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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It's a beautiful day in the area today.

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Dark purple witches weave magic.

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I am a rare antichrist drugs of the day Louis, my private dance

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I will get black and arrow-shaped tips ready to fly from the other side with the tried and tested and triple order of calypso ambrosia, fear nemesis and hot dogs. Cashmere in a cozy place. Here's

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Johnny Way doing his craft.

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Coral hero, personification of light and sun, mediator, redeemer and savior.

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Welcome back to Lady Babylon. Oh my God, it's so nice to be here with you tonight .

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Oh, where is it? This is the place I'm looking for. Where is it? Does everyone have their place on the throne? Fantasy. Because we have another episode of Prophet Wars for you.

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Only tonight's episode reveals the biggest lie ever told. The biggest

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Lie ever told. Does everyone hear this? Do you have a slide for this? The biggest lie ever told. Take it out. You know what? Take it out. Uh-huh , come on. Let's take a look. Before

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We start our movement tonight with Mister Rogers from Hell, because Mister Rogers is already here, folks, where is Mister Rogers, where is Mister Rogers. He is not here. He is not here. Children, you are all unique. You are individuals and none of you, none of you should be anything other than

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Happy with your potential. Oh my God. Perfectly. Perfectly. I like it. Now, unfortunately, Fred is sitting with Echidna in Tartarus, because Echidna is sitting with Abdul. Do you understand

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? So, Fred will be delivering your message tonight . This is different. This is different, people. This is Fred's style. This is Fred's style. Oh, God. This is Fred's style. It's a beautiful day in the area, is n't it? Oh my god, I'm thrilled . Where is the whip? Fred from Hell

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Speaks with a whip. Now I'm going to fix it. I'm going to fix something tonight

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. I'm going to solve the mystery.

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Get it out, Chewie. Give us your word. Here's the secret, folks, in Greek. Musterion. Look at her. Oh, can you bring out the Greek mother in the background?

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Tonight we will take a little look into the history of Mother Greece. Here she is. Is n't she beautiful?

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Everyone, everyone on behalf of Chewie , let's say, bravo. , let's say, bravo.

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Bravo. By the way, Chewie is ready. She is officially Henry Cavill's victim in waiting. Do you understand? This is completely legal. Fant, you understand these ways,

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There was mother Greece, right? Is n't that wonderful? My people like it. So, where's dad? Hebrew. Where is Dad? Ancient Hebrew. Where is he? Where is he? Bring him, Chewie. Perfectly. Perfectly. Perfectly. What have you done? Almond and Chewie

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Have brought you a synthesis of what I teach from the text, what I take from the text. And we

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Turned that into an eon through the work of Chewie and AI. And an AI that likes it. Who likes this? Bring her. Bring her. Here she is. Fantastically. Hello, AI. You are doing a brilliant job. Yes.

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You are doing a brilliant job. Thank you for your cooperation with Chui. Thank you for your work. So, folks, I have to tell you about the biggest lie ever told. The biggest lie in history. And we're going to...I'm just going to open your eyes, friends. I'm just going to get you to this point. Enough. This lie

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Must be exposed.

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Tonight to release

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Its infected contents forever onto the rest of the surface around. God, this is a lie through the ages. And what evidence do we have that can expose this lie? This is language. This is language, friends. Tonight I will show you the things that make you angry with those who say, “Hebrew is the original Septuagint

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.” Yes? Hebrew is the original language of the Bible. I'm going to prove once and for all that this is a complete linguistic fake. Fake,

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People. And it's just simple math and logic that brings us to this, as well as respect for the Greek lady . You're going to you're

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Going to take on her image tonight . Do you understand ? This...this is it. You know, this is a museum. Let's go see what we have . And this shocks everyone. People , this is shocking to everyone. Now I want us to begin. If you want to learn Hebrew, forget about it. Forward. We are on site.

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We are in the first century , trying , trying to understand who was speaking and where . What did they write on? Where? What are libraries filled with ? Are you ready? Are you ready?

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This is fantastic. Why is this so important, friends? Let me say this. Why is it so important that we consider this? You must know your surroundings. And if your environment is a false reality, you should know about it . You have to know yourself, right

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? You must know yourself.

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Fantasy.

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Okay, are Fantasy. Okay, are we ready? We we ready? We are about to discover this ancient beauty.

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So, friends, the easiest way to start all of this is to simply share an insight with you . And today's insight is "mustyrion," the Greek word for mystery.

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Right? This is a direct transliteration.

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Right? We are going to look at where it comes from and how it

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Happened that this word disappeared from the texts. You and I have been understanding what a secret is and what the religious function of this secret is. We have

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Been doing this for three years. Are you ready

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To see how it was erased? It's erased when you take this gorgeous, wonderful mother tongue, Greek, and try to cram it, with all its infinite glory, possibilities, and potential, into a language

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That is incapable of comprehending anything above a third-grade level. Do

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You understand? This is true. I will show you why your Hebrew scriptures never existed. Yes. Yes. What do

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They all use? Greek. Because why? Are you kidding? Are you kidding? I'll show you why now. These are real people. I want to show you something. And remember why it's so important that we have a word of the day—"mustyrion"?

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Why is this so important? Because it won't be in the ancient Hebrew language. He won't be there

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. How could it be? Did you check? Today we will look into the ancient Hebrew lexicon. We'll go through the first letter of the alphabet in about five pages. Yes , it's that bad.

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This is so bad

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Technically. Oh my god, people . I will show you the . I will show you the absolute truth about this. Are you ready? Call the professor.

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Does anyone think it's Chewie's birthday today?

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No. Oh, because of the Henry Cavill announcement and your elevation to human sacrifice. Um,

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No, it's not today, is it?

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It was a long time ago. Let's just leave it at that. But, you know, that's how it is. I just do what people tell me to do. OK. I just do what I'm told. Where is my tea? Oh my god, I haven't had tea in so long, people. Why is this important? Because there was a time when Christianity and Judaism were sects of the same mystery in the Mediterranean, and they developed simultaneously. None of them is older than the other.

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To create a story that would justify and justify the actions of a

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Humble sect. Hebrew was pulled out of the past, and the only thing they could collect was 7,000 words, and that's a stretch, 7,000. So

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Why, why did this happen? Because it wasn't an ancient dead language that had no relevance to what was happening now. And if we

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Are going to create a divine justification for our actions, we need divine language. Yes. So they

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Created it, and built a tradition on it,

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As if it was the original language, and therefore they had justification for their actions. That's the problem. The language

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Barrier between what is beautiful and what is not. It's impossible

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To beat, people. It is impossible to overcome.

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Mother Greece is supreme, and she supreme, and she will reign forever. Do you want to look at this ? Want to see this? Oh my God. Are

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You ready for this? You , linguists. Just , linguists. Just hold yourself, hold yourself in your hands . Do you understand what I mean? You philologists, listen carefully.

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Listen carefully, because for years and years, philologists have been telling us about the Greek language, that there are words that occur only once—hapax legomena.

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And only because, well, there are no more records left. Not realizing that this was the prevailing scientific opinion. Without realizing it. Bring the native Greek to the screen. Not realizing that these hapax legomena were unique creations of the authors who wrote them down, for this is the nuclear advantage that mother Greek has over all others.

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Personality

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Is revealed. Personality becomes the creator of language. Mother Greek can do it. Trying to take something written in native Greek and put it into a language that people...I'll show you, and everyone will say, "Oh my God."

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Truth? A cow's head plus a large hole equals a nose. Why is that? How many are there? This is amazing. Mechanics, people, compare mechanics. Here we are . Take them out. Do you know who we need? Do you know who we need? Do you hear that, or has it all been digitized? Tell me. Satanic congregation, can you still hear the whip? Because you need to hear the whip, all of you. OK. Can you feel me?

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Satanic congregation, are you feeling it? Do

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They feel it?

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No. Oh, Richard. No. You can't feel it. AI whip. No, no, no, no, no. Is this digitized, people? That's what I'm thinking. You Satanic Congregationalists. You are lazy bastards. Do you

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Hear that? Is it digitized? Sounds

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Like static. My God. Are we going to have to do this every time I whip someone? Did

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That work?

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Let's see. Send a signal. This is the most important thing in the world, people. Now you hear the whip. Okay, this is very important. This is very important, people. People only write to me about the whip. I'm serious. Now this is a big deal. You see, that's all I have to do. I just need Okay. Well, I need more planned, coordinated whippings. I feel good about it. Fantasy. Let's call the head. Who the hell knows Hebrew? Who the hell knows best? You know, I'm an academic and I'm thinking, um,

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Where should I go?

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I'll go to the Hebrew University, I'll go to the head of their language program, and I'll go to the guy who's in charge of the government's responsibility for creating the Hebrew language, and we'll see what he says right away. Throw

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That away, Chewie. This is what those idiots who worked for Bravo selling courses that were obviously Yes didn't know. The

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Israeli Academy continues an unprecedented revival of the Hebrew language. Biblical Hebrew had about 7,000 words, modern Hebrew has up to 33,000. Okay, folks. This is no joke. This is no joke. If you read here, you'll find out who this dude works with, right?

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He is the one responsible for the development of modern Hebrew. Do you understand? This is by design. This is by design. Okay. Mathematical language, child. Isn't that right? Anything that is mathematical can be designed. Oh my God.

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So when nature is your engineer, oh, her sexuality comes through language. And we will see it now. You will see it now. Only I don't have good news, because tonight I'll bring you some ancient Hebrew news. And I'll show you what I'm talking about. Okay. The first thing I want to put here is, uh, give

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Me a No, no, no. Yes, come on. Give me this. Folks, I just want to remind you. I

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Just want to remind you, uh, this is Gisius, who you can find and get anytime online via the Wiki. Wiki has it all. This is his lexicon of unusual words in Greek, right? And this is the first letter, alpha. And you can

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Just flip, and flip, and flip, and flip. How far will we go? Here are the alpha and beta. Oh my god, we're only at alpha and beta here. Okay, we're going to flip, and flip, and flip, and flip. People, these are unusual Greek

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Words that start with alpha. And you

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Will find more unusual Greek words for alpha than there are in the entire ancient Hebrew language. Let me say that again.

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You will find more words in the first letter of the alphabet than all the words in the ancient Hebrew language. I want you to begin to understand the full power of what is happening. And now we'll study the scientists a little and show them. Let's show how ridiculous they are. Give me Oh, where's the next one? But I need to, well, let's see what happens after that. No, after that. No, after that. Okay, here it is. People , I want you to Yes, open this. Folks, I

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Want you to look at this

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When we start. We will do this because Hebrew cannot convey the secret, because the secret is too complex. This is too

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Complicated a thought. The level of technical complexity cannot be conveyed in Hebrew. You simply won't be able to. Isn't that right? So what do they use instead? One of their very simple words that they, uh, hid. You know,

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Something that's hidden now.

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Here. What happens when you do this? You are completely erasing the essence of the mystery. There is no religious operation here. It's just the word " hidden". See what happens when you go from sophisticated Greek that has a PhD to ancient Hebrew that is at the level of a third grader. Do you see what's happening? I'm trying to explain to you what some people saw in Danny Jones, right? And we try to help them understand this. We

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Are moving from a large number of words to a language where there are only a few. Just a few. Oh my God. And half of them are assumed forms from Aramaic. Sorry

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If I did that to Greek. When you look in a lexicon, which is a kind of modern dictionary, when you look in a lexicon, there are question marks, and " this probably means this." That in itself should tell you something. Yes. Where does this word come from? Probably from Aramaic. Sorry.

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Why don't you go and talk nonsense and give me your stupid guesses later? I don't have time for your nonsense right now. People, look, they can't pass on the secret. If this is so, how is the secret transmitted? How does it appear? It's already Greek, baby. This is already in Greek.

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Oh, you didn't know that Judaism and Christianity developed simultaneously under the influence of this mystical tradition. Ah

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, It's in the language itself. People , people keep asking, "What's that thing he's wearing? Those are his phylacteries, right?" Oh, my God. Do you really think your population uses Hebrew when they use Greek to create terms?

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Seriously, this is just something that religious elitists, extreme monists, have created themselves. To control the narrative and justify genocide. This is what

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Any form of monism historically does. That's why we

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Need akidna, right? That's why we need it. She is balance. She is the one who sits like the antichrist with the sacrificed child. Do you understand

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? She accepts this sacrifice. Now, if your English-trained

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Brain has a hard time grasping this, don't worry. Truth?

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That's how it is. Let me show you what I'm talking about so you don't think I'm just an arrogant fool. I wouldn't do that to you. Truth? Let me show you what I mean. Open the lexicon. This is the Hebrew lexicon, people. Of course. This is a Hebrew lexicon. I'm going to take you to ancient Hebrew . Yes. Um, yes. So we started. Oh, it's started. Yes. Let's see what is written here. Greek

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Thinking. Wait a minute. I thought you said, Almond, I thought you said it was a Hebrew lexicon. That's right, people. And I want you to see it. Can we, just so people know that this is a Hebrew lexicon, people ? Um, you can find it online. This is great . Fantasy. Here he is. Hebrew lexicon of the Bible. Is n't that beautiful? This is glorious . This is fantastic. Until you realize: oh my god, look at what they start with at the very beginning. Look at where

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They start at the very beginning. Boom. Boom. Boom. Don't worry. Aleph, Beth, Gimel. Hey, Wow. Yes. We'll get to all of this. Here it is.

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Prospect. Oh my god, I need perspective. There is also a website. What are we What are we worried about? Greek thinking. I thought you said it was a Hebrew lexicon. That's right . And it begins with Greek thinking. Greek thinking views the world through reason.

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Ancient Jewish thinking views the world through sensations.

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What kind of expression is this? What do you think? And now , here's what you can't miss. Um, you think the senses aren't fundamental to the Greek language? You are an idiot. Yes? What is he saying here? Listen, he's saying the same thing the Romans have been saying over and over again . Make it short. The same thing the Roman people repeated over and over again . They apologized for their language. Imagine your greatest authors apologizing for the fact that their language is so worthless compared to Greek? Think

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About this for a minute, people. Oh my God, really?

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He came out underdeveloped. Yes.

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Yes. and broke onto the scene as fiction, as a historical linguistic falsification.

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Continue. Open the lexicon. Let's see what else the Jewish lexicon says. People, you should know this, right?

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Concrete thinking is the expression of is the expression of concepts and ideas in a way that can be seen, touched, smelled,

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Tasted, or felt. All five senses are used during speech. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. When they write in Hebrew, they use their senses. Why is he... It's like, well, at least they're alive. At least the child is alive. He may not be very sophisticated, but he's alive, right? An example of this can be found in the Psalms. Oh my God, he's like a tree, right? Trees , streams, waters and fruits.

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Abstract thinking is the expression of is the expression of concepts and ideas in a way that cannot be seen. Ah, is n't that a difficult question?

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Because it's originally Greek, you idiots. In reality, these are abstract English words used to translate the original specific Hebrew words.

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Translators often do this because the original Hebrew doesn't make sense. Stop. Um,

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I'm a translator. Yes. And you have a big problem when people say this nonsense doesn't make sense. Maybe that's true, maybe it means this. What are you even talking about? This is negligence. And why is it so careless? Because there is no ancient Hebrew literature. It doesn't exist. It doesn't exist.

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There is no medicine. There is no history. There is no philosophy. There is no architecture. There is no geometry. There is nothing . Did you notice all those words I'm listing to you? These are Greek words. My

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English had to borrow them.

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Fantasy.

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Does the microphone Fantasy. Does the microphone go up and go up and down? This is the internet. Oh, the internet is down. Let me read it. Yes, I don't see it. You need to make it louder. So , okay, let's take one of the above abstract words to demonstrate the transition from a concrete Hebrew word to an abstract English one. Okay, what do we do? We are reviewing third grader Timmy's damned piece. Are you ready, Timmy? Don't be shy. "

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Anger," an abstract word, is actually the Hebrew word " af," meaning "circle, " and "cow's head,"

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Which literally means "nose." A specific word. Wait,

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Seriously? When someone is very angry, they start breathing heavily and their nostrils flare. A Jew,

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Right? By the way, all the so-called Jews of that time were full-fledged native speakers of Greek, right? This is actually a very, very, very condescending attitude towards these ancient Jews. This is a truly instructive tone towards them. They wrote that [ __ ] in Greek, right? Look at Josephus farting in a baby's mouth. Look at

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Philo. Look at Philo. Philo is great, brother. Philo is great, brother. People say, "Oh, it's coordination." No, that's not true. This is late Hellenistic nonsense. Yes. Yes. You can understand a person's level of education by the way they write.

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Is it possible to understand this if the only thing you if the only thing you read is the Bible, and even then not in its entirety? Well, no, you can't. Isn't that right?

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That's why Wes always has to run. That's why Wes always has to run away, right?

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Because they don't work with text, people. I'm telling you, this is a big scam. All the theology you get is a big damn scam. And for the people who write to me: "Thank you for freeing me from..." and give very specific examples. Yes. Oh, and for those who are

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In parking lots late at night, you know, with headphones on, recording music, inspired by a muse. This is where

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I am now, right? Who is the poorest? Yes. Who is the poorest?

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Contrast is needed, right? Because everyone knows what is written on my hand in Greek: the richest man is the one

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Whom the muse loves . Oh my God. Oh my god, isn't

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This cute? Oh, that's great. Who wouldn't want to be in this sunrise religion, people? Seriously. Seriously. I do n't understand. I don't understand. Let's take a closer look at the lexicon, people, because it's going to get even worse, man. Yes. So, what did he just say? He just said that " head" and "hole" mean "nostrils." Yes. And that, that's their way of looking at it . Yes. This, this is completely , I understand what you mean. I've seen other things just like this. And you know,

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It's just underdeveloped, and it's, you know, it's not very good. Greek thought describes objects through their appearance. Jewish thought describes objects through function. Now, if you don't think Greek can describe objects through function, you're not... what this person is doing is

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Trying to justify how this is such a pathetic language that was designed to be crap. It has

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Obviously gone through a period of disuse. They took a dead language and tried to revive it. Rabbi-ra-ra- ra-ra-ra...the rabbis tried to revive it to say that the demonism they were spreading was a legitimate form of what was right. Now,

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Right? And what did the Christians do? Christians just swallowed it and told people like Africanists when Origen said, " Hey, this thing in Daniel, this thing in Daniel, it's not, it's not, you know, we can't argue about that, yeah, you think it was originally Greek, right?" That it can't be Jewish. There cannot be such a Jewish book. These people then questioned the early

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Church, they questioned the legitimacy of their own writings. Do you understand?

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What are they doing? They are fighting for their mother tongue, Greek. The only Jewish language they can have is their mother tongue, Greek. This is amazing. But when you do shitty work , it shows. Your grades are coming out. Horrible, horrible job. Come on, let's show it. Yes. Let's beat up the Jewish daddy. Here he is. You, you, you...you are without initiative, sir. And I feel sorry for your wife. Wait a second. One is for your wife. And now for all you Jewish writers who wrote in Greek, right? Well

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, Man. You had a duty, dogs . You had a duty. Do you understand what I mean? Like all of us. You know, when there was one of the greatest periods in history, which I don't study much, but I know from the texts, the use of the text, because in the Middle Ages, a lot of Muslim scholars picked up on the legacy of Galen, because, you know, it was pagan. And Christians were in an anti-pagan movement, like: " Crush all paganism!" M, here's

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Your religious freedom: burn you alive at the stake, right? Or starve you . To starve. They could do that too, right? Gentrification, baby. The problem is that the language doesn't support this. Okay, let's continue with the vocabulary. I want people to see what is written here? Greek thought. OK. The Greek description of a regular pencil would be Oh my god, that's horrible. The Hebrew description would use the verb, yes.

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OK. The very fact that you have to

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Explain it to me. People, just think for a minute. If I came to you and said, "Yes, you can take a German course online, and in six months we'll get you to a level of conversational German that's good enough to survive there. Up. You won't be writing dissertations or anything, but you'll be able to order yourself a coffee somewhere . Yes, we'll do that. Yes. Oh, my God. Um,

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If you needed that, and I would say, wait, because German thinks differently. And there are

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Fundamental problems with German that make it function. at a very, very, you know, basic level. You know? That's the conversation that every parent fears that

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Their teachers will have in fourth grade , right? That's why you want your kids to succeed.

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You don't want them to end up like Hebrew, right?

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Or Oscan, or Umbrian, or any of these other languages that are just, you know, excuse me, excuse me, you know what you did, right? What Did language?

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The only reason there 's any belief that Jewish tradition and Jewish literature has come down to us is because of the Bible, right? And they'll say, "Oh, scholars will say, well, it's probably oral

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Tradition." And you think, "Wait a minute. Oral tradition? That makes sense because it was a long time ago , right? "Oh my God. People , the fact that you're buying this crap—it's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. I don't need this. Give me Homer. Don't tell me, 'Oh, oral tradition, crap.'" Give me Homer." Yes. Where were the libraries when you had oral tradition? Did you live in the mountains or somewhere by yourself? No, you didn't. You were integrated into society. You lived in Alexandria, a bustling metropolis,

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And you spoke a very complex language, the proto-Greek.

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And your rabbis will tell your children that your language was Hebrew, and they will give you Hebrew texts that never existed. These are

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Back translations.

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They are an attempt to capture what is in Hebrew. See

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How the Greek is catching up? Let me explain it this way. Hebrew has a certain potential. You know, Timmy is in third grade, right? It has a certain potential. The

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Masoretic text is a translation of the Greek is a translation of the Greek sophistication, the complexity, the mathematics, the

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Grammar, all of that compressed into a form

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That is only 7,000 words.

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I mean, you do n't get anything complicated like hypothesis or synthesis, right? You're not going to get an analogy, are you? There are terms that I can give you right now in Greek that I can name. I know for a fact that I can look it up in a Hebrew dictionary. There's nothing

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Similar. Let's just take a look. People, come over here. Let me show you Timmy's work. Do you know what this is, world? It's me. It's

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Your child's parent-teacher conference. Hebrew Tammy. You understand? Let's look at his work. Let's look at his work. Give me back my dictionary. Oh my God. People , I'm going to scroll down. I'm going to scroll down. There it is. Right. Okay. Fiction. I'm going to go to Aleph. Right. Aleph.

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Wait a minute. Did you say reconstructed? Oh my God. Seriously, you think I need to reconstruct the Greek alphabet? No, I do n't. Why? Because the Greek alphabet is a Ferrari, baby. Right. Ferrari. And this is not this is not root systems.

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Like this. Wait, people. Wait. Yeah, I was going to read you some of this, but I don't want to, because it's, you know, I shouldn't be so embarrassed, right ? And that's bad enough. I want to show you the lexicon. Here it is. Do they see this? Yeah. Fiction. Now, I want to scroll down, Chewie, and give them Aleph. Starting with Aleph. You know, look at the word here, right? That's two cow heads, right? Oh, right. And there's a couple of question marks because they don't know what the hell is going on. Ree, you

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Try to figure it out: cow head, cow head. OB. Oh, here's one . Here's one. It's a stand or a pole. A pole. A pictogram. A cow head symbolizes strength. I thought it had something to do with your face. This doodle means tent. Oh, I get it now . That face. A face with a cow's head. A strong tent . Together, it means the strength of the house. Look at what Timmy wrote for us. It could be the poles that hold up the tent, as well as the house.

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Look, that's the first, okay, the first word that I understand, folks, is a tent pole . That, but under tent pole we have another meaning—fruit. That word can also mean fresh fruit. The father of the next generation of trees, attached to the tree, Paul, and that's in Hebrew and Aramaic. And how did we

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Get there? We go from that to "father." So, folks, how many words do they have for olive? There's a few hundred of them, somewhere between 100 and 200, right? When you add them up, well, it's a sub-definition that's really a separate lexical entry, right? It's

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Tricky because someone made the definitions so broad and basic that they can be reconstructed. Me,

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As a student of classical Greek and Latin, classical Latin, it makes you think this [ __ ] is made up. That's right. It

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Immediately raises suspicion. No wonder when they got the letter from Aristeas, what do you say to that? The letter from Aristeas was a letter saying that this thing called the Septuagint was a translation from Hebrew.

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It's a translation. And everyone was like, "What the hell? Why?" Because there's no Hebrew literature. There isn't any. There isn't any . They knew

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The people. They knew that Philo of Alexandria—no . What language does he write in? What language is that? People, you bastard, you've been fooled.

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Mr. Rogers tried to tell you that you're unique.

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Yes, you are unique. That raises a lot of suspicion. You're unique

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, And you let someone get into a historical dead end and do

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Bad things to you, right?

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You're not victims. We're survivors. We're survivors, survivors. We're survivors, people. And we have to be grateful that all of this has survived. You said to show the definitions, folks. Here are just a few. Let's just...what words can you say with "aleph" in Hebrew? Well, there's wineskin. At least they use wineskin, right? Look at the types of words, folks. Desire, charcoal. There's, you know, who the hell would n't have a word for "charcoal," right? Meanwhile, spear, enemy, hostile, anger. Oh my.

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What about "many"? There's got to be a word for " many," right? You see Timmy's vocabulary, Mr. and Mrs. Timmy,

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Your child's vocabulary is terrible. It really is terrible. And it's full of question marks. This little freak didn't know anything. What? He didn't even know his own vocabulary. Look, he's quoting here. Who is this lexicon quoting? The King James Version. You, you piece of [ __ ], Are you kidding me?

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Mr. Rogers would have to tell you that this is what they call a piece of crap. It's a piece of crap, people.

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Oh my. A classical philologist would never... you know, you know what a classical philologist can do, if he's well- trained and has had enough experience, enough work with texts, he can tell you where these invisible letters are hiding. Yeah.

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Try to do that somehow . Huh? Try to do that somehow with a cow's head. Oh my God.

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Give me this next one. People, scroll down. That's all we're going to get. People, this is... this is ridiculously short. Look, we're almost done with the Aleph

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Now, people. How, how do you pronounce cow's heads? How do you pronounce cow's heads? Boom. That's the whole letter, people. Chewie, that's the whole letter. That's 11 pages, right? Yeah. Look, people, more cow's heads. Just so you know knew, this is the one that arrived. Hebrew and Aramaic. They're so excited about Hebrew and Aramaic. It's so fantastic. But you know, the question mark, right? Standard or flag. Oh, we're back to the polls again? There's a lot of emphasis on polls in this society. Then we move on to "beta"

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Or, excuse me, "bet ". By the way, why is it alpha, beta, gamma, delta, aleph, beth, gimel, dalet? Is there a reason why they're exactly the same? Of course there is. Of course there is, because it's a forgery. You're

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Looking at the biggest lie in history. Give me,

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Finally, come on, give me a little... let's

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Stop here. Let's stop here. Um, people, look, look, look how many words there were for alpha. I'm telling you, you can scroll down, just keep scrolling, just keep scrolling right through this lexicon. Yes, people, this is his, not that, keep flipping through the Greek lexicon, his now. This is a real Greek lexicon, compiled by someone who actually uses the language, right? So there's a big difference. There's a big difference. Keep flipping through, Joey. Keep flipping through. Look, it's all defined in ancient Greek. You can't get any better than that.

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You mean there was no Hebrew back then, because Hebrew wasn't used. This is an artificial creation of a group of monists. You

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Mean the Greeks were writing long, long lexicons at this time. Look at this. This... Are we still stopping? Are we still at alpha? To alpha-

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Gamma? That's the third letter in the alphabet. Gamma, right? Alpha, beta, gamma. Do you understand what you're dealing with? And these are unusual words. Keep showing them. Flip through them. Slow down. Slow

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Down. Yeah. So they can see that these are real people. That's right. This should

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Surprise you, because these are unusual Greek words. These are the words that are hard to define. Soyuz did it for you.

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Did it for you. Do you know how useful this is for you? I was talking to a student today who asked, "How's my progress?" ". I gave him some advice, and one of the ones I should have given and remembered now was, " Go to the lexicon." Go

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To that lexicon or any other lexicon like it. Go to them and read what the Greeks themselves said about their words. Can you believe that? Is there an ancient Hebrew lexicon? Absolutely not. Is there, um, is there an ancient , um, Hebrew branch of literature that deals with science and mathematics?

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Absolutely not. Isn't that right? Language was never designed for that. It's a fabrication. The

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Sacred language is a fabrication. Stop, Chewie. Where are we? Oh my God, we're in the Delta. We've only gone through one letter in all this time. We're stuck on one more letter.

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Okay, people. We could sit here forever. Turn on the Greek . I think we've proven that part of the thesis. Vocabulary Lesson stock, people. What's the word for today? I don't know, because there are about 10,000 of them that start with just alpha. And they're all unique, unusual, uniquely unusual

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Wonders. You wonder why their music was so much better. You wonder why their music? Who do you think the Romans went to, huh ? To teach their children music. Who do you think they went to? They went to these people for whom music was a third of their education, standard education.

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If you don't know the notes and the chords and all this crazy magic, if you don't know that, you're an ignorant

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Citizen. You're an ignorant ignorant citizen. Imagine that . Imagine that. You musicians today take this [ __ ] for granted. You take it for granted, right? You should know. You feel that power.

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You should understand that music was created to teach us, to make you look for your Mozart and educated,

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Right? Oh my.

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Go on. Go on. Give me the sources, people. I'm just going to open. So, look, the idea is that you can go through these sources. Sure. Here, go ahead. Go back to that. Wait, go back to what you just opened, because there's something weird about it, you know. Go back. Boom. No, right here. Stop right here. Um, here's Edios, people. Here's Edios. And look at the word " mystery," right? It's Greek, so there 's no problem understanding what "mustadion" is, right ? And that turns out to be

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An example of... here's your word "must." Now look up here . Go right over there. Look at that. What's that word? Toss. Oops. Are we getting close to Christ and Antichrist? Yes, we are. We're in a situation. We're in a sixth- century situation where writers like Galen were using all to support and preserve the "mother Greek," right? Because she

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Started to get sick, right? Even Galen diagnosed it, right?

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He's trying to revive the elegance of the Attic style.

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Okay. So the minetraon. What is the tetraharmicon? Oh my God , look at this. It's not just a word for a drug . It's how many basic ingredients there are . It's a tetrapharmaceutical. And a little to the right. And some call it " must." Some call

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It "must." Is Christ a drug? Yes. Yes. Christ is a drug. Is the mystery itself a drug?

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Yes. Is the mystery—the power that is drawn power that is drawn through the strings—under

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The influence of the drug?

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Yes. Oh my God. You mean that's what musical education was for? Yes. And you have to create it. You have to create it, because without it the ship won't fly. Her voice

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Stays locked in the strings.

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You have to let her out. That's the Antichrist,

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People. How do you What do you think the Antichrist is doing?

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What do you think he's doing? It's the antidote to Christ. Christ is taking you to the third heaven. The Antichrist is pulling you back down. You're

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Earthly. You want to die. Oh, does that scare you? Does that make you afraid? Oh, my God. Do you see the Akidnian priesthood? Do you see her , locked in strings?

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Locked in strings. That's why all the servants of the Muses, yes, are the ones who use strings.

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That's wonderful. Absolutely wonderful people. Who wants that? Who wants— you want this god Apollo, who's ahead of both Yahweh and Jesus, coming into the world at the same time? Would you rather worship this god Apollo?

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That's music. Send your kids to the musicians.

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Ladies, this is Mr. Rogers' neighborhood.

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Your kids are unique. You have to protect them. Listen to this guy and put one on a hill. Make a statue of her and tell her she's untouchable.

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And anyone who violates her rights, will face justice. Is that what

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You say? You can borrow that if you want. You can borrow that if you want. People, let's take a poll. How many people think that's what's going to happen ?

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How many people think that tyrants who abuse children, whether it's by starving them, or by physically harming them, or by blowing them up, or by taking away their medicine, or by abusing them in a sick way that only a pedophile would understand?

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Yes. What's the question? Yes. How do we put it, people? Are we going to restore justice? Or are we going to restore justice? Just do it. Yes or no? You see, I'm not a sociologist. That's it. Are we going to restore justice? That's good. Come on, people.

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Answer me as I speak. And by "we," I mean America. But everyone is involved in this. So if you're European, if you're European, get involved. Canadians, you too join in. You know what I'm saying? Join in and do your thing. You know, if you're listening to this in a country where they don't speak English, and I know there are a lot of them. Yeah. That's right. Um, process this and try to answer the survey. Yeah.

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If I could, if your AI or something could translate my terrible English into

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Whatever language you speak, which hopefully isn't any more difficult, because then you can look down on me. Yeah. Fantastic. Let's enjoy Mother Greece. Yeah. Bring it back. I like your pictures of Mother Greece. Got any more? No, I've used them all . Oh, you've used them all. Here it is. So, are you ready? Let's go. Okay, now give me, Chewie, another source. Not that one, not the last one. It was drugs, right? Drugs and secrets, people, right? Drugs and secrets. Okay, let's do it. Give me next. He

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Just gives four ingredients that will be in this remedy, which is pretty cool, but okay, never mind. No, go back. Skip to the long one. Oh my god, this is Bolus, people. This is Bolus. Who the hell is this?

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Well, this is a dude who writes about physics, the physical world and mystical things, right?

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Things that have to do with mystery and the city, the

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Initiated. Every mystery is an initiation. It's an initiation, people.

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Fiction. What is Bolus telling us here? I want you to just look at pharmaka down there. Pharmaka. I can zoom in on that for you. Pharmaka. See that? And there's polar pharma. There's a lot of drugs, baby. There's a lot of drugs. But what are we really working with, people? Just look at those two words. We're working with a mystery.

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We're working with a mystery. Mystery is an operation. I was trying to tell you that . And by the way, for those of you who are into esotericism, don't look at the top line, because you'll see that substance that is the formation of gold. And then you'll thank medieval alchemy. It's funny how

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When you learn ancient Greek, you have to recalibrate, right? Let me give you an example. Language —that these languages can give you, well, linguistically transmitted diseases, right?

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LDD, that's what they're called. Linguistically transmitted diseases. And unfortunately, that's what ends up happening between these languages. I'll give you an example. Turn the text around.

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The secret itself is an action, it's a work. It's a positive potential action. You see? If you don't know how to do it, it's because you don't know what this gold-making really means.

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You've never been initiated. Nobody within earshot of me has ever been initiated into this secret. I know that for sure, right? Nobody today. Don't try to sell it. Don't try to sell tickets for it . Don't try to take money and look for drugs to get there. You'll never get there. There's an element that only nature can recreate the mystery. Yeah.

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Fantasy. I love that. Don't you? You know why almond temples exist , right? You get it? Oh my God.

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Bring me the text. Next. Bring me the next text. Let's sketch, let's sketch some more, people. Maybe I'll catch up. Next. Stupid paper. Who's this? Oh, it's the Septuagint. Wait a minute. It's the Septuagint, and it uses words like that. Yeah. Look, people. So if there's no word for "mystery" in Hebrew, and the rabbis who are prone to creating language, if they're sitting there doing these translations, what are they going to do when they run into that obstacle? They

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Know they're going to put the word " hidden" in there. What happens when the Greeks put their word for " hidden" next to the mystery? Do n't they just translate it as " hidden"? You

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See that this is a poor translation?

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Wes Hoff can very, very deceptively tell you that these translations have never changed over the years. Did you know that no one would ever say that about any ancient demonic text? Because that's simply impossible.

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Right? Unless you believe in pseudoscience. Right? If so, then please. Right? Notice I said pseudoscience. I wasn't talking about the invisible or the spiritual or, as they say, the "pneumatic ." I'm not using

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Those terms, okay? That's just scientists. Let's just stick to common sense for a minute. Can we revive demonic common sense? Oh, I have to stop using swear words, because the

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Algorithm won't miss it. Okay, fantastic. I did n't notice that. But I have to watch my language, because we have Timmy, right? Okay, come on, kids. Let's go. What is it? Yeah, here's the secret, which they already recognize. What is it? It's the Wisdom of Solomon. It's the Wisdom of Solomon. And it's talking about people. I just want you to look at those two words. Oh, I can't emphasize them, can I ? There it is. Straight

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From Yahweh. Straight from Yahweh. But wait a minute, Almond, I thought you told us that there's no word for "mystery" in Hebrew. There is n't. And this text doesn't come from Hebrew. Would

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You be surprised if I told you that the Wisdom of Solomon did n't come from Hebrew?

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You should be corrected, because everyone knows that this is one of those books that was never Hebrew. Nobody ever argued that it was Hebrew. And surprise surprise, it uses the same Greek that Daniel uses. Where's Daniel? Invite him over. Where's Nabu-or-what? How are

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You? His name drives me crazy. Here he is . Hello, Daniel. Hello, Daniel. Everyone, this is Daniel. Daniel, the satanic congregation. Please say hello to Daniel. The satanic congregation, for me. Please? Please, Joey, get their greetings out to Daniel. Now, be polite, because as you can see, Daniel is a eunuch for the Kingdom of God. Does anyone have a problem with that? Does anyone have a problem with this eunuch? Do you know what this eunuch, this guy is? Can I tell you a peculiarity about this guy's existence that you didn't

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Know about? Did you know? Did you know that his testicles were "christened"?

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Eunuch boys have " christened" testicles. christened" testicles. Eunuch boys have " christened" testicles, people. Yes. Eunuch boys have " christened" testicles. Do you understand me? This is historical. This is historical, people. Who is this king whose name is terrible and unspeakable? Give me me the text. Here it is . Give me his name in the text. People, I'm going to introduce you to this guy for the first time. Don't say you know his name, because you don't . His name is not what you think it is.

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Yeah, that was it. That was it . Boom. Turn up the Greek. Give me the Greek. Boom. Boom. Get rid of these damn commercials. Oh my God. People living in this world here. There it is . There it is right here. Ah , perfect. People, look at that name, right? So this is the original text of Daniel. The

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Original text of Daniel. Look at the name of the king. This is not, this is not some adaptation.

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Got it? This is not a translation from the Hebrew form. This is Nabuonos. Nabuonos.

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What is this guy doing ? Give me this. He's ? Give me this. He's doing something that's not in the Hebrew. He's experiencing "inupion."

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For my students: you know that " " inupion" is not exactly the same as a regular dream. These are

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The types of dreams that you induce through mystery. Visions.

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Incubation is an ancient art. You know what you're incubating? You're ripening in those vapors. Your dreams

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Will become visions. And the problem is this king, whose name is incredibly long.

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Stand up. Let's try saying it again. Nebuchadnezzar. So,

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Nebuchadnezzar's dream. He had a dream. Bring him in. Bring him in. A dream. Oh my God. He has a dream. And what does he do? He wants to understand what the dream was. It was so important when he had the dream. But when he comes out of his stupor and incubation, what does he end up doing? He forgets it. So he gets all these religiously educated fools together and says, "You have

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Exactly five minutes to tell me what the dream was and what it meant." "You see? He was in incubation and he wanted to know, because these are the damn priests who are involved in this . Now there's a branch of these people who are eunuchs. Eunuchs.

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Bring in the eunuch boys. Oh, these are eunuch people. You know what I miss from antiquity? I miss eunuchs. Why do n't we have eunuchs anymore?" Eunuch "is a Greek word, right? It's a Greek word. Oh, really? Yes, really.

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Yes. They had to make up one in Hebrew, right? So they did. Yes. But there

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'S no other way to make the text work than to do that, is there ? Otherwise it's not a story at all. It's just a bunch of nonsense. Simplified, you know, chewed-up

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Timmy's luncheon nonsense that runs down your chin.

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Let's get to... where was I? I was going somewhere with those eunuchs. Eunuch boys. There they are. Eunuchs. Let's get the eunuchs here. Hurray. That's all four of them, right? And Daniel, with his anointed brains,

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Sees a vision with the answer and he goes very boldly into it. He takes it very boldly to the king. Yes. Yes. And they're often people, you have to understand, people, they're often prophets who don't know about it . Because if you don't know that, you, You must be a loser, man. Why are you leading me on the right path if you don't [ __ ] understand how to manipulate it, how it works, how to control it, what it means? You're a [ __ ] pilot, right? So

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He's destroying them. He's cutting their heads off, because you know, that's how it is, bro. You do what he says or you lose your head, right? Oh my God. How is a raven like a desk? Has anyone figured this out? You know where the solution is, people? It's in Greek . Yeah. Yeah. All you English literature nerds who 've tried to figure this out. Yeah. Go away. It's in Greek. Fiction. And I'm not giving it to you either, okay? Because it's just for me. It's one of those things

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You discover on your own. It's like a name, the holy name of Rome , right? If you know the holy name of Rome, it's because you know it found it, and it's inside you. You know what I'm talking about? I love it. I love it . That's how they do it, people. I don't care if

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You like it or not. Okay, let's move on to the next one. I know the Satanic Congregation does it. Oh, right. The next source that Oh, yeah. Well, he's Yeah.

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Daniel tells, you know, that story, and this is that narrative, and he uses words that, uh, they can't really do in Hebrew, so they're wrong, and they fall out, and you don't realize that the whole text is about a covert operation. You

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Don't even get it, do you? Like, why the hell is he a eunuch in the first place? Yeah? Oh,

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See how ignorant we are? It's amazing. It's absolutely amazing. Yeah. Let me give us a few of those . Uh, that's where Listen , people, this is one of the lines, yeah, that has I have to go in order, though. Go in order, because I put them in order. Did we, did we, get them mixed up? Okay, let's look at this. No, go back to what we just had. Look at this, people. It's the Septuagint again. Yes. The Septuagint. There it is . Sirach. Yes.

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Ecclesiasticus. Why is this allowed to use the term "mysteries"? Why does this one use it? And it's about revelation. The one who causes to appear, right? Who reveals the " mustadia." Did you know that was in the Old Testament? No, you didn't. You did n't. This is another example of a work that is clearly written in Greek. They want

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To want monism, and that's everyone in the church today.

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Everyone who goes to Protestant, Catholic, Mormon, it doesn't matter, can be any of any shades, right?

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They can expect 166,000 people, this and that. It doesn't matter. All these forms of monism revolve around the same language, right? It's like

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Looking into their innermost thoughts through Greek, right? It's a very, very voyeuristic approach for researchers, is n't it? You have to be a voyeur to get into it. You

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Have to want to see what was so beautiful about it. Here's the reveal of the secret. And you know, you can't do it in Greek or Hebrew. I'm sorry. You can't do it in Hebrew. These are Greek ideas. They don't flow into Hebrew. It's too limited. Okay.

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Fiction. Give me another example. I just want to get away from that. We're looking. I'm looking. I'm hunting for... for...

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Go back to that example. Go back to that, people. The question of whether the Hebrew text is legitimate has to be settled right away.

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Okay. Why? When you translate, people, when you transfer ideas into different languages, right ? In the very Hebrew has things that are not isodynamic.

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Okay. The power of conveying the idea doesn't come from Hebrew.

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Hebrew is a very simplified form. It's a very simplified form. And so that we can convey what the mystery is. Did I add a definition there? Um, we can't do it with it. Look here, right. What does the word " isodynamic" mean? People, look at this. Yeah.

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To have equal power. Well, that's not quite right. Yeah. To have equal power or continue to the right . Look, people, to be equivalent to something. There's not

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Enough means in the universe for us to be able to find equivalence between

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Greek and Hebrew . You see? Yeah? Is that a Hebrew problem

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? It seems like a

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Hebrew problem. By the way, what do you do? What else is "isodynamic" in the unrelated sense of medicine, right? They have the same properties. Dioscorides talks about it. What is an isodynamic drug? Do you

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Think there

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'S anything in the Hebrew language about isodynamic drugs? Did you know that they don't even have a word for "drug "? Yes? They have a word for "drug" (medicine) because it's related to the word " physician" or "treatment ," the provision of medical

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Care. Yes. But not really as an independent form. They also don't have a word for "toxin." They claim they do, but it's not... I mean, it's just embarrassing. It's embarrassing when you look at that lexicon. The conclusions

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They make right off the Septuagint, always based on the Septuagint.

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Well, we know it's written in Greek. That was OK. The very act of that is hypocritical. Why are you using Greek? If Greek is just a translation, then it's an attempt to lie and control your history. It's very, very

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Un-pagan. Very un-pagan , man. Your tongue will give you away, bro. Your tongue will give you away. Here's the next one. Here's the next one. Boom. Yeah,

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There it is. Here's Daniel, folks. And I just wanted you to see, I wanted to give you some examples of how the word "mystery" ends up in the book of Daniel. It's right here on the second line. See? Right? And what's he talking about?

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He's talking about the kind of religious actions that they do, right?

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This fasting and praying to God and asking for vengeance that they're looking to the Lord Most High. Yeah. Yeah.

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What, what are they doing?

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What things are they attracting from the Most High? Yeah.

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They're attracting these specific aspects that pertain to the operation of the mystery.

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Look at that. Okay. Great.

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Great. It's in Daniel. It's Greek.

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It's never, never, never going to be anything other than Greek.

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Take that away. Your religion, your religious history, if you're a monist, which in America is probably 70 percent, I don't know, 60 percent of monists here. Yeah, I don't know. That's definitely the majority. Look at how Christ Trump is exactly the same as Christ Jesus. We have to find out if they were hanging out with underage children, right? It's the same. Who are these guys? Yeah? Isn't that great , people? It's great. That's the trick tonight. You're unwrapping the

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Unreal to find the core of what's real. What's real inside?

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What is it? It's a mystery so influential over time that it governs the language that can

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Hold it. Your language has to be complex enough. Think of it this way. Put the first one from Mother Greek. If you're going to date this lady, yeah, the people of Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, and damn it , if you're going to date this lady, put her there. Okay, you're going to have to really, really make an effort. You're going to have to

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Focus, and you'll have to reach for the stars. You know what I mean? On that one, right?

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It's the process, the process of meeting her, dating her, and getting to know her that will make you a better person. I'm

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Not the only one who says this . People everywhere, not just my students, but people I've studied with, will tell you the same thing.

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It will make you grow. It will give you knowledge in a way that you thought you had already learned, but now it turns out you didn't. It will teach you humility. A student just told me he spent a week on Aristotle. I said to him, "Turn to metaphysics." He's like, "I'm bored." What should I read? Turn to metaphysics. Read some of Aristotle's metaphysics." And what happened? He spent a week on it. He spent a week and then doubted whether he was in the right place. Because intelligence is something that that compiler of the Hebrew

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Lexicon tried to describe to you as an abstraction. The mother tongue, Greek, is the lord, the exclusive cosmic lord of abstraction. And it is that bridge that shows us the invisible. It was that bridge that gave us the secret. If you

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Want to date her, you'll

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Have to rethink who you are. You will have to know yourself. You and I are

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Just a reflection of her reality. Thank you for coming tonight . Do you want to see Thank you for...Oh, I forgot

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Who? Show us. Show us. Chewy. Fantasy. He has something here. Wait, what? Oh, the survey. Poll. Yes. We can't leave without a survey. It's painful. Are we going to restore justice? Now look, 88%, again, that's the same as the last survey. This is the same as in the last survey. The same 88% of very positive people in the Satanic community. And I would vote for that too, right? Who wouldn't want that, right? There are 12% of us. There are 12% of us who are negative realists, and they are

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Like: no chance, because they are watching Abdul. Yes. Yes.

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They are watching. Did you bring a photo? I somehow No, you didn't bring a photo of the genocide. Yes. No need. Yes. No need. If it's not a historical photograph , don't bring what I mean . Yes. Because people, honestly, among us, future historians will be angry at our generation, they will write about us as [ __ ] because of what we do every day, watching people systematically starve, blow up, and shoot. And we don't

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Do anything about it. Truth? This guilt, this guilt is here, right? Oh my God.

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Truth? and thousands of others, right? What about the people of Ukraine? Yes? What about that [ __ ], huh ? You know that all these people are involved in the same pedophile circles, but you love them, go to their rallies, and, of course, support them . You like it. Do you know that all this is taken into account by those who observe? They see all this [ __ ]. It's like a recording, man.

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Exactly. Oh my God. That's why they're called observers, right? Why does everyone on the other side know everything? Oh, you better hope they don't know. You better hope they don't know your generation supported it, huh? Truth, justice, and the American way. It was like that before and it should be like that. Fantasy. Look at this. Some patriot crawled up my ass and crawled back out. Blah-blah. Fantastic people. Glory to Satan.

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Lucifer is the one who brings light. Prometheus carries fire from the black invisible sun. Sugar

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Rock, where the day paints a little more than a red feathered serpent. I wear the hat of darkness, bestowed upon me by the Pharaoh in nemesis with the seal of Saturn. I don't believe in states or borders. I

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Believe in justice, the sword of Nemesis, for the chronicles of the present absent. Glory to Satan. The nation was bought For one shekel, and all the Arabs are free. I wash my captain's wheel.