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0:00Uh first of all, I I want to thank
0:02Stella and Sophia because um it is a lot
0:05of work to put these events together and
0:08uh I think today is just going to be a
0:12marvelous event. Uh Stella actually uh
0:15we and I first met in New York City,
0:17right? She actually flew down from Monte
0:19to New York City. So I want to thank you
0:20for that.
0:21>> From Italy. I flew from Italy.
0:22>> You flew from Italy. Oh my god. So um
0:26yeah. So thank you so much for for your
0:28commitment. and and help uh Stella. And
0:31I want to thank you guys from coming uh
0:34all this way. Uh do we have any people
0:36from outside of Montreal? How I I know
0:40Daniel S came from Chicago. Um and so
0:44thanks so much. Uh if you are out of out
0:47of from from uh out of town and you guys
0:52um um have come a long way. Um actually,
0:57you know what? Sorry. Sorry. Sorry. Um I
1:00I need to start over. Okay. Because my
1:01son is here and sorry I I I I need to uh
1:06Sorry.
1:11This is an iPad to keep him busy. Sorry.
1:12Sorry. So we we we need to start over.
1:14Okay. Here you go. So welcome um
1:17everyone. This is our Montreal meetup.
1:21And first of all, I would like to thank
1:23Stella and her niece Sophia for
1:26organizing such a marvelous event. It
1:29really is a lot of work to put these
1:30events together. And I think that today
1:32is going to be a really um nice event.
1:36This is actually my first time in
1:39Montreal. Um and it's a very special
1:42city. First of all, I got I got
1:45recognized a lot in Montreal, about as
1:48much as New York City. But for a reason,
1:51people don't ask me for my picture. And
1:54I don't know why why that is. Uh this
1:57morning, I went to a breakfast place to
2:00get my son and myself some breakfast.
2:03The owner recognized me and gave us um a
2:06free breakfast. And I was thinking
2:08myself, wow, this is one nice thing
2:10about being famous. Um I was in New York
2:11City and the owner there gave gave us
2:13free pizza. I'm like, okay, being famous
2:16means I no longer have to starve. Um if
2:19I run out of money, I'll just go to a
2:21restaurant and know someone recognizes
2:22me and give me gives me free food. Okay.
2:25So um today's lecture is on 17
2:30frankincom. Okay. The nature of evil and
2:35sin in this world. And today's lecture
2:38is going to be different from other
2:40lectures I've done in the past because
2:43um today's lecture I'm going to ask you
2:46guys to use your imagination a lot.
2:48Okay. We're going to try to get into the
2:50minds of the people who run this world
2:54to understand the psychology and to
2:57better understand why they do what they
3:00do their behavior. All right. So we're
3:02going to start with a thought
3:03experiment. Let's just say uh you go
3:07you're back in high school and you go on
3:10a science field trip to a laboratory and
3:13you're with your um classmates and then
3:17for the reason a radioactive spider
3:21escapes from the lab and bites you.
3:26You feel kind of sick. So you ask to go
3:29home and you sleep it off. Okay. The
3:33next morning you get up and you feel
3:35very different. You feel stronger. You
3:39feel lighter. You feel faster when you
3:42jump. You can jump up to the ceiling. In
3:45fact, you find that you have a desire to
3:49touch the wall and climb the wall. And
3:51so you climb up the building. When you
3:54run, you run really fast. You find that
3:57it's easy for you to lift things like a
4:00car. You just lift the car and it's um
4:02so you have super strength, you have
4:04supervision, you can um climb
4:09and at first you're excited
4:13and so maybe you join the basketball
4:16team and you become a star player. Um
4:19and but after a while, after a few
4:23months,
4:24this excitement
4:26actually comes anxiety.
4:31Because you are special,
4:34but you don't know why you're special.
4:38Why is it that there are 8 billion
4:40people in this world, but you're
4:44different from everyone else? And you
4:48can logically explain it. You can like,
4:50well, I was on a field trip and I got
4:54bitten by a radioactive spider and so
4:57that's what happened. Okay. But the
5:00explanation is not complete.
5:04You have to believe that it was not just
5:07a radio after spider. Maybe it was a
5:11spiritual force, God or a demon. You
5:15don't know. Okay? But something
5:18powerful chose you and it causes anxiety
5:22in you. You want to know what's really
5:26going on. Okay? You want to know what
5:28the truth of the universe is. And we
5:31call this the occult.
5:34Okay. So when you have a special power,
5:38yes, for the first few months, for the
5:39first few years, you enjoy it. But
5:42eventually this excitement
5:44leads to anxiety. You can't sleep. You
5:49can't you you can't help but fear fear
5:52feel fear and anxiety. Okay? You want to
5:55know what the truth of the universe is.
5:57You want to know who gave you this power
5:59and why this person gave you this power.
6:02So you study a cult. Okay? You want to
6:04ask yourself, are you the Messiah? Okay.
6:06Is this a messic mission?
6:09Were you given this special power
6:14um by God or Satan in order to
6:17accomplish a special mission on this
6:20world? You cannot help but feel this.
6:24Okay, I know. And again, I know this
6:27feels strange, but I guarantee you if
6:29you were bitten by red spider and you
6:32have all these special powers,
6:34eventually you're going to ask this
6:35question.
6:37>> Why did God pick me? Okay, that's the
6:40first thing. The second thing is
6:43eventually you also kind of Oops. Sorry.
6:47Okay. Okay.
6:50Okay, I I need to get Okay, sorry. No
6:53worries. No worries.
7:02>> Is it holding?
7:03>> Yeah, it's holding. Okay. Okay. So, the
7:06first thing is you feel
7:09um anxiety. You want to know
7:13who picked you and what your mission is.
7:16But then what happens next is you feel
7:21really lonely. Okay? And the loneliness
7:24and alienation is another source of
7:27anxiety.
7:30You want to know I'm special, but are
7:33there other special people in this
7:35world? And how do I find them? And how
7:37do I work with them? because what I
7:41really want to do is
7:45keep my power.
7:47Okay, what you find is okay
7:53I enjoy this power and so how do I keep
7:56this power? How do I preserve this
7:58power? How do I extend this power?
8:00Because the great fear of course is
8:03the government will come and imprison
8:06you to experiment on you, right?
8:09You have this fear, you have this
8:11anxiety. And so the best way to preserve
8:13yourself is to find other people like
8:15yourself
8:18and work together
8:20in order to amass more power, in order
8:23to preserve your power, in order to
8:25enjoy your life. Okay? And this is why
8:31we have
8:33secret societies
8:36because if you are in a position of
8:38power,
8:41you feel anxiety
8:45and there are three sources of this this
8:47anxiety. First of all, you don't know
8:50why or where you got this power from.
8:53You have to explain it. Okay, that's why
8:54you're silly a cold. Second is you have
8:57a deep desire to preserve to protect
8:59your power from others. And the only way
9:03to do that is to find a like you and to
9:07work together otherwise the government
9:11could come and just
9:13um kidnap you and experiment you. Okay.
9:16And the third thing of course is now
9:19that now that you have the special
9:20power, you want more of it. And this
9:25psychology
9:27helps us understand the psychology of
9:29the elite. People like Donald Trump,
9:32Vladimir Putin, Peter Theo, anyone with
9:35more power, with more fame, with more
9:39wealth than anyone else. Okay? They all
9:42think like this.
9:46And what is it that allows them to amass
9:51so much power, wealth, and fame? What is
9:56your superpower? Okay,
9:59so if you look at the elite,
10:03what their superpower is is sin.
10:09In other words,
10:12the people in charge, the people with
10:15all the power, money, and wealth in the
10:17world, it is not because they are
10:19smarter than we are.
10:22It is not because they are more
10:25hardworking than we are.
10:29It's because they are
10:34more amoral than we are. Okay. So to
10:38understand this, let's do another
10:40thought experiment. All right. And the
10:42thought experiment is very easy. You are
10:45put into a room.
10:48Okay. You stand in the room. Standing
10:51beside you or sorry, sitting across from
10:53you
10:55is a man in a hood. Okay. A black hood.
10:59You can't see the man. You don't know
11:01the man. Okay. And there's a table
11:05separating you two. And on the table is
11:08a handgun.
11:12Someone comes into the room and says to
11:14you,
11:16"If you take the gun
11:19and shoot to death the man in the hood,
11:26I'll give you $10,000."
11:29And you think about it and like
11:32that's not a lot of money. $10,000 to
11:34kill someone. I'm not I'm not gonna do
11:36it. So, you say no. Then the uh
11:40authority says to you, I'll give you a
11:43million dollars. You're like, wow, a
11:46million dollars is really good. I can
11:51buy maybe half a house in Montreal now,
11:54right? But you're like, "Yeah, but
11:56that's still not enough." And then the
11:58guy is like, "I'll give you $10
12:01million."
12:02and you're like, "hm, $10 million is now
12:06lifechanging."
12:08And so, yeah, I'll do it. Okay, so you
12:12agree to do it. But then what happens is
12:14this. You try to pick up the gun, but
12:18your hand shakes.
12:21Okay? You can't pick it up. You're
12:24paralyzed. You've agreed to do it. You
12:26want to do it. You want the money, but
12:28you're paralyzed. You can't do it.
12:32That's most of us, okay? That is
12:3499.9999%
12:36of us, okay? At a certain amount of
12:39money, $10 million, $100 million, a
12:41billion dollars, who knows, we will
12:43agree to kill
12:46uh the other person in the hood. But
12:49when we try to do it, we can't do it.
12:53We're paralyzed. We're frozen by we
12:58don't know what. Maybe our morality,
13:00maybe our conscience, maybe an angel
13:03protecting us. Who knows?
13:06What separates the elite, what makes
13:09people like Jeff Bezos, Peter Theo, S.
13:12Alman unique is they can do this. Okay?
13:16They can take the gun, point at the
13:19person, shoot it, and not feel anything
13:21afterwards.
13:23That is what separates the elite from
13:26everyone else.
13:28All right. They are killers.
13:32So it is their capacity to sin
13:35that is a superpower.
13:38And because they have the capacity to
13:40sin, this separates them from everyone
13:42else. This allows them to accumulate
13:44more power than anyone else.
13:48But then
13:49this creates the the anxiety in them,
13:53right? Why have the superpower to sin?
13:56who gave it to me?
13:59How do I find other people like myself
14:01so that we can work together to amass
14:03more power?
14:06>> Okay, sorry.
14:07>> Quick question.
14:10>> I cuz I imagine
14:12um so like the next Samman or like the
14:15next Peter Teal is is somewhere out
14:18there, right? And he could be like
14:20everyone of like anybody, right? Um, and
14:25I feel like at some point they would
14:27have felt that same conscience like when
14:29they were when they had to make that
14:31decision like a critical decision that
14:34had a level of morality to it. So don't
14:36you feel I I feel like they would still
14:39feel it but it's more the superpower is
14:42the capacity to wash that sin.
14:44>> Yeah. Um Okay.
14:47All right. So so let me continue my
14:50lecture. Okay. Cuz we're doing a lot
14:51today. All right. things will come a
14:53clear a lot clearer once I finish the
14:56lecture.
14:56>> Okay. So, um
15:00the the the capacity to sin is a great
15:02superpower in the world we have today.
15:05Okay. If you are able to break the
15:06rules, you're able to do things uh that
15:10other people cannot do, you will climb
15:12the corporate ladder, you'll climb the
15:14bureaucratic ladder, you'll climb any
15:16ladder a lot more smooth than anyone
15:19else. Okay? If you uh work in the AI
15:23industry and you know who sent Oman is
15:26anyone you talk to will tell you what
15:30distinguish sent Oman from everyone else
15:32in the world is not his capacity to
15:35program. He actually doesn't even know
15:36how to program. Okay. He doesn't spend
15:39any of his time programming. He he
15:41doesn't have any engineering or
15:43scientific talent.
15:46what he has is a superpower
15:49to cheat, lie, and steal to get what he
15:52wants.
15:54He's not a great speaker, but when he's
15:57speaking with you individually,
15:58one-on-one, he will tell you exactly
16:00what you want to hear, even though it
16:03may be a complete lie.
16:06Okay? That is his superpower. And I I
16:08would make the argument that that's not
16:10just his superpower. It's a superpower
16:12of most people in the upper echelons of
16:16the elite. To become a billionaire, you
16:19have to have a different psychology than
16:22anyone else. Um, normal people will just
16:26say that these people are just
16:27psychopaths.
16:29Okay? But my argument to you is
16:33in order to be a psychopath and to be an
16:34effective psychopath, you need a certain
16:38philosophy, a religion to help you
16:41understand your superpower and allow you
16:45to act it out in a way that allows you
16:48to sleep at night. Okay? And this
16:50philosophy, this religion is called
16:53Sabine Fagnism. Something that you've
16:56never heard of. Some of you may have
16:57heard of it, but it is the ideology, the
17:00religion of the elite. And today, what
17:03I'm going to do is slowly
17:06explain to you what it is, where it came
17:10from, and its impact on the world. Okay.
17:15All right. So, these are two thought
17:17experiments that I hope help you
17:20understand the psychology of the elite.
17:24Okay. The elite their capacity to sin is
17:28what makes them powerful. But once they
17:30have that superpower, they need to
17:32explain to themselves why do I have it?
17:34What's it for? Okay. And this religion
17:37is what we call 17 fism. And so what
17:40what I will do now is explain to you
17:42what where it came from. All right.
17:45Okay. But for me to explain that, I
17:48first need to explain to you what
17:51capitalism is. Okay. So um Max Weber the
17:55very famous German sociologist he's
17:58basically the father of sociology he
18:01wrote a very influential essay called
18:03capitalism and the protestant work ethic
18:06and his major argument is it was the
18:08protestant reformation
18:11that allow capitalism to happen. Okay.
18:16So let me explain the basic argument in
18:19a very simple way. All right. So,
18:24um, before for most of human history,
18:28money was not a big deal. No one
18:31actually cared if you were wealthy. So,
18:35let's do a thought experiment. Let's
18:37just say, for a reason, today you all
18:42inherit $10 million, okay? Or $10
18:45million just flies out of the sky and
18:47hits you on the head, okay? $10 million
18:49of of gold coins.
18:52Well, what would you do? And most of you
18:55will say, well, I will go invest in the
18:58stock market. I'll put in the bank.
19:01But if you think about it intuitively,
19:05logically, rationally, that actually
19:07makes no sense, right? Because this is
19:10real money, $10 million of gold coin,
19:13and you put it into an abstract concept
19:16called a stock market or a bank. You
19:19don't know if you'll get it back. All
19:22right? So, traditionally, what we did
19:24was we took that $10 million of gold
19:28pieces and what we did was we gave it to
19:31the community, right? We gave it to the
19:34people around us and we had banquetss,
19:39celebrations.
19:41Why do we do that? Because social status
19:45is tangible.
19:47It's real, right? So, if I give this 10
19:52million gold pieces to everyone in my
19:54community, I am now king of the
19:56community or I'm an elder. And that's
19:59what matters to me. That's real power.
20:02Status is real power.
20:06Okay, that makes sense. Putting the 10
20:09million gold pieces uh in the stock
20:11market makes no sense whatsoever. So,
20:14how did we reach a point where
20:16everything we do today is basically
20:18counterintuitive. It has to do with the
20:21protest reformation. Okay. So at this
20:23time in history for most of um European
20:26history the Catholic Church is in
20:29charge.
20:32Okay. And the power of the Catholic
20:34Church was in its ability to determine
20:38who went to heaven or hell or to
20:41purgatory. It all it could also
20:43determine how much time you spent in
20:45purgatory before you went into heaven.
20:48Okay. All right. So
20:52that was its power and the source of its
20:55authority, but it was also the source of
20:57its corruption.
20:59Because what the church would do is say,
21:02you know, you're you were a bad person,
21:05but if you give me like millions of
21:06dollars so I can build a church, I'll
21:09give you a pass to purgatory, and then
21:12if you pay me some more money, I'll give
21:15you a pass to heaven. Okay?
21:18And this caused tremendous outrage
21:21amongst a lot of people. This corruption
21:24of the church um was just outraged a lot
21:29of true believers including people like
21:31Martin Luther and John Calvin. And but
21:34they also recognized that um the
21:37Catholic Church is too powerful and
21:39people really believe the Catholic
21:41Church have the power to determine who
21:44went to heaven and who went to hell. So
21:46if you want to destroy the Catholic
21:47Church, what we need to do is take that
21:50power away from them. Okay? And so John
21:54Calvin created something called
21:56Calvinism.
21:58And to counter
22:01um the church's power, Calvinism
22:03proposed the idea of double
22:07predestination.
22:11Okay, double predestination. It sounds
22:13like a very complicated idea. It's not.
22:15It's very simple. The the idea of double
22:17predestination is when God created
22:21everything, God also determined
22:26before the coming of before the
22:28beginning of time who went to heaven and
22:31who went to hell. Double predestination.
22:34Okay. Your destiny was decided at the
22:36start of time. In other words, the
22:40church does not matter. Only God
22:43matters.
22:45Don't listen to the church, listen to
22:48God.
22:50But and so communism did a lot to uh
22:54degrade the authority of the church. But
22:56this leads to anxiety. The anxiety is
23:01how do you know if you were selected to
23:06go to heaven, right?
23:09And the answer is, well, you know if God
23:12favors you.
23:14And how how do you know God favors you?
23:16Because you make a lot of money, right?
23:19And the more money you make,
23:22you know, the more God favors you.
23:25So before
23:28you had to be obedient to the church,
23:31now you have to make a lot of money for
23:33yourself. Okay? And this leads to
23:37capitalism because again before
23:41if you had money you would either give
23:44it to your friends and relatives or you
23:46give it to the church. Now you have to
23:48make as much money for yourself as
23:49possible. So you save it. But not only
23:52do you save it but you have to go invest
23:55it. Okay? And this creates the Dutch
23:57Republic. Um because this investment the
24:01Dutch Republic becomes the wealthiest
24:03society in the world.
24:05It creates a stock market. It creates
24:07banking. It creates equity. Creates the
24:09the it creates the modern system of
24:13capitalism.
24:15Okay. Um but the Dutch Republic had a
24:19major problem. The major problem was
24:21that it could be easily invaded by the
24:25European powers, the Hapsburgs,
24:28uh the Vatican. So what happened in
24:311688? Okay, 1688 was a very crucial
24:34year. 1688 was something called the
24:37Glorious Revolution. And the Glorious
24:39Revolution was agreement um between the
24:44English nobility and the Dutch nobility
24:46to merge together.
24:50And the way they did that was they
24:52transfer the wealth of the Dutch
24:54Republic, all the gold
24:57to England. Okay.
25:02And then in 1694
25:06this arrangement became corporatized
25:10systemized.
25:12Okay. 1694 was the year that the Bank of
25:15England was chartered.
25:22Okay. What is the Bank of England and
25:24why is it special? Okay. So
25:28before in European history um kings in
25:32order to finance wars they would borrow
25:34money from merchants right and merchants
25:37would lend the money to kings in order
25:39to grow their capital. The problem with
25:41that is the king could die the king
25:45could lose the war or the king could
25:47just be like I don't I will not honor
25:49this contract. Okay. So this created a
25:52lot of risk for merchants. The Bank of
25:54England solved this problem by um
25:58creating a situation where the private
26:01own the owners of the Bank of England
26:02were the merchants. Okay. And the and
26:06the organization
26:09that borne money from the Bank of
26:10England was not the king. It was the
26:14people of England. Okay. for parliament.
26:24Okay. So remember before the king had
26:28the power to issue currency. Now the
26:31merchants have the power to issue
26:33currency but is backed by the parliament
26:37which is the people.
26:39Okay. And to make this system
26:44um
26:47palatable to everyone, new ideas were
26:51created in order to justify the system.
26:54Okay. The first major idea that was
26:55created was private property. The
26:59sanctity of private property. In school,
27:01you may have learned about John Lock and
27:03how he said that um there are three
27:07inevitable rights for every human being.
27:10Okay, they are life, liberty and the
27:13pursuit of property. Why? Because they
27:15needed to justify this silly system they
27:18created where the merchants have the
27:21power to print money and the people have
27:23the right to borrow it and have to pay
27:25it back at interest eventually.
27:28Okay.
27:30Um and this also created the idea of
27:33democracy, right? because people had to
27:36believe that they that they had a
27:40ownership stake in the country in order
27:44for them to want to fight wars for these
27:46merchants.
27:48Okay? And this system created the modern
27:54system of transnational capitalism
27:57that we have today.
28:03Okay? And this is something that most
28:05scholars agree on. This is nothing
28:06controversial in anything I've said. It
28:08makes a lot of sense, right? There's a
28:11problem though. The problem is this.
28:15This explains the Protestants,
28:19but it doesn't explain the Jews.
28:23Right?
28:26There's a huge
28:28hole in this history which is we don't
28:31know how the Jews came to believe what
28:34they believe. How about the Rothschilds?
28:37Right? This system explains the
28:39Christians, the Protestants does not
28:42explain why the Jews behave the way they
28:47do. Does not even explain. It doesn't
28:49explain what the why the Rothschilds
28:50believe the way they do. And as I keep
28:54on saying every person needs a overall
28:58guiding philosophy for capitalists who
29:01are Christian, you have Calvinism.
29:05The question then is if you're Jewish,
29:07you obviously don't believe in
29:08Calvinism. Then what do you believe in?
29:11And the answer is Sabatine Frankism.
29:15That's what they believe. Okay. So now
29:17what I'm going to do is I'm going to
29:19show you what Sabine Frankenism is. But
29:23for you to appreciate what it is, you
29:25also have to remember this logic. Okay?
29:28Because the same spirit that animated
29:31reform in the Christian world will also
29:34animate reform in the Jewish diaspora.
29:39Okay. All right. So, some key takeaways
29:43was that there was a first of all
29:47a revolution.
29:52Okay, in the Christian world against the
29:56power of authority.
29:59Okay, that's the first thing that
30:00happened. Second thing that happened was
30:02that after this revolution was
30:04successful, they needed to systemize it.
30:07Okay, you then have to systemize a new
30:12religion.
30:14Okay. And then what we also need to
30:18recognize is that a lot of what's
30:23happening was an accidental response to
30:28historical events. Okay, does that make
30:30sense? No one planned for capitalism to
30:33emerge. Capitalism emerged through a
30:36series of crisis
30:39that the Christian world face. Same same
30:41thing with 17 fragmentism. Okay. Another
30:45thing that um
30:49um is important is eventually what
30:53happens is
30:55communism isn't really discussed because
30:57it it just become part of nature. It's
31:00just something that just become the
31:02world that we live in. It's the air we
31:04breathe. So we we don't think about it.
31:05We don't discuss it. things that
31:07actually make no sense like for example
31:09go invest in stock market and see your
31:11wealth grow. We take it as a natural
31:15thing. Okay. All right. So 17
31:19fragmentism will follow the same pattern
31:21where 17 fism was a response to the
31:25authority of the rabbis the corrupt
31:27authority of the rabbis.
31:29Okay. Then they begin to systemize their
31:35um belief system and eventually it will
31:38it will spread throughout the Jewish
31:40world so that it becomes part of
31:42everyday life parts of it becomes part
31:44of reality. So like no one discusses
31:46Sabine and Frankenm today in the Jewish
31:49diaspora. It's just part of who they
31:52are. Okay? And and by the way I'm I'm
31:55referring to capitalists by the way.
31:57Okay? Not all Jewish people. This is
31:59capitalist. The Calvinists um the
32:02Christian capitalists are Calvinists.
32:05The Jewish capitalists are Sabatine
32:08Frankus. Okay. Does that make sense
32:10guys? All right. So, all right. Let me
32:13now spend some time and discuss
32:16the Jewish diaspora.
32:38Okay. Um so
32:43um
32:45first let me explain the difference uh
32:48between the Catholic Church and the
32:50Christ reformation. Okay. And this is
32:52important. um for better understand the
32:55revolution of 17 fans. Okay. So um let's
33:00look at the Catholic Church and the
33:03Protestants.
33:07Okay.
33:09All right. So there are lots of
33:11differences between the Catholic Church
33:13and and Protestantism. Okay. The first
33:14is the Catholic Church believe that the
33:17church is the ultimate authority of God
33:20on earth. Okay. If you want to access
33:23God, you have to go through the church,
33:26specifically the priests. All right? And
33:28one manifestation of that is Catholics
33:31are not allowed to read the Bible.
33:36All right? You're a Catholic, you are
33:37not allowed to read the Bible. You have
33:39to like go to church and the priest will
33:40tell you what the Bible says.
33:43The revolution of the of the process is
33:45no the individual for the Bible allows
33:50you direct access to God. Okay. So the
33:54center of of authority in the Protestant
33:57world is the Bible. In the Catholic
33:59world the center of authority is the
34:01church. Okay. That's the first major
34:03difference. And again this is all
34:04rebellion against Catholic uh supremacy.
34:09Okay. The second major difference and
34:11this is really important is the Catholic
34:15is something called a millillennial.
34:19Okay, a millennial is basically
34:22non-meianic
34:23or guys we've already achieved
34:27perfection on earth. Let's not worry
34:29about anything. All right. All you have
34:31to do is obey the church.
34:37But the Protestants believe, okay, if
34:40you remove the authority of the church,
34:43now you become messianic.
34:48Okay, does that make sense? Because the
34:50Bible is not a finished story. Jesus
34:53died and he promised to come back, but
34:56he's not back yet. So, the story is not
34:57done yet. Okay? In the Catholic world,
35:00you're taught that, well, Jesus died so
35:02the church could be born, so don't worry
35:04about it. The church is now in in
35:05control. And the church will uh when
35:09Jesus is ready then uh Jesus will come
35:11back. Okay. But the church has already
35:12finished the mission of Jesus.
35:15The Protestants believe no um without
35:18the church it means that Jesus will
35:20return and so now we have to wait for
35:22for his return. And some Protestants who
35:24are what we call uh premillennial
35:29um Christians they actually think we you
35:31can actually force his return.
35:34Okay. That's the second uh major uh
35:39difference. And the third major
35:40difference difference of course is the
35:42Catholic um is justification
35:46by work.
35:48The Protestants is justification by
35:50faith. Okay?
35:53So the Catholic Church is we don't care
35:56if you're hypocrite. We don't care if
35:58you lie. As long as you do what we tell
36:00you, as long as your actions are good,
36:02then you will go to heaven. The problem
36:03is like that's nonsense. Your heart has
36:06to be true to God. Okay? Your faith is
36:08what matters. All right? And as we can
36:11see, all three of these things are a
36:13response to the authority of the
36:17Catholic Church. Okay? And what I will
36:20show you is 17 frankism is also a
36:22response to the power corrupt authority
36:25of the rabbis. Okay? But first, we also
36:28need to appreciate there are fundamental
36:30differences between the Catholic Church
36:32and rebbitic authority. Okay? which
36:34which right now in this in this time in
36:37history which is about you know 1400
36:391500 rebbitic authority is what controls
36:42the Jewish diaspora okay so let's look
36:45at the church
36:48and the rabbis
36:51okay rebbitic authority
36:55>> can I just ask quickly before you go on
36:58to just clarify the difference between
36:59amillennialism
37:01and and messianic So messianic thinks
37:05that uh there's a savior coming and
37:08there will be peace and the a
37:10millennialism don't believe that.
37:12>> Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. Sorry.
37:14Okay. Mess messianism believes that the
37:17Messiah is coming. Okay. When the
37:19Messiah comes, if Jesus returns,
37:21there'll be a thousand years of peace
37:25before the day of judgment. Okay? And
37:27this is why it's called uh
37:28premillennialism. Why? Because you a
37:30thousand years before the day of
37:32judgment. Also there's also something
37:34called postmillennialism which is you
37:35have the day of judgment and then a
37:36thousand years of peace. Okay. All
37:39right. So millennism basically refers to
37:42mezianism.
37:44Amillinism the a means without or no.
37:47Okay. So no millennium. Why? Because uh
37:51there is no uh we don't worry about
37:53these things. Okay. So the church is
37:57radically anti- messianism. Okay. Does
38:01that make sense? So there's no peace, no
38:03no thousand years of goodness. No,
38:06that's what you're saying.
38:08>> Yeah,
38:08>> that's what the Catholic Church
38:09believes.
38:10>> That's right.
38:11>> Okay.
38:11>> Yeah. Because Augustine uses the concept
38:13of out of history, which is the Catholic
38:17Church, it is a spiritual power, not a
38:19temporal power.
38:20>> I understand.
38:21>> Okay. Do you understand?
38:22>> Yes. Thank you.
38:22>> And so therefore, we don't worry about
38:24worldly advance. Got it.
38:25>> Okay. All right. So the Catholic Church
38:28and the rebbiting authority there are
38:29three major differences that we need to
38:32understand for for the for the purpose
38:34of our discussion. Okay. The first major
38:36difference is the Catholic Church as as
38:39as I was talking about with Daniel, it
38:41is a spiritual authority.
38:44Okay. The rebbitic is worldly. Okay. So
38:48most people don't actually know this,
38:50but it's a key crucial difference
38:53between Christianity and Judaism.
38:56Okay, Christians believe that if you're
38:59a good person, you go to heaven and be
39:00with Jesus, right? In other words, you
39:03don't believe this world actually
39:04matters.
39:06The Jews believe something completely
39:07different. The Jews believe that
39:11God wants to come to this world and live
39:15amongst his people, the Jewish people.
39:17And the Jewish people were created, the
39:19chosen people, in order to make this
39:21world h like a place for God to live in.
39:24That's why they built Solomon's temple
39:26as a home for God. Okay. So, a major
39:30difference between the Catholic Church
39:32and Rebian authority is Catholic
39:33Catholic Church believes this world
39:35doesn't matter. In fact, what's really
39:36strange is every religion except Judaism
39:40believes this. Okay? The Hindus, the
39:43Buddhists, the Christians, the the
39:45Muslims all believe this world is just a
39:48temporary
39:50place before our souls ascend to heaven
39:53and be with God. But the Jews like no
39:56what matters is this world. We have to
39:59be the light of nations. We have to
40:00bring God to earth. Okay? In other
40:04words, what the Catholic people say is
40:08the Christian religion is spiritual but
40:11the Jewish religion is worldly or
40:14temporal. Okay? It's not that simple,
40:16but for our purposes, we'll we'll just
40:18go with with with this difference. Okay?
40:20The Christians are spiritual. The Jews
40:23are worldly people. They care about
40:26materialism. Christians don't. Okay,
40:29that's the first major uh difference.
40:32Second major difference of course is the
40:34church um has a clear hierarchy. Okay,
40:39the pope is in charge. Below the pope
40:42are these bishops which are basically
40:43just regional popes. Okay. Okay. There's
40:46a clear hierarchy in the church and they
40:50take heresy very seriously. Okay? You
40:53can't diverge from paple authority. If
40:56you do, they'll come and kill you.
40:59But the Jewish religion is very
41:01different, right? Because the Jewish
41:02religion has no hierarchy. It is a
41:04diaspora.
41:07And so you have within the Jewish
41:10community and again there aren't that
41:12many Jews in the world, right? But you
41:14have tens of thousands of different
41:18beliefs. It's the rabbi who is the
41:23authority. Okay.
41:26So this it's a huge diaspora. You have
41:28huge diversity.
41:32Okay. Um and the third major difference
41:36is this. How is it the church
41:40determines or how is the church able to
41:42control its flock, its people? Well,
41:45fool the idea of heaven and hell, right?
41:50Okay. If you're a good person, you go to
41:52heaven. If you're a bad person, you go
41:53to hell. Okay. And that's how the church
41:56exerts authority over people. The
41:59rabbitic system is different. The system
42:02they use is sin. Okay? the Torah.
42:09Every Jewish person must follow the laws
42:13of Moses, the Mosaic law, the Torah.
42:17Okay? Sin.
42:22Jews must
42:24um avoid committing sin. And you do that
42:27by following the ten commandments. Okay.
42:29The laws of Moses. Okay. All right. So
42:32now I want to talk about the concept of
42:33sin because the concept of sin is
42:36actually very concrete, very specific in
42:40Judaism. Okay. So why does sin exist? It
42:44exists because humanity basically Adam
42:47and Eve away from God.
42:51Okay. So in the garden of Eden, everyone
42:53was perfect. We were one with God. But
42:58because we betrayed the trust of God, we
43:01were cast away. When we were cast away
43:04in order because we were so sinful, the
43:07law of Moses came to control us, came to
43:11help us be less less sinful.
43:14But the moment that we atone or redeem
43:18ourselves for the Garden of Eden, we
43:21will become good with God, right? And
43:24then what will happen is sin will
43:27disappear from this world and a new
43:29system will develop. Okay. God will come
43:32down and throw away the law of Moses
43:35because we don't need the law of Moses.
43:36The law of Moses are for children and
43:39law and the God will now institute a new
43:42system where there is no sin where
43:44there's no law because we are united
43:46with God and therefore we are incapable
43:49of sin. Okay?
43:52Right? So this is all important. Why?
43:56Because the same process
43:59that will infect the Catholic world will
44:04now infect the Jewish world. Calvinism
44:09was a response to the corruption
44:12of the Catholic Church. Sapine frankism
44:16is a response to the corruption of
44:19rebbitic authority.
44:21Okay. Now, at this time in history,
44:23rebbiting authority is extremely
44:25corrupt. And you and again, you know, um
44:29you're not I mean it it's hard for for
44:32people people to appreciate. Okay? So, I
44:33explain it to you slowly. You understand
44:35what's going on. We all understand why
44:37the Catholic Church is corrupt, right?
44:39Because that's too much power. It's the
44:41ultimate authority in Europe at this
44:43time. It controls 50% of uh European
44:46lands. Okay? And it's embedded with
44:49nobility. So we all understand the
44:51corruption of Catholic church of
44:53Catholic church but rebbiting authority
44:55is also corrupt. Why? Because the rabbis
44:59need to survive.
45:01Right?
45:04In the Jewish tradition, what they
45:06believe is the Jews are the chosen
45:08people and they have responsibility
45:11to
45:13help usher in the Messiah who will then
45:16redeem Jews
45:19and cause a reunion between the Jews and
45:21God. Okay, that's what most Jews
45:23believe. But in order for Judaism to
45:26survive at this time in history, the the
45:29medi the medieval period in both the
45:32Christian world and Islamic world, they
45:33can't do that, right? The Jews can't be
45:35like, "We are the chosen people. We're
45:36better than you and we're going to come
45:39and conquer everyone." Okay? Because
45:40because then the both the Muslims and
45:42the Christians will kill the Jews. So
45:45their compromise was the rabbi said to
45:48the Jewish people, "Guys,
45:51God
45:53knows everything. God has a plan for
45:56everything, we must be patient and wait
45:59for the coming of the Messiah."
46:02Okay? And in order for us to bring in
46:05the Messiah,
46:07we must follow the law of Moses to prove
46:10we are worthy of the Messiah. Okay? And
46:14this is not actually satisfying to most
46:16Jews, but it's a compromise the rabbis
46:19need to make in order to maintain their
46:22authority
46:24and in order to create peace between the
46:26Jews and the Muslims and Christians.
46:29Okay. The problem with this is this
46:32screws over the Jewish people. Okay.
46:35Because it basically makes them um
46:38second citizens
46:40wherever they are in the Christian
46:42world. They are denied education. They
46:44are denied ownership of land. They
46:46become basically slaves to nobility.
46:49Okay. But the but the worst thing is
46:52they are also scapegoats, right? So
46:55whenever something happens like maybe
46:56the black death or any wars, the first
47:01people to be scapegoed always the Jews.
47:04Okay? So throughout this history for 100
47:06years, Jews are second class citizens
47:09and they're always scapegoed.
47:12Okay. When times are good, they're fine.
47:15But when times are bad, they're always
47:16the first to be massacred or expelled.
47:21All right. So, there are certain Jews
47:24who believe this system sucks. All
47:28right? And the first person who
47:29basically said this system sucks, we
47:31shouldn't go with the system anymore.
47:32His name is Sapite Zevi. Okay? And this
47:35is the year 1666.
47:39Sapi Zevi. There are different ways to
47:41pronounce his name. The correct way is
47:43Sati Zev. Okay, that's the correct way.
47:46But he's more commonly referred to as
47:48Satai Zevi. All right. And
47:52what what in 1666 he declared himself
47:57the Messiah. Okay. The year 1666 is very
48:00very important. Why? Because at this
48:03time in history, um, for the longest
48:07time, the Jews have found a safe haven
48:09called the Polish Lutheran Commonwealth.
48:14And, um, think of that as basically the
48:16equivalent of the United States at this
48:18time in history. It was a new territory.
48:22Um, and they were desperate for
48:24energetic people. They were also
48:25desperate for capital. So, they welcomed
48:27Jews into their country. And these Jews
48:31were hardworking. They were um very
48:35energetic and they were very creative
48:36and that allowed them to prosper.
48:39But unfortunately
48:42they were also scapegoats and so they
48:45became um middlemen or managers for the
48:48nobility because nobility didn't want to
48:49work. Right? So it was the Jews who went
48:51to collect taxes. They were the Jews
48:53were the ones who managed a lot of
48:54property for the nobility which pissed
48:56off a lot of different people. So a war
48:59broke out. Um the co and the cosaks came
49:02and massacred a lot of Jews. Now the
49:06thing about the Jewish religion is the
49:08Jews believe that in their darkest hour
49:10the messiah will come. So in that at
49:12this time in history and this is again
49:14the 17th century when Jews are being
49:16massacred throughout Europe there's a
49:18huge expectation that the Messiah is
49:21here. And in 1666
49:24Zebi announced, I'm Messiah. And and
49:27when he did so,
49:29anywhere between a third to half of the
49:32Jewish diaspora followed him and said,
49:35"He must be the
49:39u Messiah."
49:41SVI was like John Calvin. He was a
49:44revolutionary. And he said, "Okay, I see
49:47the system and the rabbis are corrupt
49:51and the main source of their power is
49:53sin, right? Their ability to enforce the
49:57law of Moses on people." And his
50:01response is, "Well, if I'm the Messiah,
50:03I declare sin to be gone." Okay? No more
50:08sin, guys. Why? Because I'm the Messiah.
50:11In which case, God has forgiven the
50:13Jewish people. in which case the Jewish
50:15people are now are no longer bounded by
50:17the law of Moses.
50:20Okay, sin is a worldly idea.
50:25All right, so he got rid of the idea of
50:26sin. This of course pissed off the
50:28rabbis because the rabbis were using sin
50:31as the main instrument to control
50:33people, right? The law of Moses. Okay,
50:35but this was a major conflict between
50:37Sarah Zevi and the rabbis.
50:41But the Jewish people were following
50:44somebody like Zevi, right? Because one
50:47sin, the worst sin that you could can
50:49commit as a Jew is conversion,
50:54right? The first commandment is do not
50:55worship false idols. Always be loyal to
50:58Yahweh, right? But if Zab Zevi is like,
51:01"Nope, that sin does not apply. You can
51:05convert because who cares, right? Your
51:07heart still belongs to God. You know
51:09you're a Jewish person. You don't have
51:11to pretend to follow the law of Moses,
51:15right? So you can convert. And the Jews
51:17are like, that's a great idea because
51:20now if I convert to Christianity, I can
51:22now have access to land education
51:27and but what that does is it destroys
51:31all rebbitic authority.
51:34Right now you don't have a need for
51:35rabbis. So there's this huge conflict
51:37now between the rabbis and zab zevi the
51:40revolutionary.
51:42So what the rabbis did and this was
51:44really clever was report zevi to the
51:48sultan. Okay,
51:50so Zevi he is in the Ottoman Empire
51:54which is at this time in history the
51:55world power and the rabbi said listen
51:57hey guy hey sultan this is guy who's
52:01pretending to be the Messiah and which
52:04means that he's going to organize the
52:05Jewish people and
52:08uh claim your throne because that's what
52:10the Messiah will will do conquer the
52:11world and so uh the Sultan gives Zab
52:15Zevi a choice he says okay God okay
52:17you're the Messiah right So I'll give
52:19you a choice. You either convert to
52:23um Islam or I will kill you. Okay?
52:26Either the turban or your head. And Zevi
52:31uh was supposed to be the Messiah. So he
52:33was supposed to fight and destroy the
52:35Sultan, right? But he he did something
52:37that was very strange and which caused
52:40confusion throughout the diaspora, which
52:42is he converted to Islam.
52:46And the rabbis were like, you see, he's
52:49not the Messiah.
52:51Okay,
52:53but you have to understand the logic of
52:54Sab Zevi. If I already said I'm the
52:56Messiah and now we are beyond sin, I can
53:00do whatever I want and God will forgive
53:02me because what matters is my
53:04relationship with God, right? So if I
53:06convert to Islam, it shouldn't matter.
53:09If I if I if I convert to Christianity,
53:10it shouldn't matter as well. So he was
53:12being the Messiah.
53:14But the rabbis uh told their followers
53:18you see by conversion by converting he
53:21has committed the ultimate sin and
53:22therefore we should just ignore him.
53:23Okay. So this create created a sism
53:26within the uh within the Jewish world.
53:28Okay. Basically create a civil war the
53:30same way that Calvinism created a civil
53:32war in the Christian world. A very
53:33similar pattern. Okay. Uh yes. I just
53:36wanted to consider for a moment that the
53:39rabbis like it may have been not just
53:42the laws that Moses made that they were
53:45disobeying as a form of sin, but it
53:48might have been the laws that the rabbis
53:50had created
53:51>> like the dietary laws.
53:53>> Yes, you're exactly right.
53:54>> Laws.
53:55>> It became a lot of stuff
53:57>> that became Jewish culture and people
54:00got fed up with that.
54:02>> Yeah, exactly.
54:02>> That was another element of their
54:04control.
54:05>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. Right. Thank you.
54:06Yeah. Okay. So, um what what go ahead.
54:09>> Can we keep the questions for after?
54:11>> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Sorry. Okay. But but
54:12that that's a really important point.
54:13Okay. So, um the other thing that was
54:16happening at this time was the the
54:18rabbis were creating too many laws,
54:21right? Why? Because that was a source of
54:22their power. So, um what Daniel was
54:24saying is that there are actually two
54:26sources of law in the Jewish world.
54:29There is the Torah and there's
54:31atonement. Okay. The Torah is the
54:33written law. The toonement is the oral
54:35law and the oral law is just the
54:37interpretation of the um of the uh
54:41Torah. Okay. All right. Okay. So um so
54:46you guys understand what what what what
54:47just happened, right? Uh satinism was a
54:50response to the corruption of the rabbis
54:54and this caused a shism or civil war
54:56within the Jewish world. All right. And
54:59this will lead us to fans. Okay. Um, but
55:02before before I do that, I need I need
55:04to explain something else that's really
55:06important if you want to understand the
55:08Jewish world, which is something called
55:09the Cabala. Okay. The Cabala.
55:14All right. So, what is the Cabala? The
55:17Cabala is a very simple idea. Okay. So,
55:21throughout human history,
55:24the occult has been extremely present.
55:28All right? Meaning it was always
55:30understood throughout most of human
55:31history that there are angels and demons
55:33amongst us. Okay? And in the Muslim
55:36world they call it uh jin, right? But
55:38every culture believes there are these
55:40spirits around us and they live amongst
55:43us. Okay? So this material world is only
55:45a small fraction of the total world. Um
55:51but
55:53um so
55:55um this is called hermetic philosophy.
56:00I'm not sure if you guys know what this
56:02is, okay? But uh I I'll make it very
56:04simple. Hermetic philosophy comes to us
56:08from Egypt and then this was embedded
56:10into uh Greek culture through plainism.
56:13Okay? And then through plainism spread
56:15into Christianity through Nostism. Okay?
56:17So but but but it's a very simple
56:19concept. A simple concept is the world
56:22that we see is a pure illusion. Okay.
56:25Matter is an illusion. What is real is
56:28energy, vibration, consciousness.
56:32All right? So if you see the world not
56:34as one of matter but one but one of but
56:37one of energy then certain ideas emerge.
56:42Okay. The first idea is
56:45um everything is vibration. Okay. So
56:48imagine a source a monad. What he's
56:51doing is he's breathing. He's emanating.
56:54He's thinking. Okay.
56:58And this is happening infinitely in
57:00infinite dimensions throughout the
57:01universe. Eventually you reach a point
57:03where the vibration is so slow you can
57:06actually see matter. Okay? That's number
57:08one. Number two is there's a pattern or
57:12there's a rhythm to this movement. Okay?
57:15So think about astrology, the movement
57:16of the stars, right? Well, there's a
57:18pattern to the universe as well, right?
57:23Number three is
57:25these different in different dimensions.
57:28We exist differently. Okay? We are both
57:31body, spirit and soul. It's just we
57:35exist in different dimensions. Our
57:37consciousness comes before our body.
57:41These different dimensions, they
57:43correspond with each other and they
57:45affect each other. There's a there's
57:47something called the law of cause and
57:48effect where if something happens in
57:51your body, it affects your soul and your
57:53spirit. But if if something happens in
57:54your spirit, it also affects your body
57:56as well. All right. Um and so these this
58:01is there's more but but but that's a
58:03really simple uh introduction. Okay. IC
58:05philosophy has been dominant uh in in
58:09Egypt and then it went over to Greece
58:11through plainism and then it came into
58:12Christianity through Nazism. Okay. And
58:15Judaism because it's a worldly religion.
58:18It was really resilient to heric
58:21philosophy for the longest time. But
58:23that's changed with the Cabala. Okay. So
58:25what the Cabala is doing is it's trying
58:26to explain the Bible which is the main
58:29source of Jewish faith through a
58:32hermetic lens. is trying to tell the
58:35story of Adam and Eve through a cosmic
58:39um interpretation. Okay, does that make
58:40sense? So, let let me give you an
58:42example. We know the story of Adam and
58:45Eve. Um the Bible just says that Adam
58:47and Eve were granted uh paradise in the
58:51Garden of Eden. And God just said, "Hey
58:53man, don't eat. Just you can do anything
58:54you want. You can there's no sin here.
58:56There's no evil. There's no laws, but
58:59there's only one rule." And the and the
59:01one rule is do not eat from the tree of
59:08knowledge. Just don't do that and you're
59:10good. And of course, Adam and Eve
59:14broke that rule, right? And for the
59:16longest time, no one could explain why
59:19they broke the law. And so, and you have
59:22different theologians proposing
59:24different solutions. The most famous, of
59:25course, is Augustine. And what Austin
59:27says is that we were born to sin. Okay?
59:31We were made from dust and therefore we
59:35lack the capacity to control ourselves.
59:37That's why we need a church. The church
59:39is a shepherd with the sheep. Okay. All
59:42right. Um so the cabala is using
59:46philosophy to explain the story of Adam
59:48and Eve. All right. So um the the story
59:53is this. Okay. In the beginning there
59:56was the infinite okay and this is called
59:59unsu okay the infinite
1:00:03everything
1:00:05nothing
1:00:07and to create the world because the and
1:00:10solve the infinite he is lonely he's
1:00:13trying to understand himself he retreat
1:00:15into himself and which creates a space
1:00:18okay
1:00:20and the space will create a new force
1:00:22called Adam Adm
1:00:27okay the first being Adam Kadan and um
1:00:33God expresses himself through the tree
1:00:35of life okay the 10 sepharovs
1:00:38sepharov
1:00:39okay 10 sepharov is just the 10 aspects
1:00:41of god I I I don't want to get too
1:00:43complicated okay but like the simple
1:00:44story is um god is the will to bestow
1:00:49the will the will to love and therefore
1:00:52god must give himself to another person.
1:00:55Therefore, God creates Adam and Kenmon,
1:00:57the first man. And Adam Kman is the will
1:01:00to receive the ego, right? And so God is
1:01:06maning himself into Adam Kmon for the
1:01:0810th Sephro and trying to bestow his
1:01:11wisdom, his benevolence, his love onto
1:01:13Anakon. The problem though is that Anmon
1:01:20because he's the will to receive doesn't
1:01:23understand why God is doing this. Right?
1:01:26And so the example is let's just say I
1:01:29invite you to my house for dinner and
1:01:34I'm really happy you're coming. So I
1:01:36cook you like a 10 course banquet. Okay.
1:01:41It's like everything you could possibly
1:01:42imagine. The entire apartment is filled
1:01:45with all this sumptuous food. Okay. You
1:01:47come in and you're like, "Oh my god."
1:01:51You're shocked. Okay. Cuz it's so
1:01:53generous. It's too generous. You know
1:01:55like he wants to borrow money from me so
1:01:59you run away.
1:02:01So that's a problem where Adam Kenmmont
1:02:03doesn't understand the generosity of God
1:02:06that God is pure love, pure generosity,
1:02:08pure benevolence. So Adam Ken turns away
1:02:12from God which breaks the world. Okay.
1:02:16And that's the story of Adam and Eve.
1:02:18Adam and Eve were immature. They didn't
1:02:21appreciate the generous generous
1:02:23generosity of God. So they look for an
1:02:24excuse to turn away from God and the
1:02:27best excuse was to eat the fruit. Okay.
1:02:31But then this tells us this. This tells
1:02:34us that
1:02:36um the purpose of the world is to return
1:02:40to God. And the the way to return to God
1:02:43um is by
1:02:46redeeming ourselves and appreciating the
1:02:49generosity, love and mercy of God. And
1:02:54the best way to do that is by cleansing
1:02:58ourselves of our own ego. Okay? Doesn't
1:03:01make sense, right? That is the basis of
1:03:04the Jewish faith. And this is um um
1:03:08explained in the Cabala the Zohar.
1:03:13Okay,
1:03:15the Zohar um which was in the 13th
1:03:17century written by a man named Moses de
1:03:20Leon. Okay, it was a work of divine
1:03:22inspiration. He's trying to bring in
1:03:23hermetic philosophy to explain the
1:03:25Bible. It's become the basis of the
1:03:26cabala ever since. All right. Now,
1:03:28there's a very important idea in all of
1:03:30this which is the Messiah.
1:03:34Okay. The Messiah is this the Messiah is
1:03:39a is a man that's a spiritual connection
1:03:41to God. So the Messiah can do things
1:03:44that uh ordinary man cannot do. Okay.
1:03:48All right. So for so the world is not
1:03:52destroyed because we being selfish have
1:03:54turned away from God. Okay. And now the
1:03:56world is broken.
1:03:59Our destiny is to repair the world.
1:04:02Something they call tikum aloom. Okay.
1:04:04Tikum aloom. to repair the world.
1:04:08And again, because the Jewish faith is
1:04:10so diverse, you have different
1:04:11interpretations of this, but one radical
1:04:14interpretation is the Messiah will be
1:04:16the force that will repair the world.
1:04:20Okay. How
1:04:23um yeah,
1:04:24>> I just want to clarify again and I
1:04:25apologize. So, if you imagine it's a
1:04:27vessel, right? And God is pouring his
1:04:30infinite love into the vessel and at one
1:04:33point the vessel can't handle it and it
1:04:35shatters into pieces all over uh the
1:04:38world all over uh everywhere. So the
1:04:40idea is that the Messiah will gather
1:04:43those pieces together to recreate that.
1:04:46>> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. That's that is a
1:04:48standard explanation. Okay. But I I need
1:04:50to explain what this means. Okay. So
1:04:52idea is the vessel is broken. God is
1:04:56splintered throughout the world. Okay.
1:04:58Now, the Messiah, his job is to go
1:05:02everywhere and find the sparks of light
1:05:05to reassemble the vessel that God can
1:05:07come. Okay. You're like, "Okay, well,
1:05:10sure, but what does this mean?" Okay.
1:05:13Okay. And again, the interpretation is
1:05:15different, but let me tell you what I
1:05:16believe it means. What this is really
1:05:19saying is this. The Jews are the chosen
1:05:23people.
1:05:24Therefore, each and every Jew has a
1:05:27spark of God in him or her. Okay? Not
1:05:30non-Jews, but only Jews.
1:05:34The brillian vessels means the Jewish
1:05:36people have now scattered everywhere in
1:05:39the world. The Jews are among the
1:05:41Muslims. They're among the Christians.
1:05:43They're among the Chinese. They're among
1:05:44the Japanese. They're among the
1:05:45Africans. Who knows? Okay. But they are
1:05:49scattered throughout the world. It is
1:05:52the job of the Messiah
1:05:54to go to every corner of the world, meet
1:05:59every person and find the spark of light
1:06:02in that person. Why? Because all humans
1:06:06who were sparks of light have forgotten
1:06:09they were sparks of light. Okay? It is
1:06:12and and like how do you know if they're
1:06:15a spark of light? If they convert back
1:06:17to Judaism. You understand that is what
1:06:21they really believe. Okay? And I'm not
1:06:23I'm not saying all of them. I'm saying
1:06:25like a fringe minority of them believe
1:06:29of them believe this. Okay? That Jews
1:06:34are hidden amongst all of humanity.
1:06:36There's 8 billion. There might be a
1:06:38million Jews. Who knows? Okay. But these
1:06:41are sparks of light and therefore they
1:06:42need to be found. They need to be
1:06:44brought back into the community. And
1:06:47when they're together and they redeem
1:06:50themselves, then God can come to this
1:06:52world and the world will be saved. Okay?
1:06:56And that is the mission of Sabai Zevi,
1:06:59right? Why did he convert? Because there
1:07:01were sparks of light in the in the
1:07:03Islamic world. That's why he had to
1:07:05convert. It was not enough to save the
1:07:08Jews. He has to save every possible
1:07:10spark of light. Okay? And that's why
1:07:14Zevi had to convert. But then the
1:07:16question then is how about the
1:07:18Christians? Well, that's that's where we
1:07:20get Jacob Frank. Okay, so Jacob Frank
1:07:23considered himself the reincarnation of
1:07:26Zevi. Something something um that I
1:07:28forgot to mention about about the Jewish
1:07:30faith is the Jewish faith doesn't
1:07:32actually have a concept of heaven
1:07:33because this earth is meant to be
1:07:35heaven. Okay, it's meant to be the home
1:07:37of God. But they have a concept of
1:07:39reincarnation.
1:07:41All right? So Zebie when he dies, he
1:07:43just reincarnates as a different person.
1:07:45Okay. And they keep on doing this for
1:07:46all eternity until they are able to
1:07:48reassemble the vessel and bring God to
1:07:50earth. Okay. So, Zab Zevi converted to
1:07:54Islam. Then his reincarnation called
1:07:56Jacob Frank, he he converted to the
1:08:01Catholic religion. Does that make sense?
1:08:04Because they just spread themselves
1:08:05everywhere.
1:08:08Okay. So and then Jacob Frank is like
1:08:11okay
1:08:13someday Z start this process of
1:08:15redeeming humanity
1:08:18but now we must finish it. So he told
1:08:20his followers what we must do now is
1:08:23convert to every possible religion
1:08:27including
1:08:29Islam of course but also the Catholic
1:08:31religion including the Freemasons
1:08:33including a new thing called hidic
1:08:36Judaism.
1:08:38Okay, because at this time in history
1:08:40Judaism is a very popular thing and his
1:08:43Judais Judaism is very similar to the
1:08:47Protestant faith which is they believe
1:08:48in the direct connection to God
1:08:51and if you truly believe in God then you
1:08:54will celebrate God in all aspects of
1:08:56life. Okay, be joyful. Don't be afraid.
1:08:59Be joyful that God
1:09:02is coming back. Okay. And so 17 f so now
1:09:06you have 17 fragism which believes like
1:09:09it is responsibility of true believers
1:09:11to convert to different fa faves to
1:09:13infiltrate them
1:09:16in order to find the sparks of light and
1:09:18then to reassemble the sparks of light
1:09:21in order to have god come to the world
1:09:24and bring eternal peace to the world.
1:09:26Okay, that's the very basis of what they
1:09:28believe. Sin is a very important concept
1:09:32here. Okay? Because sometime Zebi just
1:09:35says that sin can be ignored. You don't
1:09:39have to follow these dietary laws. You
1:09:41don't you can actually eat pork. You can
1:09:43convert to Islam. Doesn't matter. What
1:09:46matters is your heart. What matters is
1:09:48your relationship with God. Okay? That's
1:09:50what matters.
1:09:52>> The meta mission was to ultimately
1:09:54convert back.
1:09:55>> Excuse me. the met like
1:09:58they're withdrawing sin but then all but
1:10:00then the meta mission is to ultimately
1:10:02bring them back.
1:10:04>> Yes, that's right. That's right. Okay.
1:10:06All right. So sin. Okay. So now the
1:10:09story gets really interesting. Okay.
1:10:12Because you have this really crazy
1:10:16French group um amongst the Jews
1:10:20called Frankism. And what I'll show you
1:10:23now is through their understanding of
1:10:25sin, they're now able to conquer the
1:10:27European nobility. All right?
1:10:31Because remember this in the beginning
1:10:33of our lecture, in the beginning of the
1:10:34story, if you are a powerful person, you
1:10:37got there through sin, right? But then
1:10:40you have to explain to yourself why do
1:10:42you have the superpower?
1:10:44And now the seven fus frag has come
1:10:47along and explain to you why you need
1:10:49the superpower in order to complete the
1:10:53end of days in order to bring God to
1:10:56earth. So it's God who gave the
1:10:58superpower because you are a spark of
1:11:01light that God needed in order to redeem
1:11:03all humanity. Does that make sense?
1:11:06>> All right. Okay.
1:11:09All right. So this the Frankus they
1:11:12convert there were Jews who convert to
1:11:13the Catholic religion for the European
1:11:16nobility this was great okay the
1:11:19Austrian Hungarians the Russians they
1:11:21were like for the longest time they
1:11:23struggled with the Jewish question and
1:11:24now the 17th Frank has provided a
1:11:26solution which is conversion right so
1:11:30Jacob Frank who was you know not
1:11:34respected among the Jews he was well
1:11:36respected amongst the European nobility
1:11:38he was given his own title. He had his
1:11:41own castle. He had his own army, his own
1:11:44militia. But not only that, but his
1:11:46followers spread and became part of the
1:11:50European nobility as well, including the
1:11:52Rothschild family. Okay? Including who
1:11:55else? The Epsian family. Jeff Epstein
1:11:58guys. All right? These bankers who are
1:12:02Jewish, they all separate Frankus.
1:12:05Because if you think about it, if you
1:12:07are a capitalist, suddenly Frankenism
1:12:11gives you the philosophy, the religion,
1:12:14the the ideology to reduce all the
1:12:16anxiety created by your wealth, power,
1:12:19and status. Right? So many friends tell
1:12:23you one,
1:12:25sin doesn't matter. Okay? Sin is a good
1:12:28thing because sin allows you to do God's
1:12:33work. Number two is you were given the
1:12:36superpower to commit all sorts of sin in
1:12:39order to fulfill God's mission which is
1:12:42to bring about the end end of days.
1:12:45Okay. Okay guys um so I I want to talk
1:12:50about Jeffrey Epstein now because like
1:12:52once we understand this theory it's
1:12:54actually a lot easier to understand what
1:12:56happened on Epson Island. All right. So
1:13:00a lot of people believe that Jerry
1:13:02Epstein was a Mossad agent who was
1:13:06trying to blackmail the American elite.
1:13:09But according to this theory, that's not
1:13:10what happened at all. Okay. So let me
1:13:13explain to you what actually happened uh
1:13:17according to this theory. All right. So
1:13:20basically
1:13:22um in the word of the elite, the more
1:13:25you're able to sin, the more power you
1:13:29have.
1:13:31Okay?
1:13:32Um
1:13:34and the more your power you have, the
1:13:38more control
1:13:40you want over
1:13:43the world. And if you are a powerful
1:13:47person
1:13:49um one major problem you have is
1:13:54love.
1:13:56Okay. And the reason why is that love
1:13:59and power are in contradiction with each
1:14:02other.
1:14:04If you have a lot of power first of all
1:14:06it reduce your capacity to love but also
1:14:10makes you wonder
1:14:12who truly loves me. Right? If you're a
1:14:15billionaire, everyone's nice to you. So,
1:14:18like, how do you know who's really
1:14:20really who likes you? Okay, it's a huge
1:14:22problem if you're a billionaire. Okay?
1:14:24And so, Jeffy Epstein um the island the
1:14:28entire project was was to help these
1:14:31billionaires, these powerful people try
1:14:33to resolve this issue. Okay? So, again,
1:14:38if you're a billionaire, and again, we
1:14:39we we have the mind billionaire. All you
1:14:41care about is control, right? But you
1:14:44want love and and you don't really
1:14:46appreciate this contradiction. You think
1:14:47that if I spend enough money, I can
1:14:49resolve this contradiction, right? So
1:14:51what were they trying to do? Well, um
1:14:54first of all, it was clear that the
1:14:57women who were being trafficked on Epson
1:14:59Island, they were of a certain age
1:15:01group. Okay, they were, I think, between
1:15:0414 and 17.
1:15:08Okay, this is a very important age
1:15:09group. Um
1:15:12so
1:15:14the reason why you pick these um of this
1:15:18age group is they are malible,
1:15:21right? If you're like in your 20s and
1:15:24you're a woman, you're a beautiful
1:15:25woman. Well, you've had have you you
1:15:27have have had a lot of experience with
1:15:29men, okay? You know how to deal with
1:15:32men, you know how to manipulate men, you
1:15:33you know how to seduce men, and you're
1:15:35very skeptical towards men, right? It's
1:15:39hard for you to fall in love. So if you
1:15:43are a billionaire, you could date a
1:15:46movie star. You could date a model, but
1:15:50they are highmaintenance. They're a pain
1:15:52in the ass and you don't even know if
1:15:55they truly love you. Okay? But if you
1:15:59target women who are between 14 and 17,
1:16:03well, that gives you more control over
1:16:05them. that allows you to
1:16:09um get get them to love you, right?
1:16:12These are virgins.
1:16:15Okay? And so that's the idea of Epstein
1:16:19Island. These were just billionaires who
1:16:21are lonely
1:16:23because
1:16:24um they're too powerful and no one likes
1:16:27them and they were just looking for
1:16:30love. And from from my perspective,
1:16:32that's actually a much easier
1:16:33explanation than the idea that Jeff
1:16:35Epstein was this massage agent looking
1:16:37to blackmail
1:16:39uh people like Bill Clinton. Okay, I
1:16:41hate to say this, but like um it's
1:16:45because they wanted power and control
1:16:50that they enter politics, right? But why
1:16:53do they enter politics?
1:16:55Often it's because they're lonely and
1:16:57they wanted to look for love, right? And
1:16:59they they felt that if I the more power
1:17:01I have, the more I'm able to um find
1:17:06true love. And I I know this kind this
1:17:08sounds kind of silly, but like
1:17:10billionaires the psychology is kind of
1:17:13perverse. Okay. So if we use the theory
1:17:16that that we just discussed for the past
1:17:19hour, it helps us better understand.
1:17:22It also helps us better understand why
1:17:24Israel is doing what Israel is doing
1:17:26throughout the Middle East.
1:17:28Okay? because it is committing genocide
1:17:30in Gaza. It's pissing off everyone in
1:17:33the world. Um but according to their
1:17:36esquetology, according to 17 fkism, this
1:17:39is all part of the plan to save the
1:17:42world. Okay. To repair the world, what
1:17:45they call take them alum. Okay. All
1:17:47right. So, um
1:17:50uh I've already made this and I'm sure
1:17:52you guys have a lot of questions. So,
1:17:53what we'll do is um we'll take three at
1:17:57a time because we only have one mic.
1:17:59Okay. So, what what I'm going to do is
1:18:00I'm going to pass the mic around and if
1:18:05you and if you want to make a comment or
1:18:08ask a question, you can do so and we'll
1:18:09do three at a time. Okay? And then I'll
1:18:12answer it once. Okay? So, could you pass
1:18:14it for for me?
1:18:15>> I would I wanted to ask a question also.
1:18:17>> Okay. All right. All right. So, you'll
1:18:18start Thomas and then and then and then
1:18:19we'll pass it on. Okay.
1:18:20>> Okay.
1:18:21>> Three time. Okay.
1:18:22>> Hello, professor. So the girl talks a
1:18:24lot about sexual energy like for
1:18:26instance um like an like an obsession I
1:18:29I think about um what is his name is the
1:18:31roy alistister cor and u especially in
1:18:34ritual and practice but what about
1:18:37sexual energy mastery have you heard
1:18:39about sim retention or something like
1:18:41this montia a tai master tism talks a
1:18:46lot about it so just want to take to
1:18:48have your input input
1:18:51>> you know you know what I'm actually
1:18:52sorry I I changed my mind. Okay, I this
1:18:54is actually a really important question.
1:18:55So, I'll answer it first, otherwise I
1:18:58I'll just forget and this might actually
1:19:00help um you guys better understand
1:19:01what's going on. So, sex is a really
1:19:04important concept in the Cabala. This is
1:19:07something that's not actually
1:19:09appreciated. Okay, so S Zev and Jacob
1:19:13Frank were all very sexual sexual people
1:19:16like they love orgies and they were um
1:19:22very prom
1:19:24um I mean uh yeah so um Jacob Frank was
1:19:29just a peasant. He had no power and the
1:19:31one way that he was able to slowly
1:19:32accumulate power was he had a very
1:19:34beautiful wife and he actually shared
1:19:37this wife with nobility and that's how
1:19:39he was able to get a lot of patronage.
1:19:42Okay. Um and so
1:19:46um I mean like I don't want to sound too
1:19:48derogatory but that's a major difference
1:19:51between the Jewish faith and the
1:19:53Christian faith. Okay. Most religions
1:19:55believe that the body is of sin. Right?
1:19:59The spirit is is of purity. The body is
1:20:02of of sin. Right? When in the Jewish
1:20:04religion, they believe that the body is
1:20:08also um
1:20:11um of God. And so at the end of days, in
1:20:14the Christian religion, you're taught
1:20:16that your body will dissipate. You'll be
1:20:18pure spirit in order to better celebrate
1:20:20God. But in the Jewish religion, at the
1:20:24end of days, uh at the at the ad
1:20:26judgment day, we'll keep our bodies.
1:20:28Why? to enjoy the world, okay? To have
1:20:31sex, to um to enjoy the world, okay?
1:20:34Because the body is a source of
1:20:36pleasure. All right? So, um sex is
1:20:40actually a lot more important concept in
1:20:43Judaism than it is in um uh
1:20:47Christianity. And so, like you're a
1:20:49Christian and you go and you learn about
1:20:51the Jewish religion, there's a lot of
1:20:53weird things that you can't actually
1:20:54accept. Okay? So um um one concept that
1:20:59they have in the Jewish religion is
1:21:03Israel is the bride and God's the groom
1:21:07right so at the end of the days what's
1:21:09going to happen is uh when all the
1:21:11sparks of light are brought together and
1:21:14the and the vessel is recreated that's a
1:21:16bride right that's a bride which means
1:21:20what which means that God's going to
1:21:21come and have sex with the bride okay
1:21:23God's literally gonna come and have sex
1:21:25with Israel Oh, all right. It's again
1:21:28again like I I I don't go too much into
1:21:30this, but like know that sex is a very
1:21:31important concept in the um Jewish
1:21:35faith. And also has to do with the
1:21:37cabala. Okay. So if you look at the
1:21:39cabala, the main organizing principle
1:21:43of the cabala is um the idea of
1:21:49um thesis, symphysis
1:21:52and
1:21:54sorry thesis, antithesis, symphysis.
1:21:57All right? And what they teach you in
1:21:59the Jewish religion is true wisdom is to
1:22:03go from one extreme to another. Right?
1:22:06So maybe in the Catholic in the
1:22:08Aristotalian tradition, you're taught to
1:22:11live a life of moderation, right? In the
1:22:14Jewish faith, in the Cabal, what what
1:22:16they teach you is like that's nonsense.
1:22:17You you'll get nowhere if you just
1:22:20follow a life of moderation. What you
1:22:22have to do is go from one extreme to the
1:22:24other extreme. Okay? That's why you sin
1:22:26because sin is a path to wisdom. If you
1:22:30do a lot of sin and you go into the
1:22:33darkness, then you're able to come out
1:22:35into the light. Okay. So, thesis,
1:22:38interfaces, symphysis, and this is the
1:22:40main movement of the universe. You think
1:22:43about it, this is essentially what sex
1:22:44is, right? It's it's the generative
1:22:47principle. Generative principle, you
1:22:49know. Okay. So, there's a lot of sexual
1:22:51imagery in uh the Jewish uh religion in
1:22:56the Cabala especially. All right. So,
1:22:59and then the question is also all right.
1:23:02So also Cruy is working from the
1:23:06tradition of the Cabala
1:23:09and he's focused on sex magic. Okay. All
1:23:13right. So,
1:23:16um,
1:23:19going back to the Jewish faith, have you
1:23:21ever as have you ever asked yourself why
1:23:24is it that you have
1:23:27thousands of Orthodox Jews, male, who
1:23:31spend their entire life just studying
1:23:34the Torah, right? Especially Hesetic
1:23:37Jews. Like, apparently there's Jew
1:23:40Jewish community in Montreal, right?
1:23:43They don't work. All they do for entire
1:23:45life is to study the Cabala. Okay? What
1:23:48they're really trying to do is they're
1:23:51trying to manifest God, right? What they
1:23:55believe is if body, spirit, and soul are
1:24:01inter interconnected and they
1:24:03correspond, then if you're if you're
1:24:06able to use your consciousness in a
1:24:07certain way and direct it, then you're
1:24:08able to change the nature of reality
1:24:11itself. Okay? This is what we call
1:24:12manifestation,
1:24:14right?
1:24:18And what Asher Kohley believes is
1:24:22if the nature of the universe is sexual,
1:24:25right? If consciousness is sexual and we
1:24:28can manifest
1:24:30um our consciousness into reality. Okay?
1:24:33We can implant our conscious into
1:24:35reality. Now, the best way to do that is
1:24:37through sex, right? So, so what he's
1:24:40saying is this. Sex is a form of
1:24:42meditation.
1:24:44And if you actually look at his sexual
1:24:46practices, it's actually really really
1:24:47hard. First of all, you have to have sex
1:24:49for three hours. Okay, that's that's a
1:24:53lot of work, man. Sex for three hours.
1:24:55And second of all, you cannot ejaculate.
1:24:58Okay, you cannot ejaculate. And third of
1:24:59all, both partners have to be
1:25:02synchronized, right? So, so it might
1:25:04take years and years for you to work up
1:25:08to that ability. Okay? And it could be
1:25:10male, it could be homosexual sex, it
1:25:12doesn't really matter. Okay? But you
1:25:13have to have two partners. And these two
1:25:15partners need to be thinking the same
1:25:18thought together. Okay? And you do that
1:25:21through ritual practice, right? When you
1:25:23through ritual practice, um, you're able
1:25:25to synchronize thoughts. And during a
1:25:28sex uh during the act of sex you're
1:25:31thinking the same thought for the three
1:25:33hours even longer and then it's able to
1:25:37implant itself in the universe because
1:25:38the act of sex is the act of the
1:25:41movement of the universe. Okay, does
1:25:43that make sense? So you're actually in
1:25:44you're penetrating into the very fabric
1:25:47of the universe and you do that uh then
1:25:51your dreams can come true. Okay. So you
1:25:54you you manifest a thought like I want
1:25:57to become a millionaire. Okay. You have
1:25:59sex
1:26:00um and then uh this is implanted in the
1:26:03universe and universe will be uh
1:26:07affected and the universe will change
1:26:08the way that allows you to manifest this
1:26:11reality in in your everyday life. Does
1:26:13that make sense?
1:26:15>> Okay. All right. Yeah. But it has to do
1:26:17with the cabal and and the Jewish faith.
1:26:19Okay. and and and so like one idea that
1:26:22you guys need to appreciate is ideas do
1:26:24not work in isolation from each other.
1:26:26If there's a protestant reformation in
1:26:29Europe, it's have a huge impact on the
1:26:31Jewish faith. Okay? And this Jewish
1:26:34faith, the change changes to that will
1:26:35also impact Judaism. Sorry, will impact
1:26:39the Christianity in Europe. Okay? It is
1:26:41is what we call synretatism. Okay?
1:26:43Synretatism.
1:26:48Okay? And this is what as Cley would
1:26:52say, everything in universe is sexual,
1:26:54right? So ideas will will have sex with
1:26:58each other and break and breed new ideas
1:27:00and they'll just implant themselves
1:27:02throughout the the world and that's why
1:27:05ideas are the most powerful things in
1:27:06the world.
1:27:08Okay. All right. Next question. Uh you
1:27:11Yes.
1:27:13>> Yeah. Thank you, Professor Chang. Um
1:27:15just want to ask I was watching your um
1:27:17debate with uh Nick Fuentes and one of
1:27:21the um I think one of the contentions
1:27:23that I think you were mentioning where
1:27:25uh he was pissing you off um during the
1:27:28I think it was during this discussion
1:27:30about the uh Sam Francus. Uh there was
1:27:33one thing that I think um the moderator
1:27:35brought up um that I I never really
1:27:38thought of myself and maybe it's just
1:27:40cuz I never really understood it as
1:27:42much. um what is a Jew, right? Like
1:27:45there is the ethnicity and there is the
1:27:48Judaism. And I think you explained it
1:27:50there a little bit, but I feel like that
1:27:53is a little bit maybe if people don't
1:27:55understand like maybe myself, is there
1:27:58like a really lineage or is it kind of
1:28:01all over the place like you were
1:28:02mentioning and how does that factor into
1:28:05what we discussed today?
1:28:07>> Okay. Yeah. Thank you. All right. So
1:28:10this is one this is probably the most
1:28:12complicated question in history. Okay,
1:28:13what is a Jew? Um and the reason why is
1:28:18historically identities, nationalities,
1:28:20they change over time. But the Jewish
1:28:23people for the reason they insist that
1:28:26it does not change that um they're the
1:28:28same people that they are 3,000 years
1:28:31ago. And that's not at all true. Okay,
1:28:33you talk talk to any scholars, they will
1:28:35tell you like the religion of Judaism
1:28:383,000 years ago is is radically
1:28:40different from what Jews practice today.
1:28:43All right. Also, um the like as I
1:28:47mentioned before, there is a Jewish
1:28:49diaspora and there's a tremendous range
1:28:52of belief in this diaspora. Okay, so
1:28:55there's no one core Jewish um identity.
1:28:58Okay. But but but let me give give a
1:29:00brief background
1:29:02into the Jewish faith. Okay. All right.
1:29:06So,
1:29:08um
1:29:10what Jews believe is the kingdom of
1:29:13David
1:29:16was the peak of Jewish civilization.
1:29:19Okay.
1:29:20Um and this happened about a th00and
1:29:24BCE. This is when a lot of scholars
1:29:26believe that the Bible was was was being
1:29:29composed. Okay. Now, what's really
1:29:32important for us to appreciate is what
1:29:34the kingdom kingdom of David was.
1:29:37Um, so the kingdom of David was in a
1:29:39place called the Levant.
1:29:42And the Levant historically
1:29:45has been the most important geography in
1:29:48human history. Why? Because the Levant
1:29:50is a crossroads of three major empires.
1:29:54They are Egypt which has historically
1:29:56been the wealthiest part of the world.
1:29:59Okay, Egypt, Mesopotamia which is has
1:30:03always which was considered for the
1:30:05longest time to be the most innovative
1:30:06part of the world. That's where the
1:30:08Samrians come from. Okay, Mesopotentia
1:30:10and then Anatolia. So these are the
1:30:12three wealthiest empires in human
1:30:16history
1:30:17for most of human history and the Levant
1:30:20is where they met.
1:30:22And so these three empires struggled for
1:30:25control over the Levant because
1:30:28strategically it's it's the most
1:30:29important part of the world. Right?
1:30:32The kingdom of David emerged because of
1:30:35a historical accident called the bronze
1:30:36age collapse. Okay. The bronze age
1:30:38collapse happened about the 11th 12th
1:30:41century. And the branch age collapse
1:30:44basically meant the demise of empire.
1:30:47Okay. These empires became extremely
1:30:48weak and they were not able to exert
1:30:51control over the periphery, the Levant.
1:30:54And this allowed for new groups to
1:30:57emerge in the Levant. And one of these
1:30:59groups are called the Israelites.
1:31:08Um if you look at the lavant in here
1:31:11about um 1,00 BCE, it is a hodgepodge of
1:31:17e of e of e of e of e of e of e of e of
1:31:17e of e of ethnicities. Okay, it's almost
1:31:19like Montreal or Canada. Why? Because
1:31:22there's wealth in Canada. So different
1:31:24people come to extract this wealth,
1:31:26right? There are a lot of immigrants.
1:31:27Well, the same thing in the leavant
1:31:28where the Levant was important
1:31:31strategically. So you had Greeks, okay?
1:31:34You had uh Egyptians. You had
1:31:38uh people from Mesopotamia. You had
1:31:40people from all all around the world
1:31:44converging in the Lavant. Okay. And now
1:31:49with these empires that traditionally
1:31:51control the Lavant, Egypt, Anatolian
1:31:53must receding, these different groups
1:31:56got together and they fought amongst
1:31:57themselves. Okay. And um
1:32:02for the Israelites, you did have um you
1:32:06had Greeks. They were called the
1:32:08Philistines. Okay. Uh you had um Canon
1:32:11Can Canonites. And Canaanites are just
1:32:13people who lived in the area. Then you
1:32:15had Hitites from Anatolia. But then you
1:32:18also had Egyptians.
1:32:20And who are these Egyptians? They were
1:32:22priests. Okay. So uh there were there
1:32:26was in Egypt at this time different
1:32:28religious sects and they fought fought
1:32:30amongst themselves because they
1:32:31worshiped different dietes and the ones
1:32:33who lost were banished to the lot. Okay.
1:32:36So with the branch collapse um they had
1:32:39to form different coalitions and so what
1:32:42is the way to form a coalition?
1:32:46The best way to do that is by forming a
1:32:48narrative that tells a story of all
1:32:51these different groups. Okay? And we
1:32:53call this the Bible today,
1:32:58right? And if you actually look at the
1:33:00Bible, what you'll find is different
1:33:03people from different regions all
1:33:05participating in the founding of Israel,
1:33:08right? Abraham is from Mesopotamia. Then
1:33:12you have Isaac, you have Jacob from
1:33:14different places. Moses is from where?
1:33:17Egypt. Okay. So the Bible it is meant to
1:33:22create a narrative that combines the
1:33:24different ethnicities into a new people
1:33:26called the Israelites.
1:33:30Um also by by the way guys just just
1:33:32just to be clear the Bible at this time
1:33:34is very different from the Bible we have
1:33:35today. Okay. Um
1:33:38also
1:33:41um
1:33:43the Israelites are extremely
1:33:47progressive, open, tolerant people. Why?
1:33:51Because you have different ethnicities.
1:33:52Okay? So you have different ethnicities.
1:33:54Therefore, you need to worship different
1:33:55gods. So the theme of the Israelites at
1:33:57this time that's very different from
1:33:59Jews today is the Israelites were
1:34:02polytheistic.
1:34:05Okay? Polytheistic. And we know because
1:34:08there's overwhelming evidence the
1:34:12Israelites were polytheistic. If you
1:34:14look at the Bible, the word they use for
1:34:17God is Elohim, right? Elohim is Hebrew
1:34:21for gods, not God. Gods.
1:34:26Um they were worshiping three major gods
1:34:29at this time including Yahweh, Baal, and
1:34:32Asher. We know because we find these
1:34:35statues amongst Israelite settlements in
1:34:37Egypt. Okay. So the Jewish faith at this
1:34:41time it is really different from Jew
1:34:45Judaism
1:34:47uh today. So what changed? Um what
1:34:50changed is
1:34:53that these empires Egypt and Anatolia
1:34:56and Mesopenia were exerting themselves
1:34:58back again. Okay. They were coming back
1:34:59and they need control over the Levant.
1:35:02In order to exert control over the
1:35:03lavand, they needed to control the
1:35:06Israelites. The Israelites had this
1:35:08proud tradition
1:35:10and they refused to be controlled. And
1:35:13these different empires tried different
1:35:14solutions like, "Okay, we'll bribe you."
1:35:17Didn't really work. We'll kill you.
1:35:19Doesn't really work. We'll take you
1:35:20hostage. Okay, that that's what the
1:35:22Babylonians did. Um, and something
1:35:24called the Babylonian captivity. Okay,
1:35:26and they realized none of this works.
1:35:28They're like, "Screw this. We'll just
1:35:30kill their god." Okay. And so they
1:35:31burned down the temple. Okay. And this
1:35:33this created something called the
1:35:34Babylonian exile.
1:35:37The Jews in the Babylon exile because of
1:35:41their proud tradition. They still prayed
1:35:44to Jerusalem.
1:35:45And then um the Babylonians were
1:35:48conquered by the Persians of led by Cyus
1:35:52the Great. And Sars the Great basically
1:35:55said to the Jews, I'll allow you to go
1:35:57back to the Levant as long as you swear
1:36:01loyalty to me. Okay? And how do you
1:36:04swear loyalty to me? By not getting
1:36:06along with other people in the region.
1:36:09And so this is the beginning of of what
1:36:11what we call Judaism. Before it Juda
1:36:15Before there was no Judaism, now you
1:36:17have the Jews.
1:36:20And the Jews were heavily influenced by
1:36:23Zoroastrianism which was the official
1:36:24religion of the Persians. Okay. So now
1:36:27the Jews become first of all
1:36:28monotheistic
1:36:30and they also become segregated from
1:36:33from the rest of the community. Okay.
1:36:35They become an enclosed community and
1:36:37the way they did that was by practicing
1:36:40um racial purity.
1:36:44Basically you were not allowed to marry
1:36:46a foreign woman. If you if you were a
1:36:48Jewish person and you were married to a
1:36:51foreign woman, you had to divorce her.
1:36:53And from now on, you're not allowed to
1:36:56marry anyone different from you. Okay.
1:37:00And uh did you have a
1:37:02>> I just wanted to uh I had a thought. You
1:37:05know, the modern state of Israel is very
1:37:07much like what you're describing. said
1:37:09it's an amalgam of all these different
1:37:11people who are combined by this nation
1:37:14national idea
1:37:15>> and uh language and so on and so forth.
1:37:18So the Jews were basically a tool of
1:37:19empire. Okay, it's is this is a way to
1:37:22exert control over the Leavant, right?
1:37:24And how how do you control the Levant if
1:37:26you are an empire? Divide and rule. You
1:37:28you implant a foreign people which will
1:37:31stir all sorts of problems with the
1:37:33local people. You tell the these these
1:37:36um um people you're special. Therefore,
1:37:39you can't intermar with these other
1:37:41people and you have a divine mission
1:37:43which is to bring God to earth. So it's
1:37:46no different from Israel today and it's
1:37:48just how empires behave. Okay. So Israel
1:37:50was a creation of of course the British
1:37:52Empire which was trying to sow as much
1:37:54discord and discontent in the Middle
1:37:56East as possible because that's where
1:37:58all the oil comes from and that's and
1:38:01also uh in terms of trade uh the law is
1:38:04very important as well. Okay. It's it's
1:38:05really the center of the world in terms
1:38:07of global trade. Okay. It's no
1:38:09different. Okay. Um so then um the Jews
1:38:15start to prosper and then um after the
1:38:20uh Persians
1:38:22came the Greeks. Okay. And then the
1:38:26Jews became
1:38:29intermarried with the the Henistic
1:38:32world. Okay. And during this this period
1:38:34about 30 20 300 B.CE is when we think
1:38:36the Bible was fully compiled. All right.
1:38:39If you look at a lot of elements in the
1:38:41Bible, a lot of it was influenced
1:38:43heavily by Hennessy culture, especially
1:38:46the story of Moses. Okay, so Moses, a
1:38:48lot of scholars believe it was not a
1:38:50real person. Um, but and he he probably
1:38:54exists as a concept before, but he was
1:38:56actually fleshed out during the the
1:39:00hellistic period. Okay. Um and then of
1:39:04course after the Greeks came the Romans
1:39:07which then destroyed the temple and
1:39:08which which um created the Jewish
1:39:11diaspora and then well the temple that
1:39:13led to uh rebbitic authority being
1:39:16created. So all I'm saying is for all
1:39:20this time the Jewish identity is being
1:39:22changed. Okay? And so but the Jews for
1:39:25the reason insists no this is
1:39:27continuous. If you talk to a rabbi,
1:39:29he'll be like, "Well, you know, if you
1:39:30go back 2,000 years, um, if a Jew would
1:39:34translate 2,000 years back to the
1:39:36kingdom of David, that person would feel
1:39:38at home." No, he won't. Okay. No. No.
1:39:42It's a completely different time,
1:39:43different period. Okay. But the main
1:39:46source of Jewish power is the Bible.
1:39:48Because a Bible is it's almost like a
1:39:50collective memory where when you read
1:39:52the Bible, you feel a distinct
1:39:55connection to thousands of years of of
1:40:00history. Okay. All right. Okay. Uh yeah.
1:40:06All right. Um
1:40:09Okay. So you talked about like that
1:40:12initial chapter of Sabatine Frankism
1:40:14where
1:40:16like
1:40:19they branched off from Judaism. It was a
1:40:21revolution and then they infiltrated
1:40:24like the world the rest of the world.
1:40:27Um so I guess I just want to like kind
1:40:30of assess the significance of this
1:40:33movement/religion or ideology. Um
1:40:38it so is is like the greater Israel
1:40:40project kind of the the the the product
1:40:43of that after multiple generations and
1:40:46then
1:40:48and let's just say yeah so that's like
1:40:51the first question and then
1:40:55cuz
1:40:57>> let's ask one question okay like you can
1:41:00here I'll I'll answer this first okay
1:41:02all right
1:41:02>> okay what happened okay So,
1:41:07one thing that we focus too much on is
1:41:09the movement of people, but it's really
1:41:11the movement of ideas that that charge
1:41:13the course of human history. Okay. So,
1:41:16okay, here's what happened. Uh, and I'll
1:41:19I'll try to draw it out for you as as
1:41:23best as possible. Okay. So,
1:41:26historically,
1:41:28you have an elite,
1:41:34okay? And historically the elite got to
1:41:38to where they are because they sin,
1:41:40right? They have no sense of morality.
1:41:44Now historically
1:41:47they this caused a contradiction amongst
1:41:50the elite, right? You know you're you're
1:41:52you're sinning as your superpower to get
1:41:54to to get to where you are, but you know
1:41:56it's bad. Okay? The Catholic Church told
1:41:59you it was bad. So what do you do? Well,
1:42:01you
1:42:03um you tried to bribe the church and you
1:42:07made confession. You felt bad about it.
1:42:09Okay. Okay. Does that make sense?
1:42:11Historically, this is what happened
1:42:12where the lead did sin, but there were
1:42:14institutions in place to make sure the
1:42:17sin wasn't too bad or at least when they
1:42:21died, they acknowledged that they sinned
1:42:23and they made amends. Okay? And and and
1:42:27so that's the system that that existed
1:42:29for the longest time.
1:42:32Summoning fragmentism is important
1:42:35because now you have a religion
1:42:38or a philosophy that says no. Hey, sin
1:42:42is the path to redemption, right? How do
1:42:46you redeem yourself? By committing as
1:42:48much sin as possible. Because once you
1:42:50get once you commit as much sin as
1:42:52possible, then you'll feel bad and
1:42:54you'll go back and redeem yourself.
1:42:56Okay. The story here that they use is
1:42:59the story of David.
1:43:02All right? So, David, if you know your
1:43:04Bible, is the most beloved of God. Who
1:43:07did God love the most? Not Moses. David,
1:43:11right? Moses was this pure character who
1:43:14never sinned. Yeah, there was the golden
1:43:17calf incident, but that was not his
1:43:19fault, man. That was that that was the
1:43:21the Israelites, right? So, Moses was the
1:43:26most loyal to God,
1:43:29uh, the most deserving of God's love.
1:43:32But God didn't actually like this guy.
1:43:33Okay? God didn't God said to Moses, "You
1:43:36know what, Moses? Um, you worked really
1:43:40hard these 40, 80 years to bring the
1:43:43Israelites from Egypt to the desert, but
1:43:49uh, unfortunately, you will not set foot
1:43:51on the promised land. You will see the
1:43:52promised land, but you will not set foot
1:43:54on the promised land. All of Moses
1:43:56sacrifice and he couldn't even set foot
1:43:58in the promised land. Which is all that
1:44:00he wanted. Okay? He just said to God,
1:44:02"All I want, God, is to die in the
1:44:04promised land." And God says, "Nope,
1:44:05you're not you're not getting that.
1:44:06Okay? I don't care how much sacrifice
1:44:08you made. I don't care how hard you
1:44:10worked. I don't care. You're not setting
1:44:12foot in the promised land." I'll let you
1:44:13see it. Okay? So, that's kind of weird.
1:44:16Then you have David. And David is a
1:44:19jerk. Okay?
1:44:21The guy did what? The guy. Okay. Okay.
1:44:24I'm not like he committed so many sins,
1:44:26but his worst sin, of course, was
1:44:28Bashiba.
1:44:29So, you know, he spots Bashiba bathing
1:44:33naked. He's like, "Well, I I really
1:44:35don't want to sleep with with her." And
1:44:36he's king, so he go sleeps with her.
1:44:38Now, she's pregnant and and she's like,
1:44:40"Okay, well, unfortunately, she's
1:44:42married to a guy, so how how do I
1:44:45resolve this problem? I'll kill the
1:44:47guy." Okay, that's what he does.
1:44:50And God then sends a prophet um uh uh
1:44:57Nathan to say to David, "David, do you
1:45:00feel bad for sleeping with another man's
1:45:03um wife and killing the guy?" David's
1:45:05like, "Not really." Okay. So then God
1:45:09punished David by killing um his first
1:45:13child with Bashibba. And then this
1:45:15forces David into mourning. And during
1:45:19this morning, what happens is the
1:45:21closest relationship between God and
1:45:24David. Okay? So, you have these two
1:45:26competing stories where Moses did
1:45:28nothing wrong where he committed his
1:45:30entire life to serving God and God's
1:45:32like, "I don't even like you, man." And
1:45:34then you have King David who's a
1:45:35complete
1:45:37But this causes uh him to mourn and to
1:45:41reflect and which causes a strong
1:45:44relationship between God and David.
1:45:48Right? And this is the height of the
1:45:51Jewish faith where David was able to
1:45:54redeem himself and then become closer
1:45:56with God. But the message here is to
1:45:59redeem yourself, you first have to sin.
1:46:01So sin as much as you want because then
1:46:03God will lead you back to the path of
1:46:05light. Okay? So this is 17 freakingism.
1:46:09And now the elite are like, "Oh, wait,
1:46:11wait a minute. Now I don't I don't have
1:46:13to feel bad for being an I'll
1:46:15just keep on being an asshole." and then
1:46:17and then eventually um God will punish
1:46:19me. But that's good because then we'll
1:46:21become best friends.
1:46:23Okay, so that's what happened here. And
1:46:26again, what's really important is there
1:46:28it doesn't matter what the title is,
1:46:30right? The elite don't know why they
1:46:32believe what they believe, but they just
1:46:34happen to believe what they believe.
1:46:35They didn't know they're influenced by
1:46:36something,
1:46:38right? But once this idea was implanted,
1:46:40they're like, "Oh, now now I don't have
1:46:42to feel bad for being an asshole." Okay?
1:46:45Whereas before during the medieval
1:46:47period, the Catholic Church made you
1:46:50feel bad for being an Now
1:46:52you're like, "Oh, okay."
1:46:54But you can see how this liberation
1:46:58was from the elite perspective a really
1:47:01good thing. Okay? Because now they're
1:47:03able to amass more power from
1:47:05themselves. There's no more constraint
1:47:07on them. And that's why even though the
1:47:10elite don't know this, they were
1:47:12eventually conquered by Sabatine
1:47:14Frankenson.
1:47:15Okay, they don't know what what this is.
1:47:18They they may not even know who Sepi is.
1:47:20They don't they don't know who Sako
1:47:22Franken is is. But the ideas became
1:47:24implanted them like I like this idea.
1:47:26Okay. And that's how they were able to
1:47:28infiltrate and conquer the Vatican, the
1:47:32Freemasons,
1:47:34the uh Hesetic Judaism, everyone
1:47:37basically. Okay. Because this is a thing
1:47:39that most appeals to the elite.
1:47:43All right. Okay.
1:47:46Okay.
1:47:47>> But then but is is the end versus the
1:47:51end game like real subject like how does
1:47:54that
1:47:54>> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Sorry. Sorry. Yeah.
1:47:55Yeah. Sorry. Yeah. Okay. All right. The
1:47:58problem though is ideas
1:48:02um are living things. Okay. Do you
1:48:04understand? They're they're organisms.
1:48:08Um
1:48:08>> I just bring that up because part of the
1:48:10mission was to bring them back to the
1:48:11day and find the spark of life.
1:48:13>> Exactly. Exactly. Okay. Okay. So,
1:48:16another thing that you you need to
1:48:18appreciate is that ideas
1:48:20are organisms. They're alive. Okay.
1:48:24They're basically like viruses,
1:48:27right? And they're also like complete
1:48:28things onto themselves. So yes, seminary
1:48:31fragmentism did come with the idea of
1:48:34sin which you like, but it also came
1:48:36with other ideas that you may not know
1:48:38of. Okay, which is now going to
1:48:39influence your behavior. And one major
1:48:42idea of course is the cabala and how the
1:48:46end of history is about the reunion of
1:48:50um God and his chosen people, the
1:48:52Israelites. Okay, it doesn't make sense.
1:48:55All right. So now you have this
1:48:56compulsion. You have this inclination.
1:48:58You're like, "Okay, I have the this
1:49:02fragrance the idea is implanted in me.
1:49:03The virus is now implanted in me and now
1:49:05I'm going to move in a certain way even
1:49:06though I don't even know where I'm
1:49:07moving." Okay? And so even though the
1:49:12elite may not agree with the original
1:49:15project, even though they may think it's
1:49:17absurd, they are sympathetic towards it
1:49:20and they will not get in its way. Does
1:49:22that make sense? So all you need is a
1:49:24fanatical
1:49:26minority who are like I want to achieve
1:49:28the greater ritual project but because
1:49:30of the sympathy amongst other the other
1:49:32elite these people are not being stopped
1:49:34and often they're being encouraged.
1:49:37Okay.
1:49:39Okay. Does that make sense?
1:49:41>> Yeah.
1:49:42>> Okay. But like what one one thing that
1:49:43you guys need to appreciate is that
1:49:45ideas or organisms that once they're
1:49:47implanted in you, they change the way
1:49:50you see the world.
1:49:52And these viruses come with a complete
1:49:56story unto themselves. Okay? So it's
1:49:58like you're almost compelled to achieve
1:50:00the story, right? If you believe that
1:50:03sin is a good thing, you're like, then
1:50:04why is sin a good thing? Well, it's
1:50:06because it's going to help us achieve
1:50:08the end times.
1:50:10Okay.
1:50:12I just want to know if there is a link
1:50:14in so I understand how the elite would
1:50:16be like accepting of of this because it
1:50:19washes the sin away but then
1:50:23were the most f because like the the the
1:50:26origin of it was to convert everybody
1:50:29back to Judaism or like like bring that
1:50:32back to to Judah or Israel.
1:50:36And so were the most fervent agents of
1:50:38that just committed to that and
1:50:40remembered that and then passed that
1:50:42story on. And so is is there a link to
1:50:4617 Frankism and the Greater Israel
1:50:48Project that like some is is the part
1:50:51that I'm trying to understand?
1:50:53>> Okay. Um yeah. Okay. Um so so so so let
1:51:00me repeat this. Okay. First of all,
1:51:03you're assuming this is all conscious.
1:51:04It's not conscious. Okay. No one
1:51:07believes this actually what's going on.
1:51:11Okay? Do you understand?
1:51:13>> There's no one like people are not in a
1:51:15room saying like, "Let's achieve the
1:51:16greater project because we're sabing
1:51:17Frankus." Like they're not wearing
1:51:19labels like I'm Frank so I need to go
1:51:20achieve the greatial project. No one's
1:51:22doing that. Okay.
1:51:23>> All right. Okay. So, we need to figure
1:51:26out why they're behaving the way they
1:51:28are and how things are leading to the
1:51:31great project. And what I'm saying is
1:51:35that
1:51:37it's ideas that drive human history.
1:51:40Okay? Not people. Ideas drive human
1:51:43history. And we are just vessels
1:51:46uh that are moving in a way that these
1:51:50ideas want us to move. We're not
1:51:52conscious of it. Okay? Does that make
1:51:54sense? And what I'm also saying is
1:51:57because of historical accidents, 70
1:51:59something pregnant became implanted in
1:52:01the overall human collective unconscious
1:52:06that's driving history.
1:52:09Okay. So that's why the elite are
1:52:12behaving the way they are. Like why are
1:52:14the elite so shameless, right? There's
1:52:18no guilt in what they do.
1:52:21Why are the elite uh so focused on
1:52:24trying to achieve the greater project?
1:52:27Right? And I'm saying it's because 17
1:52:29fragism the idea has implanted itself in
1:52:32into the elite collective unconscious
1:52:34and it's driving history in a way that
1:52:36no one actually appreciates, no one
1:52:37understands.
1:52:39Okay. Does that make sense?
1:52:41>> Yeah. So then it's possible then like
1:52:44let's say you are an elite and you
1:52:46haven't heard of this but then like you
1:52:47get introduced this idea of like hey
1:52:49>> no no no that's what I'm saying no
1:52:51there's no club we're having Frankus
1:52:54okay I'm just saying like the air you
1:52:56breathe right how how is it that that
1:52:59that you breathe the air you breathe
1:53:01there are elements that are in the air
1:53:02you breathe right why because you have
1:53:04certain factories in Montreal right
1:53:07because you have certain trees in
1:53:08Montreal and that's why you that's why
1:53:10you breathe the air you breathe
1:53:12And the air you breathe is going to
1:53:13affect your body. Right? So all I'm
1:53:17saying is no one no one knows what's
1:53:20going on. You talk to elite and they and
1:53:21like you you say some friends I'm like
1:53:23I've never heard of this thing. What is
1:53:24this thing? Okay. Even if even you talk
1:53:26to Jewish elite they're like never heard
1:53:28never heard he heard of this. Okay. But
1:53:30it's the air they breathe. It's the
1:53:32culture that they are in. Okay. All
1:53:35right. Um sorry you you your hand up.
1:53:40Yeah. Go ahead.
1:53:45>> So I guess I wanted to ask about the
1:53:47beginning of the lecture when you um
1:53:51talked about
1:53:54the occult and like having um a crazy
1:53:58experience, a supernatural experience.
1:53:59If you if you yourself had a
1:54:01supernatural experience and you had
1:54:03experienced u like nature behaving in a
1:54:06way that you've never seen before um or
1:54:09you know you had all this energy you
1:54:10couldn't sleep right like what would you
1:54:13do with that yourself? Would you join in
1:54:16a cult as we know them now? Like with
1:54:19all the things that they do, with all
1:54:21the things um horrible that are
1:54:24happening and and that may be or would
1:54:27you join like would you make your own?
1:54:29Is that like why you've decided to start
1:54:32lecturing yourself and trying to um
1:54:35promote you know your kind of ideas with
1:54:39this in your thought process? Um what
1:54:42what would what would you do yourself?
1:54:44>> Me. Yes.
1:54:45>> Okay. Could you rephrase your question
1:54:47in a similar way?
1:54:49>> If you had a supernatural experience and
1:54:53maybe you had multiple maybe you maybe
1:54:56you've like had these experiences and
1:54:59you want to do something about it. You
1:55:02want to tell people about it, but you
1:55:04can't, right? Cuz you said that there's
1:55:07people that might lock you up. there's
1:55:09people that might um stop you from
1:55:12really learning the truth about or or
1:55:15trying to tell people about your
1:55:18experience. Um what would you do then
1:55:22with with all of that said? Would you
1:55:26join a secret society because they were
1:55:28created from those people having those
1:55:31experiences because they, you know, had
1:55:34to find a way to use that? They wanted
1:55:36to keep learning about their experience
1:55:38and maybe they keep having experiences
1:55:40so they need to do something about it
1:55:42and do it somewhere.
1:55:43>> Would you would you make your own secret
1:55:46society yourself because you can't trust
1:55:49the ones around you now because they've
1:55:51been infected with 17 frankism or would
1:55:54you would you what would you do?
1:55:58>> Okay. Yeah. Okay. All right. All right.
1:56:02So, let me explain.
1:56:05Okay. All right. So, first of all, let
1:56:09let me explain how I got here. Okay. All
1:56:12right. So, for most of my my life, of
1:56:14course, I was a nobody. And um but I
1:56:18would have visions
1:56:20and
1:56:22for for example, I knew Putin would
1:56:25invade Ukraine
1:56:28and I knew that Trump would get a third
1:56:32term. sorry, get get a would get a sec
1:56:35second term. I have all these visions.
1:56:36Okay. And I don't know why I had these
1:56:40visions. Um and eventually I had a
1:56:44family and I like well you know maybe if
1:56:47I were to go on YouTube and I I got
1:56:49famous then um I could support my family
1:56:54better. Okay. Because at that time I had
1:56:55two kids and I I was working as a high
1:56:57school teacher. I was not making that
1:56:58much money, right? So I wanted some
1:57:00supplementary income and I thought
1:57:02thought that if I got famous on YouTube
1:57:04that that would help. Okay, that was
1:57:05just a plan.
1:57:06But then when it actually happened I'm
1:57:08like oh this is kind of strange. Okay so
1:57:11you understand like having a plan is
1:57:13different from actually it happening in
1:57:14reality. All right. So now I have a
1:57:16problem which is like um there are
1:57:19certain people in the world who think I
1:57:20have prophetic powers and um I now have
1:57:24this issue where if I prove that I have
1:57:27pro prophetic powers then I could get
1:57:29get kidnapped by the government and be
1:57:31experimented on. I could get co-opted by
1:57:34secret societies. Okay. There lot there
1:57:35are lot lots of things. Okay. Um so my
1:57:39first problem is like how do I actually
1:57:42protect myself? And the my solution was
1:57:45I'm not going to monetize my YouTube,
1:57:47okay? I won't monetize my YouTube. And
1:57:51we're talking like millions of dollars,
1:57:52guys. Okay? Like if you actually go my
1:57:55YouTube channel, I almost have 3 million
1:57:56subscribers. A lot of my videos got
1:57:58millions of views. And these are goes on
1:57:59for like an hour or two hours. If you
1:58:01actually do the math, I'm pro I'm
1:58:03probably like
1:58:05like just not taking $2 million. Okay.
1:58:08Two to four. Who who knows? Okay. But
1:58:10I'm leaving millions of dollars on the
1:58:11table. Okay. Why am I doing that? Okay,
1:58:14the reason why is like I don't want to
1:58:17be co-opted by the government or or or
1:58:19the elite or secret societies. So, so
1:58:21let let me tell you a story where a few
1:58:24months ago I was approached by the
1:58:25largest publisher in the world. I I
1:58:27won't I won't say the name, okay? But
1:58:29it's basically the largest publisher in
1:58:30the world. Um and it's very prestigious
1:58:32and they they were like, you know, well,
1:58:35we want to give you a book contract,
1:58:36$150,000 advance for a first book, which
1:58:38is a lot of money. Okay. And like the
1:58:40issue is when you sign with the largest
1:58:43publisher in the world, it's about you
1:58:46you're now part of the club, right?
1:58:48Because now you'll be invited on all the
1:58:50all the major news networks. You'll be
1:58:52invited to all the all the parties.
1:58:53You'll be invited to go speak at
1:58:55universities, Yale, Harvard, you know,
1:58:57it it's something that I would have
1:58:58really wanted um um if I were in my 20s
1:59:02or 30s. But now that I'm like 50 years
1:59:04old, I'm like, you know what? If I take
1:59:06this book deal, I'll probably end up
1:59:09getting a stick stuck on my ass. Okay.
1:59:12Because like
1:59:14I'm not joking actually. Um
1:59:17>> yeah. Yeah. I was like, do I really want
1:59:19to go this path, right, where yeah, you
1:59:21are now allowed into the club, but uh
1:59:25what happened was
1:59:27um they they they offer me this contract
1:59:29and I said yes. Lynon's like, "Okay, um,
1:59:32we we need you to make a video
1:59:35reenouncing certain things you said
1:59:36online."
1:59:38And I said, "I'm not going to do that,
1:59:39guys." Cuz like I I know this ends up
1:59:41with with a dick up my ass. Okay. But
1:59:43like like that like that that's how this
1:59:45world works, you know? You have to prove
1:59:46you're part of the club and you have to
1:59:48go through certain initiation
1:59:51um steps. And I like fine to show these
1:59:54secretities I can't be bought. I just
1:59:56will not monetize my YouTube channel.
1:59:58Okay. and that this is the best way to
2:00:01protect myself. But then this leads to
2:00:04another problem which is like okay then
2:00:05how do I go about ensuring I'm able to
2:00:10have these visions
2:00:12and what I discovered is these visions
2:00:16come from a good heart.
2:00:20I'm been given these visions because my
2:00:23desire is to share the truth with the
2:00:26world.
2:00:27Okay, you understand? All right. How do
2:00:30I ensure I continue these visions? By
2:00:34sharing the truth with the world for
2:00:36free in as many different places as
2:00:38possible by educating the public. I'm
2:00:41pretty sure if I decided like, you know
2:00:43what, I'll start my own private
2:00:46consultancy and I will only share my
2:00:49visions with the richest people in the
2:00:52world. I'll probably make a lot of money
2:00:53doing it, but I'll probably also not
2:00:56have these visions anymore. Okay? I'll
2:00:58probably start losing this access to the
2:01:02truth and start just doing what they
2:01:04tell me to do, which is spread
2:01:05propaganda.
2:01:06All right? So, um, so the second thing
2:01:10is I continue to speak out in public
2:01:13places to you guys and share the truth.
2:01:18Also what I what what what what I I what
2:01:20what I do is when I do meetups I
2:01:23actually don't have a script in mind. I
2:01:26have a broad framework but I but I see
2:01:29uh these meetups these lectures as
2:01:32co-creation
2:01:34right so uh we're we are opening a
2:01:37portal together your curiosity plus my
2:01:41uh intuition we're opening a portal
2:01:42together into truth so we are accessing
2:01:44truth together okay so this is my
2:01:48strategy for maintaining
2:01:52my um access to the truth and and for
2:01:55protecting myself, I'm not going to
2:01:57monetize, which tells your lead that I
2:01:59cannot be bought. And quite honestly,
2:02:00the only way that they can actually
2:02:01control you is through money, right? The
2:02:04mo the moment you decide that money is
2:02:06what I want, they have you. Okay? But
2:02:09the moment that but like but when you're
2:02:11like, you know, I don't want the money,
2:02:12take your $2 million and like shove it
2:02:14up your ass. They can't do anything
2:02:16about you. Okay? Okay. Does that make
2:02:19sense? And in order to maintain my
2:02:22creativity, what I'm doing is I'm going
2:02:24around the world. I'm learning more
2:02:26about the world, but I'm also um drawing
2:02:29inspiration from the people I I meet.
2:02:32Okay. The last thing which is most
2:02:34important is I'm keeping focus on my
2:02:36family. Okay. I my regardless regardless
2:02:39of how famous I get, I'm always like
2:02:41what matters is ensuring my children are
2:02:44safe and happy and healthy and that's my
2:02:47priority. Okay. and and so that's my
2:02:49strategy moving forward.
2:02:52>> Yeah.
2:02:53>> I guess I I want to ask a follow up on
2:02:56that. What if your what your experiences
2:02:59are because maybe you're your in
2:03:03yourself? Where's what if the experience
2:03:06isn't isn't exactly yours? What if it's
2:03:09still supernatural? You can't explain
2:03:12where it comes from, but it's not it's
2:03:16not exactly yours.
2:03:18yourself,
2:03:19>> right? Okay. So, the question is, what
2:03:21if I'm being possessed, right, by by by
2:03:24a higher force? What if what if I'm just
2:03:26channeling, right?
2:03:27>> Okay. Yeah.
2:03:28>> Well, nothing changes, right? Because
2:03:30this this force has found me because I'm
2:03:33a certain person because I I'm I'm
2:03:37living a certain life, right? And so
2:03:38this force thinks that I'm the perfect
2:03:40vehicle in order to spread a certain
2:03:44message that this force wants, right? in
2:03:47which case I need to
2:03:51maintain what I'm doing in order to
2:03:54sustain this force.
2:03:57Do you understand?
2:03:59Okay. But and you know like sometimes I
2:04:02think that I am protected by angels.
2:04:04Okay. Like I I feel as though I don't
2:04:09really have have to fear anything or
2:04:10anyone. I I I just I just speak the
2:04:13truth. Okay. And what's driving it? It
2:04:16is just I feel I'm I'm being protected
2:04:18by a higher force.
2:04:21Um and I shouldn't have to fear anything
2:04:24or or anyone. I could be wrong. Okay.
2:04:27But that that's what I believe.
2:04:29Okay. All right. Uh um yeah, we'll we'll
2:04:33we'll go.
2:04:35>> Thank you, professor. Um, I'm actually
2:04:38uh this is going to be like a hypo
2:04:40hypothetical question just
2:04:42>> uh but it's also going to be I think the
2:04:44previous person was trying to say I'm
2:04:47not sure if she was trying to say this
2:04:48but
2:04:49>> do you think it's possible
2:04:51hypothetically
2:04:53to let's say if you have a spark of
2:04:56light or a great imagination do you
2:04:59think it's possible to learn the cabala
2:05:02practice a cabala uh again
2:05:04hypothetically to create your own cult,
2:05:07your own society. But instead of people
2:05:10who you know that want power basically
2:05:13would be to uh
2:05:16stop the other cults, all cults, all
2:05:18societ all the secret societies and um
2:05:23destroy their system of money basically
2:05:25which is what controls and makes a bunch
2:05:27of current NPCs today.
2:05:29>> Okay. Yeah.
2:05:32Okay. I I'm sure a lot of you have this
2:05:34question. Um, and I don't think my role
2:05:39is to counter or destroy
2:05:43this nefarious system that they have.
2:05:47Um,
2:05:49and you know, it's something that I
2:05:50think think about a lot. Um, but what I
2:05:55believe is what I do really well is
2:05:58education.
2:05:59Um what I what I do really well is
2:06:02research,
2:06:04inquiry and uh communication. So I I
2:06:09don't know what these forces are. Okay.
2:06:12Um but if you are to counter
2:06:16these the the elite, okay, taking them
2:06:19on directly does no does you no good
2:06:22because their superpower is of sin,
2:06:24right? So to beat them, you have to
2:06:27engage in sin as well. which case you
2:06:29become controlled by these spiritual
2:06:31forces. It's like Star Wars, right? The
2:06:34the the light side, the dark side,
2:06:36right? So, the only way that you can
2:06:38actually defeat uh the elite is by
2:06:42summoning more different spiritual
2:06:45forces,
2:06:46right? And these spiritual forces are
2:06:50summoned through not sin but through
2:06:52love,
2:06:54openness, generosity, creativity,
2:06:56imagination.
2:06:57All right? So then question then is in a
2:07:01world controlled by the elite
2:07:05and who impose their values on us then
2:07:10how how's it possible to create new
2:07:14societies based on love on openness and
2:07:18on generosity
2:07:20and um my solution is you have to do it
2:07:23through children.
2:07:25Okay. Um, and what I mean by that is I
2:07:30have three kids and
2:07:33um, I think they all come from a
2:07:36different world. Like maybe their bodies
2:07:38come from this world, but their
2:07:40consciousness comes from a different
2:07:42world. And if we are truly to save the
2:07:46world, we first have to save the
2:07:48children. Okay? And so I think um the
2:07:53society that we've constructed um the
2:07:56most the thing that makes me the most
2:07:58angry is how anti-child it is, right?
2:08:02Because kids are meant to explore
2:08:04nature. They're meant to um um be
2:08:09curious, but like we sit in the school
2:08:12where they're asked to sit sit for like
2:08:14sit sit still for like 8 hours a day and
2:08:17where if you don't sit still for 8 hours
2:08:18a day, they drug you and they think this
2:08:21is all for your own good. Like like it's
2:08:23all insane, right? So um I think that
2:08:27the path forward is to focus on families
2:08:31bringing bringing families together and
2:08:33creating creating alternative ecosystems
2:08:36um in order to preserve the innocence
2:08:39the imagination of children that I think
2:08:42is the best solution moving forward.
2:08:45Okay. Does that make sense?
2:08:47>> Okay. Um uh yes here you go.
2:08:52Thank you. Uh, I understood what you
2:08:55were saying about the Sabatine Frankus.
2:08:58>> Yeah.
2:08:58>> Um, but I'm wondering how the elites
2:09:01kind of obsession with AI and bringing
2:09:04about AGI
2:09:05>> Yeah.
2:09:05>> might come together with Sabatine and
2:09:08Frankism and whether they think AGI
2:09:11could be God.
2:09:13>> Yeah.
2:09:14>> Okay. That's a great question. Okay. All
2:09:16right. So, remember Franklin infiltrated
2:09:20all the organizations. Okay. including
2:09:22the Freemasons. All right? And the
2:09:24Freemasons are the people who created
2:09:26the United States of America.
2:09:29And so the Cabala entered the
2:09:32Freemasons,
2:09:33but it became warped through uh
2:09:37Freemasonry. Okay. So, uh the main ideas
2:09:40of Freemasonry is
2:09:43um there is a god, but he's indifferent.
2:09:47Okay? It's called the the religion is
2:09:49called theism. there is a god and he he
2:09:53created us in order to perfect the
2:09:56world. Okay. So per perfection is
2:09:58possible but that's it has to be done
2:10:00through mathematics through geometry
2:10:05through reason. Okay. They call it
2:10:06reason
2:10:08and so what they want to do is what
2:10:11exactly what the Jews do which is create
2:10:14a holy temple of reason so that God can
2:10:17come and live amongst us. Right? So and
2:10:20and how do you do that? Well, you have
2:10:22to change the fundamental nature of
2:10:24humans. Humans are too loud, too
2:10:30opinionated, too stubborn. Okay? You
2:10:33have to through education, through the
2:10:37media, through culture change human
2:10:39beings into a perfect cube of reason.
2:10:45Okay? So that means removing prejudice,
2:10:48that means em removing emotion. That
2:10:51means removing tradition, family, okay,
2:10:55prejudice, anything that gets in the way
2:10:57of reason, you have to get rid of. Once
2:10:59that happens,
2:11:01then everyone will be a perfect cube.
2:11:03When once once it's a perfect cube, then
2:11:05you're going to assemble everyone
2:11:06together and create a perfect temple of
2:11:08reason that allows God to live amongst
2:11:10us. Okay?
2:11:12And so the Freemasons have struggled for
2:11:14centuries of how to do this. And um
2:11:19there different solutions historically.
2:11:22Um one solution was the meritocracy,
2:11:26right? Education. Why do you go to
2:11:28school? Why do you learn mathematics? To
2:11:31become a perfect cube of reason, right?
2:11:37And it's worked out really well because
2:11:41I I went to Yale. I mean, you go to Yale
2:11:43in Harvard, McGill is here. These kids
2:11:46think all alike, man. They're very
2:11:47they're not very imaginative. They're
2:11:49very, you know, they're they think like
2:11:51computers,
2:11:53right? The problem though is that's only
2:11:56a minority of people. How do you get
2:11:58everyone to think like these guys like
2:12:01which is like a which is a thing like a
2:12:03computer? And the answer is by having
2:12:06everyone be a computer. And how do you
2:12:08do that? Through AI. Right? So let's
2:12:11imagine
2:12:13what do you do? It's being monitored by
2:12:15AI. Right?
2:12:17Why is it that these AI assistants are
2:12:20being like, you know, pushed on our
2:12:22throats? They're not any good. Like
2:12:24Siri, right? Like before you would be at
2:12:28home and you would like have an idea and
2:12:30you go online and like be like, "Oh,
2:12:32okay. um do some googling right now. You
2:12:35just ask Siri or Chhat BT.
2:12:40Why? Because they're trying to get you
2:12:41to think in a certain way, right? And
2:12:44then eventually what they want is to
2:12:47implant a microchip in you, Neurolink.
2:12:49And so all your thoughts are being
2:12:51monitored and being controlled by the
2:12:53AI. That's good because then everyone
2:12:56will be reasonable, right? No more
2:12:59emotions, no more prejudice, no more
2:13:01hatred, just pure love. And that's what
2:13:05AI is.
2:13:07Okay. Does that make sense?
2:13:08>> But as far as the AGI goes, do do you
2:13:11think some of them think AGI is going to
2:13:14become God? Like there's a theory that
2:13:16they're trying to bring about God
2:13:18through AI and that the super
2:13:21intelligence is going to be
2:13:23>> okay.
2:13:24>> God, okay, essentially.
2:13:25>> All right. There are things they tell us
2:13:27and there are things that they actually
2:13:28believe. Okay? No one
2:13:31there's no way a computer science
2:13:33believes that uh you can create god
2:13:36through through computers. Okay. But
2:13:39it's possible to make every human into a
2:13:42computer.
2:13:43Doesn't make sense. Which case the AI
2:13:45now is now god because now the AI is
2:13:48able to direct everything.
2:13:50Doesn't make sense.
2:13:52>> Okay. That's what they want. They they
2:13:54want to create a surveillance state in
2:13:57which everyone is monitored in which
2:13:59case you have an now an AI AI god.
2:14:02That's a real goal.
2:14:03>> That's true.
2:14:03>> Okay. Um well okay you have a question.
2:14:07Okay. All right.
2:14:10So um this is might be a question that
2:14:13is more with uh your other meet up at
2:14:16Toronto but um of all the things you've
2:14:20discussed in this lecture could it have
2:14:22anything to do with like the Canada US
2:14:25trade war going on currently
2:14:27in
2:14:30>> um okay so the US Canada trade war is
2:14:34not a trade war what it really is is a
2:14:38war between two empires s okay you have
2:14:41the US empire and you have the British
2:14:43Empire the Canada is a colony of the
2:14:46British Empire but Donald Trump believes
2:14:48that um all of western hemisphere should
2:14:52belongs to America okay so that's that's
2:14:54what it is it's it's a war over
2:14:56sovereignty is Canada obedient to the UK
2:14:59or is Canada obedient to United States
2:15:02and that's why
2:15:04um there can be no possible resolution
2:15:06to this trade war the real thing you
2:15:10need to watch is Mark Carney. Okay, Mark
2:15:12Carney, he is assembling in himself a
2:15:16dict the the power of of a dictator.
2:15:20Okay, I mean like the guy's a dictator.
2:15:22I mean, he's much worse than Trump with
2:15:25at least Trump had to get votes in order
2:15:28to become president of United States.
2:15:30Mark Carney cheated his way into the the
2:15:34prime ministership. Okay, you look you
2:15:37look at the liberal election, everyone
2:15:40dropped out and gave it to Carney. And
2:15:42then during the general election, Pier
2:15:44Par basically self-destructed and gave
2:15:46him the the um the leadership. When he
2:15:49became prime minister, he start to bribe
2:15:52conservative members to join his caucus.
2:15:56This this is this is all actions of a
2:15:58dictator. If you look at um the
2:16:01reporting from the Toronto Star, they're
2:16:03saying how all these ministers
2:16:06um in his cabinet, they're being
2:16:07sidelined and he's got this core group
2:16:09basically executive
2:16:12um like like doing all all all the
2:16:14decisions. Okay. Everything that's
2:16:16happening is Mark Carney is assembling
2:16:18the powers of of the dictator in order
2:16:21to serve the interests of the British of
2:16:24the city of London basically. Okay. Uh
2:16:26yeah, sorry you already asked, but um
2:16:28yeah.
2:16:30M
2:16:34>> so um you talked about um let's say sin
2:16:38and how how they have to do sin to bring
2:16:41God uh to back to earth but wouldn't it
2:16:46make more sense that there is cuz you
2:16:47were saying there's evil there's child
2:16:49sacrifice and wouldn't it make more
2:16:52sense that there is a force behind this
2:16:54evil that is in contrast to let's say
2:16:58God that is all loving and kind that he
2:17:00wants the best for us. So, shouldn't
2:17:03there be like these secret societies?
2:17:05Why are they secret and why are they
2:17:06performing sin? Isn't it to maybe
2:17:09further the agenda of something some
2:17:12evil force like and if you read like the
2:17:15book of Revelation, a lot of what it's
2:17:17talked about uh like you can't buy or
2:17:20sell without this mark on your your hand
2:17:23or your forehead. and all of these uh
2:17:26agencies, the secret societies, UN,
2:17:28they're all pointing towards a one world
2:17:31government, one world religion, um maybe
2:17:34one world god like he was talking about
2:17:35with the AI that's going to come and
2:17:38we're going to have to worship this god
2:17:40and take the mark or else uh we can't
2:17:42buy or sell and and uh we're dead. So
2:17:45where do you bring in the an evil force
2:17:47into your talk like a like the great
2:17:49Satan or something like that
2:17:50>> with child sacrifice ball molec um all
2:17:54these people?
2:17:55>> Okay.
2:17:57>> Yeah, that's a great question. Okay. All
2:18:00right. So um
2:18:04another way of asking this question is
2:18:07do you think do do I think Satan exists
2:18:09and do do the elite worship Satan? Okay.
2:18:13Um, here's here's what I think. I don't
2:18:16think the elite are worshiping Satan. I
2:18:20think the elite have much more
2:18:21complicated, much more nuanced
2:18:23understanding of their role in society.
2:18:26Okay? And I've I've just explained it to
2:18:28you, okay? How the elite think. And but
2:18:32you know, it's hard for people to
2:18:35actually appreciate the nuance of what's
2:18:37going on. It's hard for an person to
2:18:40think like a billionaire. Okay. So,
2:18:44um most people will just use the idea of
2:18:46Lucifer or Satan to explain what's going
2:18:49on. And there is some um accuracy or
2:18:54usefulness to to using Lucifer and
2:18:57Satan. Okay? And so, you know, I teach
2:19:00predictive history. And so, I'm trying
2:19:02to teach people how to think in a way
2:19:04that allows them to understand the world
2:19:05and make predictions about the world.
2:19:08And if you just assume the elite are
2:19:12saying in this and they are trying to
2:19:14bring bring out a one one world
2:19:16government
2:19:17it's I mean it helps helps you explain
2:19:20understand the world helps you predict
2:19:22what's going on. Okay. And it's actually
2:19:25no different from what what what I just
2:19:26said. Okay. I mean like um I'm just
2:19:30trying to use a more scholarly much more
2:19:34nuanced explanation for what's going on
2:19:36to make better predictions. All right.
2:19:39But you can generalize and says well
2:19:40they're just saying in this who practice
2:19:42child sacrifice. Okay. So does that make
2:19:45sense?
2:19:46>> Okay. So so I so so I mean there's
2:19:48nothing wrong with this idea. It's just
2:19:50like not actually how they think because
2:19:52like no one actually thinks like I
2:19:53worship Satan
2:19:55>> but there's a church of Satan. There's
2:19:56Luciferians. There's, you know, there's
2:19:59these or
2:20:00>> Yeah, these these people are insane.
2:20:01They're actually not part of the elite.
2:20:03Okay. Right. There are churches of
2:20:04Satan, but like is that is that a real
2:20:06thing or is it a troll? Right. I mean,
2:20:08is it a um you know, because like um
2:20:13like if I'm the lead, I need to s solve
2:20:15certain problems. For example, I need
2:20:18access to bodies and fresh women, right?
2:20:22Well, now I I need to create
2:20:23organizations in order to achieve these
2:20:26certain goals. So, for example, in
2:20:27Britain, there's this all the scandal,
2:20:29the Pakistani grooming gangs, right?
2:20:31Well, why do they exist? And and who are
2:20:33they working for? Well, they're probably
2:20:34they're probably working working for the
2:20:36elite.
2:20:37Okay. Um, so remember guys, I I I I know
2:20:40this is hard for you to appreciate, but
2:20:44like according to fragism, they can do
2:20:48this to people because
2:20:51most people are not real human beings.
2:20:53Okay. Does that make sense? What do you
2:20:55mean most people aren't human?
2:20:57>> The sparks of light.
2:20:58>> Yeah.
2:20:59>> Do you understand? The sparks of light.
2:21:01That That's what matters. You're only
2:21:02human if a spark of light is in you,
2:21:05right?
2:21:07>> If you're not a spark of light, who
2:21:08cares what what I do? What I do to you?
2:21:10You're just a husk. You're just a body.
2:21:12You're you're just an animal.
2:21:16Okay.
2:21:19Um, sorry. Back there.
2:21:23Here you go. All right. Yeah. Cool.
2:21:27>> Uh thank you professor. Uh so I had a
2:21:29quick question. Uh you mentioned uh the
2:21:31kids. Um as just as you I'm very worried
2:21:35about the kids. So how do you how do we
2:21:37go about uh educating them? How do we go
2:21:39about raising those kids in in such a
2:21:41society? Thank you.
2:21:46>> Yeah. I mean, look, I mean, I hate to
2:21:49say this, but like if you really want to
2:21:51survive what's going on, you have to
2:21:52learn non-compliance.
2:21:55That's the only way, okay? If you just
2:21:56do what the government tells you to do,
2:21:58what people expect you to do, you'll get
2:22:00screwed over. All right? So, don't send
2:22:04your kids to school
2:22:06because that's the that's the way they
2:22:08often enforce compliance, right?
2:22:11And
2:22:13um if you send your kids to school, then
2:22:15it's easy for them to enforce enforce
2:22:18vaccine mandate. It's it's easy for for
2:22:20them to monitor your thoughts. It's easy
2:22:22for for them to brainwash your kid and
2:22:25um get them to um I mean they can turn
2:22:29your kid your kid against you. Um and
2:22:32this happens a lot, right?
2:22:36And like
2:22:38I had to say this, okay, but the
2:22:40bureaucracy, the police, the the the
2:22:41school system, it's not set up to deal
2:22:44with non-compliant people. It's to deal
2:22:46with compliant people.
2:22:48All right? If you look at um child abuse
2:22:52cases, the workload
2:22:55are not often extreme cases where
2:22:58there's real child abuse. The workload
2:23:01is often some minor child abuse. Does
2:23:04that make sense? Why? Because these
2:23:06bureaucrats are interested in
2:23:07compliance. Okay? If I'm a bureaucrat
2:23:10and I'm supposed to deal with child
2:23:11abuse, oh, sorry.
2:23:15Um, then it's easier for me to deal with
2:23:18soft cases, okay? Where there might be
2:23:21some disagreements like in the
2:23:23household. I don't want to deal with
2:23:25like real child abuse where, you know,
2:23:27the father's alcoholic and, you know,
2:23:29and all that because like that's just
2:23:31painful. Like, okay. Okay, so the
2:23:33bureaucracy is set up to deal with
2:23:35compliance. So the more compliant you
2:23:37are, the more the more you'll be bullied
2:23:38by the system, right? So just keep that
2:23:40in mind. Um, and if you have children,
2:23:42then I would suggest not sending your
2:23:44children to school like like I'm home
2:23:47I'm homeschooling all my kids because
2:23:49school is the main vector by which they
2:23:52force compliance on onto people.
2:23:55>> Uh, yeah.
2:23:56>> Just to know since you're not sending
2:23:58them to school. So how what do you teach
2:24:00them? cuz I know you love them because
2:24:04what do you teach them?
2:24:05>> I don't teach him anything
2:24:06>> apart from the great
2:24:07>> I don't teach them anything.
2:24:08>> I mean like like my son is back there
2:24:13watching his iPad and you know we we we
2:24:16spent some time with our family in the
2:24:18woods like they were and they were just
2:24:20running around like like what what what
2:24:22you need to appreciate is that kids are
2:24:26learning machines.
2:24:27They absorb and learn wherever they are,
2:24:30what do they do? But they need freedom
2:24:33to do so. Okay? And no matter how well
2:24:36you construct the curriculum, it's still
2:24:39not enough for them. Okay? Like
2:24:44honestly, the Canadian curriculum, any
2:24:46curriculum, I work in education. I know
2:24:48this. It's a complete waste of time.
2:24:51like like like for kids to learn how to
2:24:53read, you're like, "Okay, like I need to
2:24:55teach them like these letters and then I
2:24:57need to teach them like to how how to
2:24:58string those words."
2:25:00What kids have are like these uh very
2:25:03powerful pattern recognition brains. So
2:25:06if like they just like look at a book
2:25:08and just read by themselves, they will
2:25:11learn how to read by themselves. The
2:25:13problem is like how do you get them to
2:25:15like sit quietly,
2:25:18focus, concentrate and want to learn,
2:25:21right? And and the way you do that is by
2:25:24giving them autonomy, by giving them
2:25:26love, by supporting them. Okay? And the
2:25:31way you destroy that is through
2:25:33schooling, through tests, through too
2:25:35much screen time, through too much um
2:25:38compliance.
2:25:41All right? It's a school's the worst
2:25:42thing you can do for your for your kids.
2:25:46I mean, yeah.
2:25:49>> No, you can finish your point.
2:25:50>> No, no, I'm I'm finished. Okay. All
2:25:52right. Um uh who who's who's next? Yeah,
2:25:55go ahead.
2:25:59So you had mentioned near the end of
2:26:00your lecture that uh the Epstein class
2:26:03going to the island
2:26:06went there to try to find love by
2:26:08brainwashing or teaching these young
2:26:11women 14 to 17 year olds to to do so to
2:26:15love them. But would would it not make
2:26:18more sense for them to try to find
2:26:20like-minded billionaires or people who
2:26:23women or men or whatever to love each
2:26:26other and then raise their wealth and do
2:26:30so together?
2:26:31>> Yeah, but then who's who's in control?
2:26:34>> Who's the boss?
2:26:39>> Okay, good point. I mean, they could
2:26:41both be the boss. I mean, they could
2:26:42>> That's not how it works, man.
2:26:45They're going to be one.
2:26:48Well,
2:26:51what if uh I mean in that case, wouldn't
2:26:53they have the risk of the Epstein files,
2:26:55for example, coming out and then
2:26:56everyone being against them and they
2:26:58they wouldn't be able to push their
2:27:00agenda for
2:27:01>> they control the world?
2:27:04>> Well, okay. I mean, if if 90% of the
2:27:07world is against them and they don't
2:27:08have the public opinion with them, like
2:27:11s such as the prime minister of Israel
2:27:13trying to
2:27:15buy Tik Tok or have the United States
2:27:18buy Tik Tok to force the younger
2:27:20generation to, you know, try to have
2:27:23like-minded ideas
2:27:26like most people don't matter. 9% of
2:27:29people, 99% of people, you're not
2:27:31supposed to light. It doesn't matter.
2:27:32Would wouldn't it make it more difficult
2:27:34for Israel and
2:27:37uh them to push their agenda if they
2:27:40don't have the public opinion uh uh with
2:27:44them as well though?
2:27:50Sorry. Sorry.
2:27:54>> Okay. I mean I mean I I I hate to say
2:27:56this but like the reality is like most
2:27:58people don't really matter. Democracy is
2:28:00just a myth they created in order to
2:28:02justify the Bank of England. Okay, I I
2:28:04I've explained this, right? In a
2:28:07parliamentary system where the
2:28:08parliament guarantees the national debt,
2:28:12then you need to fool people into
2:28:14accepting the system. You fool people by
2:28:17preaching private property and
2:28:18democracy. And what people don't
2:28:20recognize is these these these two
2:28:23things are in contradiction with each
2:28:24other. Okay? Right? in a closet between
2:28:27private property and democracy. Who
2:28:29wins?
2:28:32>> I every single time try it, man. Like
2:28:36the entire population of Canada votes
2:28:39100% like like let's let's you know
2:28:41divide up up the property equally. Let's
2:28:45let's let's reduce um inequality, right?
2:28:49What happens? The Supreme Court says you
2:28:52can't do that. That's unconstitutional.
2:28:55Too bad there's no democracy, right?
2:28:59In a democracy, the people can say we
2:29:02the people want this. But guess what?
2:29:06The law says you can't do that because
2:29:09private property is what matters.
2:29:12Okay? And people don't appreciate this.
2:29:16there there are all these contradictions
2:29:18throughout society and people don't
2:29:21understand these are contradictions and
2:29:24that's why the fans say people don't
2:29:26matter who cares
2:29:30okay um so sorry let's back there
2:29:40sorry I wanted to let this one go but
2:29:42since we came back it's similar to I
2:29:44think his question. It's It's still hard
2:29:47to believe that. I mean, I get the Frank
2:29:49Sebastian ideology of, you know, most
2:29:53people don't matter because of that
2:29:54spark. They don't have it. And then yet
2:29:56they do all the sins. Like, if you
2:29:58really want to collect the spark, like
2:30:00do something good, why do you have to go
2:30:02have, you know, gang rangs and all that
2:30:05parties and stuff? So it begs it still
2:30:08begs this question in my head that is
2:30:11there and I think you do you did mention
2:30:13if I'm not mistaken that there you do
2:30:15believe that there is another
2:30:17dimensional kind of or other dimensional
2:30:19beings and perhaps how some of the
2:30:23energies that you you feel or or is is
2:30:26the good what I at least when I
2:30:27interpret that or when I feel that it's
2:30:29a good part of that or a good piece of
2:30:31that and then there is so again I'm
2:30:33going back to like it's hard not to like
2:30:36feel that there is that other negative
2:30:39or evil whatever I don't want to call it
2:30:41a Satan or maybe these other dimensional
2:30:43beings. I don't know if you've um I
2:30:46don't know I think uh David Monroe maybe
2:30:48calls it luchu they're out there to get
2:30:50lu from people or like this this
2:30:52negative
2:30:54does doesn't your mind take you there
2:30:55like isn't there something there's got
2:30:57to be something me more messed up than
2:30:59just hey we became billionaires and then
2:31:02we lost our you know we're explaining it
2:31:04this way.
2:31:05>> Yeah.
2:31:08Oops. Sorry. Because you may have all
2:31:10that to spark.
2:31:12>> Yeah. Okay. All right. So,
2:31:16um,
2:31:18what I think is this. There are infinite
2:31:21dimensions. We're just one dimension
2:31:23amongst infinite dimensions. There are
2:31:25clearly other beings, other conscious
2:31:28beings throughout the universe that's
2:31:31impacting the world that we live in. Um
2:31:34and clearly the elite are able to access
2:31:39the powers of these other forces.
2:31:43Okay. Um and
2:31:47um what we need to and what the elite
2:31:50have done is they've imposed a
2:31:54mitralistic
2:31:56science and education system on us so
2:31:58that most of us cannot access these
2:32:01other spiritual beings. Does that make
2:32:02sense? Okay, if you cannot access these
2:32:05spiritual beings, then you become a
2:32:07slave to the elite. That's what the
2:32:09meritocracy is. Okay, you go to Yale and
2:32:12Harvard and all that happens is you end
2:32:13up being a slave to the to the to to to
2:32:15the elite. I know cuz I went to Yale. I
2:32:18know I know what how how it works.
2:32:21That's why I turn away from from Yale.
2:32:24Okay. So, you're absolutely right in
2:32:26that there are spiritual beings. They're
2:32:28all around us. And what we need to do is
2:32:31teach our children to access these
2:32:32spiritual beings and that will give them
2:32:36enlightenment and and imagination. And
2:32:40um the problem with school system is it
2:32:44tries to cut access to these spiritual
2:32:46beings. Okay? It's almost like you go to
2:32:48school and you have a labbotomy. Like I
2:32:50literally think that that that's what's
2:32:51happening. They're performing an
2:32:52operation on you which labizes you and
2:32:54which disconnects you from the real
2:32:56spiritual world.
2:32:59Okay. Um, yeah. Did you do did you have
2:33:02a question?
2:33:03>> I just want to add on to this point.
2:33:05It's quite simple. In fact, by taking
2:33:07the kids away from their parents,
2:33:09they're severing the love connection
2:33:11between the child and the parent. And if
2:33:13I could just summarize everything I've
2:33:15heard uh so far in this lecture, which
2:33:17was phenomenal by the way, I think that
2:33:21the only solution for the masses is to
2:33:26find our own uh spark. And at the
2:33:30beginning we talked about you have a
2:33:32superpower, you have this anxiety, you
2:33:36need to like find a solution to that
2:33:38anxiety. But there's another solution
2:33:39which is to allow yourself to be a
2:33:42vessel for the beauty, for the love. And
2:33:46when you allow the love to fill inside
2:33:48of yourself, you become attractive to
2:33:50all those people around you. And the
2:33:52connections that we make as human beings
2:33:55with the person to the left of us and
2:33:57the person to the right of us at any
2:33:59given moment, at any given time, is the
2:34:02way that we can channel these beings or
2:34:05these extradimensional forces. And I
2:34:08think that the air that we breathe, the
2:34:11institutionalized
2:34:13world that we've raised our children
2:34:15into is a dark time. But we have the
2:34:18power as individuals to create that
2:34:22unity and allow those that energy to
2:34:25come into the world. That's my
2:34:26observation. Thank you very
2:34:28>> No, thank you. That was beautiful. Okay.
2:34:30Also, I will point out this. There are
2:34:32different spiritual beings in the
2:34:34universe and they are at war with each
2:34:36other. Okay. But there are certain rules
2:34:39to their warfare. And one really
2:34:41important rule is you cannot mess you
2:34:45you have to grant free will to people.
2:34:47It doesn't make sense. So in other
2:34:49words, if I choose to worship a angel,
2:34:53demons can't mess with me. Okay?
2:34:58Demons can only mess with me if I sign a
2:35:00contract with a demon and I break that
2:35:02contract. Does that make sense, guys?
2:35:04All right. So this is a choice that
2:35:06everyone makes. You can choose to sign a
2:35:08contract with a demon or you can or you
2:35:10can choose to be to um channel angels.
2:35:13You have that choice. It's all free
2:35:15will. You cannot ever be forced to sign
2:35:18a contract with with with Satan or the
2:35:20devil. Okay? And so it's always your
2:35:24choice. It's a spiritual war. You can
2:35:27choose to pursue power, fame, and money,
2:35:30which case you're stuck being seven
2:35:32Frankus. Or you can choose to live a
2:35:35life of love, openness, generosity,
2:35:38imagination, in which case you will
2:35:41channeling, you will channel these
2:35:42powerful angels that will help you in
2:35:46your life. It's always your choice. Um,
2:35:49yeah,
2:35:52I listen to your Dante uh book uh
2:35:55reading and this is the point. What
2:35:58we're saying back and forth is that we
2:36:01may be living in the time of shades
2:36:03where everyone around us is an NPC where
2:36:06like we don't they don't have the spark
2:36:08in them, right? But if we're go after
2:36:12our love, if we are take agency and and
2:36:17act in this world with love, that will
2:36:20draw us through this time.
2:36:23Maybe
2:36:26>> also I will point out this okay in the
2:36:3017 Frankus
2:36:32um religion they're looking for the
2:36:34sparks of light right so if you prove
2:36:36you're a spark of light they won't mess
2:36:38with you understand proving that you can
2:36:41ask questions proving that you can be
2:36:43creative proving that you're willing to
2:36:46die for what you believe in is a spark
2:36:48of light okay
2:36:51um yeah sorry back back here.
2:36:56Sorry. Sorry. Yeah.
2:37:01Okay. I'm going to try to um verbalize
2:37:04cuz I don't we don't I don't know. This
2:37:06is not often verbalized. Oscar in my
2:37:09case. Um yeah, I was wondering if this
2:37:13was maybe keeping us in the object.
2:37:18Uh the object is like this reality.
2:37:22uh and thinking that way like cuz love
2:37:24can be like a concept from one or
2:37:27another and the I don't know the counter
2:37:30movement right now is um exactly that
2:37:34like leaving the object leaving this I
2:37:39don't know this way of like overthinking
2:37:42even though it wakes like it wakes every
2:37:44like a lot of stuffs
2:37:47um the counter movement right now is
2:37:50like to elevate
2:37:51I don't know if this conference like but
2:37:53I thought it was like coming to this I'm
2:37:56just keep going going to keep saying
2:37:58this um elevate your vibration elevate
2:38:01your consciousness to be like to not be
2:38:05affected by the object cuz I don't know
2:38:08how long you've been here in Montreal
2:38:10but Montreal is like under many planes
2:38:14right now helicopters
2:38:17fake mufflers making sound all over the
2:38:21city. Uh like fake holes in the city not
2:38:25being repaired. I don't know. I think
2:38:26Montreal is one of the like next one
2:38:29coming like to be part of
2:38:34agenda 2030.
2:38:37So, I don't know like elevating your
2:38:40consciousness like trying to be like cuz
2:38:43right now my problem is like to not be
2:38:46affected by this
2:38:48the most as possible cuz this they want
2:38:51to keep us like into the object like
2:38:54into this. So, how do you access like
2:38:56your kids? Yeah, you say about your
2:38:58kids.
2:38:59They're going to be like don't put it
2:39:01into school but you keep being affected
2:39:04by this and the chip is coming. I'm like
2:39:07I don't want to go back there but yeah
2:39:09like how do you going to keep your like
2:39:11your kids from the chip and from this?
2:39:16>> Yeah. Okay. So I I need you to use your
2:39:18really quick. Okay.
2:39:22>> Um is Stella around like how how much
2:39:25more time do we have in this room?
2:39:27>> Uh 7.
2:39:27>> It's 10 minutes to 9 to 5 right now.
2:39:29>> Okay. But but like but like she rented
2:39:30this room and I'm 7 p.m.
2:39:33>> Okay. Okay. Okay. All right. Okay. All
2:39:34right. So the question for us is how do
2:39:38you become a spark of light right
2:39:40because we are all sparks of light but
2:39:42will you choose whether or not to become
2:39:43a spark of light and if you read Dante
2:39:46he will say there are two things the
2:39:48will and the desire okay if you
2:39:51recognize in yourself that I matter and
2:39:55I have the power and the free will to
2:39:57live a life whatever I want. If you
2:39:59truly believe that then all solutions
2:40:02will come to you. Okay. The problem is,
2:40:06as you point out, we've been brainwashed
2:40:08to think that we don't matter, that
2:40:10we're not sparks of light, that whatever
2:40:12we do doesn't matter in the grand scheme
2:40:14of things. Okay. So, it's really about
2:40:16elevating, as you say, elevating your
2:40:18consciousness and reaching a point where
2:40:21you recognize that everything I do
2:40:24has a huge impact in the universe. And
2:40:26so, everything I do must matter. I must
2:40:31live a life of consequence, of
2:40:34consciousness,
2:40:36of beauty, of truth. Okay? Because what
2:40:39matters is my life. I I I shouldn't
2:40:41worry about everyone else. I should
2:40:42worry about my life. Um if I have a if I
2:40:46have a child, then I should live my love
2:40:47my child to the best of my ability and I
2:40:50shouldn't really worry about what other
2:40:52people think. Okay? Because you know,
2:40:53one way that they really get you is they
2:40:56separate you and your child at a very
2:40:58early age.
2:41:00Right? And what that does is it causes
2:41:02anxiety in a child for the rest of his
2:41:04life or her life. Right? It causes
2:41:07anxiety in you as well. Right? Think
2:41:09about how you know if your child isn't
2:41:11around how much anxiety you have. You're
2:41:13always wondering like you know is my
2:41:14child safe at school. Right? So it's
2:41:16always trying to create fear and anxiety
2:41:18in you. And what you need to do is
2:41:21change your mindset become a spark of
2:41:24light and try to focus on love. Okay.
2:41:28All right. Um, so sorry so sorry. There
2:41:31there are many who have not spoken.
2:41:32Okay. Back there.
2:41:36>> Okay.
2:41:41Um, I think a few people have kind of
2:41:43been dancing around like a similar thing
2:41:45with their questions. So I'm going to
2:41:47try and ask it maybe in a different way
2:41:49just to clarify it in my mind. But if
2:41:52you were talking about uh this idea that
2:41:55sin um allows you to gain power there be
2:42:00become an elite um because you don't
2:42:03care about the consequence of what you
2:42:04do in that way. Um and
2:42:09what in your uh metaphysical framework
2:42:12what is what does the good represent?
2:42:16Are is it what you were talking about
2:42:18with the monad? Is it just like divine
2:42:21like source? Is it one source of God? Is
2:42:23it um just in this infinite dimensions
2:42:27there's a a force for good and a force
2:42:29for evil? Um is there a counter to that
2:42:34strategy of
2:42:36uh just sinning because that puts you at
2:42:40an advantage of people who are not
2:42:41willing to sin? Or is there some in your
2:42:44personal view for yourself? Do you are
2:42:47you adherent to a higher force that you
2:42:49might call something like God or Jesus
2:42:51or the Monad?
2:42:54>> Okay.
2:43:00>> Okay. Um so first thing I I want to do
2:43:02is clarify the nature of sin. Okay. I'm
2:43:05not saying that these people choose to
2:43:07sin. I'm just saying that they're born
2:43:09in a certain way that allows them to sin
2:43:11easier than other people. Okay? They're
2:43:13psychopaths. They don't feel regret for
2:43:15their actions.
2:43:17Okay? So, it's like um um alcoholics.
2:43:21Why why are people certain people
2:43:22alcoholics? Well, most of us if we drink
2:43:25too much, we feel bad. We throw up,
2:43:28right? And the next day we get up and we
2:43:31um regret it. Alcoholics are different.
2:43:33Alcoholics, you know, the more they
2:43:35drink, the happier they are, the more
2:43:36energetic they are. Okay? So, um, same
2:43:40thing with sin where most of us if we
2:43:42sin, we feel bad about it. So, we we we
2:43:45end this guilt makes us anxious. We
2:43:47can't sleep at night. Whereas the
2:43:49powerful people, they don't they don't
2:43:51have this problem. Like when they sin,
2:43:53they don't really care. Okay. Now, there
2:43:55are certain ways to create this in
2:43:57people. And one mechanism that they lead
2:44:00uh use is called something called
2:44:02disassociation. Okay? So they basically
2:44:04traumatize your children. So the
2:44:05children don't actually actually feel
2:44:06anything. Okay? They're disassociated.
2:44:08So when they hurt other people, they
2:44:09don't really know. Okay? So there there
2:44:11wish to induce this in into children.
2:44:14Okay? And 17 practice actually practice
2:44:16this. Um they they practice ritual
2:44:18incest. So there are ways to traumatize
2:44:20children so as to make them uh better
2:44:23elite. Okay.
2:44:25Um but another way to understand what's
2:44:28going on is imagine a forest. Okay. And
2:44:31in this forest you have different
2:44:32animals. You have wolves, you have
2:44:34lions, you have rabbits, you have birds.
2:44:37And we need to appreciate that. Um
2:44:42they're all there for a very special for
2:44:44for purpose, right? We can be like, you
2:44:47know what, the wolves are mean, so let's
2:44:50kill all the wolves. Well, when you do
2:44:52when you do that, you just destroy the
2:44:53balance of the forest, right? And this
2:44:56creates all sorts of problems. And
2:44:57that's what I'm saying about human
2:44:59society as well, where we're all born
2:45:01for a purpose, for a reason. And we can
2:45:04be like, you know, the elite are evil,
2:45:06so we need to overthrow the elite. But I
2:45:08don't know where that gets you, right?
2:45:11So, what what why we're here is to
2:45:14elevate our consciousness, to learn
2:45:16things about ourselves that we couldn't
2:45:19anywhere else, okay? to live the lives
2:45:21to to the best of our ability. No one
2:45:24can stop you from doing that. Okay? The
2:45:26elite are not preventing you from living
2:45:30a happy life. You're the one preventing
2:45:33yourself from living a happy life. Okay?
2:45:36So, I would say stop thinking about the
2:45:39elite cuz like they'll always be who
2:45:41they are. They will always be wolves.
2:45:44They will always commit sin. and focus
2:45:46on yourself and say how can I be a be a
2:45:50much more open generous
2:45:53and kind person to the people around me
2:45:56and once you do that then the universe
2:45:58changes
2:46:00okay
2:46:03um sorry there's a lot yeah go ahead
2:46:06>> thank you
2:46:08>> um so my question
2:46:10uh is about predictions um kind of so uh
2:46:14as you mentioned You think that we are
2:46:16back to family and it remind me of the
2:46:20uh a a story about Buddha and the king
2:46:23of the evil that happened 2,000 years
2:46:26ago is that the the king of the evil
2:46:29said okay my followers will go to your
2:46:31temple in the end of the world and uh
2:46:34the Buddha said it's okay because my
2:46:36follower will back to family. So what
2:46:38you just said it remind me of that and
2:46:41um and beside that there's always other
2:46:44uh predictions especially in China you
2:46:47know that China has thousands has
2:46:49predictions uh that already uh exist for
2:46:54at least 1,000 years and some of them
2:46:57are very accurate and um you mentioned
2:47:01that billions of people will be removed
2:47:04the same that in the Chinese prediction.
2:47:06So I accepted that now for years I
2:47:10accepted that it's hard but I accept
2:47:12that but I feel that it seems that it's
2:47:14just a movie but the end of the movie it
2:47:18seems the forces that they just
2:47:20mentioned the good ones the bad ones
2:47:22they want to change um they cannot
2:47:26change maybe main part of the movie but
2:47:28they try to use the virus of the ideas
2:47:32to impact who will become the one that
2:47:35uh exists. in the last. So I mean um why
2:47:41we matters why we
2:47:45why why people who last who last in the
2:47:48end matters to these different forces if
2:47:52I mean if the ends is the end of the
2:47:55world but who exist in the last matters
2:47:57to the different forces of the spirits
2:48:00it seems this is what they're working
2:48:02on.
2:48:03>> Thank you. Okay. So, um I I think we
2:48:07have to remember like the universe it is
2:48:10always a spiritual battle between the
2:48:12force of light and darkness, between
2:48:13good and evil. Okay. And um there's
2:48:17always going to be shift in this battle.
2:48:22And I think there's no point in thinking
2:48:25about the macro about the superructure
2:48:27of things, okay? because we're talking
2:48:29like thousands, millions of years and
2:48:32we're forces beyond our control. Um I
2:48:35think that we're here to live our best
2:48:38possible life and
2:48:41um it's always our choice whether or not
2:48:44to be a spark of light. Okay, to be a
2:48:46spark of light again is to say I matter,
2:48:49my life matters. I should just focus on
2:48:51the here and now and doing the best I
2:48:53can. and not being a spark of light.
2:48:55It's like, well, you know, I'm an NPC
2:48:56and like there's this huge war going on.
2:48:59I have no control over it, so like
2:49:01nothing I do matters. Okay. That's a
2:49:03choice you have to make as a person and
2:49:05no one can help you. Okay. All right. Uh
2:49:08uh back back there. Um what uh you and
2:49:11then you. Okay. We we'll grab two. Thank
2:49:15you.
2:49:19>> Okay. Yeah. So my question is um
2:49:22>> did you did you drive up again?
2:49:24>> Sorry.
2:49:24>> Did you drive up again?
2:49:26>> I drove up again. Six. Yeah, I did have
2:49:27some trouble at the border this time,
2:49:29but um that was not my question. Um so
2:49:32um this is more geopolitics. I know
2:49:35we've been talking about existential
2:49:37stuff, so this might be a little bit
2:49:39more grounded. Uh but the um day before
2:49:42yesterday, the plane hijacking, I find
2:49:45like I don't know if you've dug into the
2:49:47details, but I find it hard to believe
2:49:49like it's all very convenient. There was
2:49:51two pilots that were sitting behind um
2:49:54the nose dive. Should have had G forces
2:49:57that killed everyone but apparently
2:49:58didn't. Um the stabbing, the fact that
2:50:01it was just all Israelis on as
2:50:04passengers. So, do you believe it was a
2:50:07false flag? And if it is like
2:50:10are the normal citizens part of the plot
2:50:13or like the co-pilot who was stabbed are
2:50:16they just like um sort of victims in the
2:50:18whole like from the elites planning I
2:50:20guess and and also like what does it
2:50:22achieve like is it just for the
2:50:24elections to sort of us against them
2:50:26kind of narrative or like what is the
2:50:28overall objective if you believe it's a
2:50:30false flag? All
2:50:31right. Uh can you as well
2:50:36>> uh I have a question that do you believe
2:50:39in uh changing the system from within?
2:50:42So let's say uh we're not happy with the
2:50:44system. We got according to game three
2:50:46we got three options. We climb up the
2:50:48ladders and trying to influence the
2:50:50system. um we just trying to get by and
2:50:53put food on the table and then uh focus
2:50:56on ourel and our children and hope the
2:50:58the next generation will will make a
2:51:00better system or we trying to get out of
2:51:02the system and and and starting uh on
2:51:05our own which is a huge huge risk.
2:51:07>> Okay.
2:51:10So let let me answer this question
2:51:11first. Okay.
2:51:14>> Okay. There is no such thing as changing
2:51:16the system from within. Okay. There just
2:51:18is not.
2:51:20You can only change from within.
2:51:23Changing the system from within is your
2:51:26way of saying I want to be like them but
2:51:30not like them. That's just stupid. Okay,
2:51:33stop thinking like that. Just say like
2:51:35what I need to do is be the change
2:51:38myself. Change from within, not change
2:51:41the system from within.
2:51:43Okay. Um your question about the fly
2:51:46Dubai uh incident. Okay. So this go
2:51:49takes us back to separating pregnancy
2:51:51and what they believe about about the
2:51:52cabala. What they believe is this. No
2:51:56one else matters except me. Okay. So as
2:51:59long as I believe the narrative,
2:52:03then that's good enough. All right. So I
2:52:06don't know what happened in that
2:52:07incident, but you're absolutely right in
2:52:09that the official narrative makes no
2:52:10sense. And a lot of pilots who have have
2:52:14come out and said, "No, the story itself
2:52:17makes no sense." Okay, but this is not
2:52:19to say something did not happen on that
2:52:21plane, right? So, what might have
2:52:24happened was this. Something did happen
2:52:25on that plane and the Israeli media blew
2:52:28it up and then the uh politicians took
2:52:32advantage of it and create this
2:52:34narrative
2:52:35um that made Israel look good. Okay,
2:52:39doesn't make sense? So, I'm not saying
2:52:41I'm not saying it was probably not a
2:52:43false flag, but it was probably
2:52:44something that happened. It was pretty
2:52:46minor and then it got blown up. Okay.
2:52:48And why are the Israelis doing this?
2:52:50Because from their perspective, from the
2:52:52perspective of fansism, the world
2:52:55doesn't matter. The only that matters is
2:52:57Israel. If we, the Israel people can
2:53:00agree on something and we do it
2:53:02together, we can conquer the world.
2:53:05Okay. Does that make sense?
2:53:11>> Exactly. Okay. So the only thing that
2:53:13matters in the cabala is your
2:53:15relationship with God. If you have
2:53:17enough faith, you can do anything in the
2:53:19world.
2:53:21Okay? I don't need the world on my side.
2:53:24I don't need public opinion on my side.
2:53:27All I need is for God to be with me
2:53:31and for the Jews, for the Israelite
2:53:34people to stay united. That's all we
2:53:36need. And so whatever happens to to
2:53:40promote this agenda is good. Okay. So
2:53:43like these stories in the media they
2:53:46don't have to be true. What matters is
2:53:48the result. Okay. That that's other
2:53:51thing about sism which is like the only
2:53:53thing that matters is the result. Okay.
2:53:55The sin is part of the process to get us
2:53:58to the redemption. What matters is the
2:54:00redemption.
2:54:02Okay. Um yeah.
2:54:06Um, and I've got another question. So, I
2:54:08don't know of uh how I found this, but I
2:54:11read an article named um the Zionist
2:54:14origins of Islam. And uh according to
2:54:16the article, there was a eboli Jew
2:54:19Muhammad during the Romanian war in 620
2:54:23who rebuilt the temple uh at this time
2:54:26to and they waited for the coming back
2:54:28of Jesus, but Jesus never came back and
2:54:30so they went back to uh to the desert.
2:54:32So, Mecca and Medina. So does this
2:54:34influence uh or does this change did you
2:54:36know this? Okay.
2:54:37>> Yeah.
2:54:40Okay. So um one big question is the
2:54:45question of Islam. Where did it emerge
2:54:47from? Okay. And so again we have to
2:54:51appreciate that that that dynamic nature
2:54:54of the Middle East. Okay. They're always
2:54:56at war. They're always fighting these
2:54:58these religious wars. So uh what
2:55:00happened was this um during the three
2:55:04Roman wars
2:55:05a lot of Jews were forced to go into the
2:55:09Arabian desert. Okay, does that make
2:55:11sense? During these Roman wars, the
2:55:14Romans were massacring a lot of Jews,
2:55:16forcing them to find refuge in the
2:55:18desert because Romans don't like sand.
2:55:20Okay, they they they avoid the sand.
2:55:23um while they were in the desert, these
2:55:26Jewish communities were promoting a
2:55:29faith that influenced the um the Arab
2:55:33people. Okay? And one and and so they
2:55:37were implanting these ideas like the
2:55:39coming of the Messiah um in the Arab
2:55:42religion. And so when different
2:55:44communities come together, their
2:55:45religions also merge together. So a lot
2:55:48of the most powerful ideas from the
2:55:49Jewish religion started to seep into
2:55:52their beliefs, okay? Even though they
2:55:54were pagans. And one belief of course is
2:55:56the coming of the Messiah and the end of
2:55:58the world. Um and then
2:56:02um the turning point was
2:56:05the war between the Bisantines
2:56:10and the uh Persians. Okay. the
2:56:13Assassinian uh um and then um during
2:56:18this war uh there were a lot of refugees
2:56:22who were fleeing into Aryan desert and
2:56:26um
2:56:28there were Jews who were supporting the
2:56:30Persians and because of the Persian
2:56:32support these Jews were able to take
2:56:34over Jerusalem. Okay. But the problem is
2:56:40at that time Jerusalem was occupied by
2:56:41the Christians. The Christians called
2:56:44for help from the Bisantines. Um the
2:56:47emperor was Heracitis. Heracitis sent a
2:56:50massive army to relieve Jerusalem. And
2:56:53this army killed a lot of Jews. Okay. So
2:56:56and Christians and the Bian were killing
2:56:58Jews all over the place. And again
2:57:00remember in the Jewish faith in the
2:57:03darkest times comes the light. So the
2:57:06Messiah appears when all hope is lost.
2:57:09And so there's there's this messianic
2:57:11expectation that someone would emerge as
2:57:14the Messiah. And that person of course
2:57:17was Muhammad. Okay. So there probably
2:57:19different candidates, but Muhammad was
2:57:21the one who captured the imagination of
2:57:23both the Jews and the Muslims.
2:57:26And Muhammad
2:57:29as Messiah, what he promised was a
2:57:31direct connection to God. Okay? So
2:57:35because he was a messiah that energized
2:57:37the Arabs and the Jews to fight
2:57:39alongside him and because the Romans,
2:57:42the Bisantines and the Persians were
2:57:44very corrupt that allow the Arabs to
2:57:46sweep through the Lavant. Okay. The
2:57:48problem is that after Muhammad died,
2:57:50there's a power struggle and this power
2:57:53struggle um they um they basically erase
2:57:59all this history. Okay. It doesn't make
2:58:00sense because they they did not want to
2:58:02reveal the Jewish origins of Islam.
2:58:06Okay. All right. Um yeah, over here.
2:58:10>> I'm just going to ask something that uh
2:58:12we haven't talked about yet, but you've
2:58:14announced on podcasts. Um I don't know
2:58:18how much you'll be ready to talk about
2:58:19it, but maybe you can do us Montreal a
2:58:22privilege. Uh so you talked about a big
2:58:26project actually that uh that is kind of
2:58:28like offc course of of what you're kind
2:58:30of known for which is uh a school for
2:58:32profits.
2:58:32>> Y
2:58:33>> um yeah I'm just very curious your ideas
2:58:36and like what like that structure would
2:58:39look like just yeah just maybe a little
2:58:42preview of that.
2:58:45Okay. So um
2:58:51um I did mention
2:58:53um half and jazz that I will start
2:58:55eventually a university for profits.
2:58:57Okay. And so what I think is a long-term
2:59:00trajectory of humanity we are going to
2:59:03shift from an age of entrepreneurs to an
2:59:06age of profits.
2:59:08Okay. Meaning like before a lot of
2:59:12people that were we consider great
2:59:14entrepreneurs like people like Steve
2:59:16Jobs in a different era they would be
2:59:18prophets instead. Okay. Because like
2:59:20someone like Steve Jobs he was basically
2:59:22a prophet who made a lot of money right
2:59:24but he he was a great storyteller. He
2:59:27was messyic in his mission. Um he had a
2:59:31lot of energy. So I think um that we
2:59:34will shift from an environment that
2:59:37fosters entrepreneurship to an
2:59:39environment that that that fosters um uh
2:59:42prophecy. Okay. And um I'm pretty sure
2:59:47this this will happen. I'm trying to
2:59:49figure out who who in our world are most
2:59:53likely to be profits in the next world.
2:59:55Okay. And I have certain names in mind.
2:59:57people like Nick Fuentes, Sneo, Andrew
3:00:00Tate,
3:00:02um Joe Rogan. Okay, these names come in
3:00:05mind. That's why I actually choose to
3:00:08interact with them, okay? Cuz I'm trying
3:00:09to figure out who these people are, how
3:00:11they think, and how and how they would
3:00:14act in the age of prophets,
3:00:16okay? Um, and I mean these people are
3:00:22extremely talented and they're able to
3:00:24present a vision to the followers that
3:00:27captures their imagination. Okay? And
3:00:29they're very active people. They're very
3:00:30energetic. They're very active. Um,
3:00:34um, you know, I I'm very good friends of
3:00:35Sneo and I'm I've always been very
3:00:37impressed by um, his curiosity. I'm
3:00:41impressed by by his virtue as well
3:00:43because as you guys may know he's one of
3:00:45the few influential people in the world
3:00:47who refuses to take gambling money.
3:00:49Okay, he will not advertise gambling um
3:00:52even though he's losing millions of
3:00:54dollars in in revenue because of that.
3:00:56So I I respect that. Um someone like
3:01:00Andrew Tate I think will be very
3:01:01influential as well because what he's
3:01:04going through is basically martyrdom,
3:01:06persecution, right? So even though we're
3:01:08like, you know, he deserves this because
3:01:09he's a creep. Look, from the perspective
3:01:12of his followers, he's innocent. He did
3:01:15nothing wrong and he's being persecuted,
3:01:17okay? And like I think that um he may go
3:01:20to prison for a few years, but he'll
3:01:22he'll probably come out uh because he'll
3:01:24make a deal and he'll be a lot stronger
3:01:26because of it. Okay? So, I'm trying to
3:01:28figure out who these people are, where
3:01:30they come from, how they think. And um
3:01:34um I think that in the future there'll
3:01:37be more people people like that. Um and
3:01:40so
3:01:42when I start a university of profits,
3:01:44I'm not trying to say I want to direct
3:01:47um
3:01:49uh these people. I don't want to
3:01:50influence how they think. But what I
3:01:52want to do is um bring them together and
3:01:56give them the tools and the knowledge in
3:02:00order for them to achieve whatever
3:02:02prophecy that um they they want to
3:02:05achieve. Okay. So it's basically like um
3:02:09how do I position myself to to be the
3:02:12most relevant in the next phase of
3:02:15humanity? Okay. Does that make sense?
3:02:18Okay. All right. Um any more questions
3:02:20guys?
3:02:22Um if you have questions please please
3:02:24please raise your hand. Okay otherwise
3:02:27um this these two will be the last two
3:02:29questions. Okay so you Thomas and then
3:02:31you at the back. Okay and and and we
3:02:33have some food prepared for you thanks
3:02:35to Stella and Sophia.
3:02:37A quick question uh do you have pets and
3:02:40what do you think their their role are
3:02:42like cats, dogs or other animals to our
3:02:44spiritual evolution or something like
3:02:46this in the in the following word?
3:02:50Um, I don't have a pet. I we're thinking
3:02:52of we're trying to get a dog for for a
3:02:54kid. The problem is like they they don't
3:02:57they we're always moving around. So
3:02:59like, you know, we would definitely want
3:03:02our children to grow up with animals
3:03:04because we think that animals also
3:03:07channel the divine. Okay. All right. And
3:03:09then back there and this will be the
3:03:11last question. Okay.
3:03:14>> Concept or believe is
3:03:17>> in what? resets. Humanity resets.
3:03:20>> Okay. Yeah.
3:03:22>> Sorry.
3:03:24>> Yeah. So, the question is, are there
3:03:26resets in humanity? And like there's
3:03:28been a lot of resets. Okay. The most
3:03:29obvious, of course, is the branches
3:03:31collapse. And so what happens is
3:03:35that um I if if we believe that the
3:03:39universe is a war of these spiritual
3:03:41forces, eventually one certain force
3:03:46dominates in in a way that forces the
3:03:49world to be offbalanced. Okay. And we
3:03:51are very much in a time of reset, you
3:03:54know, where maybe the force of separism
3:03:57is too dominant. Um, and when that
3:04:00happens, then it's like the tower of
3:04:02babel, you know, it's it's going to fall
3:04:04down. Um, and so I think we are living
3:04:08in a time of the great reset. And I
3:04:11think that we are going to we are going
3:04:13to splinter. Okay. So I don't think that
3:04:17one age replaces another. I think that
3:04:19this one age that we're living in will
3:04:21break off into multiple possibilities.
3:04:24Okay? you have a possibility where uh
3:04:27that's promoted by people like Peter
3:04:28Theo which is called something that's
3:04:29called a network state bas basically a
3:04:31nation state controlled by a corporation
3:04:33okay um so imagine you know like the
3:04:37world falls apart but then Google has
3:04:38its own country uh meta has its own
3:04:41country okay so I think the network
3:04:43state is a very strong possibility we
3:04:45are going also into the age of prophets
3:04:47where you know these very charismatic
3:04:51figures will basically be warlords and
3:04:54have their own uh following. You have
3:04:58the like new religions popping up. Um
3:05:01you you'll have the emergence of like
3:05:03like a very multipolar world. Okay. And
3:05:08um in this world of the great reset,
3:05:11there's there are opportunities uh and
3:05:14new possibilities and I really want to
3:05:17be part
3:05:19of um
3:05:22of this transition. So I mean where I
3:05:25will differ from a lot of religious
3:05:28traditions is like you know if you're
3:05:30Buddhist or you're Hindu you think that
3:05:32this world is lost that this world is
3:05:34hopeless this world is of sin like those
3:05:38who commit sin are most likely to win in
3:05:40this world so let's give up this world
3:05:42and let's wait for the next world and
3:05:44I'm like no no that's not why we're here
3:05:47we're here to find a light even in
3:05:49darkness and it is and if we matter then
3:05:53we will struggle, we will fight for a
3:05:56better world. And that's how we prove we
3:05:58we matter. So I don't want to be an
3:06:01observer. I I want to be an actor. Uh
3:06:04but it's going to take some time before
3:06:07I'm able to uh do a lot of things that I
3:06:09want to do. And quite honestly, um I'm
3:06:12not yet quite sure what I really want to
3:06:13do. I think these things will appear to
3:06:15me as things progress. Okay. All right.
3:06:20So that's it, guys. Um, it's been a
3:06:22wonderful uh time. Uh, you know, I like
3:06:26after experiencing talking to you guys,
3:06:27I I have deep um feelings for Montreal.
3:06:31I I I think that u regardless of the
3:06:34problems in Montreal, I still think it's
3:06:35much more interesting, much more
3:06:36intellectual than Toronto.
3:06:39So, I hope I hope hope to do this again.
3:06:42Um, Salah Sophia, thank you so much for
3:06:45for today. You you guys have been
3:06:46working so hard. Um, so there's food.
3:06:51Uh, let's mingle. Let let's get to uh
3:06:53get get to know each other. And uh I'll
3:06:55see you guys next time. Okay. Okay.

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