people mumble or stutter a lot, causes errors in the youtube auto-transcript
people end sentences with e.g. "right?" a lot (may be nice to remove for readability)
youtube can't understand foreign-language words (e.g. Greek, Latin, etc), often resolves them incorrectly
youtube doesn't mark WHO is speaking, so you can't follow who said what.

Each one of these is worth the time in hand correction...

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Mazar Sugar Queen Nik with the purple 1,000 names palace Athena Nik with the dragon mist possession.

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Zifi off in a drift. The ritual is sacred. I smell like indica. Bodies you can be up. You eat some dead babies soiling cleaning your eyes. Rub the purple in. It's no surprise they were doing heroin. Sniffing on the cocaine. The dragon gods. The beast bears up. Lady Babylon.

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Rain man, rain man on the song. Serinate them in the dragon mist. They'll just hit them a little bit. Twisting on this [\\h__\\h] sugar cane. Hot purple lady Babylon make it

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Rain and fro the

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Mountain sugar queen make you with

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Purple. Welcome back to Lady Babylon. Tonight I'm going to have to be kind of still. Go ahead and reduce me, Chewy. Fantastic. I'm going to have to be kind of still and slow and purposeful because we are running from the empire tonight. Oh god, we're on the side of the road running people. Seriously, no. That's our speed tonight. So, um, I want to say welcome back to Lady Babylon and initiating apocalypse. It's nice to be with you again. I've have some great material for you tonight and I think it's going to shine

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Light on a lot of things that uh, you know, maybe needed some light shined on it. I've got some marvelous text for you tonight. I've got some Aristoxinus. Oh, sexy. Who is that? Aristoxinus was a musician who worked uh he was a parapotetic. He worked with um what's his name? Aristotle. Aristotle. Right. So, we are in the age when the sciences are being born. Botanes under Theophrastus Aristotle student is being born. Right. This is henistic grace, baby. Laugh it. And what is happening? Well, one of the areas that is being really drawn down is music. And this is one of the dudes. And

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I want you to remember people, they weren't able to reproduce this stuff in the Renaissance. I'm going to show you some cult performance tonight. It's going to really before tonight you would say I really didn't understand what a bachan was. I didn't understand what the worship of bacas was. I'm going to show it to you people. I'm going to show it to you and in in a way that you hadn't considered so far and I hope it's fun. It may get a little bit dirty. It may get a little bit dirty

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Because we have to get down into the slime that's on the ground in order to be part of that native culture that is using Mother Greek, right? Oh god. Oh, we're going to see some things Mother Greek does tonight. By the way, I went to New York. I gave him just a slice of the beauty of Mother Greek. Oh god. Now people are upset because everybody assumed all language was created equal and it is

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[Laughter]

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Not. It is not. And there is this form of language that is so far superior to the runing runs that are around it that she just gobbled them up. Just ate them one at a time. Come here. Come here. Oh

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God. So sexy of a history we have. This language is so incredible. It's so incredible. Oh god. You ever just drift through a lexicon? You ever just do that? Try that sometime. Just drift through a lexicon. We're also going to bring Jesus because everybody loves Jesus, right?

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You better love Jesus. Right. Here we go. Cuz we're going to bring him. And I'm going to bring you something that if you are a monist, you have probably sat in church and heard this phrase over and over again. And you've never understood it. You've never here. Put yourself right here. Put yourself right here. Just There you are. Never heard the stitch up.

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No, you haven't. You think you have, but you haven't, right? Oh, God. Are we living in the age of ignorance? We are living in a time people where the growth of civilization was devastated,

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Regressed. And what we had develop was 1,800 years of modest lies. Mest lies. And now we're in court and we have the evidence in front of us and we don't need the theology. We don't need your attempt to explain theologically and justify and esqueological. Give me this. Take this. God, now they're

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Ringing. Ah, better. Fantastic. I want people to look at something. Religion at its most natural. Oh god. Are you ready for this? Are you ready for this? These Greeks. Oh god. These people. It wasn't just Greeks. The people who were using the Greek language. Oh, they gone to such a place. It's unfair people. The fact that we have thought that the Torah and the Old Testament that these were written that this document was written in a

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[Laughter]

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Language with 7,000 words that had been dead for centuries. You are high if you think that's the case. And guess what? Everybody Do you know why? 1800 years ago. Shift in timeline, a false

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Metamorphosis, and all of a sudden a fake history and a mind disease called theology. Oh god. Oh god. What happens to a civilization that grows? I'm about to show you. I'm about to show you. This is what you produce, people. Your greatest asset was not your tar in the ground, your burbling petroleum. It's not your greatest asset. Your gases and your minerals, you idiots. It's your

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Language. And look where you are. Bogtrotting English. God, what a waste. And let me ask you one more time before we get to the text. How many words, people? Go ahead and blow me up, Chewy, and get some answers from the congregation. People, how many words did you invent today? How many English words did you invent? The answer in all your heads is zero because that is beyond the capacity of English. I'm going to show you words, invented words in ancient Greek. Ancient Greek is a language so different from modern

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Greek. I find it hilarious. Hilarious. Two of my best buds in graduate school, Tom and Kiki. Oh god, they were both Spartans. Well, they weren't Spartans, but they were from the Paloponyis, right? Laugh it. And what did they hate and teach me to hate? Presumption. I am a modern Greek. Therefore, I can read these texts. No, you can't. No, you can't. Oh, it's gorgeousness. And that's why they came to the University of Wisconsin, these Greeks, so that they could study ancient Greek, which is just like the language they discovered last

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Year in the mountains in Turkey along the Black Sea. Sister languages, Henistic Greek and this language. And this language is so far different from modern Greek. Oh god, they don't even Oh, stop it. Don't presume

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Amateurs. This is a professional

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Ring. Here we deal with ancient Greek and I am a classical

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Philologist. Did you like it? Give me the first slide. Love it. Here we go. Are you ready? Let's just jump right into it. Aristocoxinus. What is what is Aristoinus talking about? He says the hilleria, that holy

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Act, right? It's ultimately coming from tragedy and the magodia from comedy. And often times the mag gods what happens to them right they have their own contests right their own comic contests and they are judged in their own legitimate struggles on their platform these

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Magodes and the name magodia it comes from the combo of the use of

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Magic right and displaying the powers of drugs. So I talked about meodia. What the hell is that exactly? We are talking about facets of Bak worship including song and

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Dance calibrated regulated rhythmic dance

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Ruth. Oh, what is the rhythm? Do you understand? And look at the word in yellow. It's the drugs, people. Get down the Oh, look at the word in yellow, people. Drugs. What does drug taking and magic have to do with the stage? Everything for those of you who have been watching, right? Everything, you know. And by the way, people, I want to say all of these all of these Lady Babylon episodes, all of them are like

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Papers, right? People will ultimately have to go through the text that I am presenting and the information in order to figure out what's going on.

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They're they're a testimony to one thing and one thing alone and that is the voice of the muse singing to you and I through Greek. Right. Sing to us. Give me the next. What? What are these magodes? Right. What is the magodia? My god. Hello

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Lucifer. No, it's different. We're so behind. We're so behind. What is that thing? Well, if you want to know what the magode is, you got to know what the hiller is. What is that, people? A singer of joyous, not comic, joyous

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Songs. There's a difference here. You remember the hilaria. You remember what is the hiller road? It is that person who is able to capture that pleasing

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Graciousness in the form of a a vocal accompaniment to the liar. Not the liar accompanying the voice. The voice accompanying the liar. And they make that distinction. They make that distinction very clearly. Next one. They make it. It's like a big deal. I don't know. Maybe some of you musicians out there will understand that. Remember, we're talking about the I am. This is Yambos. And what is it? It's that metrical foot, right? Watch. I amic verse amic porn. That's great. They talk about kicus. Beautiful helenistic Greek,

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Right? Genius people, right? This is when the language is really flourishing. Lampoon, lampoon, lampoon. That is what I am doing with my I am. That's why the bottom line you'll see the dithy ram in Greek and the thriumbos. What is thrimbos? That is the name of dionis. Okay. They do not know what the etmology. I've seen guesses and they guessed in antiquity, right? They guessed in antiquity. But like the word

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Syibble, this one's kind of This one's kind of murky. It comes from a past that is buried deep deep several thousand years before

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Jesus. Okay, fantastic. Give me the next one. Okay. So, I I told you I was going to What's a magode? Right. What the What the hell is a magode? Right. Remember tragedy? What is maggody? Right. Comedy, right? Do you see what's going on here? Ancient Greek is the language that's unique because it facilitates the creation of novelty. It works with the brain. It doesn't set itself as a template, but it gives you tools to build from your observations. That is a superior

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Mistress. What is the magodia? It's a rude pantomime. Wait a minute. This is part of the religion, right? When I go to church, I I don't see any Make me small. I don't see any rude pantomimes. I don't see any rude pantoimes, people.

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Right. Well, it's not very descriptive either cuz something that you think is rude, I may not think is so rude. And you know what I mean? Vice versa call it. So here's what I want you to do. I want you to imagine what do these saters who have satiasis which is a condition of priopism. What do they do in their dances? Do you want to see the naked dances? Do you want to see them? Of course you do. They're in the they're in the text people. I'm going to bring them

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Going to bring them to you. Love it. Ready? Bakik. It's going to get really bak. I'm telling you. You're going to say I didn't know what bak was. Give me the next one. That magia is part of the kos. What is that? It's the revel, the corous. Have you ever been reveling when you go to church? Do you see pantomime? That's dirty. And do you revel? No, you don't. But Jesus

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Did. Yes. And we're going to clean this activity up. We're going to take it out of society. We're going to keep our beloved faithful from it. Or my name isn't Paul, the venom immune

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Apostle who goes to the sixth seventh heavens and fights the visions. Whether they're in flesh or spirit, I don't know. Oh god. Again. Son of a [\\h__\\h] Stupid

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Apostle. Sometimes I swear I can see the dirt of Paul's ass cheeks on my whip. I swear. Take a bath, dude. Seriously. Give me the next one.

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The commos the revel um look at the bottom the ode. So can be the act of the revalry the corral or can be a band of revelers or it can be the song that they are singing. And if you think these revelers are not keeping the rhythm,

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Then you're an idiot. This is the mystery. Oh god. Right. And the people sit around writing academic papers. All of you naughty academics from all the naughty academic places with their in money piles. Don't you love it? You rich morons. You write your papers and they're [\\h__\\h] useless. They're useless. Your academia stinks of armpits,

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Crotches, sweaty undergarments of monks. Oh god. Curse upon it all. Right. It's ineffectual. The very fact that you don't even know what classical philology is before you came in here, that is a testimony to the [\\h__\\h] that is Harvard, Princeton, Yale

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Classics. That is a testimony. It's a testimony that I can travel and that I can go see people and they can have their eyes open to a new world because you idiot academics were trying to prostitute this stuff. You were keeping it from the people. Do you know what happens to academics in the underworld? Yeah. Let me just say one thing.

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Lubricant. Love it. Hail Satan. You know what I mean? Everybody give me some Hail Satans people, right? We want want justice. We want nemesis. Baby, you cannot be you cannot be one of these revelers without nemesis. Oh god, give me Oh, you giving some hail s hail Satan everybody. Right. Right. Laugh it. Laugh it for anybody who's new. Right. Hail Satan. Right. Thank you for coming. And hail Satan. Fantastic.

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Fantastic. There's a lot There's a lot of Hail Satans. Look how how sane do we need? Look at the logic and the reason that Satan gives us. Oh God, isn't it gorgeous? Love it. Love it, people. Who works these? Who gives this to you? I give it to you. Satan gives it to you. Oh God, it's all co-mingled. Isn't it beautiful? Life is beautiful, man. Give me the next one.

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People I want you to think magodia. What is magodia? Well, it's from this word word magus, right? Here's just the the m root which is really just mu gamma, right? That maroot comes from principally the group of people who followed the meda. That's with the

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Daama. It's with the daikama. By the way, before I forget, I'll be talk I'll be doing on Friday a Lady Babylon uh edition with from now on every Friday with uh the ending being ammonu. What

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I'll do is I will continue to progress through the text with you. for anybody who's interested in the intensive course and making it through and maybe not this Friday, we'll have in the future more people who have been through the intensive course and are reading now right at that introductory reading level right oh god it's gorgeous so we will continue almond you almond you will be back right fantastic my reading class I want you I'm not going to be it's going to take me a few more

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Weeks to do what I need to do. My reading class, I want you to start looking at home grammarss. Homemeric grammarss. You how do you learn ancient Greek? Somebody says, some fool will say, "Oh, you just live today in modern Greece and walk around." Oh, God, it's so amazing. No, you learn the same way that they learned in antiquity. How did they learn? How did the Greeks learn ancient Greek? How did they learn it? They learned it by studying Homer, the grammar, syntax, right? The lexicon of homeic words and how they develop and odd forms are forms, right? Read that

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People. Read it. uh and um start reading some Homer because we need to get you into Can I tell you this, Satanic Congregation, just by reading Greek grammar, you will expand your brain. You expand your brain connections, stuff happens,

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Right? Right. Okay. And don't worry, we all we all come at it as modern idiots. All right. All right. Fantastic. Fantastic. Right. There's a reason they say it's Greek to me. Right. There's a reason they don't say, "Oh, it's Italian to me." Because Italian is a modern language that is not even a 50th of the complexity of ancient Greek. And modern Italian is not a word, is not a language where we go around coining words on the regular in order to describe our surroundings and interactions with others. It's got a set

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Lexicon. There's a phenomenon, a linguistic phenomenon, people. There are languages whose lexica are set in concrete. And there is one language in history whose lexicon was continuously forever purposefully expanding.

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Hopox lega are not words that only appear once because we only happen to have one record of them. They're the author's own creations with the language and every author has a fingerprint. Now you and I are sitting around. We don't do this but imagine if we did under the training of this language reach out and start forming our own vocabulary.

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Look at the look at the people around you. Look at the person on your left and on your right. And if you don't have somebody on your left and your right, go to your bathroom and look in the mirror and ask

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Yourself, do I use a language that

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Creates? And the answer is no. The renaissance will come with the tech of the language. Oh god. Oh god. Give it to me. This stuff is so intelleeric. My god. That's the magi. Good. Give me the next one. People don't forget media. Right. Because this is all at the heart. Even the modia. Yes. Right. Oh god. Give me the next one please. Oh, there is by the way lovely mats tonight, Chewy. Lovely mats. Each one people, each of these mats is an intention right behind it is an entire

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Universe. Aristocinus the musician says look there are all sorts of foreign instruments right that are our liar. And then he goes on to name eight of them, right? Fornicas, Right? Sambukas triaus. You're the I am in that one. I

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[Music]

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Am dapsus and the everybody's favorite, the iniaon, the nine stringer, right? These are all Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. These are all guitars. Yep. They're all guitars produced by um Aristo Aristocinus says by cultures outside of those that speak

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The Greek. Okay. They're not using the liar. They're using derivations of it. You know why we hit that seven string liar and perfection was set in motion and creation of democracy was

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Possible. Yeah. Cuz we found the harmony. We found the harmony. Now let me show you some of the instruments that led us in that direction. Give me the next slide. Look at some of these people. You're not going to know. You're not going to know these, right? What is the forex? Well, you thought the Fenix was a just a Phoenician, right? Cadmas, where does the purple come from? And it's burning. It's not the burn. It's burning. These people are terrible. They don't know the use of voice even. It's

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Amazing. It's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. You're a joke. You're a joke. You get in the ring with a master and you look like a fool. You look like a fool. What is that Phoenician? Right. Well, look at number two. It's that purple. Right. If it's not the dude or dude that's standing there, it can be the thing that they are most known for. And that is the trade, the production and trade of the purple, right? The Trinians are going to get involved in this and the Greeks are

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Going to have to descend upon them and make things right. You don't even you don't even know these sources. Give me the next one. What else is that? Check it out people. Right. What else is that? It's a musical instrument. They say like a guitar invented by the Phoenetians but so-called because it's made from the Dian palm. Wait a minute. So-called because it's made from a Greek palm. What the people get your See, this is why we need people like Aristos and us to get us to get us going. I want to make one statement that's going to shock

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And surprise people. It was the language of ancient Greek that gave us the power of the stringed instrument. I want to say that one more time. It was the language of ancient Greek that gave us the power of the stringed

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Instrument. These forms of stringed instruments that you see emerging in the Mediterranean, right? You see them accompany the surge of the poetry that is deathy ram. That is the purification of society through the stage and the possession of the god the Christ

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Himself. Okay, give me the next one. My god, man. Right. It's we haven't seen bakic worship. We haven't seen Christian worship. We haven't seen Jewish worship either. Judeian to be most precise. What is a pakis? A stringed instrument. Who is this one used by? It's used by the Lydians. But I want you to notice he quotes Sappo along with others, right? But Sappo and why is that? Said to have been introduced from Lydia, right? by

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Safo and that's our that's our liar that's our guitar right or right oh wonderful wonderful and who okay so wait a minute who by this time who do we know as Aristoinus is writing we have a whole a whole list of famous guitarists but you may not have known that Sappo was at the top of that list. You didn't know that, did you? No, you didn't. You didn't. And you didn't know Sappa with all her Amazonian influences, cultural Amazonian cultural influences. Why do you think she had a college of

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Women? You say there was a college of women in antiquity? Yeah, it was in Jerusalem. No, it wasn't. Yeah, it was over in Percepil. No, it wasn't there either. I'm just kidding. Samaria. No. Was it in Maybe the Canaanites got there. What about the Hittites? They talk. You can search all you want, but if you want to see the his the historical woman teaching woman in a college and she is the mistress of the guitar and the song, oh, they called her the 10th muse. This is at a time when

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Backwater is backwater. What is backwater? It's those places that don't speak Greek. Think about this for a minute,

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People. Backwater. No libraries, no literature, no education, no safo, no

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Greek. You've believed the lie. I set you free. Give it to me. Give me the next one. What's this one? Oh, here's the liar. I just wanted you to see the liar right. Oh god. What is that? Oh, since the jar was accompanied by the flute, ride tone on. What is the flon? It's another one of these musical operations.

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Do we have mourning in the rights of Bacus? Damn straight. Give it to me. Next one. Boom. Now, let's make with the Greek. Are you ready? Here's one of those words that only appears in Nonas. He likes to create this kind of stuff, right? He's a very good if you take all of these ancient authors and you just look at the number of hophox leoma that they have words that appear once only in them and you compare them. Some authors have a whole scad. Some of them have

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Just a few. Right? You can see their level of progression. You can see their level of

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Intellectual brutality. Intellectual

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Brutality by the complexity of the words that they're pulling out of the air and using on people. What is this one? Clapsy nos. What is a clapsy noo? Well, no is a mind and claps. A claps is a thief, right? It comes from klepto klepsy nos is a some kind of thieving of your mind. Now, think about this. Nonus had to sit sit around and figure this thing out, right? He's writing his writing his work. He's trying to describe something. He's trying to describe a state where the mind has been perplexed. It's been

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Intentionally fooled. It's been beguiled. Klepos. Okay. So remember that next time you have it. You don't have an English term and you know but okay give me the next one. Here's another one. Now look people just keep building. Okay. If I know that's how these roots work, how about I use the Kleps again? And what's the EOTA doing there? It's just a buffer, right? You can't go

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Between, right? So they put a vowel there. Cleamos clamos. It's that hidden gamos. And what is that gamos? You know the thing that the act that makes gameamtes, right? Seeking illicit love. Look who's making it up again. Do you see what he's doing? He likes to use these roots, right? He likes to use the whole concept. Well, there happens to be the name of an instrument that's doing the same thing. Some guitarist came along and said, "Oh god, I need a term for this." Boom. He created, can you imagine that?

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Creating a guitar that's not a guitar and naming it, right? You're creating a stringed instrument. Have you ever created a stringed instrument and named it? No. Number one, you couldn't name it. Number two, you know, why would you create it? Just like words, we don't create new words in English, nor do you in any other frigin modern language. You don't create novelty on a daily basis as per our conversations. I don't see anybody pulling out words, right? God, this is all. Do don't you see? It's

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The language. This the real value of the human spirit is in the language. Oh god. Free up, right? You see what I mean? Free up. Give me the So what is the clapsy nom? You can do it. And Lyafron does it here, right? And what do they what do the translators here do? These these Victorian translators, they say clefos, by the way, you see the word nymph there. And so you've got this hidden nymph, right? This hidden nymphing. What is it when you nymph, right? That nymph is the one who's about

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To engage in the union that is marriage, right? And here you're doing it. secretly klepedum false and that's in Lyafron and where would you have an occasion to use this word? Oh, I don't know. Let's use it of a priestess. Let's use it of a priestess in Lyafron. This is where the next passage should be. This is where the next P you can come back to that one if you want. This is where people This is the English. I just was lazy and pulled up the English.

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Um this is Lyafron absolutely gorgeous difficult Greek very culty right this is his this is his Alexandra right absolutely gorgeous right let's just read this together this is written by a priestess by the way one at the bath while he seeks for the difficult exits of the mesh round about his neck entangled in a net shall search with blind hands wait what's going She is prophesying. This is that prophetess, the performer between 10 and 20. That second decade when they switch from the training to the performance. This is her. And she's been taken captive by this stupid

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Greek, right? Oh, God. And what she say with blind hands the French stitching and diving under the hot covering of the bath he shall sprinkle with his brains tripod and basin. You're going to sprinkle the tripod with your brains. Why? Your wife, you

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Dumbass. Don't you remember who she is? She's the kind of What does that mean in ancient Greek? the dragon priestess. Oh, if that doesn't turn everybody on, right? For the women who want to be her and men who want to stare at her in wonder, right? What's she doing? She's killing her husband here. You mean we haven't This is Remember people, we we haven't left the late Bronze Age. Odysius is going around kidnapped by a woman like this, right? She's holding him hostage as a sex

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Slave, right? Which I suppose is, you know, there could be worse fates. I understand. But at the same time, right, poor Odysius, all he does is spend his time on the beach crying. That's why you can't. Whoever does this odyssey, there are too many scenes of Odysius crying on a beach while being held captive as a sex slave. Calypso and Cersei are doing the same thing to him. If they don't have that Odyssey, they're stupid punks. Stupid punks. They better have some drugs, too. But, you know, here's

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The problem. You've got to ask yourself how much do people sell versus how much do you want to get the tr you want to get the accurate uh history. I want to say one thing while I'm going to toot. I want to say one thing. Somebody just did a video talking about the interview with Danny and Bob right Medatron. That's his his name,

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Whatever YouTube

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Name. And I thought it was hilarious that he assumed that Danny slapped down $5,000 for Bob and for me. No, no, no. You see the discussion debate was set up when Bob stepped out and said I'm not going to do it if it has anything to do with that dude

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Almond. This is like a week before, right? I'm already scheduled to go there and everything. I'm excited. finally going to get a chance. Woo! Fantastic. Nope, he's not going to do it now. What could possibly move this human

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Being to do this? Yeah. Offer him five grand. What an idea. Wasn't mine. Offer him five grand. And it worked. It worked. It worked. Do you see why we hail Satan? Because we know. We're here to punish you. We know your greed. And your greed stains your soul with a stench of ruin. Listen, Mr.

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Medatron, the five grand. Yeah. You know who that was for? That was for the devil's little puke. The devil's puke, right? It's a test, people. It's a test. That's why we at Lady Babylon don't take money. It's why we don't have chats, right, that have money values on. Oh, look. Oh, look. Who is that? Okay, here. Valerie. Here's Valerie. Hell, Lady Babylon forever. Thank you, Valerie. I say the same thing. Hell, Lady Babylon forever. Um, now I'm not asking you for any money, am I? No. I'm not going to play the game. Do

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You know what that does with everything that I say? It makes it legitimate. Because when you hear other people on YouTube, do you know what they're offering you? Something for sale. Something for sale. And do you know what that does to your words? You know what? What did you do? That was a fascinum. I just stuck it in your mouth. A fosulum. Oh, gag.

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Walk. That's what the cash does. There is purity. There is a purity in the music that you cannot

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Sell. I warned you. I promised you the madness would come. Your greed has stained your souls with a stench of ruin. People see that. People see that. You know, it's important. It's important. Fantastic. Let's go um back to this right now. Tell me what happens here. And I beside the bath shall lie on the ground. This is the priestess shattered by the calibdic sword. For she shall cleave me. This is a woman being attacked by another woman who is wielding a sword who just killed her

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Husband. Okay, for all of you who quiver at the thought of the

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Matriarchy, you do so rightly. The priestess is being sacrificed by the dragon queen. And this is playing out on a

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Stage via a song and that song includes dances. You take all the elements and unify them. Do you know what they were doing with their hands? Do you know what they were gesturing like? Do you know what else they were using to gesture? Would you be surprised if I told you they were using their body parts to gesture? Give me the next one. Give me the next one. Oh god, Chewy, the art is fantastic. You can go. Yeah, you can go um back to any of these pictures you

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Want. There's Okay. So uh and I beside the bath shall lie on the ground shattered for she shall cleave me broad tendon and back even as a woodcutter workman on the mountains cleaves trunk of pine or stem of oak and sand viper as she is will rend all my cold body and blood and set her foot on my neck and glut her laden soul of bitter bile. That bile is a toxin, right? Talking taking relentless vengeance on me and evil jealousy as if I were a stolen bride and not a spear

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One prize. You see that stolen bride and that's where Lyafron who's long time before uh known us who's writing probably fifth sixth somewhere in that range like a fron is a good six 700 years earlier

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Right it's coming out but they're both using the same language to create words to identify and why is that important people I should have told you we're done with that one go to the next why is that important that you have a language that is creating words because that language is working with you to bring what you are using up here to make of everything around you doesn't matter if you're an artist that's the peak right that's the peak. That's when the muse gets involved and that machinery turns on. Right? You say,

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"I'm not an artist." Well, yeah, maybe. Right. Look at the nature of things, people. Look at the nature and how it's working. God. Okay. What is the skinned up sauce? It is a four string musical instrument. Thank you. I just wanted you guys to see there's all sorts of these guitars, right? All these different kinds of guitars. Give me the next one. Boom. Oh,

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Yeah. Hello, Bakus. Love that picture, Chewy. Right. Um, I just want you to know, look at the the word Keithia. That Ktherrist art is becoming defined along with its instruments. At a time when Romans are sitting around in hots, okay? At a time when there is no medical literature except for this crap except for this crap from the Egyptians. Oh my god. Have you seen the Ebers? Oh god. Papyrus. It's terrible. If you set Galen next to the Ebers Papyrus, it's like a joke. It's like a third grader with somebody who's PhD in quantum mechanics or something. You know

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What I mean? It's crazy. Um, I want you just to realize that the language itself is feeling and it's creating an environment that it can work in. And this comes through these sources that we have are revealing to to us that language history that we ignore to our own peril. To our own peril. Give me the next one. And we believe stuff like, yes, the Torah, the Old Testament is Hebrew originally, right? And we believe miraculously that somehow you can take 1.5 unique million unique word forms and squeeze them down into

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7,000. It's the why you get the earth was without form and void toou instead of the gorgeous Greek

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Aorts an impossibility. You people believe in fairy tales and everybody says oh's the only one who says this. Well we must have the um do you know they'll come along in a thousand years and say your greatest minds were full of shite. That's the nature of discovery and life, people, and civilization. And civilization keeps that ball moving

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Forward. Moving forward. Thank you to Danny for letting us have these conversations so the ball can be moved forward. What is this? This is a work on etmology rise by some Byzantine freaks. And it says seekiness. What is a seekiness? It's going to define it for you. It's a satur

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Oris. Do you see the word for seder? Satur, right? Satirical, right? That's an adjectival form. Don't you love it? So, a sader's dance or hesus is the seekness. And what does he go on to

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Cordox right? The dance of the Himalaya accompanies the tragedy. The cordox accompanies the comedy. This is it continues to say this is what Aristocoxinus says in his first book on the um traic or uh chorus. Right. Okay.

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What's going on people? There is a movement that is associated with the music that is associated with a compound drug that is associated with a right. And that right is the mystery being

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Performed. The actuation of the mystery. Right. Give me the next source. Yeah. What is this? Right here we are. Have we gotten to the Have we gone to the dirty dancing? People, there's going to be some dirty dancing. If you um if you were with Lady Babylon and you're watching and you've been here for a couple of years, it doesn't matter. The naked dancing doesn't bother you, right? It doesn't. But for some people, the concept of the dancing naked chorus that is all moving

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Rhythmically set thanking as a group. Do you understand? You haven't done this as a human, have you? It's really sad. It's really sad. You have not been ever able to enter into the theossos. What is the thesos of the mystery? It is that group, that group of meanad women who think as one. Have you ever been in a cult where you make movements as one? where your group will

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Hunt, seek, take down a dude, drug him, take advantage of him, do what you want with him. If you want to eat him, suck his

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Blood. Oh god. Do you know how the group is and how the group thinks? Remember, we're all carrying these poisonous vipers. Right? We're dragon queens, men. We got no place for the weak. And that's why Agamimnon, the chief of the Greek dudes, ends up dead along with his little secret lover who was actually just a captive cuz they're all laced. Do you understand? Oh, God. Right. Right. It's not like he didn't have it coming. It's not like and you know um you know that the prophetess as she watched Agabndon die, you know, she

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Was like, "You deserve it, bro. You absolutely totally freaking deserve it. There's got to be some admiration for that woman who is willing to take it to the level of nemesis, right? Has to be some admiration.

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Or you're, you know, you're going to make a mistake and you're going to end up like Odysius on the beach crying somewhere and she's going to be like, "Get in here, big boy." You're going to be like, "Oh no, she put something in my food again." Right? Give me the next one. Boom. Right? Do you see the places you can go as a human that you can't go under the reign of monisms like Judaism, Christianity, and Islam? Do you see what they purposefully intentionally repress? And that's why you throw acid into the face

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Of a beautiful young

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Girl. You see what your religions have brought

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You? What is the dancer? What is the dancer? People, I want you to look at the end of the line. This is especially a pantomimic dancer. When I What does the Greek say? It says

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Alto. What are these dancers doing? They're mimicking, copying, this rhythmic movement. When you are in the group and you are under the influence and you are put into a position where the God possesses the way that we think is communal as one. Now some of you are going to say wait a minute that's

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Christianity. Welcome welcome it's nice to have you. I want you to notice that their dances also include dancing with shields. This is a big part of the culture. Shields, right? Give me the next one. You didn't realize that this was militaristic, right? Why do you think those means were taking down people? We're talking

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Essentially those Amazonians influencing women like Safo. That culture is pushing this

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Dance. Show me some of it people. Show it. Give me the next one. Show here. Oh, God is taking. Don't you love it? Now you can understand the horns, right? Do you understand the horns? Do you know the horns of Dian Isis and why he is horned? Oh, do you

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Really? What does media do? Right. She quenches that bull's desire. She quenches that bull's desire. Fantastic. What is that orasis? It's the dance, the pantomimic dance. That's the same one. Go to notice it's a title of a work by Lucian. That's nice, right? So, these are not unknown concepts, right? And I I want you to see a couple of Lucian statements on dance as to the rights of Dianisis. You know without my telling you that they consisted in dancing from beginning to end. Of the three main

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Types of dance, the Cordox, the seekness, and the Emlia, each was the invention and bore the name of one of the saters, Dianisis's followers. Right? These are these Ktherrists. These are the instrumentbearing cultists who assisted

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By this art and accompanied by these revelers the conquered terrinians, Indians and Lydians dancing those warlike tribes into submission. You thought I was just talking about dance like when you go to a, you know, do your disco thing. No, I'm talking about conquering. I'm talking about conquering. You see, these women means had much more in mind than the limited world of entertainment and money that your greed has impressed on you. Give me the next one. Yeah, you're learning. You're learning classical culture the first time. I so want to take this to the people of Ukraine. That's what I want to

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Do, right? Do you see how they would receive it? Do you see how it's prepped? Oh god, what a beauty. It's just

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Amazing. Okay, couple more. It's taking a while. All right, take a look. We got a I got a couple more slides here for you. I want you to see I want to jump through some of these just to give you a a glimpse of a world that you don't normally have. A world that is far too sexy. It's far too sexy for modernity. Am I

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Dead? Yeah. Sorry people. The Chewy said the ship's no longer responding. We're in freeall. So ah you know we'll just sit here until ah voila. What is that? Emma, right? Emma. Notice that they have in parenthesis melo which is the Greek word for song right in tune or harmonious. In tune or harmonious. You can use this of people. The emlik are the people who are orderly. Look how they put wit underneath that. somebody who's witty, is humilous, well proportioned. That's where we get harmony, people, is from proportion. And every guitarist out

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There just, you know, said, you know, you're an idiot. Um, that's a course. It's programmed into the fabric of everything, all the quantum reality that we've been dealing with. I Okay, I get it. But I'm discovering it. So, you know, it's it's it's big and new to me. Give it to me. Here's another uh no. Oh, here's a What is the Himalaya then? What is the Emma? You take the abstract noun, right? Well, it's harmony in music, right?

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Or modulation, right? Proper modulation of spoken words. And then notice he tells you generally it's harmony or gracefulness. Notice that we can't even define. We had to throw 15 words at that to try to understand why we don't have a word for this. Just give me a one to one in English on this. Uhhuh. No, you're not going to be able to find it. It's a tragic dance. So you see people during the possession, the god causes the dance. The god brings you the emaile.

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This is the bak secret of the mystery. This is the foundation of everything that is Judaism and Christianity. There would be no Judaism or Christianity without a talisterian in which the logos in which the words of God could be

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Accessed turns your faith gray. turns your face gray. Oh, are you getting to the choruses? Okay, Chewy wants to Chewy wants to get to the choruses. Give it to me the next one. Okay, people now. Right, this is the We got to be mature about this. I think this is Go and give me the next one. I think that we're getting close. Right. What is the Cordox, people? The Cordox is a dance performed during the comedy. Right. Right. And what is it? uh what characterizes it right look at the second line it's regarded as indent in Indent and um who is being worshiped

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Under the Cordox well we know there's an association with Artemis directly you say wait a minute that kind of threw me I was thinking maybe it was no Artemis think of the Black Sea and everything that we have associated with Eio the poison pouring ing

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Artemis. All right. Think of her. Give me the next

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One. Helos. This is just go back. I I don't know why I brought this in at this point. It was out of place. Next one. Here's Aanus. Listen to this. But the gymnopedics. That doesn't sound good, right? Gymnopitica. What the hell? What kind of artist is gymnopica? I'm getting suspicious because kumnos means naked. And then we got the word for p for kid in there. This is the naked kid. It resembles the dance which by the ancients used to be called wait what did it used to be called?

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Anapal. Okay. For all the boys dance naked, performing some kind of movement in regular time, and with gestures of the hand, like those used by wrestlers, so that the dancers exhibit a sword of spectacle akin to the polystra and to the pancratium. Do you know what the ponium is? That's that's the octagon in antiquity. The octagon is part of education. It's not an octagon, but it's a gymnasium, right? And this fighting and submission is a part of the gymnasium, right? Okay. Okay. Moving

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Their feet in regular time. And these gestures of the hand and the different modes of dancing it are called. And look, we have a whole bunch of right oscaphoricus and the bak and this kind of dance too has some reference to dionis right but but aristocus here's our musician again says that the ancients after they had exercised themselves turned to the pyic dance before they enter what are we doing we're going from exercises of naked boys that are fighting, wrestling, dancing in a way that is militaristic. And somehow this is going

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To lead us to the pirick and ultimately to the tragic stage where we can be purified through the chorus. You thought it was entertainment because you greedy bastards have turned it into entertainment. It is religious purification. Your stage has been defiled by your greed and that is why you have tyrants. Let me say that one more time. Your stage has been defiled by your greed and that is why you have tyrants. That's what they said to you in

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Antiquity. Fantastic. Next one. We're almost finished, people. Next one. Right. He's decked out there. Wait. Notice the guy in the back. That's a dude. And he's decked out there like a lady. Now, you think, "Oh, that's a that's a weird thing going on there. What'd you do there?" Right? I want you to know for a fact there are dudes dancing like women within these performances.

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They are expressing a femininity that is part of the worship of the

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God. Oh god. Right. Do you see how democracy comes from this place

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Of cosmos? Organization of different elements into one coherent song. That's Cosmos. And there's one artist who's playing us all. And that's the Muse. Love it. Love it. Two more. No, a couple more. Hurry. We got a Yeah, we got a couple more. Go. Go ahead. Go ahead. The next one. Next one. Okay. Here's another dance. I think you forget when you advocate the claims of tragedy and comedy. When you Yep. That each of them has its own peculiar form of dance. Tragedy. It's Emlia. Comedy. It's Cordox

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Supplemented occasionally by the seekness. You began by asserting the superiority of tragedy of comedy and of the periodic performances blah blah blah. Right? Give me the next. The religious

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Purification of the Athenian society, the society that's built on the virgin who nurses the serpent. Right? Our democracy is fundamentally musical.

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The physics of the music are determining the society. They are creating the reality. So if you were to take your music away, what fills the vacuum? Tyranny. Tyranny. It's why music that was bad was punished because they saw that music had the purpose of freeing the soul from the

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Tyrant. When you remove the music, you cause the tyrant to enter. Whether that tyrant is a Jesus Christ who is arrested in a public park at 4 am with a naked kid. Mark 14:51-52 or whether it was a another dude, some kind of oligarch with a bunch of power and the oracle says, "Oh god, you got to get rid of this guy." Right? Oh god. When you take that music out of the fabric of society, out of the education, out of the science, what happens? What happens? You get a void

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That becomes filled by

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Greed. Give me the next. Give me the next. Do you understand? Do you

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Understand? Isn't it amazing that they taught that music can lead you to what is beautiful. Just the study and interaction of your brain with music can lead you to be a good person. Isn't that weird? We don't have that idea. We don't have that idea at all. No. The music I've been listening to is making me a better person. I listen to a track and say, "Well, Jesus, I feel like a better person after listening to that. I'm going to go down and do X, Y, and Z. Support my

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Democracy, strengthen my constitution, honor the generations that have preceded mine. Right? That's where you can go. But when you take the music out, what happens? You get Putin and Trump. All right? You get Kim. All right? You get tyrants.

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The music is our only defense against tyranny. Do you know why the Greeks were able to come up with so much? Do you know why their language is so different from any language you speak today?

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Yeah. It's because they followed the muse. They revered the music and what it could teach them and they allowed the magic to create freedom. Oh, fantastic. Couple of more. Did we see the I think we saw them. Yeah. Just a couple. Oh, people. I just wanted you to see the symphony here. I just wanted you to see the symphony. And I want you to notice that it's going to even penetrate to the New Testament. People say New Testament has to be read outside of everything else. No, it

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Doesn't. That's why you don't can't read it and don't understand it. Right. And I do want to make I want to make No, you know what? That's arrogant. I'm not going to I don't want to be a jackass. You know what I mean? I don't want to be a jackass. Let's go. Um people, look at this symphony and chorus. What is this? I just want you to see in the Bible this these are not unfamiliar concepts. Give you the next one. Paul takes it to the

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Insty right or concord or unison of sound. Look what they're talking about. Harmonia again in the Greek. The harmony in the song. This is called symphony.

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The harmony within the song is what you and I call

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Symphony. Two sounds only. Musical concord, right? Look at and they start talking music fourth, fifth and octave. Okay, for all of you music people who have been there and understand this stuff, thank you for putting up with us dummies. harmonious union uh union of voices that is concert that chorus is a concert of Artemis. It is the

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Next, last one. I think I just want to give one more. Yeah. Go ahead. This is Paul the Apostle. And I want to finish here with Paul the Apostle. And I'm just going to translate it. I say, right? Oh, God. You've got to go around in the spirit. Right. Right. And not follow the desires of the socks, the flesh. For the flesh has desires that are contrary to the spirit, and the spirit is contrary to the flesh. And these things are naturally opposed to one another. So that the things that you

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Want to do, you really

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Don't. Right? If you're led by the spirit, you won't be hoopon under law. These are the works of the flesh. Look at verse 19, the second

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Line. Sex, sex, dirty, dirtiness. More sex and sex. Sex fluids ga your sex fluids. The cop is a cop of porna. Look at line 21 verse 21. Methi drunkenness and komoy. Comoy. Do you see what Paul is trying to do? Take it down. What Paul is trying to do is he's trying to reverse the mystical

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Tide that Jesus is pushing himself with his boys. He's trying to reverse it. He's trying to control it. Don't get me wrong, Paul's still getting high and going to the third and fourth and fifth heavens. He's still talking about God. I don't know if I was in the flesh or in the spirit. Wait a minute. What? Yeah, you didn't read those two passages together, did you? But now that you understand what's going on with the cult, they make sense. He says, "I don't know, flash your

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Spirit, but I was

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Seeing the prophets and their

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Mysteries are indebted to one lady alone. And that lady is Harmony. And you cannot find her unless you look in Greek. She's the daughter of Greek. Harmony is a Greek

Section 174: 01:18:40,350 – 01:19:08,270

Word. Thank you for coming tonight, people. All of this beauty, you will find no other place where the language of mother Greek is not spoken. the technology that is facilitating the use of the strings to create via magic and to purify people and to push mystery. That power is coming to us through mother

Section 175: 01:19:08,280 – 01:19:59,669

Greek. There is no other language that can stand next to her. Thank you for coming tonight. May the priest of Apollo honor the god. Hail Satan. Address the blood sacrifice before pieces discharges on the cycle. Bring the knife rump pump with her always ways. The mystery goddess. Bring the [\\h__\\h] pain. Magic dress on the Amazonia. Spitting dragon all over you. Overs to the moon. People swoon from just a little bit of dope. Hail Satan, sing the muse. Tragedy and doom. Hot purple in your eyes. Take a hit. Let's

Section 176: 01:19:59,679 – 01:20:23,630

Go get stone. Got crucified just the other day with Jesus. He was trying to buy scorpion venom with the Epstein client list. If he can rattle out on every pedophile working for the Vatican and the Catholic Church, you know he would in a heartbeat. So they mured him

Section 177: 01:20:23,640 – 01:20:34,880

And brother the mouth and sugar queen without