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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We are back. Hit it, Chewy.

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Who brought these drugs?

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Who brought that good stuff? Who brought these drugs? Brought the drugs. Hit with the magic tune. with the magic. Eyes rolling back

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What kind of drugs is this? Zombies out of it. Drugs on their face. Just a little taste. Blood drinkers. Death ill. What the [\\h__\\h] is going on? These [\\h__\\h] they straight gone. Snapping next. I'm cashing checks. Lovely ladies know I'm here it dancing over with the broomsticks. These mothers passed out the [\\h__\\h] eyes roll back and they're out of it. Baby, we're moving on through. One, two, brought these drugs With the magic tune. eyes rolling back of the head like a song.

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[Applause]

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Oh my god. Welcome back to Lady Babylon. I pulled out the old shirt for this. Oh god, I'm wearing old purple today out in the sunshine. I love it. people. Oh, you don't want to know what happened. You don't want to know, do they, Chewy? They don't want to know. I want to first of all say thank you to everybody who wrote to me concern and said, "What happened?" Right. Right. Oh, God. Thank you for your concern. Thank you for your concern. And look what we did here. We

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Jerked you an hour backwards. Oh god. Should we execute any spammers on there, run? Are you ready for this people? Oh, it is so good to be back. I can't stay away from you for more than a few days that I don't get funny feelings. And I'm like, h what's happening? Oh god. For all of you who wrote to me and said, where are you, Almond? Where is Chewy? We're back, baby. And I have brought you some of the finery that you are absolutely going to love. Right.

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I brought it back. Hail Satan. Fantastic. Yeah. Right. Fantastic. Right. Satirus. Right. Oh god. Saturn. Love it. It comes through the Roman mouth on that side. You know what I mean, right? Oh, God. Love it. Oh, it's good to see you, too, right? And good morning and sorry about the times, people. Sorry about the times. That's Chewy says. Tell them that was my fault. Right. That was Chewy's fault. Everybody, everybody tell Chewy. These things are important, Chewy.

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It's okay. That's what happens when you work with a Wookie. They end up doing what they want, right? Fantastic. I'm glad that Chewy's there. By the way, without we would not be back at all here without the genius of Chewy. So, thank you for piloting Chewy. I really appreciate it. You're providing the dope for everyone.

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Oh god. Fantastic. Okay, people. What am I going to do today? I'm going to get to go a little bit longer today, I think, because of our improved hyperdrive. Right. What the hell? This is fantastic. Now, people, I've got clips from the front. I've got clips from the front for the congregation because I knew you would want them. I knew you would want them. These are from Iron Danny Jones.

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And I think you need to understand that Iron Danny Jones is fighting in the front of the Renaissance. I think you need to understand that, right? Congregation, let's honor I Danny Jones. People tell

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Me how sexy Iron Danny Jones is. Give me a little that after After Iron. Do we have a background? What am I doing so big? You What am I doing so big? Oh, you giving the people some love. Put me up next to Medusa because this is where we're going today. I brought you some cult people. I brought you some cult horror. This is the stuff that makes your blood curdle.

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Do you understand me? And it has to be that way, right? It has to be that way. In order for us to look at the cult, to see the mystery in operation, we have to see the horror. Do you understand me? You have to look into her eyes.

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Oh god. What was her name? Lassa over with the Atrascans, right? She's got a giant hammer. It's for your head. Yeah. But that's the way you get the blood curdled. Do you understand? It's the way you get the blood curdled. You need that fear in the person. You remember we talked about humans as drug dispensaries,

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Right? You can farm this stuff, man. You can farm this stuff. What is Iron Danny doing? He's in the front. He's in the front and I'm giving him all of the documents that he can use that he can use in order to forge the new renaissance, baby. Absolutely. And he's driving it in. He's fearless. He's fearless, man. He's fearless. He's the hero of the iron generation.

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Oh, God. I love it. I love it. And now watch, watch. Let's send him forth into battle real quick. People, Medusa is on her way. So, you should pull out your diapers. The ones for the little ones and the ones for the big ones. Are you ready? You wanted some of this. I said, "We've got to bring them the best today, baby. We've got to bring them the best." Are you ready with the Okay, people. Who is this? Who is this? This is a the Frenchman

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Who wrote the BMCR, the Binmar classical review of the Chemical Muse.

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Now wait, make me big for a second. Satanic congregation, I want you to look into my eyes. I want you to know something. satanic congregation. This gentleman, this gentleman wrote that I had a drug agenda, right?

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He said my book shouldn't be read. Chemical Muse should not be read at any university. Right. Definitely not.

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Come to find out, people, he doesn't even read Greek.

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You say, "Wait a minute. Wait a minute. What? What does that matter? This is the Binmar classical review. This makes and breaks careers.

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This gentleman wrote a career devastating review. Malicious said I had a drug agenda. It was medieval. And come to find out, the dude doesn't even do great.

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Iron Danny Jones went in. and exposed

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Exposed him. Are you ready people? Satanic congregation. You I know you're giving shout outs to Iron Danny Jones here. Let's get to it. Let's get to it people. Out of the mouth of the gentleman himself.

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Oh god. Mure, open those lips. So, I want to ask you um you so we talked about this briefly. You you were the only person the only academic person to do a um a peerre Binmar peer review on the chemical muse book

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By Aman Hillman. First of all, how did you come across this and how did you get chosen to do the peer review? How does the how does I don't know how this process works? Um I made some peer review for Binmore um university which is a which is a kind of research center and also it's like the it is like the holy grail of academ of classical scholarship peer review on classics classics. Yes. So sometimes I make some peer review when the the book is um

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Between paleopathology which is my specialty forensics and antiquity or other periods. So I found the title very interesting on the topic also. So I wanted to to to read it first and then to make a very objective analysis of the of the book. Yes. So, so, um, my understanding of what a classical philologist is, and correct me if I'm wrong, is it's someone who studies the ancient texts, the ancient Greek specifically, um, because I believe there's way more Greek than any other language, and they try to use all of the sources that are um, all

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The sources they can to corroborate what specific words mean based on that time period. Exactly. Fantastic. So, did you see that? It's the Brenmar classical review, the maker and the breaker of the career.

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Do you see the filter through which you're receiving your information? Do you see the filter? Right. Right. Okay. F. Now, I want you to notice too, you just kind of picked it up. What are you in a committee of people? Is there a rule? What are the god? What are the rules? What are the rules for this dude?

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Paleopathology. You're looking at bones, dude. Do you think I give a rat's ass about bones? Mr. France, I don't. And shame on you to all everybody who watches Lady Babylon in France. Right. Right. Look what your look what your finest your most brilliant are doing. People

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Wrote the book about the literary texts. Do you understand? Oh my god. He didn't even So why did they crush Why did they crush the Chemical Muse? Because that's what they did. He said this book shouldn't be read at a university,

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Right? Like it's which was awesome by the way. Soon as I read that I was like, "Yeah, you you you people, right? What more could I ask for in this world than to be given such a glorious such a glorious award

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An award of a banned book. Now it's years later and they've had time the idiots have had time to go over the evidence and what do they find in literature? It's the drugs are all over the place.

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Remember people a university professor a dude from Brown right said look it's going to take him 10 years right well this was the person this was the person who worked as the filter to keep this information from you

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Do you understand. Oh god. It's the same thing. It's why Jesus was arrested in a public park with a naked kid with his hoo-ha covered with a bandage, a medicated bandage used in rights,

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Mystery rights. It's the same reason. It's going to take time for Christing to sink in. Danny Jones says we don't have time. Danny Jones is the hammer of iron. Do you understand? Oh god. Hit it, Chewy. Give me some more people. Do you love this? We have to figure out how to talk, how to discuss. I hope people are seeing your comments. Okay, Chewy, go ahead. So words can have uh semantic drift. So if you're looking at a one word that was used in 100 AD, it might have a very

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Different meaning 500 BC. And at the same period, the same word may have different meaning between two different authors. This is also a speciality of antique period between uh multiple authors. Yes. Exactly. And there's different also different types of authors, right? You have people who are writing medical texts, you have people who are doing philosophy, poetry, theater, theater, comedy. So it's very dangerous. Yes, it's dangerous because the meaning is different and the conclusion may be different too. Timmy, bring me up. This uh gentleman, this mure has you in the back alley now, right?

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One word, Tom down the street can ride it this way, and George down the street can ride it this way. Mary over there on Broadway, she can write it that way. And none of them can communicate because it could mean different things. Do you realize the person who is telling you this and telling Danny this does not read Greek

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People? The person telling you this does not read Greek. If there is one lesson Lady Babylon has conveyed in two and a half years, it's that everything comes through mother Greek.

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That's all. That's all people. Otherwise, you can get taken in the back alley. This is a Frenchman giving you a swirly. A swirly, people. Does the congregation like being given swirlies? Yes. Oh, so they're calling for the poop hole. They're calling for the poop hole. People, what are they calling for the poop hole for? Right.

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Maybe it's a party. Maybe it's a party. So, we'll get we'll get Yung and Yung will be giving it to Demi in the poop hole and we'll put this guy in the poop hole.

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Big stirring. Stir it up. Oh god, doesn't it feel good? Isn't it lovely what you can do with the tech people that we have today, right? Interdimensional tech, baby. Okay, let me hear some more, Danny. So, this is why you need to make a very precise scholarship analysis and studies before writing such a book. The book was not bad anyway. Not bad at Okay, did everybody hear what he's calling for? He's calling for good analysis of technique.

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He doesn't read Greek. He couldn't judge my technique if he tried. If he doesn't read those sources, he doesn't read them. He doesn't know. I sat and read a source with someone. Do you understand? I've read a source with someone. Eyes opening people just Galen Galen's the people just read it talks about Marcus Aurelius getting high on the egg and what it does for your body and your constitution and that's exactly exactly what I've been looking at for a reason.

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This is real, man. And that's why this is renaissance. And the fakes, the phonies, the sh the people who just

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Bubble absolute shite out of their mouths. Oh, we have that's what we get. It's the old west, man. I don't get it. If we have the if we have the um correct ad mixture of shite coming out of our mouths, we'll be able to control enough people. Right? Renaissance

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Is the stepping out of the poop hole. Do you understand? Right? We need a bath. Anybody else here need a bath? We all need baths, right? This guy has us all, people. He has a soul. This is the mechanism. Look what he did to the chemical muse. Oh my god. Band book, man. Give it to me. Give it to me. All but my opinion was that maybe it was a little bit uh

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Going too far. Going too far. Yes. Going too far. And it was also missing a very important part which was paleotoxicology. I mean

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Paleotox he said it was missing paleotoxicology. Okay. Why don't you invent something? Right. Oh god you people. This is a book on texts.

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Does anybody not understand that now? A book on texts.

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God, language, people, it's the source for everything. It's like I heard Wes Huff say on on Joe Rogan, he said there weren't any hospitals, right? And Joe Rogan laughs. Uh-huh. Yeah.

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Seriously, you know what that was? That was you and I watching a dude finger another dude. Yeah, that's what that was. That was the West Huff finger that Joe got. Hospitals. Are you kidding me? Do you Oh my god. Do you know where the biggest libraries are, people? Where do you think they are? In the hospitals, right?

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Um, oh my god. Somebody needs to take these people and push them into antiquity right into the faces of these texts that we have that just say this stuff. People look back. Oh my god. Pergamum people was the giant. Their library was huge, right? The Alexandrians had nothing on the Pergamines.

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Oh my god. And it's the medical library. Gee, people are uh it's just amazing, right? But to watch somebody get fingered on a national stage, it's amazing. Now, this Frenchman's going to keep trying to put his hand around your backside, people. Your intellectual backside. Don't be dirty, Timmy. Shut up. Give it to me. Analysis of ancient

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Bone sample of what was um inside antique vases, for example. Turn thinking about your bathroom. Oh, this commercial is so much better. I like her bathroom. Hey there, Ryan. Get that thing off there. Don't you can't advertise. Get it? Oh, it's not. Is it just me? Oh, wow. I was with the All right. Go ahead.

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Present already in many studies, paleotoxicological studies. It was not included in into this book. And this was for me uh the book was um so the book is in the the

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What is the word I'm I'm trying to think of right now. The the premise of the book his background is specifically in reading texts. He doesn't he it's not a multidisciplinary book. That's what I'm that's what I was trying to get across. Yes. Yes. This was for me a limitation of the book. Right. And the second is that the author which so it is not it is not what it never pretended to be.

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Therefore don't let it be read at universities. There's a drug agenda. Do you see what happened? Do you see what happened? It's academia with its political pants dragged around its knees. You can see the bloomers, right? Give me a switch. Speaking of bloomers, can I switch my polarity now to meet the polarity? Let's see if we I want to do something for the folks down under.

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Hey, look. Um, this is for you because I got a lot of messages from the people down under and from students saying, "Are you leaving? What are you doing? You've abandoning." Oh, did it not work? people. Am I in Australian mode? Doubt. Now it's confusing. Stop. Oh god, that was tragic. Give me more Danny. Stop messing around. Didn't work. Give me more Danny people. Joy's doing things. Go ahead. He's absolutely

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Respectable. had his own previous ID before doing the book and he used all the arguments for confirming his previous ID. Normally when you do such a book you have to remain and to stay objective and you have to make your own criticism of your theory. You see um in such a book there was only one way of thinking. Everyone was using drugs in past period. This is what he said on you said drugs were ubiqu ubiquitous in antiquity. Yes. Exactly. And sincerely

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It needs to be to reach strength a little bit more because we've got so much skeletons. We've got so much ceramics. So he had the opportunity of proving his theory using paleopathology, paleotoxicology and please do it. Please do it because it's it's an very interesting theory but you may prove it from a pure independent uh way. So this was really something a theory. You're I'm talking theory. There's no theory in the chemical muse and that's what he doesn't like. Do you understand?

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I am a classical philologist. I am what this gentleman is not. I have the scientific discipline that this gentleman does not. He has come to a neuroscientist lab to tell the neuroscientists what to do when he is a non- studentent. even he has zero of the discipline. Do you understand? It would be like me criticizing a basketball player because they weren't

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Throwing the football right. You're in the wrong game, Jacques. Oh my god. Do you understand what was really behind this? What was really behind this? Read the review, people. You can see, just read the review, right? It's a this guy has a drug agenda, right? Drug agenda. Drug agenda. Drug maniac. This dude is right. Do you understand? Drugs were ubiquitous in antiquity. That is a scientific statement.

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Drugs were ubiquitous.

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All right. Since you were a child, you have been treated with and bombarded with drugs. There are plants in your environment that you have no knowledge of that in antiquity they were giving you on the daily. Did you know that? Do you know what you give little kids who have earaches and toothaches? What do you give a little kid? You come come back home from your time in the field and there she is crying her little eyes out. What do you give little Betsy? You dump some opium

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Into her. Yeah. You dump some opium into her, right? Mixed with several other drugs, right? You're not going to the doctor. Do you understand? You're not going to the doctor because there is a level of knowledge that is drugs. The roots of medicine people are drugs.

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Drugs.

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And there's a lot, man. And when I sit down with people and show them the text and they look at the text, their eyes open. They're like, "Damn, right. Somebody just recently criticized me

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For talking about using humans, right? Oh, it's this guy, right? Indirectly cuz he throws in a little bit of history of medicine. Oh, they did that in Alexandria with Heraf, right? He didn't say Herophilus. I don't think he did, but aerosist. And he did he didn't he didn't he didn't mention he didn't mention the that's very civil. This is a nice civil society. Um he didn't mention anything.

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Let's get back to it. Bring up Danny thing which was missing for me. So my understanding of it is he wrote his PhD dissertation on drugs in antiquity and the Ph the um the PhD the panel um that was reviewing his dissertation said we'll we will approve your PhD as long as you remove the chapter on recreational drugs. Mhm. So he removed that chapter cuz they said that uh the Romans wouldn't do such a thing. the Romans, they would never engage in recreational drug use. So he decided to take that chapter after he received his

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PhD and basically turn it into that book and that book was like based on that chapter. So for whatever reason he felt slighted by the academic institution that the fact that like why would you try to take this out of there just because you have an idea that they wouldn't do such a thing. Now let me ask you this. Do you believe that the Greeks and the Romans would not do such a thing as engage in recreational drug use? Great cocktail. Oh. Oh god. We have to let the commercials roll. Would beautiful

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Question though, right? Would you would you now he wants him to consider Remember this is the dude who read the wrote the review to crush the career rise? I mean, this is the seeds of my Ronin lifestyle, people. It was partially I should thank Jacques. I should thank him. It's partially um what he did here that allowed me to flex into

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What I've done, all the research that I've done and the things that I've changed, right? and the ripple that it will have in the field and outside of the field. That's what's most important. What's outside of the field because we're not all sitting around in circles of academic circle jerky.

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Right. Right. Some of us are living look fantastic. Let's do and say exactly what we need to Chewy. Give me the next little clip to play more

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Of drugs like alcohol or anything else during the past period. But I'm not historian and I'm not but um I do believe that drugs were used in past period on opium for example on other kinds of of drugs and we can see it on with very good examples in that book for example in sanctuaries like the pity in Delus or the cibilus in Cuma in in Italy now. So I think drugs were present. Yes. Drugs were really present. Present. But do you believe do you believe it's

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Possible that they were used recreationally, not just medically? Maybe partially. Yes. May. Yeah. I from a pure conventional point of view, practical point of view, uh, make me big, chewy. Br.

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Did what happen? Did Did what just happen with people? it. Wait a minute. Correct me if I'm wrong, Satan congregation, but the dude is saying I'm wrong and then using me as the only quotes is the only, you know, well, you know, look, you obviously learned at least a few things from the Chemical Muse about ancient drug use, buddy.

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Now, why did you chop its head off? Why did you burn that virgin book? Why did you do it? You called her a witch and you burned her and now you're quoting her. Do you see behind the visible people? Satanic congregation. This is dojo. I am training you. Right? My example, right? If you don't think that I learned from other people's examples, you're wrong. That's all I did. It's why I didn't pay attention to what they were saying, right? I was watching them. Uh, yeah, you're wrong, but you're right.

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Doesn't that sound like what it is? Right. And people, you notice that he got scared there. He said, "I'm not a historian." And you see his eyes are a little bit Oh, he's he's exposing.

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You've got to realize that when my dissertation committee met and did that and told me to take out the chapter, um, I got a contract right away, went to the press right away, did a work with a journalist right away, who went to the university right away. And there was a ripple in classics. There was a quake in classics because the university then came out, university department of classics came out and said, "We did not alter. We did not ask him to take out the chapter." Right? That's what they

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Claimed. He's he's lying, right? We did not ask him to take out the chapter. So this smart journalist went down to the library that keeps and deposits your dissertations so that he could find right what was there versus what was given to him by the department. And there was a discrepancy. Why? Because I had to remove a chapter. He found the censorship. His name was Kevin Revalinski and he found the censorship and it made a ripple in classics. It made the classics department at the University of Wisconsin look bad,

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Corrupt and bad. Oh god.

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So what happened? This is the Binmar classical review that followed my book that took all of that chapter and blew it up into one punch. One Renaissance punch,

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Right? And up it came. Up it came. So that's why Phipe Jacqu Phipe, right? That's why this Frenchman

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Oh god. Venus, close your eyes. Right. Right. No, I'm serious. Venus has a thing with the French. It's natural. But in this case, it's not there. What is he doing? He's got you in the back alley, people. Venus doesn't take you in the back alley.

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Oh god. Keep playing. Keep playing. Let's hear him. I don't have any argument against it. But but I would really like to have scientific proof of it. And we've got so many skeletons. You will tell me, okay, skeletons in bones, you cannot find everything. Remember,

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People, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Wait a minute. Um, the scientific proof of recreational drug use is people from the ancient world talking about it. If if you and I, Jacques, if you and I could get into a time ship and travel back in time and talk to these people face to face, that would be the best eyewitness.

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I know you've got a fascination with bones, Jacques Phipe. There's no use of bones in classical philology.

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Okay. Well, I can't let a bone. It's a science, dude. It's the science of language. And it's the science of the language, Jacques. That is so sexy. It's so sexy. She didn't make it to you, Ry. I'm sorry. You were a wheel, a cog.

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You were there to condemn me as some kind of drug fanatic. Yeah, you were. And you helped make me. And I want to thank you. I want to thank you. And it's my privilege to show this to the congregation. They deserve it, don't you? Hello, Hannah. Oh, yes, Hannah. We're you're on the waiting list. Let's see how far we get. Hopefully, we get to you and bring you on and uh hear your things and you know, stick stick around. We'll see. Hannah, we'll put you on there, right? Because it's a new segment

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We're testing, right? Fantastic. Hannah gets to be the guinea pig. All right. Get Is that a All right, let's go. Uh, clippery. Yeah, go ahead. Keep going. You've got dental calculus. Okay. And you've got sometimes fragments of blood inside which has organic material

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Remain been conserved from antiquity. So it's it's really possible to do it. So maybe he has to to create a research group about this to to go further. Do you uh in your stop there? Maybe he has to create a research group to go further. That's not what you said in your review, expert.

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People, do you know what everybody told me? Peer review, right? You're not going to get peer review. This is peer review. First of all, the dude's not a peer. Second of all, it came with a political message in order to squash someone with information.

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Do you understand? That's why what Danny is doing is so important. He's exposing that. You're seeing that. You're seeing the film. This is an expose. Danny is going to expose things. He's going to go in. He's the dude. He's the dude that goes into, you know, to breach the wall. Do you understand? Do you understand? He's got to He's got to run, man. He's got to run with all of that satanic dynamite strapped to him. The dynamite of quantum reality, people. It's the only thing. It's the only thing.

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It's going to work. Do you see what happens when they get reality with a text? It's shocking and amazing to them. Let's I'm sorry people. If you want me to go on with Medusa, I will. But how much time are we in? Are we good? Are we good? Okay. Give me a couple more. Give me a couple more studies of classical antiquity and um Athenian cultures. Do

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You find in your studies any evidence of psychotropic drugs or anything like these? I really don't know. I really don't know. I did not search for it, so I don't know. You did not search for it? No, I don't know. When you're doing your work, you you Stop. Stop. Oh my god. Wait a minute. Your criticism is that I didn't look at your studies of the drugs in the material culture. And you don't know what those studies are. Do you hear people? This man, I'm serious. You know

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Where they got Jacques? They pulled him off the blueblooded streets. Do you understand? To protect their organization. This is weak. This is weak. Do you see how weak it is, people? Do you see why I was able to go to the conferences? Oh god.

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Do you see why I was able to go to the conferences, right? The professional conferences and stand toe-to-toe, right? Oh god, great time. Great times, people. This is outside of that. This was a hit job on the virgin work of the chemical muse and you're seeing it unravel and Danny Jones is exposing it. That's a demon warrior, baby. Right. Right. God, samurai would love that stuff, baby. Right. warrior poets.

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Give it to me. You work with people who and you know, not saying that this would be necessary, but it would it would be very interesting to see a forensic pathologist and a a classical scholar, a classical philologist team up and try to corroborate things in in um some sort of presentation. This is the best. The best is to mix all the sources, texts, iconography, skeletons, and also everything that comes from archaeological excavations, from houses for example, but also from latines, uh, from trashes also. So when

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You mix all of this, then you've got strong data to analyze all the past populations. H and is it true during this time period that uh this is Jess? We'll play through the commercial. Um dude like skeleton. I'm going to call this Jacques the skeleton lover. Okay. I don't know Jacques what your fascination with the skeletons is. I mean I know Danny's getting to the bottom and he will. But here's the thing.

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Danny's going to continue to question you and he's going to pull it out of you very very carefully that you don't actually read the Greek right you don't actually read people why is that so significant the chemical muse is based heavily heavily upon right it's a my my pharmacy dissertation was Roman pharmacy it was very specific Right. Roman pharmacy. Why do you think I was writing a book about Roman pharmacy? Because I was reading the 10% of classics that people don't read. You know, a dude who was a Roman

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Physician, the best Roman physician, the most prolific writer of his time and times thereafter. Do you understand just the stuff this guy you you and I and Lady Babylon we're going to read the the whole theak to piso right we're going to just sit and read it together because I want you to and there's a perfectly good translation perfectly good from exor

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Look at that together and I want you to be in the shoes in the shoes of these people and when you are you're going to be surprised eyes, you're going to be like, "Holy crap, Almond's not giving us the BS." Right? What you saw was a professional hit job by a clumsy oath who's been caught

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Hit

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And and famine and handtohand combat and were very very prevalent and uh just a part of life in that time in that in those cultures. Was that was that something that was just constantly like I think in that book he mentions that there was a uh there was plagues almost on average like every 50 years I think it was. I don't know if it was true plague or epidemics.

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Yeah. Do you know um do you know what this gentleman is going to dance around now? because um he was just the critic of my book, right? He was just the critic. He wasn't the, you know, he wasn't one of the um co-ressearchers. He wasn't, you know what I mean? He didn't have any in um how did I figure out how frequently plagues were in Rome? Do you know I figured that out? I did. And I did it at my desk with a bunch of books.

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And I because I found people that every year there's a plague, the Romans will signify that religiously in their religious cast. They drive nails into walls and stuff like that in order to set their calendar to remember the year of the plague.

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Citywide disease. Everybody's so people are fleeing, right? People are fleeing Rome. What years are they noted? The historians make notes of that, right? They they tell you. So, if you're actually reading those sources, and what I was going to say before that I didn't finish is the Greek is so important, you think, oh, what about Latin? No, totally not. Totally not. Right. Why do you think Galen is writing in Greek? Right. Right. Why do you think the emperor Nero is looking for the the in Greek? It's going to be something in Greek. They're going to record it in Greek.

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People, I'm telling you, the language is the key. That's why the biggest crime of the um classical modern history, the history of modern classical philology, the biggest crime is that these texts haven't been spewed out from these libraries like Herculadium where they're finding them and deriving the technology. These things need to be given to the public. The classists need to get a hold of them. They're they're going to dispense them out like they're gold giblets.

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People are going to take them and publish them. Right? The academic community, these are bad people. I'm telling you. I'm telling you, right? Bad people are wealthy and wear nice clothing and speak the right way and go to the right universities and teach there. Do you understand? Fantastic. And I loved it. I loved when I was going through it. You could imagine how much I'd love going through it. But I loved it because it was showing me the unnatural facade, right? Of everything. The facade of everything. Okay, stop talking about

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Yourself. Hit me with another one. Boom. Epidemics or plagues. Yeah. Yes. But you had many of epidemics, then war, then um lack of admentation uh and you had many crisis with All right. Sorry. Sorry people. Um, let me finish. By the way, for the for those of you who have Tourette's out there, tits out, right? Let's do the reing though. What h how did I figure that out? So, I just took those plagues that were in every year. And it wasn't every year that they were in. It wasn't

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Every other year. Sometimes it was two years in a row, right? Sometimes it was three. Sometimes it was one and then 15 later it was another one. Right? When you averaged it out I So I was just reading this stuff and I was like dude just calculate it. It's just pure math. Average it out. How much does it come to? I can do basic math right. How much does it come out to? It comes out to one plague every seven years in the life of Rome.

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Okay. cosmopolitan Rome. They they crawled out of their huts soon as the Greeks came in and gave them the ability to make an alphabet. Right. Right. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I have such admiration and simpery for the great queen. I'm going to make singing a good thing. That's my goal. I'm going to simp mother great people.

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Give me uh a little more clip. A little more. Just a little more. Prefer to speak about crisis. Okay. Elementary uh demographic crisis problem of elementation of of food supplementation. Yes. This was really common in the ancient period but not only in antiquity also in medieval period or modern period too. We were speaking about Luis the 14. there were a lot of crisis during his reign also. So it was very common. But we were speaking about the use of of drugs. Um as I remember working in Venedia,

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Italy and uh in Venice in Venice. Yes, Venice. And um I stud pipes from Venice at this period. Pipes Oh, smoking pipes. Smoking pipes. Yes. Smoking pipes. And people were smoking tobacco mixed with cannabis. Oh, really?

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Yes. But not for recreative purposes normally. Rather against malaria, bad malaria. Yes. Malaria not the sense you use it for paludism. Okay. But malaria means in ancient Latin or or French or Italian uh bad um air. But a um that sounded like he knew what he was talking about, didn't it? It's not Italian. It's not Latin.

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It's Greek. Do you understand? It's why they were fumigating what they were fumigating. It's bad air.

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Of course, we get malaria from that. Do you understand? But through the hypocratic corpus and beyond through the Alexandrian physicians, right? Because Alexandria becomes popping hot, right? And they'll let the people do the vivction there, right? Galen talks about it's not just Alexandria, it's all over the place. Galen talks about we can't do it, but they do. All right. It's mostly potentates, right? PE governments that will allow you that kind of thing, right? Romans have a little higher standards, right? They're taking that civilization thing to the extreme. They're carrying

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That vestal flame. That vestal flame. Where do you think those virgins came from? Right.

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Love it. Okay. That's why I'm bringing Medusa today. Okay. Um, let's stop right there because I've, you know, I feel like in exposing people to, um, Jacques, the Intercontinental

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Back alley finger job giver. Um, I think it's time that we actually just go to some text. We actually go to some Greek. That's so funny that he it was he hid every language but the one language that it was from which is Greek which is what Danny said brought out of him later that he doesn't actually he doesn't actually read Greek. Oh, and by the way, this is funny. John Scarbor would appreciate this. He would appreciate this. Um he said he could read all of Gay and easy. It's no

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Problem. Danny said, "Can you read all of Gay?" Right.

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Dude, I've been studying for 35 years, 40 years, somewhere in that range. Right. John Scarbor had been studying for longer than that. And I guarantee you he would say, "You're never going to read them all. Promise you. Promise you people." Right? Okay.

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Fantastic. Oh god. See, when somebody's in the field, it's a big difference, right? He, by the way, he said he'd do that in a year. He said he'd do that in a year. I'm going to send him those texts. I'm going to send him a link where you can get all those texts and I'm going to say, "Go, go, you little [\\h__\\h] I am going to I'm going to come back to you in a year with the devil's authority this time. And do you know what I'm going to give to you, Jacques?

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Yeah. I'm going to give you a psychic enema. a psychic enema baby of the hottest hottest ancient drugs you can possibly imagine. Jesus is gonna be there, Jacques. He's gonna be there. You and me and Jesus. And let me tell you something. Jesus is Christ and Christ have erections.

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Jacques, did you know that? Did you know it?

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He doesn't know this stuff because he's a back alley. He's a back alley guy, right? You need to go join the brothel. He's a good one for the brothel. Somebody send this guy to myth vision quickly.

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He could be at the back alley, too. Right. Love it. You guys, you're all pathetic, right? It's all pathetic what you do, right? Find somebody. Find somebody who can do it. Okay, Chewy, give me people. I want to share with you. I'm going to You're going to need to blow it up. Okay, that Let's start with this one. Go ahead, people. I just want to put this up there. I'm always going to go backwards. You know what I mean? Because it's it's creepy and it's the way to do it. You know what I mean?

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But I want you to see this section. Oh god, who is this? This is Uripides. I just wanted you to see the most horrific. And by the way, now is the time for your horror slides. Um, we are going to be talking about a cult drug combo. And this cult drug combo written into Uripides

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Is going, as this line says in blue, is going to make the child appear to be dead, right? But he's not. You're not going to kill him. Do you understand? You could have a doctor. Give me the one before. You could have a doctor. Yeah. The most important one, too, that I said. Just bring that most important one. You can have a doctor. Hold up. Yes. Okay.

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You can have a doctor come into the room, take this kid's pulse or a nurse or a, you know, EMT and take the kid's pulse and he will be totally

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Dead. Get ready to bury him. Right? This phenomenon is not mentioned in just one or two places. It's all over the place. It's for those who are using the thosimoy, those drugs that induce a state of death.

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And guess who is using them? Guess who is using them? We have an example here. Do you know who's using them in our example here? It is the daughter. The daughter of somebody that you should keep in the back of your mind as satanic congregation.

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The daughter

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Of Athena's chosen viper founder of Athens, Ericonius, the one who comes from the wool and the ground. Do you understand where we are? What happens? The the master craftsman. The master craftsman. Do you have the master craftsman with the virgin? Here is the picture, people of what I want to show you.

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The master craftsman is overcome by the power of the virgin. Now, we all know that he's no threat to the virgin. Why is that? Because the virgin is the spear shaker whom we all fear.

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All of the gods quake at the virgin who shakes her spear while she dances naked.

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This is the aana. What I did was I just quoted to you a hymn. the hymn people. This is coming right out of the celebration of the heart of Athens. The place that gave you democracy.

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This is their heart. This is where mother Greek flourished so that dudes later like Galen educated at Pergamum, right, with their library at their hospital. West Hoff

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Temples of escapius people it all goes it's all a river that runs through mother Greek right the Romans were able to carry it they were able to transport it until the mons came and destroyed it

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And all the knowledge of to impress upon you a world of a Christ where a Christ is not a drug.

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God, it's amazing. Give me back the reality. Give me the true the the actual evidence. People, what what happens to the craftsman, the master craftsman, the divine craftsman? What happens to that son of the most beautiful queen? What happens to him when he falls for the virgin? She who shakes the spear, right? He chases her to no avail.

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Doesn't help him. And he ejaculates

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On her leg. Okay. Now, Athena, who is rightly disgusted, as we're told, because she is parthonos, okay? She is rightly disgusted. She takes a piece of wool, gets rid of the seed, throws it on the ground. But this is the seed of the master craftsman.

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And from his divine essence, from his divine hima, which is usually translated blood, but on the cult side is being used for semen.

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Fantastic. It's gorgeous, people. And you can see it in the definitions of the words how. Look, they're coupling the hima with the blood. Between the blood and the semen, the essences, right? What do you need? Oh, God. So, what happens? A kid grows up. Shut up, Timmy. I'll explain it later.

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A kid grows out of it. And the kid that comes out of that is going to be part Viper. He's going to drive some ladies crazy. Long story short, they're going to kill themselves under his influence.

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Is that now people? Do you feel the horror? Do you feel just a little bit of horror? Okay. Right. So Athena feels obliged to this kid that he end up in a good way. Right. Why? Because she's Athena, man. That's how she is. She's always doing stuff like that. Right? Come on, man. Right. She takes him and she gives them to some ladies. She drives them crazy. They kill themselves. Right.

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What happens? What happens to the Here, let me do this.

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What happens then? Well, she's got to do something with She's got to do something with the poor little dude, right? So, she takes him out because that's how things are. um she takes him out and she gives him to, you know, somebody who can't take care of him, right? And gives ends up giving to him a gift. A gift. And if you don't understand this gift,

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It's because you are not yet initiated.

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It is a set of vials that he wears at all times connected by chains. Chains. Golden chains. And in those vials. Are you ready? Two concoctions. Two concoctions. One is the death inducer. The other is the giver of life.

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People, we are in such bad shape that people didn't even bother to look at Uripides to find the Christ, which we did together.

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They didn't bother to look in Uripides for the actual Christing, the actual communion, the actual right. It's sitting right there. The root cutter's son who composes in the darkness of the cave

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Brought it to you and laid it to you on the lap of Ion. Ion was the son of Apollo

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This is Athenian beauty at its heart. And what do we bring? What do we bring from the Athenian beauty? We bring the Aegis. What does this virgin do?

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She removes the head. She removes the head of the medusa.

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She takes the gorgon's blood because the gorgon's blood is what fills the two separate vials. One of them brings death. Oh,

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And one of them gives life. Now you can read about the the lifegiver that Galen is working on because they found it in the library that Nero was using, right? And you can look at Marcus Aurelius And you can look at the way that he changes, right? What does he say about? He says it's good for him in all ways. People notice, right? And then it becomes a thing after him, more common, right? Until then, it's in the imperial line. It's an imperial secret. They are selfishly hoarding in Rome

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Some of the most important medical discoveries of this world. Oh God, thank you mother Greek. And you say, "Why didn't Galen write in Latin? Are you kidding me?" Galen would look at you in the face and he would say, "Shut up."

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Right? Why? Because everybody like Lucriccius knew. They would apologize when they try to write something scientific in Latin. It's funny because our guys like Phipe or back alley boys like Phipe will think, "Oh, the Latin is because he does. He reads Latin, right? He says so, right? Oh, God." Right? You know what Gayen would laugh at that just like Lucriccius had to apologize when he wrote something in scientific terminology. He said, "I know we Romans in Latin, we can't express the same thing the Greeks can." He

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Apologizes multiple times. So, I'm not just blowing this smoke, people, right? This is This is real. This is real. Give me the text back. And let's see. There's a couple of points I wanted to add. It is so hot these here. We're going to have to do these a little bit earlier, people, because it's summertime. You know what I mean? If one of those I'm going to scream like a little kid, right, if one of those gigantic hornets comes in here. Love those yellow jackets, man. Give me the next one. Oh

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God, there it is. People, what does it say here at the top? He's talking about the thing that Athena made and I want you to see. He says, you know what is what's its confirmation, baby? What's it like? What what is it like? She says it's that thoraca that shield That is a skin

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And it is it is what? It is weaponized. That's what this says in the second line. Says it is weaponized with the petty bolo of the ikidna. It is weaponized

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With the darts of the ekidna. Now a lot of people will say coils. Coils for petty bolo. coils, right? Um, we have a direct association whenever they're talking about these medusi, these gorgans, right? Where does Athena get the Gorgon's blood? She explains. She explains, right?

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Fantastic. Fantastic. Um,

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Why the darting glances? Why the arrow points? Why the poison that can hit you in the fumigation? It's all running back to the akidna. Do you remember we saw the akidna priesthood in action when the apostles were fighting it? People, this is a reality. This is not a fairy tale. These are drug using

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Cultists who are jockeying for the Christ position.

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This is your history. It's my history. It's reality. It's things like this that people like Jock, people in the institutions that have to make money off of you.

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Your greed stains your souls with the stench of ruin. And you don't even get the actual history. You don't get it. It's lost. And you can have guys like Joe Rogan in the back alley. He's in the back alley right now with Wes Huff. Personal note to Joe Rogan and Wes Huff. Wes,

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Danny asked you to come out and talk to him, right? With me present. All we'd have done is looked at some Bible buddy. That's all we' done, right? But I know I know when you see somebody who actually does it, it makes you afraid.

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How fantastic. Did you see that? That was like a WWF or something. I don't know. What's the WNBA going on? I hear they're getting gladatorial stuff, too. They putting cage fighters in the NBA now. Fantastic. Right. That's what they should do, right? Make a combo. We'll call it the all the all combat,

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Right? Like, oh, I'm sorry. They had that in Greek. It's pancr play basketball, but it was basically anything goes. Okay, give me the next one. Same one. Give me the same one. Did you hear I sound like a Why do I sound like that? People look at the fourth line down, right? She's asking like where do you what do you know about Ericthonius? She's trying to explain to him where she got this material, right? Athena gave it to Ericthonius and when he died it passed on to her

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Craya. She is his daughter. Now, I want you to look about halfway down the page at the line starting Underneath the highlighted lineus

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Stallagmus gorgus apple. She says this is the running right the twofold the diploid runningings of the blood of the gorgon. Now if you walked in and you were like what did she say is on her wrist? What did she say? It's the diploid.

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It's the diploloyid mystery people. Let's question her further. Right. Just like this old coot is doing here. That's who this presuse is. He's trying to rile her up. You know, right? Anyway, look at the line under Craus. It says,

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"What kind of nature, you know, what kind of nature does it have? What kind of effect is this drug going to have upon the nature of the person who takes it?" Right? He's a inquisitive old coot. And look under that. What does she say? People, can you underline this, Jerry, right here? That that word right there. Yeah. No, this one. Boom.

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This one. There you go. People that means a death inducer. Theimon. She says one is a death inducer. The other one removes disease.

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And he says, "Well, do you mix them together? What's the ride? What's gonna ride?" Oh, God. First, he says, "What's this contraption you got that's holding them together, right? What is it?" She says, "It's the golden chains." Right? The golden chains and twine,

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The two sides of the diploid communion

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Through the virgin. All right.

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And we know that one of them gives life, right? And one of them takes it. Good. All right. Look down at the bottom. Third line from the bottom. Right. H how's this? You know, how is this thing described that she's wearing? How is it described as a toon? It is a doron.

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Now people would say that doesn't necessarily help me. It's the word for gift. It's the word for gift. Something somebody gives you. And as is apparent from the next side because this is coming from her veins. This is the doron. That is the bodily gift.

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Do you see how they're thinking? Comes from that hollow vein only brought by slaughter.

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Yeah. Um, no, that's the same one. Go. Yeah, go ahead. Give me that one. I'm reading it backwards, people. Right. For a reason. Don't worry. Look at the top. You know of something called the battle of the earthborne.

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It's a time when the giants

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And you know what happens? They stood against the gods. People hang in there, right? stay in there just like the the the muse of the Vatican told you, right? The Atruscan muse there, right? Just listen to her. What she tell you? Stick with the allegory, right? Just follow the allegory all the way down to the ground to the earth. Right? From that earth comes what? On the middle line comes the Gorgon.

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From earth comes Gorgon. And what is she? She is a teras. She is a teras. She is a miraculous, inexplicable, frightening occurrence. This is a one-of-a-kind. This is where your blood mixtures of the ead echidnaic

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Fire are coming from. Okay, this is an actual person actually involved in the mystery. Do you understand? And who is she? Right? She's this daughter. She's this daughter who has taken on from her father the gift of the virgin. Just process that for a minute in your allegorical heads. Allegory is a Greek word.

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By the way, all of this is Greek that we're dealing with. Yeah, it is. It is. It's gorgeous. I love it. Oh, God. Okay. Okay. Give me again that last one. people. Where is it coming from? It's coming from that Gorgon. And what is she able to do? She's able to produce a set

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That will cause you to die and be resurrected in a newer, more potent form. This is the mystery.

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You will be born again. I can promise. Now, she was born, right? This Gorgon, she was born as an ally of all who belonged to the earth and an enemy, a pain to all the gods.

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That is why palace Athena I am translating right Craus says yes that's her and she says palace Athena the daughter of god right she is theos

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Right she is the goddess who is the daughter of god and what happens what happens Right. She killed the Gorgon. The virgin killed the Gorgon. You mean she didn't kill that guy who was chasing her and jerked off on her essentially? Nope. No. She raised that child that came from the Who did she kill? She killed the Gorgon so that she could create the Gorgon's communion.

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Welcome to the mystery. Do we have any Did you show the corgans? Yeah, I think you did. Fantastic. Put one put her up there again on the bottom because she's she's important. Yeah. I want you to realize people, this image that you're looking at is only made possible to you

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By the communion of the akidna.

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When you look into the face of the medusad, trust me, they're applying these images to the these images that they are receiving within the right. They're applying them to their art people today. There is no dis there is there is a wall of separation between art and religion.

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And that is why monest music sounds so placid and weak, right? Even when they tried to take over and invade rock, they couldn't. This is the reason. Today, there's a wall of separation between music and religion.

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This natural religion requires music. These images that you see them pulling out of thin air, these images are brought to them by the right.

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If you want that secret, if you want that new birth, you're going to have to come through her. This is the Christ thinging. This is the reality that shows us that everything we believe is a lie. None of it. It's all back alley jacques.

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Whether they're wearing priest collars or whether they're pastors or teachers, Sunday school people, I'm telling you as a Sunday school teacher, I'm telling you, they do not see. And they don't see because they don't they don't get uh um they don't avail themselves of the beauty. They decided not to date. You know, she was too mother Greek was too hot. She was just too hot. I'm sorry. the serak. Thank you for coming. We are getting to a point very soon where the crack that we are

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Driving into the ceiling will open up and we'll be free forever of the monism. Thank you for coming. Hail Satan. They roll around like a zomb. Eyes roll in the back of the head. Eating the dead. Blood drinkers stone blind again on the microphone. One, two, or harmony on the harp. It's Donnie Darkho milking these [\\h__\\h] bricks out. Teddy face putting in more work with politicians pulling your skirts. Just dance a little bit. Rugger. Two shoes at the party. Dressed to kill. These mothering drugs got them ill.

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Baby, I'm a D switch with the prick who brought these drugs.

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In with the magic tune in with the magic eyes

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Who brought these drugs the drugs with the magic with the magic eyes back