think
it's a lot of that and I think that's why probably you get to like the really weird ritualistic
things that people do I think that's why it's blood you know because I think that's probably about
your soul now it's hard to define but I think that obviously we're we're more than the things that
make up our bodies so yeah I don't know I mean obviously I believe that that it's again these
are not things that are easy to understand but I would I would say that that God connects with
people where they're at and yeah I don't I don't I that's that's my belief on all that it's a whole
nothing rabbit hole isn't it yeah this is yeah this is this is more like deep philosophy right
there at the end of the podcast but anyways guy I got to run but I really appreciate you coming
on and and we'll ask absolutely have to do it again we'll have to do it again and I'll be
welcome to come on your show yeah let's do it let's do it that would be great I just
will pick you a message shortly okay all right God bless you and God bless all you guys for watching
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