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20260430-First Guitarist
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It's in the strings. >> [music]
>> Sing me a death lullaby. >> [music]
In my veins. [music] Cast out demons. They will be fabricated. They will be subservient. >> [music] >> They drink the death and deep sea drug. It will not hurt them. >> [music]
>> Oh, welcome back to Lady Babylon. You're going to love this, and I am going to be humbled right in your presence tonight, satanic congregation. I am going to be humbled before the God himself.
The son of God will go to see his father. Love it, people of the strings. I'm talking to you tonight, and I need your assistance. I know that there are masters among us. I know that the congregation holds the heroes of the strings. Do I need to mention them? No, I do not. I merely call upon your wisdom. I need your help tonight to translate a Greek passage that kept me all day. Oh God. [screaming] Oh, it strained my brain, people. You better be ready for this one tonight.
The new reality I see now. God, are you ready for the new reality, people? Oh, we're going to talk. We're going to talk about a class here, people. I have managed to find two people of your ranks, from your ranks, congregation, who are worthy and honorable,
And ready to proceed with training. What are we doing? A companion intense reading group, where we will find every crack, crevice, and orifice.
The most intense from the beginning to the end, the very first night. We will start with Homer and end >> [sighs and gasps] >> with those Byzantine nerds talking about drugs, sex, and history.
>> [Sighs] >> And what is the mystery, people? By the way, if you get a chance, shout out to Bruno. Bruno is working on more documentary, people. Stones [snorts] and serpents. You've got to give him a shout out. He's documentary. He deals with me. My God.
People, tonight everything is in the music. Everything is in the music. Now, I don't know about you. Congregation, I am hungry and I want a quick appetizer, and I bring this to you just succinctly
To anchor you within the now. Do you understand what are we looking at? We are looking at the Tartarus of the child rapist looking into the mirror. Those of you who follow the great god, the son of Teeny himself, oh,
You will know and hear his voice tonight. Did you bring Teeny? Mother of Dionysus, yes. Chewie, bring her up. Bring your imagery. Shamboozledly, doozledly. Boop. Look. Oh, [sighs] god, people. What am I bringing you tonight? I'm bringing you the lightning. You're going to love it, but we need a taste of something first. We need a taste of justice, people. Watch the child rapist
Look into the mirror of Nemesis herself. This is gorgeous. This is the power of the Bacchic frenzy. Are you ready? Are you ready for the Bacchic frenzy? Who else are we going to see the Bacchic frenzy in?
Who else? Go ahead, put it Put it on the Where else is the Bacchic frenzy? Ah. >> [sighs] >> Wow. Okay, people. People, we're going to see it beautifully come together in a gorgeous
Vision of inspiration, a vision of music, people. And this is where I need you technicians tonight. Because I am sorry, but your craft is beyond me and your education and your brain, I'm talking to you guitarists out there. Right? Those of you who surf the tension of the string, do we have those, Chewie? Do we have any of those? Put them in the put them in. People say say tell me you surf the tension of the string. Let's feast
On the soul of the wicked. Hit it, Chewie.
>> He writes this quote, "Administration officials, they are targets." And he also wrote this, "I'm no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes." What's your reaction to that? >> Well, I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would because you're you're horrible people, horrible people. Yeah, he did write that. I'm I'm not a rapist. I didn't rape anybody. Uh oh, you think you think he was referring to you? Excuse me. Excuse me. I'm not a pedophile. You read that crap
From some sick person. You should be ashamed of yourself reading that cuz I'm not any of those things. I was never Excuse me. Excuse me. You shouldn't be reading that on 60 Minutes. You're a disgrace.
>> And who is it? Who is it that is the disgrace as he looks into the mirror? Do you see the fury? Do you see Talos? Do you see the fury? Did you know the muse was right at work in front of you? Ow. God, suck it. Suck the soul. God, that face, people. What a moment in the now. Capture the face. I want to go back. Capture his face again right when he is slapped with the reality of his own reflection.
Are you ready, people? I'll pause it right at that peak. Excuse me. Back at the beginning. >> rapist and traitor to coat >> That was all it took >> Okay, here we go. >> Hey there, Baldy.
>> How do you get that smooth? >> He writes this quote, "Administration officials, they are targets." And he also wrote this, "I'm no longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands with his >> I missed it. I missed it. >> longer willing to permit a pedophile, rapist, and traitor to coat my hands >> There it is. See how he looks? He looks at us right in the [\\h__\\h] soul. That's him. That's him being faced with the mirror, the reality of being a child rapist.
Child rapist. People, welcome to Tartarus. This man's health and safety are very important. He must be kept here for the sake of Nemesis. He must be kept here looking right into the mirror. So, pray.
Pray for the health of Pentheus. Pray that he may see himself.
Ah, God. Ah. Ah, God. Love it. People, you've got to suck that energy. Are they sucking it? Put up Satanic congregation. Just let them Let them freely roll, people. Did you like the ad? Did you like the Oh, God. This hors d'oeuvres. Oh, God. People, appetizers. That's what I was looking for. I'm so Look, people. If the appetizer is that good, how good must be this beautiful banquet that we've come to tonight. You're going to love it. Now, I'm going to have to be humble though
Because this is advanced stuff and I want everybody at the congregation to help me tonight. I'm going to take us on a little journey. Chewie, give me starts about here. Give me this one. Yeah. People, I want just want to start you out with salvation. I want you to see salvation and where am I taking you? I'm taking you to a physician. Look people, I just want to see people. For those of you who look here, here's a Christ thing. Here's a Christ thing with something called a soteira.
Oh God, don't you love her? Ooh. Yeah. What is she? What is that drug? It's an antidotos. There you go. Right, Philon. You [\\h__\\h] Philon, what did he do? He created it, passed it on. These doctors that rock. Give me the next one. I want to warm you up people. Are you ready for this? Do you know who Athena is? Who is telling us Who is telling it? What people, watch. There is method to the madness, please. There's a method to the madness, but I have to bring you to the music first and then I'm going to hit you with something
That I don't understand and all of you god damn musicians >> [sighs] >> you're going to figure it out. And we will declare the master of surfer of those waves to be the one and only king. Do you understand? >> [sighs] >> Martha, we need your vote. Fantastic.
Give me the next one. People, what do I I want you to fall into a place now. Just look at this Athena. Athena estigma so. Now, this is grammarian stuff, people. Oh God, this is like late Hellenistic grammarian stuff. Athena What is she? She comes She comes from that verb so. How's that? It's from say lanto, which means and its future is theso. I'm translating. Right, people? [laughter] Listen to how they're talking about their own language.
It's a verbal noun is thene, right? Oh God. And with that alpha, the thing we call the alpha privative the stetical alpha What are they doing? They're putting that negative on it. She's the one who does not nurse.
Do you understand who the virgin is? Who is the virgin, people? You just got the definition. I want to interrupt this broadcast with some Junius. And I want you to see something that Junius has done
For us. For us. Chilly, can you take us to the website first? Go there, people. Check this out. We will post it for you to be able to see and to enjoy. Here we have your journey into the first Christ.
People, was the first Christ in history a woman? >> [sighs] >> Where does it start? Look at it. It's very well written, people. Her name was Metis. This There's the description. What am I looking at? This website explores ancient sources that describe Medea as a master of pharmaca, drugs, medicines, and ritual substances.
And asks a provocative question. Okay, here's what Are you ready? Could Medea represent the earliest example of a technical Christus in recorded history? >> [sighs] >> Isn't that gorgeous? Give them one Give them one more. People, I want you to go through this and I want you to see how simple and accurate. Now, it's because this is being written, composed, produced
By a poet. We're going to see that tonight. Is this the Satanic music? Do you know what I found tonight for you, children? Children. >> [laughter] >> Children.
>> [Sighs] >> What have I produced? I've produced the lightning. Are you ready? You're about to see the song of Satan. Oh, people, did you know that exists? Poetry. All of you who are watching these channels of [\\h__\\h] who talk about Ugaritic
And Inky Doo. Oh God. And pyramids. Oh, get them, too. They only had 19,000 words, dogs. Those Egyptians? In 2,000 years, they only got to 19,000? They had more than that. They just couldn't express it with that stupid writing. People.
Why didn't you stick with the experts? The grammarians are right there. That's a Greek word, you know. Right. What is the question? The question is have you heard the song of Satan? Did you know, people, there is music of Satan? Now, nobody's going to be able to bring this to you because of all the stupidity of what Satan is.
>> [Sighs] >> God. Oh. Oh, God. Where is that Saturnian homeland? Are there any sickles out there? Give me the next one. People, here's your antidote formula. For you [\\h__\\h] who want the science, suck it. Here it is. Go ahead, suck it down. It's an antidote called salvation.
Where do you think they got all of this stuff? Okay, that's enough. Flash away the ingredients. Make them go back. People. The next one, Chewie. I'm calling on the sickles. We're about to go to another I want to go to a guitar artist. Right? Oh, God. No, I don't mean guitar artist. People, please. Humbly forgive me. I mean master of the strings because that's what these texts say these special people are
Masters of tension. Oh, God. [sighs] Oh. It's gorgeous. Makes me aroused intellectually. Bring that one up. Oh, God, one more and then I want to play some genius, some actual string tension. Right? I'm going to bring it to you, people. It's got to be rhythmic, right? Do you understand me? This is orgiastic, right? Who is this? Oh, God, wrong quote, but that's okay. It's Chirpander. >> [laughter] >> What is he? He is the one who created the heptatonic strings.
People, musicians, I hear from these Greeks that the heptatonic strings have endings. They're outside of They're like their boundaries.
There are some stuff going on using that basic physics to explain how everything works. Let me show you exactly what I mean. The song of Satan, people.
Um if you didn't know it existed, which you didn't, cuz all of you watching those morons, those morons, people. God. They don't have these, you know, they don't have access to these texts, right? They don't know. They don't know. We cannot blame them, people. We're the museum, and we're here to preserve it and bring it to them. So, we devote our efforts to those we torture in Tartarus. Ah, God. I live upon your madness. I thrive. I drink it like an essence. Oh God, eventually you will pop. You will
Pop and find your complete total insanity. Ow. God. Love it. Now, for those of us who actually have material, let me show you. Nice kithara there. That's a good one. That's a good one. I like that. >> [sighs] >> Is that the heptatonic string? This heptatonic strings, people, seven tones. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Alpha.
All right. Epsilon Eta Iota Omicron, Upsilon, Omega.
So, this is the complete heptad. From that tone, we have to find the perimeters, the boundary people. We're looking for that because we're going to show you tonight what Greek is. Greek is music.
Music is Greek. The incarnation of the muse herself. Oh God.
You musicians keep sitting there cuz you know all the scale stuff and okay, it's going to get complicated. Give me the next one. That was just an ancient guitarist people who wanted to rock from hell. That's what he's doing. Next and the rock next, rocking from hell. Oh, people, what is the tone that we're talking about? Now, remember these are Greek terms. I told you music is Greek. Nobody believes they're like, "No, you cannot do this. Universal. [\\h__\\h] you." What is tone, people? What is tone? That way by which a thing
Is stretched. tonos. Look at the verb taino, to stretch. Who are those who stretch? These are [\\h__\\h] Titans. Do you understand? I'm calling [clears throat] upon you musicians, you sons and daughters of God.
>> [Sighs] >> People it's the tension that is life. The tension. Do you understand? Keep going. That's the tone. A heptatonic, what is this definition? Tell me. People, musicians, please. If this is full of hoo-ha, please. A heptatonic scale, now I can confirm that I read some things that look like where this probably derived its information. Anyhow, a heptatonic scale is a musical scale that has seven pitches or tones per octave.
You see where that borderline comes in? That's that eighth. Examples include the diatonic scale, including the major scale and its modes. Notably, the natural minor scale or scale or the Aeolian mode.
Those of you who love Sappho, the 10th muse, right? Watch her birth. The [sighs and gasps] melodic minor scale, like the Aeolian mode, but with raised sixth and seventh ascending. Now, if you understand that and you can comprehend, I am very glad for you, but ah, when the muse comes and gives you such beauty, sometimes it's hard. You know what I mean? It's hard to sit there and do anything but just kind of absorb and try to take as much in as possible and say, "Yeah, okay."
Oh God, you would musical people, just wait. Keep going. Where's the next? People have been questioning Saturnian and his creation of Satan, and I want you to see what that row is doing. I want you to see it and know it. And how am I going to do that? I'm going to take you to the place where it all begins. This is where we find the evidence. This is Oh God, I miss historian. First BC. This is before Jesus. He says, "Go on and find the Saturnian
But ion. What? >> [sighs] >> Do you see in the yellow, Saturnian? Right? What is that? That's where the Sicels live. Sikelon. Do you understand? Where do they worship the virgin? Oh, these people. Hell yeah, they do, but their version is Circe,
Ow. God. It's Saturnian. Now, people, how do I know that this is connected with the Echidna priesthood? Because next slide. Because of this. Look. Look That's not That's not the the next one. Next one. No. Is that it? Oh [sighs and gasps] God. Go back to it. Go back to that last It's out of place. Go back to that last one. No. Go back. What about that? Those are the right pictures. Fantastic. Go there. Okay, bring that one up again. People, the Saturnian
The Saturnian ion. If you go look up if you plug in ion there, you're going to find what? It is Ea, the place where Medea is the virgin. She is the Scythian made herself of Ea.
Do you understand? That is it right there. Now, you're saying, "Wait a minute. I thought it was translated there by you, knucklehead, as land or country or something. Right? Yes, that's how I translated it. So, you mean the very same place that is the grounding for the Echidna cult? Where Matia and Cersei and Hecate rule?
You mean all of that tech and all of that power from this Sicilian base is having that influence, bringing that Christ? Yes, the first Christ they told you. Go to journey and look at the Look at it, people. It's just all printed out. Just all printed out perfectly. Put it up there. Bravo to the poet.
Bravo to the poet, right? Look at he's got the Greek verb there, trio, there it is. Right? Here's Christos, right? Right, oh fantastic in the ancient world, right? Oh, Christos pharmakon goes into pharmakon. Where's the virgin, right? Dioscorides and Galen, where we have to go there. We have to go to the drugs. We have to go to the doctors. We have to see all of that information that you and I at Satanic congregation have been absorbing for the last 3 and 1/2 plus years.
Watching everything play out before our eyes. And we're at the stage that we're about to jump into the ministry with the strings. Now, before we get to the enigma, before we get to the mystery tonight,
I'm going to bring you some strings. Right? Give us attention to the strings. These are the strings of Orion. We gave you Matthew last time. Now, we're giving you Orion. Satanic congregation, here's the first half. We got to cut into. Go ahead, Jew.
>> Ah. You know what I'll be doing? I'll be going I'll be going with Junior. So, I will have access to Orion in the future. For those of you who maybe want to establish a connection of the museum type with a musician.
>> [Sighs and gasps] >> God. Fantastic. Look at the Look at the connections, the educational connections that we can make. People, do you have the schedule? Remember, this is when I'm going out. I'll just flash it up really quick. This is the crusade, right? I'll be going there. Right? And those are the cities, those are the dates we'll be with Junius. And we'll be able to bring you some real beauty. Do you have a second? Yeah. It was part Yeah, second part. Go.
>> You're [music] rising like the sun. I'm praying on the ground. >> [music] >> I don't want you down. Let [music] it pour out.
>> [Music] >> I'll fill my eyes. >> [music] >> Let me drown. >> [music] >> I want the rain. >> [music]
>> All right, Ryan. Thank you. Thank you for that performance. For that tension. That is going to be our perfect segue into showing ourselves the Greek is music and music is Greek. >> [sighs and gasps] >> Oh, people. >> [laughter] >> You going to love it. You going to love it. How What does this do? It restores the timeline, people. When you get this information out there, it restores the timeline. You thought there was a bunch of hoo-ha. Right? And people will say Psalms. Oh, God, it's a Greek word, you [\\h__\\h]
Morons. Right? Oh. Here it comes, people. Here's all the music that you music-loving [\\h__\\h] will devour. Let's do it. People, here's the mystery tonight. This is Herodian. >> [laughter] >> Oh, God. What are we into? Grammar and history and history and grammar and oh What is the world? Is this the data of the son? Oh, God.
Is this guy even real? >> [laughter] >> What is it about? Look at the blue, people. I just want to read a prosodia est di poemata en gramatu phones hugious. Now, I'm just going to translate that to you directly right now. And I want you to understand it.
Prosody is a sort of stretching of the ingrammatic whole voice.
Wait a minute. What? I know of people. This is how it Let me do that again. This is how it is to work with some of these sources. That's why I told you. Yeah, you can read through I can read through those gospels those apocryphal gospels that I so love looking at those acts and all that kind of stuff. You can read through literally
Dozens and dozens and dozens of pages a day of that stuff. Doesn't get old. What was I on? Like 9 90 the other day? Oh my god. Yeah, you can hit in the Greek. You can hit a patch that is five or six lines long that makes you re-question your universe.
Do I really understand what the hell's going on around me? Oh [sighs] god. It's beautiful beautiful teaching and I hit one of those people and this is the result. Right? Always in these god damn masters of the language, right? There's no oral tradition here. [laughter] Right? People, what is prosody? Prosody
Is a kind of stretching of the ingrammatic whole voice. The ingrammatic whole voice. Do you I don't even Does anybody know what an ingrammatic voice is?
People, it's the voice that is in the letters. The voice that is in the letters. It is What is the difference between ancient Greek and everything else?
And by ancient Greek, I mean all the way up to the Byzantine Greeks in the 10th and 11th centuries Anno Domini. >> [sighs] >> People, this is the voice. Look, there's an ingrammatic voice. Oh my god. The stretching of the ingrammatic voice
Any musicians understand what the [\\h__\\h] is going on? That's what prosody is. Give me the next slide. I need an English definition. People, this is a Greek word that we're now going to drag down to the depths of shitty Anglo-Saxon.
I'm sorry to have to do that. It's like taking a beautiful, beautiful
Creation and you know, turning it into a bunk-trotting. Anyhow, give me the definition. Prosody there, ready? Scroll down. The study of versification. How? That's kind of a runaround, right? I mean, this especially the systematic study of metrical structure.
Does everybody hear that, people? Meter. What is in meter? All right. A particular system, theory, or style of versification. Look at number three, the rhythmic and intonational aspect of language. Some languages have it. Ancient Greek. Some languages don't. Every goddamn thing
Else. And I'm not just talking about pitch accent people. There is a melody in the speech.
You understand we have lots of languages that are tonal. That's not what I'm talking about. Talking about the song. The song that comes out through different notes and different scales through the tension.
>> [Sighs and gasps] >> People, the ingrammatic voice. Let's release the ingrammatic voice here. Okay? Are you ready? Let's keep read Oh, who is this Tom Jefferson people? P- It was nothing next one Tom Jefferson. S- >> [snorts] >> No, it was the f- I needed the first one Jacob before the No, next one next one after that. Oh, god damn it. Go back. Go back. People, I brought you a little Tom Jefferson cuz he talks about prosody with a French general. Right? Who he had much, you know, great respect for.
Having spoken of feet, those are those metrical feet we were talking about before, which are only the constituent part of verse, it becomes necessary to say something of its larger divisions and even of the verse itself. For what is a verse?
People, he's doing You're about to see what music is. The question naturally occurs and it is not sufficiently answered [snorts]
>> [Sighs] >> Fantastic. By saying it is a whole line. Right? That doesn't really say anything. Should the printers Right, it's not just a line of poetry. What are we talking about? We're talking about prose and poetry.
Poetry is in verse. It is like song.
Prose is not. Prose is our barbarian [\\h__\\h] Now, here's the problem that Jefferson most brilliantly is exposing.
You can take and try to turn Greek into prose and it doesn't work. And he gives you an example. He says, "Look, you can even just print it out like it's prose." Right? Go ahead. You can even just print it out. Look. He grabs a little Homer, right? Zeus. Oh god. Hades. The alloy theory. Oh god, don't you love it? All those other gods. They're going for it. They're going. Cuz somebody's going to get killed. It Look at it, people. Look at the way it's written though. It's written as prose.
But if you were to read this in Greek, it would still be music. It would still be music. It is still verse. There is something in the language, something in grammatic that we are looking for that is the music. I love it. Give me back the next slide. That was Tom, right? Give me back the mystery translation, right? We're going to go back and just finish [clears throat] the translation, people.
No. This is very beginning here. Next. And next. Yes. Now, people, here it is. I just told you what prosody is, right? Now, he's going to continue to talk about it, continue to define it.
In accordance with the pronunciation of the word. We're talking about one syllable and how it reacts with the syllables with which it is joined. Sometimes this is in accordance with a specific dialect, an accepted dialect, a practiced, repeated dialect.
Sometimes it's in accordance with the analogic horon. And the logos. What is the analogic? Should we give me some definitions here? I'm totally lost. Is anybody follow it? The analogic horos. You don't know what that is, people. That's I didn't know either. That's the outside of the seven. It's the borderland.
What is that musically? Do I have to raise the dead? Do I have to raise the dead? These are songs of the dead. Let's look at some definitions.
People, can you play the songs of the dead on your strings? >> [snorts] >> You can. And there is a satanic song that you're about to see that you didn't know existed. But we have to go through some of these terms to get to it. So, get to the good. People, here's your prosodia, your prosody. It's How is it defined the Greek? A song sung to instrumental music. Please notice. This is song that we use with a kitharan, with a stringed instrument. Do you understand me? What is prosody? It's a variation in pitch.
Right? You can talk about phthongoi kai prosodia. Right? Tones and voice modulation. Those are all within the spoken word. Look at number two. Pronunciation of a syllable on certain pitch. Look at the Latin grammarians. They're also on this trying to get things figured out. Right?
>> [Sighs] >> More generally, unwritten differences of pronunciation. Remember if that pronunciation is musical, those are bits of music. It's Thomas Jefferson points this out that only a native singer [snorts] is going to understand. You mean the Greeks walked around doing musicals 24/7? No.
The Greek language, mother Greek, harnessed
The tension to create what you see before you. [clears throat] And it's those native musicians like Terpander who pioneered the the absolute genius lexicon. Right? Through the music bringing you the logos. Okay, people? >> [sighs and gasps] >> Jesus was so jealous of this [\\h__\\h] He wanted to be Satan. Right? He wanted to be the morning star. He went through all the stuff to be the morning star, people. Did it with his kids. Oh God. Amazing Jesus.
Give me the Go back to the next Make sure we covered all that definition that I want people to see this cuz I want them to see what music is as well. Yes, go. Next one, people. What is a song? You think you're sitting there with your English or now you translated this into your native language, you know, something else, German, Polish. Right?
>> [Sighs] >> You think you know what it means? No. Why are there so many words for song in Mother Greek? It's because we are limited. We are limited. We do not have the melody. Song lay ode for oide, which is really
From a oide, right? So, you can see what happens. Those of you who are musicians, those are seven notes. If you want to figure out what's going on in a dirge, you should add up those notes. The magicians do.
Did you know these songs are in an untranslated language in the magical papyri? You did. Joyful songs of praise, right? I want to keep going down. Right, we've got some funeral stuff. We've got some great songs. Look at number two, people. It's the equivalent of ep odos, a magic song. Wait a minute. Right? Who is down there in the example of that one? Terpander. Right? What is he doing? He is bringing that joining of the muse with that tension. She is the one who is writing your reality.
And the principles of her godhead are music.
God. Oh. It's why everybody By the way, people, if you haven't figured it out by now, there are tons and tons of people from antiquity who can tell you, um yeah, um Mother Greek is superior, um by far. Right? And the proper carrier. You notice all your musical terminology is coming through mother Greek, right? Yeah, guess what? You got to discover something to come up with a term for it. Right? If your language doesn't a bit discovery, then you're [\\h__\\h] Ah, God. >> [sighs] >> Ah.
Ah. [snorts] People laugh at Go back to the text now. I want to bring you the satanic music. Now, we need a couple more definitions, people. Look, we're talking about songs, right? Here's a specific type of song, Iacchus,
That which is the mystic name of Dionysus, people, but it's a song. It's a mystic song. It's a mystic performance. These are not just delusions of theoretical minds. We are talking about actual performances, people. Look at number two, when it's used in the plural.
All right. Iacchus Necron That's the song of the dead in honor of the king himself, the son of God, born in the lightning with the flocks, puros, in his eyes.
>> [Laughter] >> Do you see his horns? Show him that picture again. Show it to you. See the horns? Ah. Where did you think the tech was coming from that those dudes in Enoch, those sons of God, were passing on with all of their drug tech? It was the music. Right? It turns out the secret to the physics is in music. [\\h__\\h] you if you didn't get that. Now, a lot of you instinctively got that, right? Didn't have to be told. Right? Or shown. He's You, know, those
Of you who follow Apollo, you know it. And the praise of Apollo is said to come face-to-face with his own father. Isn't that gorgeous? >> [sighs] >> It's glorious. A vision he'll have of knowing himself.
You know? Music of the dead. People, here it is. Music of the dead. Can you bring them into your reality? Can you summon the dead like Jesus summons the devil repeatedly? Can you do that? >> [sighs]
>> People, where's your musical skill? Now, go back to the poll and I want to ask the musicians a question. Where is their musical skill today? Here, I'm going to ask them a question. What does our old poll say? People, I like this poll thing. I'm about 10 years behind, but I like it. Have you heard the song of Satan? 34% of you said yes. Minus 7%, right?
>> [Sighs] >> Quarter, maybe? Right? Quarter? Okay, you think you have. Now, those people who said yes, you got to comment back and say, "Oh, no. Never mind. That wasn't something that I have ever seen." Which I'm about to show you. And you musicians who could do this song,
>> [Sighs] >> God. >> [gasps] >> Now, what's the new question? I forgot. I got so wrapped up. Yeah, I need to ask the musicians something. Oh, I had a pressing question. God damn it. Do you see what happens, Ammon? Yeah.
I can feel it. God, it stings. Right, the psychic buttock slap. Oh, you didn't know about that? >> [sighs] >> That's too bad. I'll think about the question of the minute. Go back. Look it was so important. It was the heart It was the heart of everything. You musicians, pay attention cuz there's something
Yeah, no. Well, let's see. Let's go on with the Greek. Choreia psalleis with the beauty. Keep going. Keep going. Keep go there. People, what is it that prosody does, this thing that Thomas Jefferson was so curious about because of the Greek that he had seen that actually has music? He said it's the stretching. Herodian, it's really that stretching. That extension.
Look at number three. We have a taseis tastes phones, that stretching of the voice. That pitch, we know it's associated with music and accents. That's what the prosody is. Okay, give me the next one. The stretching is, right? The prosody is that stretching. What Where does that song come from that you create? Now, I know this is musicians. You know, >> [snorts] >> you should know this, right? Look where it comes from.
>> [Sighs] >> Some kind of thing, song. Well, that's I know that one. I know that one, right? Wait a minute. And that's a misprint, by the way. It's an omega, not psi. Epode. What is that epode? It's a spell or incantations.
As spells or incantations. Somehow there's an overlap. Give me the next word. Somehow there's an overlap, right? What is an epode? We know We know that what these magicians are doing is creating these songs.
These enchantments. There is something in the song that is a frequency of enchantment.
It is a charm. Now, you musicians, does that make sense? Give me the next song. I want people to see the whole range of song through Mother Greek. Cuz we can't see it through our stupid English. By the way, anybody else speaking in stupid English? Right? Epodes.
Singing to or over Use Wait a minute. The same The same You just flip the ending on it. Using songs or charms to heal wounds. People, did you know that there was a connection between
Music and healing? Music and healing, right? Music and healing. Why do you think Apollo, the god of the electric guitar, is the god of healing? He's also the god of death. He brings you the arrow of death.
Right? Thank you, Satan. Love it. Absolutely love it. It's Saturnian people. You don't recognize it because of the fracture in the timeline and people lying to you about Hebrew and all sorts of stuff like that. That's why you don't know that stuff. >> [sighs] >> Fantastic. Just the sheer numbers, people. Why don't they Everybody who's sitting around talking about now supposedly classicists out there are reconsidering reconsidering oh there is no Hebrew original it's all Greek. Mathematically people just plug it in. There's not enough Hebrew words
To be able to gain a Septuagint. It's just the opposite way. You can derive a Hebrew text from that original Greek. You can't derive that complexity of Greek from that original Hebrew if it's original. It's not. It's an invention.
>> [Gasps] >> The sacred language not the language of Yahoo which is a sex slave genocidal [\\h__\\h] bag language. Right? Not that. Ancient Hebrew and I'm just talking about the ancient world. You right? >> [laughter] >> Well, wait a minute. What did he say? Hebrew is a [\\h__\\h] bag rapist genocidal language of child traffickers. If you don't believe me read the [\\h__\\h] Bible.
>> [Sighs] >> The word Hebrew Eber does mean trafficker. Child trafficker trafficker in human souls. How do you think he had so many people at his age? How many think he had those children people? Oh God, he's [\\h__\\h] little kids. It's [\\h__\\h] little kids. Can we see that moment where the speaking of which the child rapist gets caught and people remember pray for the safety of Donald Trump. He must go on to be punished and to punish us all for the crimes of violating ch Let's hit it again ch. Let's see the moment and don't you love her question?
History just wrote in a little just a little jab at the end Just a little exclamation point and she does it with such gorgeous finesse. The way she Oh, you mean you think he's talking about you? He knows. She knows. We all know. And she's putting a little subtle exclamation point. Let's see it again. We pray for your safety, you child rapist. Go. >> pedophile rapist and traitor to coat my hands with his crime. >> Let's see the whole thing. >> They There you go. Hey buddy. He writes this quote.
"Administration officials, they are targets." And he also wrote this. "I'm no longer willing to permit a pedophile rapist and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes." What's your reaction to that? >> Well, I was waiting for you to read that because I knew you would because you're you're you're horrible people. Horrible people. Yeah, he did write that. Uh I'm I'm not a rapist. I didn't rape anybody. Uh but oh, you think you think he was referring to you? Excuse me. I'm not a pedophile. You read that crap
From some sick person. You should be ashamed of yourself reading that cuz I'm not any of those things. I was never Excuse me. Excuse me. You shouldn't be reading that on 60 Minutes. You're a disgrace. >> Right. Now you see the spirit. Whose spirit does that remind you of? We had somebody
Go on a show and get kind of the same treatment. Which sort of makes sense when you look into the mirror. It's a mental insurrection. It's a natural insurrection. Yes, it is. It's an insurrection of disinspiration.
God, you got to laugh at people. You got to laugh at watch it play out. It scares some people. The way it plays out. Yes, right, Chewie. Chewie's screaming, they don't have the muse. Right? People, it's gorgeous. Absolutely gorgeous. Now, do we have a clip of that, by the way? Did you get a clip of the No, I don't want to see the butterfly thing, okay? It's There's only so much that you can take before it becomes some kind of trigger in your brain, where all
You can see when you see a butterfly is a stick of butter brought to you by the genius the genius of somebody with an internet. Oh, god. It's amazing. Let's go to the next. Are we in Tartarus? Well, how deep is the poop hole? Go ahead. How deep, Chewie, is the poop hole? >> [sighs] >> Are we in Tartarus, people? Right, thank you. Pray for the safety of Pentheus. Right, until he pops his noodle. Until he pops his noodle. Did you see the ravings? Here, let's bring Joshua on now, and then I'm going to kick him out,
Josh, because I've got to get the the mus- Oh, he's driving. Josh, hang on. Don't drive. Just I mean, keep driving. Don't come to me. Let me continue, people, because Josh is driving, and we don't want him distracted. He could get hurt. People, you're not going to read this. This is John Goldenmouth. Oh, god. John Goldenmouth. Yeah, John Goldenmouth. He's quite a character. Anyhow, very well educated. How his Greek is magnificent, glorious.
Beautiful compounding. Oh. Goldenmouth. Chrysostomus. Fantastic, people. I want you to look cool guy face and he's talking about some music. Our Lord, right? How wonderful is your name? Allah Come on, shut up. He says. And listen to this closely.
If you're sitting there in the theater and they've got the satanic songs of the chorus going there is silence so that the song can transmit this destruction.
Do you understand? Yes. Yes. Yes, now listen. They achieve this through their choruses from their actors. Right? And their dancers, they're all people. Okay? And what do they use? They use this foul [\\h__\\h] kitharode. These god damn
Guitar players with their satanic song.
Do you see people? Satanic song is a reality. Do you see it in the yellow there? It's a reality in the Greek. I'm not bringing you a fairy tale. I am bringing you performance reality and I hope that every god damn string playing beast out there
Is going to want to bring this back. Ow. Ow. I'm going to give it to Orion. I'm going to inject him. People the god killer. >> [sighs and gasps] >> It's glorious. The power of Satan people is in the song. Which song? This song.
Golden mouth is explaining it. >> [sighs] >> You know what those actors and dancers were supposed to be doing, right? It's the Bacchic satanic chorus. It is the Saturnian reality of the mystery that you will wake up to.
>> [Sighs] >> Oh my god. Is it gorgeous? Bring back the text. This makes me want to squeeze certain things. Oh my god, what happened? It's so stimulating people. You You Okay, you guitar players, please figure this out. Right?
Please help. Please help me. Stringed instrument [\\h__\\h] Right? The damage is being done through this polluted diamond, this demon. If you have ever stood in the rays of the god of music, you will have experienced the diamond.
>> [Sighs] >> Do you understand? Now, if you suck or if you can't do it at all like me, you don't experience the diamond. This is for the people who are absorbing those rays of Apollo.
On the other side, I'm going to start translating, is the chorus of holy people. Right? And what is their dancer? What is the leader of their chorus? That's what the Horostates is. What is that leader of the chorus? What is that one engineering the chorus? Hall prophetess is a prophet.
And the melos does not come from satanic case in their gay ass does not come from satanic energy.
>> [Sighs] >> It comes from [snorts] pneumatic grace. Ah. People >> [gasps] >> People, do you understand why the electric guitar is satanic? Now, I know I know that because a master told me that. Told me that. That's what it is. And that son of Apollo was marked right on his ass. Oh god. The electric guitar is satanic. It is the string capacitated by the lightning.
Do you see it, people? They're talking about electric guitars. Oh god. Welcome. Welcome, people, to the worship of Bacchus. >> [sighs and gasps] >> People, what do we do? What do we do? Isn't there sex involved, Joey? Get your mind out of the gutter. Right? >> [sighs] >> For now. You hold that. Hold that thought. Bring it. People, look at some of these. That's the episode. Look. Go back. The incantation involves the drugs, right? Involves the drugs. Good. The charms, right? Another an enchanter, right? Somebody who's assisting some things
That are sung to music. Oh god, verse. Verse, people. Do you see where the magic comes from? It comes from the verse. And what do they note for the meters here in the music? Sapphics.
Sapphics, people. Do you know where this is coming from? The throne of the Sapphic muse herself, who is creating with Greek a new meter. A new form of song. If you are a guitarist out there, put this in the poll. If you're a guitarist out there, have you created a new form of song? Tell me, yes or no. New song? Have you created Should I put that up there? Loving the polls. Have you created a new song?
Yes, have you created a new form of song? I want you to put that in there. For the poll, if you are a guitarist. Now, just answer if you're a guitarist. Right, except for you 7%. You're going to you're going to blow the curve. Right, and we'd love spanking you anyway. Right? Guess who is Guess who was there. Chewie got lucky last time and eradicated. Yeah. Way to go with the cross. But you didn't even know it was him, did you? You were just like, get
Out of here. Some dude. Right? 61% have. Let's see. Really? 50% Really? What do we have? It's about half of Seriously, you have created a new form. Right? Throw that Greek back up there. I don't think they appreciate quite that half of the people appreciate quite what's going on, right? Have you converted to the magic? Have you found the metrics of the magic
To create an action from a distance? >> [sighs] >> Nice. Nice, okay. This is the power of the Sapphic. Do you understand me? >> [panting] >> What people What is the dialect that we're talking about? When you talk about language, you talk about dialects. And today people think, "Oh, it's just a it's a the same language, but it formed in a different region, so that they have different sounds. They make the vowels at different lengths, and etc., etc." Right? No, that's not dialect for Mother Greek, the scientific
Language that's enabled us to discover music, discourse, conversation, common language, talk, speak, speech, language,
As opposed to phone. voice. Right? They're using a different understanding. This is different physics. Look at the very bottom of musical instruments, you can talk about the quality. You musicians of strings, musical instruments, you can talk about the quality.
The quality, and they put idiom there. Can your instrument have a dialect?
>> [Sighs and gasps] >> Can you bring the dragon pitch? Ow! Is that what it is? People, you're going to love it. It's satanic. And he's trying to tell you how this works, the physics. You don't care. You know, nobody cares what John Goldmouth thinks. Right? Oh, God. But this is where the science led them. This is you know people what do we associate with dialect that is musical?
Habitual intercourse, intimacy. You wait a minute, they've got a word here that is a word to represent language that you can see under number two in the in the blue, the customary uses of usage of language.
Right? What are we talking about? We're talking about rematon and onomaton. What are those? Verbs and nouns. Verbs and nouns. Language, and yet what does this mean? Sexual intercourse.
What do you do when you have this intimacy with a woman? You have That's what it says in the Greek. You have that exact that perfect
Creation that perfect visualization of music
Through the language. Right? As if it were meant as if it as if the creatrix, the creator the great she had written this as the subtext of existence. It's absolutely gorgeous. Bring back the right? Language
What is that? That is a world based in ratio. A world based in ratio. Your language and the music of it are analogic. The satanic chorus. The satanic [clears throat] epode. The satanic kitharode.
Is there any satanic guitarists out there? Is there any truly satanic guitarists out there? How was our poll? Right.
Fantastic. Josh, I know you're waiting. Where is our satanic poll? Bring it up. Josh don't care. He can wait. Right. He's not trying to Have you created a new form song? How How many of them said it? 50? About half and half. About half and half. I don't think they Let's see if we can clear it up. It's interesting. Let's let the musicians hash it out. You know what I mean? Like wouldn't it be great to do that? Bring your guitars and show us. Right. God.
Oh god. Okay, back. I came up with another one. Another poll. People, there's two polls. The polls are slipping my brain cuz the it To be quite honest, look people, look at this next. Okay, I'm going to show you something gorgeous you've never seen. This horos thing here or the corsair and old was, see the digamma in it? It's Mycenaean.
Ooh, I'm warning you. This concept and look in the blue. The notes which limit the intervals in the musical scale. Okay, I know that musicians you musicians can hear that. Okay. That is the horos.
Go shrink it down. It is a boundary. The Etruscan who interacted in Greek, right? From their barbarian language, those people who learned from Greek had prophecies of the Horos.
When will the Horos be overthrown? Isn't that interesting? These people were on way too many drugs, you know? They were on way too many drugs. Is somebody going to penetrate the boundary with the music? Is somebody going to throw down the boundary stone? Because the prophecy is this son of God must bring back Eve.
>> [Sighs] >> Oh God. Oh. Do you mean that is the purpose? To free that? To free Imagine people, to free music herself. Music herself. To free her, that's the mission. Where is the God with the electric strings to free her?
You musicians out there, give me the next one, Sherry. I want to flower guess them a little bit, people. Where was that satanic? Yes. There's the old walls. Can you break the old walls, people?
I want to finish what I was translating before. In the case in the case of the pneumatic, those people who use that, right, are not harnessing the diamond, it says. But, theos, they become possessed by theos.
By a god. For your musical performance, I want you to keep that in mind. For your musical performance, I want you to keep that in mind. Wow, it's quite an art, people. Next slide. It's quite an art. Okay, let's bring in Can we bring in Okay, people, I want you Oh, Chewie wants to show an animation. Chewie, can you please show an animation? Thank you. Now, by the way, why was that Why was there that association between that music and that intercourse? Isn't that funny? Were we supposed to learn that?
Somehow, somewhere. Is this Josh? Oh, fantastic, people. Here we have Josh. Who is Josh? Josh has been politely waiting in the wings, and he went on He went on a show where he was given to Donald Trump. Right? Oh, god. How awful you are. I wonder if Donald kicked her out like he did like that guy at like Neil did. Um uh Josh, I wonder if he did. Let's bring him up. Josh. Now, Josh, I just want you I know you didn't We didn't rehearse this,
But I want you to give m- Satanic congregation just a general background, and you don't have to go into any depth that you're not comfortable with. Just give them a general background so they know who you are. Introduce yourself and we'll go from there. >> Well, listen. I'm going to keep this real simple. So, I'm an ex-Mormon. And, um
I grew up with just my mother. And, my dad was in prison my whole life. And, he Both of them are now passed away. And, so like my dad he made this thing right here in prison. It says no mercy. And, on the back of it says do not wash. He didn't care. He went ahead and washed it. And, I still have it to this day. And, so here right here this is my mother. She's passed away. She passed away on February 7th, uh 2026.
Both of them cared about the Bible and about spirituality. And, they met in Utah. My mom grew up Mormon in a Mormon family. I just want you to know that if she would have known what Emin and Huey have sent in these messages maybe both of them would still be here today. Because they would have made different decisions and they would have felt less guilty about themselves. And, they would have made different choices because they would have had a act an actual scientific basis of reality that wasn't a guilt trip fantasy
Sent by a genocidal maniac woman-hating god. God is a woman. And, I told my mom that while she was in the hospital bleeding out it from the inside. God is a woman. And, monotheists need to get over that. What Why do you guys hate your moms? Like, you can't have one without the other. That biologically doesn't make any sense.
>> Love you. >> Yeah. >> Love it. Now, go on. I interrupted, but I want you to go on and I want you to get us to the point that you're sitting there on Neil's show. Why, you know, and to tell people what you you know, you went from losing your mother and realizing
That the [\\h__\\h] from Mormonism had impacted your parents' lives to such a such a negative degree that you wish they could have been free. You come to us from that perspective. Okay, now go your your journey of discovery. Keep going. >> So, man, I made a lot of mistakes. Like I grew up So, I live with just my mom and these neighbors got jealous of my mom and they reported her to CPS and I ended up with my aunt and uncle who were really like Mormon.
And, you know, my family's a bunch of Mormon pioneers. My great great great great great grandpa hung out with Joseph Smith. So, anyways, when I was 12, I was placed with in the custody of my aunt and uncle. And growing up in that household was not cool. It wasn't cool. They didn't let me use the computer. I didn't have access to a phone. I couldn't call my mom. They wouldn't let me talk to my mother even if I wanted to. They were trying to keep me from my mother who I had lived with since I was 12 and that was the only
Person that I grew up with. And I'll tell you what, Mormons they also abuse legal systems to take kids away from their parents. And that's that shouldn't be allowed. You shouldn't uh base your legal system on the Bible that's been mistranslated into English from a Greek text that you haven't read.
And you shouldn't swear on a Bible, either. >> Exactly. Exactly. Hear how nice that would summarize?
Go ahead. Go ahead. Keep talking. Keep talking. >> Oh, okay. Well, so I grew up in a household where I was not allowed to learn anything outside of the Mormon tradition. I didn't I used to hate Homer. I I was like, "Homer's such an [\\h__\\h] Why Why didn't he just trust in God? He was a pagan or something. Like, I don't know why He just got what he deserved." I didn't even read the text. Like, we were taking Socratic classes in high school and we're not even reading Greek texts.
So, why are they calling it uh a Oh, I My bad. A Socratic class. Why are they calling it a Socratic class when we're not learning Greek? Isn't that kind of >> Yeah. Yeah. It's [\\h__\\h] but that's that's the way it is. That's the state of modern education. And what we'll be doing, what you and I and Madalena will be doing starting next week, is we're going to actually look at Homer. Right. We're going to actually look at Plato. We're going to actually look just to give you a smattering, an intensive
Smattering, cuz people I saw Neil yelling and saying, "Fuck you. Get out of here." And I thought, "You know what? Um that's the Trumpian way. Um the right way, the satanic way, is to say, "Hey, um I have a mind and reason gifted by nature. I'm a human being with intrinsic beauty and value in the cosmos. And I can reach out to the creator. I can reach out to her. I can I can look at something that is reasonable and rational. I can read a text and say, "I
Didn't know Jesus was arrested in a public park with a naked kid. I didn't know that." Right. So, yeah. It's um I love that about your uh about your personal situation. Can you tell us what it was like Can you tell us what it was like to go on to Gnostic and be told to [\\h__\\h] off? >> Well, thankfully I can skip a bunch of details and just go there. But, um Gnostic Informant was uninformed.
He followed fantasies, so maybe he should change his name to Fantasy Informant because there's no textual evidence of Semitic letter names in ancient texts. There's no Semitic abjad that lists the letter names like aleph, beta, gimel in a row in an abjad. That doesn't exist. >> Have you been reading >> thing as Semitic >> Have you been reading up on Oh God, the development and Indo-European stuff? That Let me propose this to you. Let me ask you a question. Do you think it's possible that that son
Of a [\\h__\\h] twin those brothers those What were they? The Grimm brothers? Those guys were full of [\\h__\\h] dog. And the whole Indo-European scale, it's all [\\h__\\h] It's all made up [\\h__\\h] So, that's why it's difficult for us to question how it is that um Greek can be using these terms that are we think are biblical, but they're not. They're actually just ancient Greek, you know, Mycenaean terms of musical
Composition and whatnot. You know, it doesn't Here's what I want to do. You You tell me what you think about this, but I want to have our class, and thanks to an anonymous patroness
Thanks to that anonymous patroness, um we're going to have a course built to be able to follow up the intensive Greek course. so that you can take it's a reading course so that you can take your training to the next level. I saw Neil beating you up and I thought, you know what? Um that's somebody Josh and Madalena are somebodies who want to fight who want to go out there and seize the field and I respect that. I respect that a lot and Um tell me something. Do you
Have Do you have a fighting spirit? >> I So I do have something to say. So like the letter names in Greek were explicitly written out by Colaeus in the fifth sensor sixth century BC in a grammatical tragedy that he wrote. It's called the alphabet tragedy. So I don't want to hear [\\h__\\h] about Semitic letter names proceeding the Greek letter names. The Greeks were the first to label them. >> Wait a minute. Did people Did you hear that? You just quoted Cratinus. Oh my god. >> [laughter]
>> The alphabet book. Look at the sources, people. We can pull that up on TLG. I'll I'll feed that in. Cratinus, I'll feed that into your reading course so you can look at the Greek directly. You Look, you you're outgunning people when you're quoting sources that people have never heard of, right? You're outgunning. We're going to read a lot. Would you mind if we read some grammarians, too? >> Yeah, I don't mind. I mean, I have Homer in my room and I also don't like when
People say that Homer is a synthetic language. It was written in a way so that all dialects could read it. It's not It's not synthetic. They just That's That's a load of [\\h__\\h] Don't say that. Like >> It's sexy. Homer, it's sexy. I love him. That's where we're going to start. By the way, Madalena, I want you to hear this, too. Please start in book 10 of Homer, right? I want you to find Circe and any passages that have Circe's name in them. I want you to read that line
And if you have to the line before it and after it if you want to. This is what I want you to do. Find Circe and then notice all the Greek associated with her name and you're going to notice drugs right off the bat. Drugs right off the bat. Okay. Okay, Josh, thank you for coming tonight. Is there anything I'm going to wrap it up? Is there cuz we're at the hour and a half. Is there anything that you want to say to Satanic Congregation? Just, you
Know, cuz you want to say it. >> Well, one, Circe is Medea's aunt. So, you know, that's really magical. And also, she had a kid with Odysseus named Latinus who is legend has it he went on to rule the Etruscans. And so, the Euboean alphabet, that's also a derivative of the Phoenician script that was brought by Cadmus. And, you know, according to myth, uh Zeus and Io, Io was stung by a gadfly after she had an affair with Zeus and she fled to Egypt. So, Zeus and Io went
To Egypt and they had a son named Epaphus and from that line is actually where Cadmus comes from. >> And people think people assume, right, oh, he's Phoenician, so he's going to be speaking Phoenician. He's not. Right? His background is actually Greek and he's Greek himself. So, the fact that they're we have an account of them importing,
The fact that we have an account of them importing, um letters is has nothing to do, it doesn't tell you what language is dominating. It doesn't tell you what language is actually being used and let me prove that just by one phrase. How much Phoenician literature is there? How much Phoenician literature exists? And you're going to have to find you're going to have to dig in Greek to find the Greeks recording it in order to find it cuz it doesn't exist, dog. I'm telling you. I'm telling you. Oh God.
Yeah, go ahead. You want to say something? Go ahead. >> Well, um the we have Scolia like in um we have Scolia that say that in the Trojan War they wrote with Phoenician characters. And so Cadmus was before the Trojan War. So, uh the idea that um people in the Near East could have adopted the Phoenician characters is not out of the question. So, I don't know why people try to follow the 18th century reconstruction that was built literally with the bias in mind of biblical scholarship and Egyptologists
Like Aleph-Betal uh those are literally mimicking they're they're mnemonics that mimic the Greek letter names. How pathetic. How unoriginal. How unoriginal. >> You can see the same You can see the same influence, Josh. You can see the same influence, excuse me. On the um LSJ
You can see it. You don't have a definition and all of a sudden you'll have one that's just a biblical definition that's trying to make it a little bit different. Like of all the editors who worked on the Liddell-Scott and there's a lot. Of all those people, there were some who came from seminary backgrounds, had religious intent and they bled that into the into the lexicon, which you shouldn't do. It should just It's a language. You should treat it like a language, right? Ah. >> Well, and I also wanted to say that um
These reconstructed charts that show the evolution of the alphabet um if they start with Egyptian hieroglyphs, the phonetic values of the Egyptian hieroglyphs don't match the reconstructed values of the Proto-Sinaitic which is >> [laughter] >> that was applied from the reconstructed Phoenician trying to say they they tried to say that the Phoenician alphabet evolved from a script that it didn't that so so they applied the phonetic values to the pro Proto-Sinaitic script anyways in their reconstruction and there's no Proto-Sinaitic abjad either
So so the letter names themselves were invented mnemonic in the 18th century. There's no ancient text that say aleph betel gimel on next to an alphabet and says the letter names. That's not >> [laughter] >> In other words, look they weren't even talking about it. In other words, in other words you're getting shafted by somebody who's trying to sell you an image of and you know, it's always because they want to establish what is the sacred language. I'm sorry people. I'm sorry, but it's the one with the music and all the words.
>> [Laughter] >> Yeah, it's fantastic and there wasn't anything else. There's no Phoenician What is the What is the Ugaritic epic of Baal? Oh God, read that thing, man. Read a translation I Read the Read a translation of the Egyptian Book of the Dead, people. And then try to go back and read Aristotle on music or something, right? Try to do that. You're not going to You're not going to Okay, I've got to call it there. I've got to call it there. I've got another thing to do tonight. So I'm going to call it there. Thank you for coming.
And I want Joshua, I want you to be ready Monday. We'll start our classes at the appointed time and I'll stay in touch with you email. Four week intensive. Love it. Right? And I'll let you play us out. Joshua, what's the final word? >> Um well, don't know if the camera's messed up or something, but listen, you should do your own research, guys, and learn Mother Greek because that's what led me to this conclusion. And not only that, but there's over 120,000 unique lemmas in Ancient Greek. So, that's
120,000 Roots. And not only that, but those roots have different forms based on the grammatical inflection that are unique. It's not like they're reusing words. They're actually coining new roots as they're inflecting that idea. So, that's why there's over 500,000
Root stems in Ancient Greek. It's absolutely massive. >> Mind Mind-boggling. Mind-bogglingly beautiful. The The face of Mother Greek. Fantastic. Thanks, everybody, for coming tonight. I'll see you tomorrow. Hail Satan. >> Hail Satan. Hail Satan. >> Stir in the red [music] sauce gravy. Sleigh bells ringing. Let the good times roll fashion giblets. Apply paint to the road. Wicked Tony Tone. Fantastico. Satanico. [music] Flavorful. Turning up the heat. This place is lit like fire. Stirring up the tomato sauce [music] to die for. If they can't produce the orphans,
Crucify the lot of them. By order of the dragon, get this place [music] cooking. Death Star overkill with Death Lord the Demolisher. Dead can dance macabre. >> Sophia the snake. Stay up late. Do you like balloons?
>> [Music] >> Violet silk satin venom sweet [music] taste. Have a [clears throat] travel or two. >> [Music]