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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You're going to get fed. >> A perfect view on Satinia. Lady Babylon will never fail you. They do the makeup. Ketchup on bacon. Making a fool for the jewels. Sympathy for the devil on the level. If you're coming through, bring the big bag of dope. Cult of the crow. Super rhymes, they blow. The truth vibrates at a specific frequency. Like a witch I fly. You can see me drifting, puffing purple law in the cuy. Cool and easy. Napal in the morning. Fresh rhymes all the time. The chic of Babylon. Horse

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Riding the swordsman.

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Welcome back to Lady Babylon. Oh my Christ.

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You are going to have Christing tonight like you never thought possible. Oh. Oh, people. And it's so simple and beautiful. Sometimes the writing of the muse is so simple. It just cuts

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To the heart. Boom. That's the kind of simple I like. Now, the kind of simple I don't like is some things we're going to bring to you from, you know, let me just put it this way, people. I'm going to start tonight by feeding you. By feeding you. And tonight, we're going to take a quick look at Myth Vision. Just a couple of words he said.

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Absolutely hilarious and a perfect illustration of exactly who he is and who I am. It's gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. So, I will feed you. But before you get fed, hold on. I'm giving this to you right at the beginning. Before you get fed here, I want you to know that I'm going to take you tonight to Homer for just a second and we're going to have a tribute. We're going to have a tribute to those liar players who brought us this gorgeousness. Oh god, that is metal.

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That is metal, people. I'm going to show you part of Homer that is metal. It's going to give you an image that you Oh, it will heal you from the inside out. Oh, God. Love it.

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And then people, I have something very, very scary. I have something very scary. Do you know what it is tonight? Oh god. Oh god. It's the oracles of Satan. Oh, you heard me say it. You heard me say it, right? What are the oracles of Satan? No, they are a set

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Of prophetic

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Black hole containing power that are set for specific times in history. And we happen guess when guess when. Guess when, satanic congregation, give it to me. Give it to me. Guess when's the time for the satanic oracles to be re released?

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When is it? When is it now? Put them up, Chewy. What are they saying? What are they saying? People, people, be supportive. Be supportive. When do you want the satanic oracles? Shall we take a poll? Who wants the satanic oracles?

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Now

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Yes. Yes. Why? How? It's I don't I don't understand, people. I don't understand. It's just so beautiful. It's so beautiful. And I'm going to bring that to you as a Christ.

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I'm going to bring you things you've never seen. And neither have they. Remember, there's two types of people right now. Those who read ancient Greek and those who say they do. There's a big gulf between them. And that's why we're finding that everybody is now running.

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Each of the members of the brothel have been defeated one by one from the smallest to the champion who learned what a Christ was live on Danny Jones. Ah.

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Who is get No, wait. That's not Did you bring >> No, you didn't bring him. Get him down from there. He doesn't What's he doing? He's early to the party. Right now, we have to look at the dude on the top. At the dude on the top. And why people? Because I want you to be fed. Watch this. Okay. You know what you are, my congregations? You are my little snakies. For anybody out there who has snakes, you'll understand how precious this is. And people, make sure to give your

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Snakes a good long rub tonight. A good long one. Yes. Love it. Right. Until they're pulling so tight you can't loosen them a little bit and keep going. Love it. That's what I'm about to do. I'm about to give you a rat.

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Okay, I'm going to give you a rat. Snit, my snakies, are you ready? You want to feed

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Hubris? What sets up a moment like this, people? For those of you who want Mr. Rogers from hell to give us some kind of cosmic lesson, what's the lesson today? The lesson today, psychological children,

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Is that you cannot open your mouth if you don't know what you were talking about. Are you ready? It's absolutely gorgeous. Let me And it helps to introduce me. It's perfect, right? You learn from this about me and we learn from this about

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Clowning. Clowning. It's the best way that I can put it. Let's look at it, people. Are you ready? Are you ready? Give me the clip. Oh, wait. Before we before we set this up, who before we set this up, Chewy, who is this sponsored running the running the clip here? Hypothetically speaking, this is hypothetically speaking, right? Um, thank you. hypothetically speaking for voicing your opinions, man. Appreciate it. Everybody go and look at them and see what you think. I don't know. Give me your opinions. Let

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Us know. Now, hypothetically speaking, it's going to bring up here um what appear to be what appears to be two people who are way in over their heads. Go ahead and hit it. Yeah, >> nothing to critique there for me, right? But I didn't find there's no Greek in it. >> Like he's selling himself off as a classical philologist. Uh he doesn't his emphasis is on Latin sources and pharmarmacology. He said he spent two years on it. I'm sorry that doesn't make you a classical philologist. That that makes you mean your emphasis is not on the Greek language. There are people who

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Focus specifically on classical philology and linguistics and the study of Greek as a language. He's focusing on on medicine and calling it drugs. >> I also wanted to queue in on get to later with this burning purple and stuff kind of foreshadowing >> and there's bits and pieces through the parts that I watched, you know, just saying it's uh no one found him credible. But I wanted to go through these five people who

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Fantastic his focus is on Roman look the brilliance there was a part of that where myth vision right comes out as head of the brothel and says look it's not Greek the focus is Latin it's got to be right Roman argolatin

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Okay. Okay. Um, who was the author? Who was the author that was my author that I trained to create a master's thesis as a translation of just that author's work on black bile. That was Galen,

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The Roman body physician of Marcus Aurelius, probably the greatest mind of all Western history, the most prolific ancient authority quoting the most ancient sources.

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A genius. In what language? Everybody in satanic congregation, can we please inform the geniuses of myth vision exactly exactly what language Galen is writing in? Can anybody does anybody want Here's a hint. Chewy has given everybody a hint. Would anybody like to guess what language Galen is writing in? Greek people. Do you know what they pull out of Roman libraries? They pull Greek out

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Of Roman libraries. These two people don't know basic reality of ancient sources. They don't know it. They don't even know how a classical philology degree works.

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I'm reading Jayen in order to understand Roman medicine.

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The very fact, the very idea. Do you understand what a classical philologist has to do? You obviously don't. You obviously don't. He focused on Roman medicine. Therefore, you don't do you not understand Marcus Aurelius is the Roman emperor and what is language is he writing in.

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Most people who know would say training in Galen is an elevated and demanding form of classics because one has to master an entirely new second sophistic approach. The re-elevation that kind of started off in the beginning of the second. We're pushing it now. We're trying to create a blow up a world of technical vocabulary. So most people would say somebody who's trained in second sophistic author like Galen is going to is going to have high proficiency. Um certainly for not any dumpster coin a cause any

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Problems. Do you understand me? So um look people these these are the people who sell you source uh kits that you can buy things you can go to their classes we have kicked over all their sources we have kicked over all their sources right they don't understand the basics why

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Because this is their business

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Muse news. It's their business. Do you understand? Your greed stains your soul with a stench of ruin. That rot and that decay are the mark of that idiot swan dive into an unknown lake where you break your neck cuz you didn't think there'd be any rocks underneath.

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Know who you are. Know who you are. Every classics program, satanic congregation, every classics program has both Latin and Greek components. You can major or you can uh focus in an area of either Latin or Greek.

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But you cannot separate the two. Every Latinist has to be able to read Greek and every Hellenist has to know Latin. That's a fact. That's why they go together so well. Latin is like mother great stupid nephew. Right. Right. Very destructive, man. Very destructive. Okay. People are like, "What the hell is he talking about?" I'll show you.

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This is how classics works. You have to master both sides. I happen to pick pick a Greek author to be my guide.

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And what that Greek author showed me was there was a

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And this language was Greek and it was dominant for a long time. And by the side of us came this little Latin speaking culture. Blleh. Rise. Get back in your huts. Right? Who do we set up statues to? People like media

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Because she brings us the technology for the hospitals. Do you understand? Right. So the Latin influence

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Uh has to be taken into account when you consider all of these bumpkins in their huts on the seven hills. You know what I mean? I mean, come on people. Well, they build up. They build to some nice stuff. But let me just impress you for a minute in a way. Let me just You know what I mean? Let me show you this. Are you guys ready? Let me just show you something. H. Okay.

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You You look at any reconstruction of Rome. You look at any reconstruction of Rome when Rome was at her peak and you look start looking at the heights that are involved. How many stories up are they going? And you can tell this from the literature, right? You can tell this from the literature.

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Are you getting up much beyond six, seven stories? You know, they've got some of that, right? Not really.

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By the time Rome is at her height, and don't get me wrong, Romans were great engineers, but not like you think they were. Do you know what was happening in Alexandria 300 years earlier?

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They were building a 35story building, the lighthouse, in the place that they were bringing the academy to the world. something called the museum. Do you know how you get there? Engineering through language.

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I want you to stop for a minute and I want you to think about every discipline of education that you've run across. They're all Greek. Promise you. The Romans had a thing about this and sat around trying to figure out what. Okay, so our ancestors are hut dwellers. Fine. But surely we did something. We did something. And the guy raises his hand and says, "Satire, right? Shut up and sit down. Shut up and sit down." He uses a Greek base to describe as ah

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People. People it's the language that creates the engineering. All right. Do you understand? The superior the superiority structurally of your language will not only give itself a much longer lifespan,

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But it will make it so that it tends to have a very negative impact on weaker, less developed languages. That's a fact. Okay. And that's what Mother Greek does. Look, you can't stand next to Nobody wants to stand next to Mother Greek. Put her up there again. Nobody wants to stand next to Mother Greek. Ladies, what are you going to do? Huh? Is you going to stand next to Mother Greg when she's walking around? No, you're not. Why? Because you know, you might as well be

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Invisible. You might as well be invisible.

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People. Notice the people that I'm featuring tonight. We got one who's mispronouncing using modern Greek and talking in a way about classical philology. He doesn't even understand how the discipline works, right? It's it's kind of funny in a basis and butad sort of way. It's kind of funny, right? for somebody to say, "Oh my god, remember Wes when he told Rogan, he said there were no Roman hospitals in the ancient world." And he's also pushing nobody could read. Nobody could read. Seriously. Seriously,

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That's only something the monists came up with after they burned down all the libraries. Nobody can read.

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Guess why dumb shits? Do you know how much rating there was? You can any classes could tell you [\\h__\\h] man. This culture is built on the power of rating, right? It's built on the power of raiding. Look at Beas and Buttthead selling you $60 a course of [\\h__\\h] from people who don't even read the original.

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Do you understand what is happening here? You're being sold a back alley fantasy and you're only coming out of it with some kind of VD

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From people who are telling you things that they don't even know. Right? Any classicist would tell you, "No [\\h__\\h] he did gay. Hey, let you know you you probably should lay off him. As a matter of fact, we got a there was a comment that hey, I'm a classical philologist. Um, this was in >> No, no, uh, chat. And he said, "Hey, I'm a classical philologist and I can tell you um, you don't know what you're doing. You don't you don't know what you're doing stepping into it with almond first of all and second of all

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It's not going to turn out like you think right people because that classical philologist knows they know right you're going to get slaughtered bra if you don't actually do the work you're going to

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Did they miss the brothel talk to the Braval services the monis? They have to. Where do you think they get all of their cash from? Right. Where do you think they get cash from? It's a simple thing of markets. That's all. Ew. Isn't it gross to talk about? It's like someone saying, "Oh, you know, you just unzip." And it's not that difficult to up with. No, people. No. Uhuh. Nope. I'm the guy in prison. It's like, I don't care. You're gonna have to kill me, right? Go for it. Let's do it.

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I'm not going to take money for that. By the way, somebody tried to send me something. I didn't accept it. People stop. Stop. All right. We cannot exchange money or this becomes exactly what Bring it back up. Do you want this people? Do you want this? Not Not this. This is good. No. Do you want this? Yeah. Go ahead and play it. Are they still Did they talk about that? Keep going. >> Uh, no one found him credible, but I wanted to go through these five people

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Who >> before that. Go a little bit before that. >> Yeah, let's go there. Go there. >> And then I'll get into why that's not really important. this whole legend that he's spinning up about persecution in academia and how his work is being suppressed. You'll see that the the person reviewing his PhD dissertation just said we need more evidence. Like that's a theme here. He just doesn't give evidence. He makes claims that can't be backed up by evidence. I reached out to her to comment on this and she declined. And you know, she she

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Said that that that article didn't really represent her fairly in her opinion. Um because as you can see in those excerpts, he's just claiming that everybody's using drugs, right? And he conflates the medicinal use of drugs for what he considers recreational. But if you go look in these sources, as you're going to continue to see here, they're all talking about medicinal drugs. It's

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>> That you can tell right there. This guy has never read any pharmaceutical text whatsoever. Medicinal drugs. Seriously, that's not how they looked at it. Oh my god. That speaks volumes right there. This guy is not a reader of Galen. I guarantee you he's not. And you can tell from his modern Greek pronunciation that he's an assumptive.

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He's the person who goes in and says, "Oh, because I have some modern Greek, I assume that this is the same as ancient and I can do what I want." People from Greece, I want to remind you people in my program at the University of Wisconsin, which has a top good program, people came from Greece to study classical Greek at that university. Do you understand?

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Don't presume to know anything, right? Don't you never do that, especially in a public debate kind of situation. You should never presume. These two are presumptive outyang. And they don't understand how classics even works. I have read more ancient Greek. Oh, no. I was going to say I have read more ancient Greek than that guy has read English. Promise you. And twice as much has ever read of English. Definitely. Do you understand? This is not just something that I'm selling here. This is a craft, an ancient craft that goes back to these

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Dead Greeks that we venerate. It goes back to them. They created their own dragons to guard Mother Greek. They called them grimarans.

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They were guardians of the Grammata. Do you understand? You didn't think language was sacred until now. Now you're saying it sacred nature. So when a couple of when a couple of clowns because this is clowning when a couple of people come out like this and any any classes can back me up people any classes this can back me up right and of course of course I would never have made it without through my training um without any of the Greeks that came before who wrote um their different

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Medical treatises in Greek and there's Hundreds of years of this stuff, people, right? You are getting the wool pulled over your eyes and somebody's putting a finger somewhere that makes you and me neighbor very uncomfortable.

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Do you understand? Okay. It's very important that Lady Babylon remains unmonetized.

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It's very important. Somebody sent me an email, another email just about that whole thing again. I'm reading this lengthy. It's quite a lengthy email too about what the significance of that is. Well, if you've thought it so much through, that must be why the devil insists,

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Right? The devil insists, right? No back alley stuff for me, right? people. Does anybody have a hat? Did anybody go on a, you know, go on a date with your beloved couple of nights ago and put on my hat?

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[Laughter]

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You know why they wear those hats, right? Oh my god. It's easier to pick them out, man. Right. It just comes out. It just comes out. I hear they're a little more expensive now because of the Crown Royale's tariffs.

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Is that how it's going, people? And that's not politics, people. That's your stupid history. That's your stupid history. But you won't face it. I love the fact that we can do this together. Satanic congregation, give me some. Now, I want to give a tribute. Let's get No, I was going to do some more and make fun of how they obviously didn't understand what they were doing, but I think the point has gone across. Satanic congregation, is that a sufficient? Do you feel full? Do you have a little belly of myth vision

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Swimming around there with a little twist of, you know, suaky or something? Is there a little something in the belly? Oh god. If people knew their own roots, they would be shocked because they're cool, man. They're really cool. Yeah, that's right. That's right. Terra should know that, too. Right. Look up those.

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Find those. Right. There's a lot of good stuff with the cratons. A lot of intelligence. Right now, they are all liars. Right. However, however, right? Um, it's not all of us that support lies. You aren't born supporting lies. You know what I mean? It's not in your DNA. Yeah. To support lies. No. Some people do, and some people aren't uncomfortable doing that, so they don't. Yeah. Yeah.

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They They want more feeding. Oh god. Give me another Give us Okay, people. Don't say that I don't give you what you want. Give me some more play. It's just >> medicine. Drugs are medicine.

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So just to clarify, you're suggesting this already early into this critique is in his professional PhD in the actual academic arena, which is by the way Roman Roman medicinal stuff, which wouldn't that mean it's Latin and not Greek in terms of its special? >> You can go online and purchase his uh dissertation. It's

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Did you hear the gears turning right in his professional PhD thing

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Like a kid who just hadn't had the experience, right? Do you see how that works? Well, it's Roman, so everything should be in Latin, right? um somebody who doesn't have any exposure to antiquity and the languages and these people it's okay because they gravitate towards Gilgamesh right it's okay if you want to go teach Gilgamesh to people

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There there should be nothing that stops you from doing that there should be nothing right there should be nothing that stops you But I don't know, maybe Norman Yaffy, who's a really cool guy that I know who is a uh cutform madman.

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Um maybe he would say, "Hey, don't throw your bums in my discipline. Get them get them out of here." Right. Fantastic. Oh, I love it. You know what I love is flexing mother Greek with other scholars. You know what I mean? They don't say it's Egyptian to me, right? Oh, it's all Egyptian to me. They don't say that, right? There's a reason for that.

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This is Alexandria we're talking about. What language in Egypt do you think we're all talking? We're talking Greek, right? We're talking Greek. I can't wait to talk with Wes about Aramaic.

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I can't wait. I can't I can't wait. It's going to be fantastic, people. And all we're going to do is look at some great text, right? As soon as he stops being too busy. You can only run for so long, right? As a hunter. Look people, I used to go to, let me just be honest with you. I used to go to international conferences with one purpose and one purpose alone. And that was to enlighten my colleagues as to their own ignorance.

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Because I had noticed early on in the field that nobody's reading this the majority of ancient Greek literature that is scientific in one form or another even if it's all the all the way from the giant of music which you would think that they would have studied music extensively. No,

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Right? Oh god. Right.

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What about all of the prescratic philosophy? That's all physics. If that stuff doesn't get you excited in some kind of perverted way, then something's wrong with your circumference, baby. Do you get me? Oh God. It's all there. It's all there.

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[Applause]

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Did you taste that little bit of the Latin coming in there? Right. Right. Oh god. Right. Where did they all go get educated? Anyway, um Oh, by the way, to the guys with the documentary, if you're out there watching,

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Um, wait a minute. Before you leave Samothrace, I want you to stand on the shore and I want you to face Thrace. I don't want you to throw a rock. You can't hit anything, but I want you to follow the straight direction until you get to a place where a cave is shadowed by four,

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Oh, for lack of a better word, fourth thrix spires. Now, these look like penises. And I believe it's intentional. I believe it's intentional. Um I met the archaeologist who did this stuff, found this stuff, right? And um you know,

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You know, B, you know, giant olive on a mat stick of some sort, right? What is that thing? I don't know. Um the bak pine cone head kind of does the trick. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? get one of those stuck in your face by an angry woman who is currently on psychosis inducing drugs and ready for some justice. Nothing is plugging her up. She is completely unconstipated and ready to kill.

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Isn't that awesome? This is the bak dance. Can you imagine lady like that? Imagine 20 ladies like that in a group. Now you've got a chorus. Now you've got a bucket chorus of death. And these ladies carry around snakes cuz this is all about serpents and stones. Do you understand?

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What is that pharmicon of the earth? What is that? What is that clonian element? that is necessary for you to purge. Because once you purge, you can follow Lady Justice.

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All that greed is clogged up your inards. You can't follow Lady Justice. Your guts are full of greed and you can't evacuate them. You got to purge. You got to purge. And the purging, the purging, if you want to ask me, is the fun part because the purging is when they tune the instrument.

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And when she is tuned, she sings. Now, every musician is like, "Yes, blockhead. That is good. Good philosophy." But listen to me people. I'm just the non-m musician trying to comprehend the physics of the universe. The cosmos is what interests me. The organization.

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We have a source tonight. We have a source tonight. The cosmos and the kora.

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Oh, sometimes translated to virgin. I don't like that. I don't like that term because parthonos is not core. You could translate them both as virgin. And you would be technically correct in the sense of the age of the virgin. Right? This is somebody who's just coming into puberty.

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This is the bloom. The Kora has a religious significance to her that the parthonos doesn't. Yeah. The priestesses are always the kora. Do you understand? The very queen of the underworld whose name we don't mention.

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Why don't we mention her name? because she is hidden only to be revealed at specific times. Oh God, this is the Kora. One of the texts that we have tonight is the Kora live is a Coreic text. Let's look at it. Let's look at the first one. People, this is a tribute to No, to give me bring me the Homer. Homer. Oh god. Where'd you There you are, Homer. People, let me just translate some of this for you here. Boom. Boom. And so what happens? Oh, those suitors, you

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Know, those [\\h__\\h] were going about and you know, very crafty dude, Odysius, right? He, you know, he's getting ready for the end, right? And what's he what's he do? He picks up his big bow and he looks it over. And you know how he looks it over? He looks it over.

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Just like when someone who's trained in the stringed instrument and in song very easily stretches out the chord, if you will, the string.

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Stretches it around the collops. Now, the collops, I'm told by dead Victorian classicists, is the pin that um you would put your new string on and then twist in order to set its what?

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Tension. to set its tension.

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What is What are the oracles, people? Did you know this comes from music? Did you know the devil comes from music? I'm about to show you the devil coming from music. It's absolutely gorgeous. And for those of you who didn't know, you know, or may have had a hint, I don't know, maybe you were on a stage somewhere or in some dive playing a gig trying to make your way, right? And you suddenly realize the spark in your mind hits you spin and you said, "Oh my god,

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This is from the devil." And then the thought just kind of floated away because you know he had other things to consider and do. It's very very true people. It's very very true. They're about to show you right here. Bring back Homer. Homer, get your old nuts up here. What did he say here? Right. So you got to think about that liar player stringing stringing that bow. And now he takes it and he strings it on both ends. What kind of string are they using, by the way? Um, inonos.

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They're using that ram gut. Ram gut that is braided. Not technically not braided. You can see it's not my tech. Uh, it's twisted. Technically twisted to make the cord stronger, right? Maybe some musicians are out there. Is that how guitar strings are when you look at them like this, Chewy? Hey, satanic congregation. Are guitar strings

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Uh coiled? >> Are they coiled? It's not just one, right? It's coiled, right? Just satanic congregation, please teach me. Look, people, it's your turn. Don't let me down. Oh my god, they're looking it up. People, yes. Richard says yes. Rainbow, yes. Fan Gandandy says yes. Hey, Gandandy. Nice to see you. Rise alchemy 88. Yes. Okay, they are. And metal ones. Yes. Thank you for the added. Yes. Thank you for the added information. Now tell me this, people. Okay, stop. Now tell me this, people. Is there a reason? I'm

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Just curious. I didn't I wasn't going to do this, but I'm curious. Is there a reason for that? Is there something about the physics of the coiling that does something with the vibrations or something? Is there some kind of thing these ancient Greeks figured out that we also know and put to use in our metal strings? The top strings are single. The lower ones are >> interesting.

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Interesting. Look at this. What kind of principle of physics is going on here? That higher range is the singular. What does that say? Oh, the philosophy of music is amazing. Is amazing. What does that say about life? Oh, frequencies. Yeah, everybody.

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Frequencies and tension, right? The tension in the bow. Back to Odysius. The tension in the bow. People remember Heracitis in his Greek. He's like the harmony of the universe is the tension of the opposites, right? And he's all like explaining how the music's

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Sorry, the m the f the physic and the music go together.

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>> What? Oh, it's Odysius. Oh god. Thanks. Okay. I haven't seen him yet. Look, people, here's Odysius. Do we have him crying on the beach? Okay, people. Crying Odysius. Oh, there he is. Beautiful emotion. Beautiful emotion. people, if you can reproduce this scene, right? If you're going to film the Odyssey or anything from it, I want you to film one of the beach crying scenes when Odysius is all sexed out and drugged from his mind and is in a place where all he wants to do

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Is get away from these trafficking women.

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And he's begging to be released with big tears coming down. I want to go home to my wife.

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I want to go home. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's not funny. It's not funny. I'm sure if I were drugged with aerero poisons and you know things that cause me to hallucinate and to hear your voice in a way that sounds to me like it's the blasting devil himself just full volume

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Right if I want that and I'm using those drugs to get that these are this is you know this Odysius is out in the beginning looking for the poison, right? He's looking for the arrow poison. He's looking to to what his arrows to Christ his arrows. To Christ his arrows. Have you can Christ arrows and you can Christ people. You can Christ people. Fantastic. Now the world is learning for the first time that you can Christ people and we can see people that um the immediate media around us are

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Afraid are afraid. People are sick and tired. People are sick and tired. pastors, teachers, just run-of-the-mill believers are tired of having to face this thing about Jesus and drugs and kids.

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It's not going to end, people. It's not going to end until you look at it right in the face. Right. And thank you for Mother Greek. What was that one you wanted me to see? It was hypothetic. Okay, let's Okay, let's see. Great to have caught you live. Love your dedication. Oh, here's hypothetically speaking. Yeah, thanks for making the video that is objective, right? That is objective. Just the objectivity. You know where I stay ahead of everything, right? You know where hypothetically speaking, you know where

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I stay ahead of the game on everybody else? I'm 10 steps ahead of him. Why is that? Cuz I don't come up with ideas and theories and dogma. I don't have to prop up any theology.

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I've read all uh probably all of Lewis Barry Schaefer's work. I know what systematic theology is, right? They don't even realize what they're dealing with. They don't realize that when they say something like, you know, oh, he's a he's a demon-possessed guy, they're totally undercutting the fact that I've read your theology

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Who was my man? Who was my man? Calvin. Calvin. Oh god, I used to love to read Calvin, right? He used to love to read Luther. Those guys turn me on. You know what I mean? So, they're undercutting themselves by assuming

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Certain things about my education. What I rely upon people above all else is the fidelity of that text. Right? We just look at the Greek and see what it say. Let's go to the finish off with Odysius. We only have two passages tonight, people. I want you to see this one. And I want you to see that um very quickly Odysius is able to string his bow right with his right in his right hand. He picks it up and he tries the nera, right? The string. But this isn't

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Just cord. This isn't like the the scientific word for the substance, right? The naira is what carries the lightning inside of your body. You didn't know there was lightning inside of your body, did you? All right. Right. Well, it is. You have things that run throughout your body that carry the lightning.

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These are the things that we use when we play music. We use the strings.

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Do you know the one thing that the devil wants to possess more than anything else? And it's not your soul. He He doesn't need it, right? He's got plenty. And he's busy. So why would he need more work?

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It's not your soul. Uh-uh. No. What's the one thing the devil wants? I'm going to leave it. I'm going to let you stew. I'm going to let you stew on that. I would take a poll if it were satanic congregation, but I don't want to I don't want to take a poll. We need to look at some Christ thing. Bring back up Odicius and let's see what he's what he what he's doing. He tries the string of the bow and when he plucks it, it sings a beautiful song

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Very much like a Caledonian al. And you say, "What is a an people? What is this? What is an aud?" Remember, we're talking about the bow and we're talking about pulling the string. And what is it we get from the string? Wait, a human voice.

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A human voice. Isn't that odd? Isn't that odd? People, I want you to email a one of your favorite rock stars and ask them. Say, "Hey, um, is there a voice in the strings?" Right? Is there a voice? Let's see what they say. I'm curious. I'm curious. Is there a voice? Well, let's No. Let's keep taking a look at this voice. Don't blow me up. People, look at number two. A sound or a twang of the bow string. Right. Specifically, the twang of the bow string. That's what

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I want you to look at. Now, how do we go from that to 22? Roman numeral number two. Number two, oracle. Oracle. And what is right underneath oracle? Song or ode. Do you see what the history of the Greek language is? It's the history of a bunch of rock stars. It's the history of a bunch of rock and roll stars who are creating societies of freedom.

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Amazing. You think about that for a minute. You think about that for a minute. Why? Because they're using those physics that are so difficult for your average person like myself to wrap our minds around.

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The physics are hard for us to grasp. Yeah. Give it. This is Homer people. And by the way, how much how much Aramaic literature

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How much medicine is there? There's zero. Right? How much architecture? Zero. There there is no literature. Hebrew, there is no literature. It doesn't exist. When Homer, do you see how sophisticated Homer Greek is?

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Yeah. And know that at this time there's no other nobody can even get close to this. And that's why in Alexandria all of a sudden under Egypt, how long did the Egyptians have built some pyramids? Congratulations. Big [\\h__\\h] deal. That's stone upon stone. I've been there. I've seen it. I've been inside the pyramid. And you know what? I'm totally unimpressed. Some very uncomfortable passageways

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And crawlways. Did they jam some gold [\\h__\\h] in there? Very unimpressed. This is not enlightening. This is not technically advanced. People say, "Oh, we can't figure out how they made how they made those things." I can tell you how they made those things. A lot of [\\h__\\h] dead slaves, right? They didn't construct their world in Greek around dead slaves. They constructed it around the beauty of mother Greek. And that's why they are building the way that they are building well beyond where you can go.

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When ancient Greek is coming to life and gathering its strength, there is no Hebrew. There are no texts, there are no prophets, none of that. That is all a late invention of the third and second centuries BC.

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Christianity and Judaism are coming. They're twin brothers born from the same pagan mystery.

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And people say, "How can he be? How can he be the only one to say this?" I'll show you why. Because it's the satanic verses. You right, you peeps. Give me the next one. Not satanic congregation. Give me the Is that the No. Okay. The oracle people. I want you to notice the song. Where do we end up with the bow? We end up in a song that is an oracle,

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A song. This is what the strings are capable of releasing. This is her voice. Beautiful. Absolutely. Thank you, Homer. Thank you, Homer. You rock. And tell all those other dead rock stars that you're metal. Fantastic. Now give me the next. Um, no I want to go to this one people. This is Acts 19:19. And this has come to us at a time chew. I'm throwing you a curveball. But this is coming to us at a time when people are beginning to declare themselves for certain branches of the cult. And one of them is taking out

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Their magic books and burning them. Okay, this is the verse that says kion they burn their biblus in front of everybody.

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Why is that such an important go? Why is that such an important reference? because it's showing us that the cults, the mon cults are actively um backed up by a literary tradition and that a reformer named Paul says, "We're going to stop using the magic. We're going to stop using it." Okay? And not just any magic, but a very specific kind of magic.

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Okay? People, I want to flash a phrase. Screw it. I'm going to give them the climax right here. People, it's Yeah, it's been already an hour. Do you need some climate? You need some Give me the the yellow. Give me the stuff in yellow. People, what does this say? I just want you to translate. I know this is out of context. You don't know who wrote this. You don't you you don't know when it was written. You don't know for what reason it was written, right? But what is it

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Saying in Greek? What is it saying? Look at the last word. Christing. Christing, right? We'll read it backwards like a good Satanist. Christing what? Christing with a pharmarmacon. Right. This is pharmarmaccoy. Right. Christing with the drug of what? Aarius.

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What is aarcia in the nominative? Right. Somebody corrected me once because my mind puts things into the nominative case automatically because that's how we memorize vocabulary when we're in our intensive course, right? So, um, that's the way it is. So, if you'll notice me doing that, don't try to correct me. You'd be wrong in correcting me because what I'm doing is I'm giving you a different case. I'm giving you the lexical entry, right? So, do you see how when people don't know what they're doing, like bring him back like this guy

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With the with the other people? There we go. Right. When you don't know what you're talking about, you don't have any experience in the field, you don't have any training, it's very easy to be hubristic and to just open up your arrogant pie hole and say something that is laughably wrong. Every classist is giggling now. Every classes because they know you stepped in it and you look terrible. You look terrible and you all of your ladies of the evening. I know we've bruised them up. They've all looked terrible.

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You must be taking a real uh You know, it must be tough, man. It must be tough. I understand. I understand. Do you think get back out there, right? People, do you see what we can do with just the Greek? That's all we have to do is bring the Greek. Bring back that yellow. What are we Christing with? We're Christing with drugs that are athartic.

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That are athartic. What is that? That's the alpha primitive on the front. Right? We're not having corruption.

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This is one way of expressing in English what you and I call immortality. Because if there is no degradation of the elemental tissue, then there is no aging.

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Wait a minute. What? Yes, we are Christing with the drug of immortality.

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Now, do does this sound odd to you? You knew that immortality was associated with Christing. It's why everybody jumps up and down and says eternal life. You knew there was an echo there, right? It's not eternal life. It's ionic life. But the ionic life is part of the immortal.

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The invisible around you is only that impression. It's the impression of that immortality as if you and I are on a flat screen, a movie. Do you understand? Those impressions don't catch us,

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Right? They're multi-dimensional. Fantastic. We capture those impressions and we call them adola. Adola you see how the surfing the rift works there's a physics in at play here right how do I know these things because these people wrote so much people have been reading this stuff for 35 years I'm I never have to duplicate I never have to duplicate right it's it's constantly new new here new there oh who's this guy right oh Who's Who are these ladies? Bunch of lyric poetesses. Oh god, nobody told me about these

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People, right? Who are they? Who's this? Who is this doctor?

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Could it be that the name for physician is originally a female expression

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Associated with a female gender?

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Oh, media. Fantastic. Oh, God. I love it. It marks the language, people. It's the sexy inside story of Greek. And that's not what these people read. Do you think this person bring it back up again, bro? Do you think this person has ever become intimate with ancient mother Greek? Do you think he had? Look at him. Look at him. That's all people. That's what I'm asking you to do. Look at the people who were saying Ammon is not correct. Look at them. And who are they? None of these

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People is intimate with mother Greek. I wish you had brought some of them tonight. Only their other Oh, because last time you gave them passage, right, people, I don't want you to be fooled. I don't want you to be fooled. You have to retain. You have to receive and retain accurate information. The second I open my mouth and give you an idea I have, forget about it. It's we're done.

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Right? That's why when people ask me what is your belief in X, Y, or Z, it's totally faking irrelevant. It's totally irrelevant. You can't be a leader of cult people if you don't demand anything from the people or if you don't give them anything.

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Right?

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It's natural physics. And when you get that peculiar combination of chemistry that creates the explosion, right? And people can see the past. They get just a a second of that light from that explosion to illuminate everything. And all of a sudden, you don't live in the world that you thought you did. A Christ is not what you thought it was. Yeah. And it turns out it's not good. It turns out it's a vehicle for harm in the wrong hands in the hands of somebody who might rightfully get crucified.

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What a vision. People think for a minute. Keep Jesus up there. Think for just a minute. Yeah. What if he deserved it? Why didn't anybody ask that question? This man's a lunatic. Didn't somebody along the way wake up and go, "Wait a minute. He got what? Isn't that a crucifixion? That's like a public execution, isn't it?" Like, you know, you got to be guilty of something for that kind of stuff. Don't they have laws for that kind of stuff? Is there any chance that, you know, he

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Just didn't get a good defense attorney and they nailed him because he was he was with naked kids at the rise sunrise sunrise naked boy service with Jesus Christ in Mark 14:51 and 52.

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Yeah. Yeah. They want what you've got. Yeah, they do. They do. Right. And that's the beautiful thing is I don't know why I'm getting it because, you know, it's not like they couldn't you couldn't have a better package. You know what I mean? You couldn't have a better allaround being to receive this beloved voice. And I think it's because I'm such a I'm such an obstinate romantic that it's only the voice of the muse that matters, man. It's only the voice of the muse that matters. Let's show you

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What we mean, right? Let's show those people what satanic congregation means. Yeah. Bring that one up, people. This is your This is your weapon. Back out again. This is your weapon. You're Christing with a drug. And when they say drug, they can mean concoction. Even though the noun is singular, they can mean plural as in a compound. Right? So a com something made a multicomponent compound. That's what I'm trying to say. And what they're doing is they're Christing with this compound that is ethartic. And that is why the Eida

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Priesthood is able to induce agelessness in its na drakina.

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You didn't know that Salame was so special, did you? You didn't know. You thought, well, we're just all perverts. Herod and all of his leading famine, they're all perverts. You know what I mean?

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No. Uhuh. This is the na, as we've seen from the text, not from our own ideas, but from the text, the naadraina is there in that bloom. And that bloom is not just our, you know, our our bloom of youth. Okay? It's not just that. It's augmented.

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It's augmented. This is an oracular bloom. This is an eracular bloom with agelessness as a side effect. Think about that for a minute scientifically people. Okay, I know you're sitting at home and you think, huh? You know, genes and aging and this and that and reverse transcriptise.

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Give it to them, right? Oh god, you see all this old technology, right? You're thinking about this approach.

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What if the medicine is hitting upon an aspect of health that is agelessness? Best described as agelessness. What if there is something so special mentally about this person who has been put through this kora who has been put through the process of becoming the oracle? What if there is something special and elevated about it? Something that can ex inspire us with a holy pelma

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With a holy spirit. This is the writer of creation who is now inspiring directly. This is the invisible made visible. And why would we want to do that? Because these are the satanic verses.

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These are the satanic oracles. Are you ready? Give me the next text. Let's Let's go ahead. Let's go ahead and give me Yeah, people were gonna take a peek. Yeah, give me that other one first. People were going to take a peek in one of these books that the the the cultist started burning under the instruction of the reformer Paul, right?

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How do these books, you know, how do these books really really uh

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Expose us to the physics of the magic and drugs? Look how it opens up, right? Isis, look. Here she is. We're going to start with Isis saying these things. Isis Pon poured out a drink for Horus. And what kind of drink is this? This is a sweet or very pleasing ambrosia.

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Do you understand? This is the top shelf. Top shelf ambrosia. If you don't know where ambrosia is from, you haven't been watching Lady Babylon. Do you remember what we do with ambrosia? People, we Christ. We Christ with ambrosia. Do you remember the text that talk about Christing with ambrosia? And what does that ambrosia do? It confers upon us immortality.

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Now, if you haven't been there, it's because you haven't been initiated. Do you realize why people came away from elusis and said, "Damn, I wish I'd have learned that when I was, you know, younger. I wish I'd had a time that I could have come to this knowledge." Right? Once you can see beyond,

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You don't need your vision. Dragons are blind because they see.

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Oh god. Oh god. Stare into the shirt on my back. Who is that? Who is that drunken

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Completely aroused ancient Greek divinity? Oh, he's Selena's baby. Oh god.

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Oh god. Did you see the belly on that guy?

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Right. Isn't No. Right. Were you there? We're there. Right. Get on the throne, people. Okay. Now, I want to give you the weird stuff. Are you ready? Isis is pouring out. What? She's pouring out a drink for Horus, which is the sweet stuff, baby. It's the ambrosia. They get this custom, right? Souls receive this process. It says souls receive this custom

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Do you understand what Isis is doing? She is creating for you a portal for the logos. This is the holiest expression of the logos.

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Now, if if you're sitting there, you say, "Wait a minute, that sounds Christian." Of course it does. Of course it does. Christianity is a mystery cult that comes from the worship of Isis among others.

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It's she of the many names who is the head of the mystery, the prime, the akidna, the one who creates the burning. Do you understand? Oh god, isn't it gorgeous? Okay, now give me the second weirdness. Now people, I want you to help me with this with this weirdness cuz this we're starting to get into the place, you know, when the you're sitting there and the text you're kind of having this indirect dialogue with your text

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And you're like, what are you going to show me next? Oh yeah, take take that off. Right. Stand over there. Oh yeah, let's see the sunlight coming on that adverb. Right. Bring that up. Oh god, what a sexy adverb, right?

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When you're getting into it. I got lost there in Mother Greek. Give me, go ahead and bring the passage. What is he saying, people? Right. I want you to hear the voice of Hermes and what Hermes says. It starts right here. His quote. He says, "Oh, Whoops." Oh,

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[Music]

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Wait. Books. There's going to be books in this thing. Yes. Not only are there books, but they're books that he is talking to.

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They're books that he is talking to. These are Hermes aartic works. He has energized them as an angulos or prophetes as a prophet. He has energized them. Do you see? Oh, it's fantastic. What do these guys do? It's on their hands. They use the burning.

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They use the flames of Matia. They use that power themselves. What are they? Christ that Christ was the drug of immortality.

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The fire is the purifier. If the fire doesn't make it go away, nothing will. You're left with the original. Do you see how the thinking is right? Apply that to all the sciences that they're involved in just with the metal work, right? Start thinking.

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Here we go. Look at that. We got booted again. Should I take this? No. Let's go ahead and and wrap up this passage cuz this is the one people. This is get it's Hold on. It's going to get a little bit creepy, right? It's going to get a little bit creepy. Um yeah, these you know what do they really mean to this guy? Well, he epic.

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He really is in charge and makes things work when he's Christed, right? These books are full of this immortality. They are asapantos.

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Right? What are they? They're without any sort of decay. Rotting, right? This spans. How long does this non-rotting span? It spans the entire ion.

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What does he say? Hermes says, "Listen books. I want you to remain immortal for all time. I want you to be imperceptible, unseen,

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To everyone who's about to walk the way of the earth.

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They're invisible, people, until Wait, it says until. Yeah, it it says until. Are you ready for this? Blow it up. Jew until when. Arisonos.

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Wait, until what? Until which time? As the elderess, the elder Saturn does what? Brings into existence the sustainata

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That are oxia. Wait, what? Susta? What? What? What are those? Oh, here. I've got to look this one. I've got to show show people. People, I need your help. Here's Saturn. Right. Here he is. Hello there, Chewy. Why do you make Saturn a bow hunk? Right. You see a Is that That's an old term. Nobody uses that anymore. Go back to the 80s, old men. They're calling for their terms, right? What were we? Hang on. What? Where was the other one? Where was the text?

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>> Yeah, I need the text. Boom. Okay, people. Look here. This is the term we're looking up. This is the term we're looking at. We're

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St What is the stma people? What is it that comes out of hiding? Until what time? Until what's the event? Right. The event will bring forward the sustain.

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Here we go. Okay. Now you're gonna have to refresh it and blow it up. Now people, I need your help. I need your help. We're at a juncture when the satanic verses are hidden and they're only ready to come out in a specific time. No, wait. Oh, I knew if we didn't bring Timmy, I wouldn't have any outlet. People look at this word in great systemma.

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The whole compounded of several parts or members a system. Okay. What is a system? Is it a composite whole right here? It's a soul and body. Some kind of composite. Okay. Look at B. Composition. Look at number two. A constitution, right? Your government. That's a sustain, right? It can be a flock or a herd or a college of priests or what what is this in music? Because I think this is the only one that really hits home with me. But I and I think it's because I asked

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Someone and that someone happened to be um uh uh nice enough to tell me explain this to me. But look at number six in music the system of intervals. All right. Think about your scale, your inharmonic scale or your octacordic scale. But then look at B. This is your strain.

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This is your strain within the music. What kind of musical strain do you have? That is where is your tension?

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Where is your tension?

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Odysius strings the bow creates the tension that sends death and justice into the world. The bow is the liar. It is the stringed instrument whereby the storm brings death.

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The storm is the beloved of the Ikidna.

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Where did those strings belong? Do they belong with Zeus?

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They would if Zeus were ruling, but we all know he isn't because Yahoo is sitting on the throne. So where must the strings then naturally vibrate? They must vibrate. They must move toward the storm.

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That word for storm is the name of the lover of Akidna. She is the mystery.

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She is very much the Saturnian oracles. that are now to be revealed. Isn't that fantastic? Don't you love that? And where do you think we're going to get those? Where do you think we're going to get those? Yes. Right out of the bosom of Mother Greek. Right out of the bosom. Yeah. Yeah. What's that? Yes. Typhon, somebody said it. Oh, you love it. You love it, don't you? Where are the strings of lightning?

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Do you know what they said about Bacus? When if you are an artist, if you are an artist tonight, and there's a lot of you, right, who would feel comfortable saying, "Yeah, I'm an artist." What about it, bro? Remember

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That she gave birth in the lightning. Bacus Dionis is the result of she who births in the lightning. If she hadn't done that, he wouldn't be who he is. You think the oracle is some kind of fortune teller? No, the oracle is the creator of history.

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And you have just been watching her work. This is what the Greek brings us. These are the weapons. These verses, these satnian, satwarnian, satanic bakic verses are the downfall

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Of monism. Thank you for coming tonight. I want to give a special thanks to Satanic Congregation for coming out on a atypical Thursday evening. Right. We're going to have another episode tomorrow and I'm going to have my first live person here and uh my first live guest and I only have one microphone that's working right now. It's a tiny one. Um, so I'm gonna share it back and forth, but we don't care because I want you to see this person, right? I want you to see them and realize, oh, right,

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This is just like anybody else. Nothing, right? It's gorgeous. This is the museum, people. Welcome. Welcome. Fantastic. And a shout out before we leave, a special shout out to Iron Danny Jones. Did you bring a Oh, Chewy. Oh my goodness. No, no, no. Every time from now on, I want to iron Danny Jones. Bring it. Bring up his image. We must have his image quickly. No. From YouTube. Summon his image. People, by the way. Oh, here's what I want to do. I want to play this clip. Iron Danny would not mind if I

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Play a clip. Where's the one with the admiral? That that that short clip. Did Did everybody see this? He's um this is Iron Danny Jones taking um schooling. He's schooling the Danny Jones is throwing Play-Doh at people, right? He's throwing the at people. He's throwing.

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>> You will be pleasantly surprised by the efficiency of his strokes, his movements, his takedowns. You got to watch this thing. Watch the admiral. It's the latest one out. And he starts solon. He starts throwing Solon. What kind of person throws Solon at somebody when they're coming in because they're talking about Atlantis. And Danny knows that Plato is the biggest jackass liar of history. He knows that. He knows they knew it in antiquity. Right. So Danny's on top of it. Fast. Fast. I told you Danny adapts, right? He It's

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Like his It's like his The thing I really like is it's like his show is his university. It's not for you and me, right? It's his studio. And what's he doing? He's just assembling this like giant picture of the world through what he's doing. And he's educating himself while he's doing it. And now he's giving back to the people. Bum bum bum. You know what that is? That's good journalism.

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That's good history. And I admire that. I admire that. So I am hopeful that Wes Huff and what's his name? Who's that? Who's the who? Huh? Alex O' Conor. Alex O' Conor and Wes Huff. You know, why don't you guys come meet me and with Danny Jones, right? I'm sure Danny Jones would have little problem seating you at his table, right? And then it's more comfortable. And what a what a discussion that would be. You know, and is Okconor an atheist? Is that what how he classifies

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Atheist, a Christian, and almond, right? And a and a demon-possessed guy, right? They won't put Satanist because I'm not a Satanist, right? People are, "Oh, God, please. No, I want nothing to do with Satanists. Please,

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Right, right." People are like, "What? Hail Satan." If you understand that, hail Satan. You know what I mean? If you feel that, hail Satan. I get it, right? You're the crazy one. It's just logic he's applying there, people. Right. Okay. Fantastic. Hail Satan. Um, Danny Jones, thank you.

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Thank you for the opportunity. No, it's okay. Oh, you've got it loaded up. Go ahead. Go ahead. Play a little bit of Danny Jones. We actually have a special project I can't talk about to go somewhere that your podcast has talked about. I'll just say that. A uh ancient site underwater.

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>> An ancient site underwater that I've talked about. >> Yeah. Uh, >> so >> with with man-made stuff underwater, >> we we're gonna we're gonna go map it and put a ROV on it, okay? >> And try to date it and and confirm its existence. And I just I'll leave you at that. >> There was a story that came out. I heard recently, >> who told me this, that there's I don't know if this was like special information I shouldn't talk about publicly,

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But I heard that Oh, no. There was an article There was an article in the Jerusalem Post actually about uh they're they're making some sort of a movie about a discovery off the coast of Spain. They think it could be Atlantis. >> I saw that. Was it Spain? >> I think it was off the coast of Spain. >> Yeah, I read about that and I don't think it's right. >> Why not? Well, uh, and and this is if you do if you read that's >> if you read

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>> Kadis, >> uh, Plato's dialogues, uh, where all that information, he he puts out a lot of information on the very specific >> Yeah. >> location of it. And so I I don't think it was that close to Spain. >> No. No. According to what Plato wrote, um it was most likely um

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What is that chain of islands called? What's the chain of islands called? That's off the coast of It's It's kind of off the coast of of Spain. It's like in the Atlantic. Uh Azors, the Azors. Um my buddy Randall Carlson, who talks a lot about this stuff. He's he's been trying to put together an expedition to go out to the Azors for a while. Um it's a fascinating looking place. That would be a fun place to scuba dive. >> Yeah. >> Um

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>> But uh Yeah. Yeah. The the problem with the Atlantis stuff >> is that Are you familiar with the chain of transmission? >> No. >> With Atlantis? >> No. >> Okay. Are you familiar with the chain of transmission? You know, wait a minute. Did you see what happened there? He's going from interviewer asking you questions and getting your expertise. Now he's going to school. He's going to school. He's going to talk about Plato and Solon and whatnot and end up telling you basically why Plato is full of shite,

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Right? And it's absolutely gorgeous. That's all we need. It's absolutely gorgeous the way he does, right? And it's people, what is it? Um, I if Danny were doing what he was doing for money, we wouldn't get that, right? That's not how Danny operates. He's seen that side of money. He's not interested. He wants to do something right

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And good and metal. Right. And good and metal. And that's exactly what he does. And that's why you get this moment in time when he is throwing solon and play-doh at this admiral. Look out admiral. Look at here it comes. Oh god. Right. That's somebody who's not playing games and trying to merchandise.

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All right. Tonight we've seen the people who really don't know and they mislead. They mischaracterize and they and they they thieve. They take what you have from you. That's not me. This is a craft. And finally, the craft is coming forward. You know, somebody said something the other day that really humbled me, right? They said Om has done for classics, right? what nobody else has been able to. He's brought it to the for a place for people to see it, for people to want to reach and connect to it. And why is it

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These Bible scholars can't do this? Because people, let me just say this once, they are uninspired. Did you know dispiration is a curse? Right? I can cause you to be inspired and I can cause you to be uninspired.

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That is the power of the oracle. Fantastic.

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Okay, people. I'm going to leave you on this cliff and I'm going to warn you. What you have seen has changed your reality. Thank you for coming tonight. I'll see you tomorrow. Hail Satan. Drugs in your eyes, drugs on your face, drugs in your hair, drugs to the taste. Golden spirals, mathematics, omnipresence, ionic. There's a reason why people like to get high when the darkness kisses you. Lucifer bring the light. Media the sorceress bartending at the lounge getting the concoctions right. Mixing up something special for you. Tiki bar voodoo. Vampira coming Through. Making Doritos out of fools. Corora Nemesis Explorer.

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