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Alexis, welcome. I'm your moderator. Welcome, Charles. Australia, lovely to see you. I've
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Ethics, everybody. For those who are new, please say hello. We'll do a formal introduction in a
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moment. I'm in Australia. We have Alexis people all around the world. Not many Indians, but that's
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numbers are growing and then a lot of people see the recording of what happens here. For those who
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are new, please introduce yourself in the chat. We will have questions and there are all, Alexis,
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trained non-trained clerics, investors, dentists, nurses, PhDs, scientists,
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patent experts. So it's really a mixed group, but all committed to shining a light on truth.
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And as you were talking about there with Dave Colum, you know, this question of the fraud that's
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going on and, you know, we're delighted to have you here and each one of us is there playing the
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role that we're meant to. And you touched on this issue of responsibility. It's a pretty powerful
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idea responsibility and our politicians are trying to tell us, trying to tell us they'll
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save us provided we do what they tell us. So there you are. There's a bullshit model.
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So the chat is a wonderful resource, everybody, as regular people know.
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Alexis, how long have we got you? Because these meetings go for two and a half hours
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and then we go, then those who have time, which is a small number, go onto a telegram video
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conversation, but essentially it's two and a half hours and we don't, you know, we love to have you
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for the two and a half hours, but if you have to go two hours or one and a half, we understand.
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No, I can go the distance.
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Excellent. And then how long you speak is entirely up to you and then we'll do,
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we'll moderate a Q&A after you finish talking, you speak for half an hour, an hour on what you
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want to do, what you want to address us on, that's up to you. If you speak for 10 minutes and then
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have Q&A, that's also your choice. So there'll be no shortage of questions.
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Very good. That's excellent. And as I say, you know, Dave Collins already, he'll ask you,
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he'll ask you questions for half an hour if you let him. So the process is that we use the reactions
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tab for those who don't know to put your hand up after we call. Jane Ruby is here as well.
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Alexis, who interviewed you recently on two interviews. So we will share her interviews
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with this whole group and the whole invitation group after here. All right. So welcome everybody
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I was a bit late, only about a minute or two. Technical problems. Excellent. Excellent. So
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do you want me to call you brother Alexis or Alexis? You can call me brother Alexis, please.
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Thank you. So thank you for coming on brother Alexis. All right. So as I say, we are here in a
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That's the essence of this group. And this is a twice weekly meeting group that meets
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and supports each other to make sure that we are not dominated by fear. So we're delighted to have
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you here. There is no censorship here. It's a free speech environment and there's proper moderation.
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So brother Alexis, over to you. Welcome, welcome. And we look forward to hearing your wisdom and
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salute everyone and say hello to you. I'm very honored and humbled that you should ask me to
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speak to your group. I'm almost never invited to speak to groups of professionals, intellectuals,
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I usually work with, poor and the common man. So since I have a BA in anthropology from
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cultural and political university of Florida, I'll launch in with an observation that maybe
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And the idea of property rights where they see the whole world as their estate. And so they can
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tell the squatters to get off the front lawn and they can do as they please. Because like in the
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Middle Ages, they had control over the courts and the juries and prosecutors and the police. And
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at the world. It's suitable for a middle ages. That's why their idea of the great reset is to
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we need to emphasize when we're talking to the common man about the necessity of populism,
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globalism, that this is a vision that isn't suited to modern man. And it is outdated because in
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modern times, everyone has access to education. And there's a large portion of society who are
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all their talents, all their creativity, all their individuality, which wasn't possible in
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medieval society, even in Victorian England. And in modern times, we have to recognize that
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government decisions for the future of the world, the future of our nations in all manners of
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our nation, our society, the whole world, and to contribute to it. And the common good is not a
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creativity to solve the problems of this world without war, without genocide, without transhumanism,
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of the future seem admirable. It's not admirable, it's backwards.
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Beautiful. Beautiful. Well, there's a four hour conversation on each of those sentences
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that you shared with us, Brother Alexis. Now, so everybody start please. Here is your opportunity
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to ask Brother Alexis, are you ready for questions now?
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Yes, I actually prefer questions. I'm much more lively than questions. That's why I only want
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to give a short talk. So you can ask me any question whatsoever. I love questions. You need
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to come out of left view. So I might ask you a question to understand where you're coming from.
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And while he's gathering his wits about him with your introductory statement, I'm going to ask a
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did a wonderful analysis of the [privacy contact redaction]ory. And there were 20 bad ones.
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And he says the current one that we've got is bad. And it is my opinion that what comes from
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the pope in the Vatican, or certainly from the pope, is not trustworthy. That's my statement.
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Am I right or am I wrong or am I in the middle?
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Well, you've sucked up too much of the fake narrative. And you don't understand what's going
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is someone that was put there by Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. He is not legitimately the pope,
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but he is the pope. And he's the pope. And he's the pope. And he's the pope. And he's the pope.
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Clinton and Barack Obama. He is not legitimately the pope. He wasn't legitimately elected.
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And they're trying to do a hostile takeover of the Catholic church from it and turn it into a
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different kind of organization. So to use a comparison, it's kind of like the Spanish Civil
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to death, and turn Spain into a Soviet-like state. So it is possible. You can conquer a country by
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and then use that power to change the nature of the organization in violation of all constitutional
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notebook of Barack Obama. He'll say the same things Barack Obama will say in anything. He's probably
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being told everything. Faithful Catholics realize this guy doesn't believe anything we believe.
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And yet our bishops, our cardinals, they're locked step in with this guy or they at least won't come
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out and say he needs to go. And something's going on. We don't know what's going on. But I have
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this sneaky suspicion that there's a lot of foreign money coming from foreign governments
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that's bought most of our hierarchy and has bought the Vatican. And it's pursuing that goal. The other
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day, Viktor Orban on his first tweet on Twitter talked about trying to come to a peaceful resolution
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voices. And it was very significant what he said. Pope Francis, Kissinger, and the Republican Party
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a Rothschild agent. That's because Bergoglio himself is not a representative of the Catholic
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if he's pushing climate control, if he's pushing vegetarianism, cooking green engines, oh you have
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influence, and control for their world control system. And it doesn't really work because the
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something that doesn't agree with the voice said, we recognize it. We feel it right away.
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We're not just thinking it's wrong. Excellent. Thank you. Thank you, Alex. Now your voice is a little bit
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muffled for some reason. It will come good hopefully. Steven, over, we can hear you. Okay,
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it's not perfect sound, but that's okay. Steven, over to you now as you first. And then after that,
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Alex Bailey, and we've got the hands up. So look forward to them. Go.
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Brother Alexis, I think people on the group would be very interested to know
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the abuses which you suffered at the hands of, as I understand it, the Italian police. But there
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are four lots of policing in Italy. Is that right? Or maybe more? I don't know.
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Okay, so I only heard this yesterday. I didn't know that you'd been arrested, that it was
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the extent to which they were afraid of what you might say.
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Okay, so I've been against the pandemic, the scamdemic, I call it, since the second week of March
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2020, when a friend of mine in England said, don't believe this pandemic, look at the statistics.
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So at the University of Florida, I had taken two courses on statistics for social sciences,
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which isn't just mathematics, it's how to use data in relation to human populations and groups. And
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when it's being misused and not being used. So I noticed immediately it was being misused,
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because they're taking data of mortality rates in emergency rooms of hospitals of people with three
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morbidities, and they're trying to claim that that's going to be the same statistic over the
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whole world population. And that's not how you use statistics. So then I recognized they were all
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liars. And then I realized that the world must be involved in some sort of conspiracy because
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liars never lie in unison unless it's strong motive. And then I, with my research, I found
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that Bill Gates had his fingerprints and everything. So that became my work hypothesis,
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money was behind me. And I never obeyed the scamdemic. I was already involved in the postulate
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that required me to go out at midnight every night in front of a certain basilica in Rome and say,
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our some our fathers. And I continued doing that even though it was a little bit of a scam,
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involved in the scam. And I continued doing that even though it became totally illegal and you
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because in Italian law, there's two different, there's a distinction between being detained and
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and he was young, he looked 22. So I said to myself, I think I can neutralize him with an
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argument from elementary school. So I said, I was here first. And he has a submachine gun, he said,
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oh, you were okay, let me stay. So I use my anthropology as a weapon. And it got me out a
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political rally, I didn't attend the rally, I was standing outside, I wasn't wearing the mask.
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And the police, this was the, in Italy, we have the national police, which is called the Polizia
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the city police, the municipal police, it's called the Vigia. So the Polizia di Stato was there and
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they hadn't arrested anyone except for me being quarterly. So they saw me handing out leaflets
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without a mask. And I was, they saw me for two hours, but they waited until the end of the day
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because they hadn't proved they arrested someone, they came over to arrest me, well, at least to
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find me. Because in Italy, you could be fined up to like 900 euro for not wearing a mask or violating
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well, put on a mask, they say. I said, well, I don't really want to put on a mask. They go,
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it's an order. I said, well, can you cite me the order? Can you cite me the law? And I said, well,
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conversation, you know, on the hierarchy of law, I said, well, you know, I have a constitutional
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right to this that takes precedence. So after about 30 minutes, when these 12 policemen,
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And there's a loophole in Italian law. So to be fined in Italy, they have to write out the fine
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on a piece of paper and give it to you. And once you accept it, you're obliged. So I just don't
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accept it. So I would say, no, I don't touch, use toilet paper. And I'd let it fall on the ground.
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And since I don't accept it, I'm not obliged to pay for it. That's Italian law. So I have some good
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And one assaulted me. And then they detained me in the plaza for five hours. I just went limp and did
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put on the mask and come with them to the station. And I gave them every kind of argument. They even
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that. And that made headlines. Something like [privacy contact redaction] about it.
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How they tried to find me for... All the people with me were fined 800 euro. I was never fined.
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It was when they wrote out the fine. I said, I don't touch you for the paper. I let them keep it.
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I never got fined. I never got charged. But I filed a criminal complaint against them.
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And since they were all armed, all 15 of the police, there were 12 city policemen and then
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there were two carabinieri. In Italian law, if you violate someone's civil rights while you're
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wearing a gun and there's more than 10 of you, that's called an armed ban. And that means your
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sentences, if you're found guilty, is like five times the punishment. So they could go to jail for
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15 years each, these people. And I'm terrified. And I have a very good lawyer on it. So now at
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Rome, the police don't come anywhere near me. They see the friar and they say, stay away from him.
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So I say, I'm the baddest friar in Rome. They don't know. And then in Spain, I went to Santiago
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in Spain. I said, look, to the security guard, you can't assault me for not wearing a mask.
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Not law anymore. So he accused me falsely to the police. The police grabbed me. They took me to
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do, I didn't harm anyone. And I showed my passport. I'm touching someone I never touched and
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not showing my passport to the person to I showed it twice. So I think I'll be found innocent both
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charges. The Spanish government, well, someone in the Spanish government is trying to prevent the
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court. So it's really amazing. But I have never been arrested. I've only been detained. And
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because both Spain has that concept to detainment, they don't use the word arrest.
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means we cannot power in front of the police and we cannot flee. We just could continue what we're
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cows in violation of all the laws. And only other time they almost kids arrested they there was two
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stop, we're going to arrest you. I said, I don't have the time. I walked on the street, he left me
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go. So he got a little notice. When you act honestly, the people who know that they're doing
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you're doing what's right, honest, upright and just and you're following the laws of the
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get them to think, get them to reason because that will keep them from getting angry. Don't
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get involved touching them or anything like that. And if they touch you just go limp. And because
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it's almost impossible to move someone has to do them. The police in Italy don't like moving
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anyone who's left because the Spanish are pretty good. It takes six Italian police to pick me up,
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but only two Spanish ones. So it depends on different countries.
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Yeah. So, um, brother Alexis, I wonder why didn't you tell the people you were with,
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that they shouldn't accept the fines or did you, and they didn't listen? Oh, yeah. None of them
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paid the fine. I don't think they were fine because they accepted the paper. Well, the thing
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is, is this the people I were with all Italian citizens and then I was raised in the United States.
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I am also an Italian citizen, but I'm also an American citizen. So I have a different
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cultural mentality on how to deal with the police in the United States. We, we feel this average
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citizen feels to be the superior of the police and that the police serve us. So when we're looking
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at a policeman, we're actually in our cultural outlook are considering someone who's an inferior.
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We'll pay him respect because he's a policeman and he ups holding the law. But if he says something
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like, you know, I like this rugby team rather than that one, we'll joke with him. We're not going to
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really the, the, the, the Franco regime really changed the whole climate in Spain. If the policeman
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says you're a miss parking your car, the Spanish goes, excuse me officer, I'll move it right away.
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That's how they act. You see them in the street. It's, it's, it's totally different mentality in
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Italy. They're not as powering, but they're very different. So the policeman tells them to do
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something. They didn't do it. So the policeman tells me to do something. I was once stopped by
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police in a little town, summer of 2020. I wasn't wearing my mask. And he goes, put on a mask.
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I said, don't wear a mask. What are you doing in this town? And I said right back,
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if it is your intent, I said to him in Italian, if it's your intention to violate my civil rights,
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I will denounce you to the procurator of Rome tomorrow morning. And he was like,
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he didn't expect a friar to say those words to him. So he backed off immediately and went away.
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dominant alpha position in this battle. You cannot let them intimidate you, but you have
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and the laws in Italy. They pay police like almost nothing. So if he was to be accused of a crime
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And he has to fight that and it hurts his promotion and everything. That's the last thing
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they want. And it depends on the person too. Since I'm a monk, Italy, I get more respect.
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Spain, they didn't respect me much. I think the police were all in the clerical there. It was like,
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ah, let's capture this guy. So you have to judge a situation. Maybe a woman in certain countries.
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What I've seen in coming out of Australia doesn't seem like you get any respect from the police
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there. So it depends on the climate there is. In the Ukraine, the police are very friendly. They'll
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world would do. So it's different from country to country. So I'm interested. You mentioned that,
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oh, well, so Italy and Spain both have histories of being subject to a dictatorship. So Italy and
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the Mussolini and Spain and Franco and I think Portugal. Is that Salazar? Do you think that
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called national psychology. Definitely, without a doubt. And the Italians are very neat because,
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2000 years ago, they brought slaves from all around the world to serve in their household
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because the Roman society was based on the households of the wealthy. And the Romans
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and they left their households. Italians are those people, the descendants of those people.
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So the Italians, it's really hard to convince Italians to start a rebellion. They would never
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do that. It's like, let's hope someone invades us. They actually say that. Let's hope someone
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invades us and then we'll be free from this government. They actually will say that,
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with anyone who's going to be running the country as long as he's not cruel, you know.
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Whereas that wouldn't go over in America. No American would ever say, let's hope someone
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invades us, we'll get a better government. That's the American thing. Spanish, I don't know,
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I think the Spanish are very, the Spanish have a ferocious character and when the civil war broke
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out, they turned it against themselves, where it was always usually turned against Muslims or
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Indians in Latin America or something. So now it's turned against themselves and they just,
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it's like a fire keg in Spain. You don't want to do certain things in Spain. People start
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getting violent much more than other countries. So that's my experience.
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And so I wanted to ask you about, so you mentioned that you've got to go,
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Oh no, I don't have to go to Spain. I'll be tried in absentia. I just have to point a barrister
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of, if you're found guilty, has to be for a sentence in jail longer than a year, then
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petition, extradition. Mine is only a misdemeanor six month thing, but they don't have the facts
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to prove it. But if I can't appoint a barrister, then I'll be found guilty. So doing everything
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it's just ridiculous. The Spanish court system is a joke. It's a banana republic. No, I understand
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Latin America. It's all come from Spain. It's not, the Italians are much more professional. They'll
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engage in that kind of hanky panky. They'll try to follow the level of law. Just in Italy, if you
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file a criminal charge and it's against someone who has political power, they'll just archive it,
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the police in Italy. They're very scrupulous about that because they're worried about their personal
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freedom. So Brother Alexis, do you choose to defend that charge? Why, why are you just choosing
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I don't want to answer that question. That has to do with my legal strategy,
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but I think it's best to defend myself. Okay. And what are they charging you with?
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Not wearing a mask or? No, I'm being charged. I'm being charged for grave assault because
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she was trying to slam the door on my leg and I held the other handle on the opposite side of the
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door to slow it down so it wouldn't smash my leg. That's a crime. The other crime was I didn't show
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my passport to the police, although I showed it to him twice. And have you got a lawyer or not?
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Oh, yeah, I have it. I have five lawyers. Okay, good. So you're not on your own. Yeah. So Charles,
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maybe you can ask the others. Yep. Okay. Thank you. Thank you, Steven. So,
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Alex, Brother Alexis, we have the names up there. So first we have Alex Bailey, obviously has been
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named after you. He's got the same initials as you and the same first name almost. Alex.
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Brother Alexis, greetings from, I'm speaking from France in the
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Kaffir country, probably familiar with the Kaffirs. I have a question. How would you see,
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that's working distributing medical supplies and winter clothing and stuff. And so I was nearly all
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the time in Kiev, down in Kiev, and I spent all my time with Ukrainians. I almost never met anyone
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in Ukraine. And I was using my little Google Translate app to live. I felt like I was in a
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store. Because I don't know where the Ukraine is. And most Ukrainians don't know much. And
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the Ukrainians are a fiercely, the Ukrainians are people of great passion. They love their friends
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with great love. And they hate their enemies with great love. And the attack by the Russians,
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Russians on them, for them, it is like if your brother stabbed you in the back. So you can imagine
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find your safe is entirely empty. And he's the only one who knew the combo besides you. And he
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admits he took it. And he said he had the right to take it. You can imagine what would, you know,
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and if you were a passionate man, what would go on. So for the Ukrainians, they will not ever stop
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fighting until they take back all their territory. I don't think they'll cross the border into Russia.
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I think they'll just go back to their border. And that will be their way of saying to you,
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you know. And the thing with the Russians are the Russians aren't fighting for the same reason.
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The Russians are fighting because Putin told them to fight. And Putin told them to fight,
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in my opinion, because Klaus Schwab ordered him to start a war. And that's why he was put in power
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in 97 after spending his summer at Davos in 96. So the problem with the Russian system is that
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the Soviet Union collapsed because of so much internal corruption and gangs and criminals.
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tied in with the Russian family because the whole purpose of the Soviet revolution financed by the
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they need clear titles to all the coal and iron and the Donbass is one of the biggest
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mineral deposits in the entire Asian continent or Eurasian continent. And without that Russia cannot
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be turned to being a superpower. They cannot have a big steel industry which they need to do everything.
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And they want to transfer that. And the war that began in 2014 was between oligarchs,
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the Russian oligarchs and the Ukrainian oligarchs and they're both Jewish. And Zelensky was put in
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power by the Jewish oligarch who founded the Azov Brigade. And the people really weren't like,
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oh no, we have a Jewish president but he's fighting for their country now and they're
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would say that they would settle for anything less than taking back all their land. And they'll be
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content in that. They consider themselves now for having driven the Russians back in some parts of
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the battlefront. They're taking their place in the list of top nations of the world and the
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go badly with Putin. I think it's going to go so badly that there's going to be a push in the
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one that has any national... See, nationalism was destroyed in Russia during the Soviet period. So
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It's like the stealing of washing machines is not a hyperplotism. The Russians are so darn poor,
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40% of them don't even have toilets of function, mostly because they have so much permafrost. But
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if only they had forks, would be deft to Russians. That's how much the hatred is now.
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That means there's excesses on both sides. But I found the Ukrainian people very European
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like it's a machinery or something, he's going to listen to you because you gave it to him.
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But in Ukraine, it's not that way. In Ukraine, if you give someone a gift, it's like tribute.
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And you've shown that you're a subordinate. And they're not going to pay any attention to
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how you say to use it because once it's in their hands, it's their property, and they like with it.
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he'll never fix it. And you say you should repair it or maintain it, and it will run for years.
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Who are you to tell me what to do with my thing? So that's the one thing that's different. That's
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Greek values. Of course, there's Islamic values there. They have a beautiful church. Their
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Orthodox churches are absolutely beautiful. And the people are very sane. I mean, I found,
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in the country under martial law, that I never ran into a policeman who thought I was a spy,
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even though I was going around with like three kings. They have an ability to maintain
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rationality and suspicion, balanced in the mind without losing it. Because if the United States,
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everyone. And if you so much as picked up a maple leaf off the ground in the fall,
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you'd be suspected of being a Canadian spy. No, the Ukrainians are very balanced. And I never
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saw any paranoia among them. And that is very un-European, very un-Western European. So they
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high ambitions, most of the people. And most of them live in great poverty. I saw elderly people
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You know, little push wheel plows. It's unbelievable the level of poverty in the countryside. And
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living in little hobbles is worse than anything you find in the population in the United States.
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So they're very poor, but I think a lot of the refugees that went to Europe are probably going
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to come back. They'll just maybe send money back to the family because they appreciate good things.
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Oh, child trafficking. I didn't run into any evidence of child trafficking. I've
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But who's to say what goes on in the whole country? So what I did hear of is that there's a lot of
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Ukrainian women that want to marry wealthy men in the West. And so there's a lot of bride
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trafficking. I ran into one man, he was Jewish, he ran on dating service, getting girls hooked up
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Italy you could find Italian men. Because Ukrainian women want to cook and stay at home and have a
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very different thing. So for a man who in the West who can't convince any of these liberated women
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to marry him because they want an entirely different relationship, Ukrainian women are very
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So, but child trafficking, all I know, I've heard about is that the Russians are boarding children
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and orphans from the occupataries. But what was going on in Ukraine before, I can tell you,
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before the war broke out, I never paid Ukraine really any attention. I didn't know anything about
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the country. So I'm not the person to ask about that. Thank you very much. I'll let
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see the floor as I say. Thank you, brother Alexis. Thank you. Thank you, Alex. Rima.
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Thank you so much. And I want to say how much I appreciate your simple, clear dissemination of
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et cetera. And that's universally valid and very important. But there are global geopolitical
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clearly do, that probably the single most important freedom approach that we can take at this point
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is to unwind our countries from the WHO, UN, so that they're, quote, legally binding,
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quote, pandemic measures won't destroy, won't be able to destroy the sovereignty of the country
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and the sovereignty of each individual? That's one question. And the second question is,
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0:44:26 --> 0:44:[privacy contact redaction]ful, brother. You mentioned that both two of the main figures in the Ukraine
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are Jewish. You mentioned the Rothschild funding of the Soviet revolution and a whole lot of other
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things, including war after war after war after war and the banking system that's corrupt.
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Absolutely. It's become very popular to legitimize or normalize virulent anti-Semitism
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0:45:09 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction]ot, as something that we're all subjected to because of
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evil Jewishness and that and the other thing. And I'd like you to address that directly as
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0:45:24 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction] question. The first question was, oh, I just
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0:45:31 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction]ion. It's WHO and the UN and getting the hell out of it and so on. Okay. So we definitely
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0:45:38 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction] our nations from the global system control. The global system control
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represents an extremely small portion of the population of the Earth with big wealth factors
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0:45:50 --> 0:45:[privacy contact redaction] of humanity how to live today, tomorrow, in the
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next century, in the next thousand years. And so we have to break free from a 19th century
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0:46:01 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction]archy view of how to run the world and have one that's more modern democratic
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populace. But the difficulty about disconnecting our countries from that is this network is an
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octopus that has been infiltrating our countries already for like a hundred years. They've bought
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and controlled all the parties. This is why I'm constantly saying we will not disconnect unless
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we found new parties. And one of my great hopes is that all these international coalitions of
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worldwide anti-globalist party where every country could take a different name but we form an
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alliance of anti-globalism and we take back our countries because until we get back the majority
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of control in our parliaments, our national assemblies, our heads of state, we won't have
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0:46:52 --> 0:46:[privacy contact redaction]e committed to saying no we're not going to pay attention to WHL, no we're going to undo
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everything and we're going to find the people who killed all these people and bring them to trial
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0:47:04 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]ems of control that are in our economy, our banks, our industries,
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0:47:09 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]itutions, our churches, our political parties. That's not going to come from
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0:47:14 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction] They're completely controlled. They wouldn't have even attempted this
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if they already didn't have a level of control so total they thought they could pull it off. And
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they could pull it off. They they've axed 5.[privacy contact redaction]e. I mean that's a very successful
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there has not yet arisen. I really don't expect some minor party to all of a sudden turn anti-globalist.
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0:47:46 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction]ion and we have a party that's considered right wing
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0:47:51 --> 0:47:[privacy contact redaction] ties to the old system and are they going to want their friends put in jail
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or hung for what they did? It doesn't work that way sociologically. You know we really need
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outsiders that come in and there's a lot of highly educated people who could easily run our governments
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0:48:08 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction]e but we got to get motivated because the problem is
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You know they're satisfied with their family, their home, their job, their career, their professional
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expertise but running the country that's a burden but the problem is if the people who run your
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country are the ones who want to run the country you get the bad eggs. So you got it, a lot of us
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0:48:38 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction] my country we need a new party and I think my opinion that the people who
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0:48:46 --> 0:48:[privacy contact redaction] made a name on that they're the ones that have to start saying
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you know if I run for office or we found a new party that's anti-globalist people will respect
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it because they'll see all the lineup are people who fought during that entire period and have
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0:49:02 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]es must be the entire global system has to be taken down
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everyone responsible for the scamdemic has to be put on trial if they're guilty of murdering millions
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0:49:11 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]e they need a sentence far worse than Nuremberg and their corporations have to be
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totally broken down. Even the science behind mRNA vaccines this is evil this has to be forbidden
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0:49:24 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]s who got involved in this kind of Mengele kind of experiments these people need
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to be banned from science if not put in prison and for all the people killed there needs to be
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0:49:36 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction] the Rothschild family who was behind this their wealth needs to
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0:49:42 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]op if BlackRock was behind it that all those funds have to be confiscated to
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pay off the damage and that's the great reset we really need because if nations are accruing
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0:49:53 --> 0:49:[privacy contact redaction]e it is and shouldn't be to serve some small group. Now to get
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0:49:58 --> 0:50:[privacy contact redaction]ion the Rothschilds according to my some of my friends that I have in Israel
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who are Jews are not Jews because they're like half Jewish and half genitalia so they don't fit the definition
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0:50:08 --> 0:50:[privacy contact redaction]ually they're they they want it they push their organizations push
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vaccine everyone in Israel because they don't like Jews they don't like the Rothschilds want to rule
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the world they don't want the Jews around and I think they founded Palestine the modern Israeli
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state precisely so they could round the whole of the Jews you have to remember that the Rothschilds
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behind arming Hitler the Rothschilds were behind the Russian revolution the Rothschilds were behind
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promoting anti-Semitism in Germany it's it seems strange that that would be the case but it pushes
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a narrative that they can make money because they only care about making money off the wars and death
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you know and you know and the why okay so the word Jewish has a lot there's a lot of cultural
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it means to Jews I think are slightly two different things so I could say you know there are a lot of
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you know or there's some a lot of evil Spaniards like Torquemata you know things like that no one
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0:51:25 --> 0:51:[privacy contact redaction] if we say oh that crook is a Jew there's a more
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psychic energy we use there I think there and there is I'm not saying that there is
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anti-Jewish I mean there's been a disagreement among Christians and Jews for a long time so we
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0:51:47 --> 0:51:[privacy contact redaction] different but to say that some people in the world were evil I mean look at the Jews the
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they were detained very severely and they even beat up their own citizens and did all kinds of
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0:52:07 --> 0:52:[privacy contact redaction]s is as deadly as it is we're going to see one of the
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0:52:13 --> 0:52:[privacy contact redaction] mass extermination of the Jewish people in world history so we can't really say that the
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0:52:19 --> 0:52:[privacy contact redaction]e doing it were Jewish in the same sense as the people who are dying from it are Jewish okay
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so in Russia and in the Ukraine everyone in that part of the world tells me that the oligarchs are
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Jewish I went on the internet I looked at the names of the oligarchs the Jewish surnames why
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I don't think of Jews that they believe you know so are they saboteans you know they're just Marxists
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uh I know if you're Jewish you know the word sabotein so they're obviously not you know
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Torah believing Jews obviously not so uh I'm using the word in the uh um
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ethnic or a genetic sense and not in the religious sense sense of religion
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so none of them are rabbis so but you know there is like Borla Borla who heads
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Pfizer I think he was the president of I think he's Jewish by blood so um
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you know I I think it would you can't really say that mentioning it is anti-Semitic I think a lot
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0:53:26 --> 0:53:[privacy contact redaction]e are meant they're trying to drive that thing I personally think that the whole
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narrative of the Jews are the causes of all the problem in the world is is really a distraction
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it's a cover it's like saying the communists are the problem of all the world or the fascists are
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the problem I think all the problems in the world are coming from the globalist but even that's
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probably an exaggeration but um they've paid to support all those groups to keep us divided
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and fighting among one another so even when people say globalist but you say Rothschilds and it's
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like why do I say Rothschilds because you know they actually own and control the companies
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0:54:03 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction]ates for example Pfizer run by Microsoft he got his money from
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Brown Brothers Harriman and the Brown Brothers Harriman got their fortune because they were
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middlemen for the Rothschild family family so JP Morgan when he died they wanted how much of his
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0:54:35 --> 0:54:[privacy contact redaction]er he was ex-DPS Goldman Sachs so I would always call him
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the Rothschild Papa in Italy Macron Macron worked for the Rothschilds so um you know a lot of
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there's a lot of information showing that they're the actually family behind it but as I say it's
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wrong to really call them Jewish if I'm going to use the word they might consider themselves Jewish
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I don't know but they're but they are unscrupulous bankers okay there are undoubtedly unscrupulous
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bankers unscrupulous warmongers unscrupulous murderers no question the the whole dialogue
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0:55:13 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction] that the the whole spike protein of that stuff the Kazarian
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mafia as far as I've looked into is a complete myth okay so is what your voice fell out could
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0:55:25 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction] found the whole idea of the Kazarian mafia is a myth okay
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the Ashkenazi are not related to the Kazars the Ashkenazi are related to the Sepulchre and the
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idea that there's a lot of Jews in Eastern Europe because of the Kazars became Jewish that's not
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0:55:46 --> 0:55:[privacy contact redaction]udies so calling it the Kazarian mafia is like you know
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hey there's Sicilian mafia there's Italian mafia Spanish mafia you know we Sicilians always
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I'm half asleep we're accused of being you still am I still with you
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yeah brother Alexis your microphone is very loud and sometimes it drops out maybe as a result of
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0:56:13 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction] that it's set too loud I don't know I'm just using a cell phone so it has to do with
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0:56:22 --> 0:56:[privacy contact redaction] a very loud voice I'm sorry so the Kazarian mafia is just a big myth
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pay it no attention is the Jews the the Ashkenazi are not from the Kazars genetically they're all
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suffered in or they're the they actually originate in the low countries in the 14th century and
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it's the Kazarian mafia that's one of those things we always talk about but hey you know a lot of people have
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mafia should we ethnicize that you know this is one of the things I don't like about national
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0:56:55 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]ant it's the idea that because of our blood we're
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0:57:00 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]er and that just leads to lots of wars you know
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we should get up beyond that you know we're all human beings
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thank you all right thank you thank you ribba Peter Hooger our brother Alexis is a
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0:57:19 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] other things engineer from Wales where Stephen Frost lives
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hello brother Alexis and thanks so much for for talking to us and for everything you do and
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0:57:32 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] wrong now I've got two points I'd like to raise the first point
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0:57:39 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction] point can you can you hear me Charles yes yes good yeah okay um the first point I'd
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0:57:48 --> 0:57:[privacy contact redaction]e seem to be completely docile unlike the people on here
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they seem to be acquiescing and sleepwalking into a dystopian controlled future do you think as well
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as a lack of government and authoritative ethics that maybe education or the lack of education in
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0:58:06 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction]or as well as technology like television box sets on
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netflix online gaming phones ipads etc are dumbing down a generation a strategy possibly
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0:58:21 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction] no resistance from these people just going along with a
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narrative and saying it's not my problem that's my first question possibly as well the vaccine
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has something in it or it's not a vaccine the job has something in it which is dumbing people down
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0:58:40 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction]e grays they're seeing a lot of um anger and short tempered
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0:58:46 --> 0:58:[privacy contact redaction] been vaccinated now the second point is more to do with religion
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0:58:52 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction]ed years ago in in the uk um we the poor people claustrophs useless eaters if you like
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i'll give you one example the ecclesiastical church i think it was in around 1600 outlawed
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at the moment for payday loans of [privacy contact redaction] i found out that um the
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0:59:34 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction] in these companies that are linked to payday loan loan companies so what has happened to
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0:59:42 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction]ion in religious circles surely not all the people as you said
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0:59:47 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction] been bought out especially the people at grassroots level so that's my second
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0:59:52 --> 0:59:[privacy contact redaction] one was what the hell has happened to people why are they so dumbed down
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and accepting the narrative okay so there's a thing called social psychology which isn't
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the same as psychology social psychology is a study how a person's uh character develops
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because of the social networks he lives within so um um to use an example uh when i grew up
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i didn't know my grandmothers one had already died and the other had had a medical problem
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that turned her into kind of like a zombie so i was never ever talked to a grandmother
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i never had a grandmother they don't annoy me they fascinate me because i never had a grandmother
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and um um likewise i grew up with two brothers i have no sisters so when i'm dealing with women
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i don't have any of that antagonism having been nagged by a sister okay and this is the same thing
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with what's going on today so in modern life we live in a very passive compartmentalized world
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let's compare it to the middle ages in the middle ages you would as soon as you were
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able to do anything you'd be helping your mother in the house or you'd be out with your father
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working in the fields if you were poor a poor person from a lineage like myself you learned
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how to make things you learned how to bake things cook things you learned the practical
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life of survival fixing up the house you did everything um uh if uh if uh your father went
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to town in the cart and the brigand came up you're there with your father with the pitchfork fighting
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1:01:37 --> 1:01:[privacy contact redaction] the brigandica so it was a very uh tight social system but it was a complete social
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writing things that you know some of the doctor today wouldn't write okay so you like have like
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because it was an entirely different society it was very engaging and you had to participate
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1:02:17 --> 1:02:[privacy contact redaction] you could participate passively other than maybe listening to a homily
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that was about the only some public creature that was about the only passive thing everything was
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active even when the news hit the town the herald will come to the town and he he announced the news
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and then everyone else talked about it you know what did it mean what does it mean okay the kings
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declared war in france what does that mean in europe so it was a totally different society today
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where your father disappears at eight seven in the morning goes off to work comes back at five or
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six at night maybe your mother does too you're off to school and you know among all kids you're
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something and you if you get any social reaction if you're going back and forth on the school bus
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or something like that or after you get lunch done and then you're playing your little video
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games after you do your homework you never saw a horse you don't know where milk comes from you've
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went to sissily in 2010 i was living in the mountains there in the boating mountains and i said to the young people in the small mountain town
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have you climbed that mountain over there these two guys who's like 14 and 15 why would we do that
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i mean the mountain is right there you live right in the exit as a national park
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i'm not interested in that what's on the top of the mountain so um this is makes us passive
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now on top of it if you've never been attacked by a worldwide conspiracy of an ultra rich
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power-hungry maniacal satanic group that wants to genocide everyone and has controls all the media
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so you're lied to and terrorized 24-7 you really wouldn't know how to react to that so you add that
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true i call it the the um the um the infinite daddy infamy mommy syndrome so in a normal society
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you'd grow up in the lap of your mother your father maybe older brother and sister help take
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care of you're constantly in the presence of individual human beings you could have reactions
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to now you're born you're put in front of a television set and you're in front of that
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whatever it tells you you're going to believe it because you were one month old and so if anyone
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tells you no they're all lying oh no he said all the televisions are saying the same thing must be
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true and that's the matrix and i think because i have found that the people in the resistance
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that's like [privacy contact redaction] and that means the television in modern society
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says to you it was an entire scan was all lies and it's a plot to mass murder humanity they won't
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believe it even if you had 100 experts in front of them in a conference and they face to face
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human beings now it has to be on a television screen now your second your second question remind me of
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oh yeah churches churches okay yes and the church like ecclesiastical courts protecting the
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reframé at the french revolution and the church is after and totally two different kinds of
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1:06:08 --> 1:06:[privacy contact redaction]itutions because when the french revolution came and this wasn't so much true in england
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england uh earlier on that when the churches had lots of land and lots of estate they could help
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1:06:22 --> 1:06:[privacy contact redaction]ions because their economic funding was independent
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1:06:29 --> 1:06:[privacy contact redaction] modern churches if they're running a soup kitchen so they're getting
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government money to do it and therefore they are in a political system which they cannot question
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and they cannot publicly criticize so as soon as they do that they can't really live the full
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gospel and the other thing was is that in the 16th century for in england you had just basically
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except maybe england italy and spain and a few countries that are most predominantly catholic
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1:07:07 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ates you have [privacy contact redaction] the
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1:07:12 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction] and so they're they cower in front of state power rather than stand
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1:07:18 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ory of the middle ages some of the most decisive points in
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1:07:22 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ood up churchmen stood up against the state well they
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could do that because well you know their families were knights there were fighters they came from
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1:07:33 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]itutions that were completely economic and military
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that's not true anymore so uh that's why we don't see that kind of action and you could still get
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1:07:45 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction]ion but you would need institutions that train the men of ministers
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1:07:52 --> 1:07:[privacy contact redaction] and since they're all after government contracts that's usually the last
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person that won because that's not what they're interested in getting
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okay i agree totally and one thing going back to the education we're taught in schools now to not
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1:08:08 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction]ion we're not taught the law we're not even taught how to cook properly anymore and i have
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somebody who went through the higher echelons of society in london oxford university etc he was
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1:08:20 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction] secretary secretary to the eu at the age of [privacy contact redaction]ucked
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from obscurity this man who writes under the name david conway magician he said they were
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1:08:34 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction]ured to once a week by nobel peace prize winners and taught to question everything except
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nothing and you'll find that most of our leaders and people at the head of our society
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1:08:46 --> 1:08:[privacy contact redaction]einer i love him or hate him and walled off uh walled off a story
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sponsored schooling where again they were taught accept nothing question everything yet we the
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1:09:00 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction]e are told to accept everything and question nothing this has been going on a very long time
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hasn't it it's been a long time i mean i have that i am thankful to divine providence both my parents
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educators and when i was young uh my mother said if you don't like what's on television don't change
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the channel talk back to it and i would always talk back to tell you like they said something
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on in the nightly news i'd say that's absolutely absurd absurd tom brokaw you know you're lying
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1:09:29 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction] right out loud to the television so uh we need to be taught that way
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1:09:35 --> 1:09:[privacy contact redaction]e don't you know that requires you to use your intellect and um i think part of it is is is
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your culture in your family so uh we're practically everyone participating tonight is probably a
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professional and educated and you try to pass those values down in your family it needs to be
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passed down in other parts of society some families just don't have that culture two generations ago
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my um grandparents didn't know to me right uh so it it depends on where they're able to go but
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they need to be invited the problem is most of our institutions education has been taken over
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1:10:13 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction]s who want to dumb down everything because you can't get people to vote
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bad that's they're really stupid so uh that's it and uh over specialization rather than generalization
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uh you're not taught for example in the united states we're not even taught logic in school
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can you get anyone to think they don't even know they can't spot a logical fallacy and they're not
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taught philosophy in high school no no high school in the united states hardly teaches philosophy so
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1:10:39 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction]ories of things so uh nearly all modern history folks
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skip the middle ages you know even even in seminary you're not taught in the catholic
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1:10:49 --> 1:10:[privacy contact redaction]itutions you're not taught anything about the middle ages you talk about the classical world and
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then uh so um how do you even know your own history institutions and stuff so you have to
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be self-educated and you have to teach your children to be self-educated in my family we
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1:11:09 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction] you know there's there's not enough shelf uh there's not
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enough shelf space in the household but i was amazed when i thought everyone grew up that way
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1:11:21 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction]arted visiting my friends now so people have any books why is that you know in italy
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i don't know anyone who has any books you know i remember asking one man do you have any books
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1:11:30 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction] one book and it was like an encyclopedia of information
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1:11:39 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction]ates if someone breaks in the house they're asked to steal your books
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1:11:43 --> 1:11:[privacy contact redaction] some really nice books in italy they'll never steal your books you could have a
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butenberg bible there because culturally no one considers a book having any value it's ridiculous
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so um and they don't even have libraries at least in the united states we had carnegie
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1:11:58 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction] i think i once saw a public library but it was so difficult to get in
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and look at anything it was like there's nothing there and so um um the first thing the masons did
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1:12:12 --> 1:12:[privacy contact redaction]ole all the books from all the clasic libraries and they
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put them they put like the library in palermo has like a third of all the books of italy
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the clasic libraries and they mixed them all together and destroyed all the documents about
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where they came from and it's like you have to fill out a form just to be able to run it so they
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have cut off modern italian society from its entire literary history or at least in religious
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writings and that's how they won't see if we don't know our past we don't know our identity we're
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more willing to accept their future because we have no past
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that's so well explained thank you very much brother alexis thank you
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1:12:56 --> 1:13:[privacy contact redaction]ions tessa lena
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no she's not craig part of cooper who's and brother alexis craig has done two presentations for us
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presentations for us here hang on tessa is trying to unmute herself wait on tessa you you've gone
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off my screen for some reason oh i think now it's work i don't know what happened my mouth stuck
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1:13:33 --> 1:13:[privacy contact redaction] trying to unmute myself can you hear me now yes we can oh sorry about that and
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1:13:39 --> 1:13:[privacy contact redaction]ure i'm in the middle of cleaning my apartment so it's so first of all
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brother alexis thank you so much for your for your courageous work and for your knowledge
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i i'm wondering i want to introduce a concept uh by a friend of mine who is a native american
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1:13:56 --> 1:14:[privacy contact redaction]udying domination in particular so i'm really curious
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what you think about it and to get your get your view so uh steven steven newcombe the scholar he
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studied papal bull so that's straight up your of alley of your main expertise and uh he found
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that entire legal framework that was defined in the 15th century and i'm not the expert in that
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so i don't remember what exact papal bull it was so you probably know where it was in the context
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of of course the conquering other lands uh and i'm warned the fact that the sacred was used for
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and subjugate and take their belongings and enslave them and that was the entire legal
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1:14:53 --> 1:14:[privacy contact redaction]ed states legal cases for example johnson's versus
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mckintosh and of course it goes back further to rome and things like that but i'm just curious
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and and i think the humanity would really greatly benefit if that lie were more broadly exposed so
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that you know we would know that it's not cool to throw any human being under the bus as opposed to
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1:15:20 --> 1:15:[privacy contact redaction] this group of that group of that group because you know as long as we are divided
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we tend to lose so i'm curious if you ever studied that particular angle and what you think about it
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okay so i've heard a lot of uh i'm called internet myths about um 15th or 16th century bulls that
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established the idea of corporations society things like that in the united states as a corporation
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i can't respond to that because i always ask those people name the bull and i'll look it up
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and translate it for you because i've translated a good number of papal bulls from the middle ages
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middle ages or the renaissance because i i know my latin very well but as for latin america since
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1:16:05 --> 1:16:[privacy contact redaction]udied colonialism and the Indians of latin america you
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1:16:11 --> 1:16:[privacy contact redaction]and that there are totally two different approaches to how the spaniards dealt
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with their colonies and the british that's built with theirs and the british approach first from
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the point of view of common law and the spanish follow roman law that even in the catholic church
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we don't have our own law we basically have roman law that was like formed over and and applied to
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church situations so um obviously there are totally two different systems okay so you see in north
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1:16:43 --> 1:16:[privacy contact redaction]es were exterminated or um deprived of their property
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1:16:49 --> 1:16:[privacy contact redaction] reservations which were like prisons and they were the worst kind of lands given to the
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Indians not what they only had and so um the united states canada are pretty much all european
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population demographically there's very very little genetic influence of the native population
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1:17:07 --> 1:17:[privacy contact redaction]er mexico all the way down to um arctic not so much because there
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was many you'll see heavy influence genetic influence of the indigo the population wasn't
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wiped out the book merchants and they existed at this day most people don't know in mexico there
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are 60 different languages that are mutually unintelligent still spoken to this day uh because
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all the tribes kept their languages the spanish marquis had a difficult time because obviously
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when all the spanish settlers went out world they were approaching a new world the way they
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approached the recon peace threat in spain take back the land the whole mine property given to
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1:17:47 --> 1:17:[privacy contact redaction]rong push to enslave and completely dominate the local people to turn them
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1:17:52 --> 1:18:[privacy contact redaction]ate the spanish crown and uh the papacy intervened several times to try to
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make the situation more humane and to abolish abusive practice but the spanish crown had very
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little authority in the law and there was a little that could be done so yes there was a lot of
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abuse but not as much as what one wants so you go to mexico today and the population is so there
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all you indian blood there's very very few pure blood spanish in all of latin america we use if
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you go to new uh santa fe new mexico it's pretty much the pure blood spanish survived and and and
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1:18:34 --> 1:18:[privacy contact redaction] some miscellaneous mix there so uh the i the the thing
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though about domination and property ownership that is going to appear shocking to uh natives
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of north america india tribes of north america is that roman law on property is from a society that
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it's uh had a lot more uh um uh reason to develop law property law so in the north american indians
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were nearly all hunters and gatherers some involved in agriculture the ones like the the paillus new
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in in arizona the uh in utah and new mexico but and uh or in certain of the eastern tribes
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group crops but uh because of that they didn't have concepts you didn't have property titles
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you didn't have written documents they they didn't have writing before the european scam
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except in latin america and weren't um in in north america there wasn't this idea of i i have
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1:19:44 --> 1:19:[privacy contact redaction] or things like that the romans thought of the whole complex systems of you own there's a
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title there's the property there's the use of fruct there's the rent there's a lease there's a loan
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and um to the north american indian that is absolutely shocking that anyone would want to
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dominate the land with his will in such a uh crazy system and this has caused so much
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comprehend miscomprehension in treaties between the tribes in north america the signed treaties
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with various sellers and they ended up in wars and shooting one another um it's not uh it's a it's a
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it's what's called cultural shock so you have two totally different civilizations the way they look
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at the world the the native americans look at the world as like living in the unity of nature with
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the sun and the moon the water and the land uh is given as is all goes together and they're
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they're custodians of it and they have the harmony of it whereas the roman idea was like you dominate
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you conquer you uh you rule and you extract and that is the really the basis of western civilization
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why we approach it from that point of view um and uh this really this you you can't really say that
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one is wrong and one is right is because each culture did it differently if you tried to live
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1:21:06 --> 1:21:[privacy contact redaction] in north america before the coming of the europeans society would fall apart because
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that's not where the level of technology was it wasn't the cultural values of people and that's
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not how you lived in harmony with nature survived the next season in a very harsh climate in north
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america whereas in italy like nothing bites you you know nothing stings you it's like uh uh and
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1:21:27 --> 1:21:[privacy contact redaction] do anything in nature and there's no reaction uh that to it whereas uh that's not
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true in other parts of the world should you get flooded off the map and none exists only have to
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worry about earthquakes in italy that's not that's kind of pretty rare so um that's that's the thing
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so if the concept of domination comes european that's true it does but and it is very shocking
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to uh native americans it's they can't find any cultural value in it and uh they don't see any
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value in it for them at all for them to let the animals run wild on the prairies chase after them
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that's the perfection of nature it's kind of like uh something that western european civilization
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has relegated to uh paradise the ancient paradise of adam and eve but doesn't think you could ever
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go back to it you know and uh um the modern technocratic state uh the modern global estate
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where everything is controlled by technology is probably the the epitome of that uh totally
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unnatural view thank you and i would i would very much if if this time i would like to just
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comment on that because i think that uh you're absolutely correct and that the great reset and
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whatever names we give it right now it is the epitome of that system of domination as a mindset
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and i fear that well i don't fear but i think that unless we learn to do away with that entire
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mindset the great resets are going to come and it's going to be this group or that group or the
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1:22:57 --> 1:23:[privacy contact redaction]s or whatever but they're going to bring the same principle so on the civilizational level
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it seems like it's important to undo you know many many centuries of thinking along the lines of
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domination and that's not an easy job and i am thinking that well maybe educating people about
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1:23:17 --> 1:23:[privacy contact redaction]em of domination could be useful so that people in different
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cultures can see that essentially even though we might be dealing with different uh political
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1:23:29 --> 1:23:[privacy contact redaction]ory nonetheless it's the same mindset who is essentially trying to rape
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us all maybe at different times maybe in different ways but it seems like unless we do away with that
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mindset we're doomed and but well i go ahead yeah i would i would agree in substance in the sense
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1:23:49 --> 1:23:[privacy contact redaction] to realize that that mindset works in only certain
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things and as the human population begins to reach a larger and larger proportions on earth
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1:24:01 --> 1:24:[privacy contact redaction] to realize we're living in a closed ecosystem and therefore we have to live in harmony
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with it and so we can learn a lot of things from the way the natives of north american
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survived in their uh society because we'll be confronting the same kind of limitations of use
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1:24:18 --> 1:24:[privacy contact redaction]s how we package food everything we do in life we can certainly learn
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a lot of things we can't just start thing let's live in a totally artificial world i don't think
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1:24:29 --> 1:24:[privacy contact redaction] to realize this is one of the problems we see with the
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1:24:35 --> 1:24:[privacy contact redaction]ion between man versus nature and man is no longer part of nature he's
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not the enemy of the warrior of nature and that's a really wrong way of looking at things we eat all
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our modern science is helping us learn you know if you have a factory down wind review it's affecting
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your nature you're gonna get the air and so we are part of this uh limited ecosystem and we need to
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1:25:02 --> 1:25:[privacy contact redaction] from the false political agendas like i remember when i grew up
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all the bags were paper and they said oh we have to save trees and they came up with plastic
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1:25:12 --> 1:25:[privacy contact redaction]ic is even worse to the environment than paper paper is renewable why why do we have to
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1:25:17 --> 1:25:[privacy contact redaction]ic bottles and sort of glass bottles because they make more profit selling us products
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1:25:22 --> 1:25:[privacy contact redaction]s them more to do glass but glass is much better from the environment even
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though it itself is not entirely natural but so uh when i was a little boy i went to the italian
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shop and get things they wrapped everything up in paper you didn't saran wrap or tin foil anything
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like that was wrapped in wax paper which is much more environmentally safe so if we look at even
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what we were doing two centuries ago on packaging commercial things we are much more environmentally
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1:25:49 --> 1:25:[privacy contact redaction] because we can invent a new material mean doesn't mean we should use it
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and the fault isn't the people here the fault is the politicians for allowing these things to be
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used in society and we really don't yet have an entire legal system which wants to protect
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the environment so that humans can live where the globals are proposing let's protect the
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environment so let's kill off the humans whereas the humane approach is let's protect the environment
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so it's more friendly to humans and as more can be our home and that idea we is the native idea of
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1:26:30 --> 1:26:[privacy contact redaction]es around the world have had to confront that
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no thank you thank you thank you tessa craig craig part of cooper uh brother alexis as i said he was
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1:26:42 --> 1:26:[privacy contact redaction]e of occasions and done some wonderful wonderful research craig over
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to you on primates uh brother alexis and he's in porno he's an expert on orangutans and no no no
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1:26:55 --> 1:27:[privacy contact redaction]even oh sorry sorry craig yes no craig is an expert on them on the shops
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and uh different uh lots of batteries if you like yes sorry sorry i was getting mixed up with uh
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leo in um borneo yep um yes i'm not in borneo i'm in uh africa yes in africa um during the pandemic
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1:27:24 --> 1:27:[privacy contact redaction]ayed quite a large role um in trying to persuade
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1:27:33 --> 1:27:[privacy contact redaction]y with government mandates um and then they stopped uh they stopped uh noticeably
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1:27:45 --> 1:27:[privacy contact redaction]opped wearing masks and um there was uh much less compliance as uh 20 uh 2021 progress
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1:27:56 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction] months of [privacy contact redaction]e were wearing masks
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but it was noticeable that the nuns were always wearing them and uh people that were going into
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1:28:12 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction]ed to wear them and uh then that kind that stopped after about
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1:28:20 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction] decided that not being able to breathe was like too
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1:28:24 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction]opped uh but i'm curious as to um with africa it's definitely
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1:28:35 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction]iant continent and it shows up as that with um having the lowest
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vaccination rates um but um i'm worried about how the globalists will approach africa in terms of
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1:28:50 --> 1:28:[privacy contact redaction]rategy they might use to try and force their agenda here because as you mentioned
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1:28:56 --> 1:29:[privacy contact redaction]e in africa they live much much simpler lives they're much more like
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1:29:03 --> 1:29:[privacy contact redaction] living very near to nature uh doing their own uh farming and um
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1:29:13 --> 1:29:[privacy contact redaction] using the natural resources around them and i just wondered
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1:29:22 --> 1:29:[privacy contact redaction]ing how the globalists might try to impose their agenda here because no
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one really has access to uh the same uh technology here and i'm just wondering what how they're going
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to uh try to conquer africa
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okay so even here at rome i think you can still find nuns wearing the mask they just went bizarre
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on the mass with bergoglio controlling the vatican they've turned uh the cold cobit scam into like a
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1:29:56 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction]ill can't find we have we catholics have a little basin of water
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when you're in church holy water and that's really something central to our religion but they've
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eliminated it with hand there's angel everywhere i don't know in church in all of italy that have
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1:30:13 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction] of angel or dominion but africa i think they're going to try
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1:30:18 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction]arving everyone i think the the supply chain uh things are preparing i
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1:30:26 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction]ic other day there's something like [privacy contact redaction]ion
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1:30:30 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction] next year in europe are going very low and if they stop shipping uh the
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1:30:38 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction] on food imports so if there's any kind of famines that hit any part
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of the country that's going to hit but the africans are a resilient people they're going to have it's
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1:30:51 --> 1:30:[privacy contact redaction] time for the globe is to control them because they're not so much tied
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into the television culture they're not tied into an artificial society they don't admire
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1:31:02 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction] independent food production and economic they're humble people and they're
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1:31:09 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction]e things they don't dream of of of worlds like arthur c clock would think up of
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and um uh they don't like all these crazy things that come down from the white man europeans they
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have they've experienced colonialism they've experienced all the abuse of colonialism
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1:31:28 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction]ill see when they see bill gates talking about vaccines they just see
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1:31:32 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction]s written all over his forehead so uh they have experience on past vaccine things like
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1:31:38 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction] a difficult time uh dominating africa the thing is is
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1:31:45 --> 1:31:[privacy contact redaction]s okay and they're nearly all whites so they're obsessed with
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controlling north america because that's their cultural home and they don't as culturally
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attentive and what's going on in africa uh uh at the present what what other project they may have
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well i think they are do want to cook up more deadly diseases now if africans are more susceptible
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to that because if you look at human populations outside of africa we have something like
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1:32:19 --> 1:32:[privacy contact redaction]em so uh for example in ebola ebola is highly lethal to people
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1:32:28 --> 1:32:[privacy contact redaction] will never kill a white person because we have more genes in
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1:32:34 --> 1:32:[privacy contact redaction]em so the africans are much more susceptible to artificial plagues
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1:32:39 --> 1:32:[privacy contact redaction]s might try to eliminate them by that like a like an ebola plague you know
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1:32:46 --> 1:32:[privacy contact redaction] to understand that the scam demic wasn't a once in oil it's
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it wasn't their one-time thing this is they they did this with the spanish flu you know a hundred
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years ago with the meningitis vaccine experiments in kansas they once they got this thing going
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they did everything they could to spread it and that killed [privacy contact redaction]e but they didn't
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1:33:08 --> 1:33:[privacy contact redaction]ague because that could kill them but if uh in the population of africa can
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since it's more susceptible to these things i could think that they might be able to
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1:33:19 --> 1:33:[privacy contact redaction]ague that could wipe out vast numbers of africans and and wouldn't harm your
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1:33:24 --> 1:33:[privacy contact redaction]e of european descent so claude schwaub in his book says they really want to preserve the
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chinese and japanese races because they're hard workers and they're obedient and they want to
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1:33:34 --> 1:33:[privacy contact redaction] of the population to [privacy contact redaction] the thing is is
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1:33:39 --> 1:33:[privacy contact redaction]e out of power because they're just they haven't given up at all they
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feel in in in they feel like they've achieved something you know their their psychopath is
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gone to that extreme but they do anything they're going to get rid of the public faces that push
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them to make us think it's all over and people have been but the people really behind it are still
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working on the next problem in africa there has been shortages uh already with petrol going up
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about twice the normal price and oil and um grain and rice have gone up about double the price from
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1:34:19 --> 1:34:[privacy contact redaction] year um it doesn't affect europeans living here but the native africans have much lower
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income and they're affected by it um so yeah um with starvation maybe we can survive through
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because every literally everyone grows their own field of potatoes or maize and it would be hard
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1:34:47 --> 1:34:[privacy contact redaction]arve africans unless they confiscated their land
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but well thank you brother alex for your information
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um
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so uh daria's next i think daria she's our resident neurosurgeon
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daria you're muted
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1:35:24 --> 1:35:[privacy contact redaction] pop out there for a moment there we go can you hear me okay or do i need to
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get headset on all clear oh good okay brother alex thank you so much
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there's a few of us in here i don't speak great latin but i really appreciate you being here and
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1:35:45 --> 1:35:[privacy contact redaction]ion i had was about uh from the spiritual war standpoint there's been some really wacky
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1:35:52 --> 1:35:[privacy contact redaction]uff going on uh where uh i believe these elites if you will are trying to deliberately
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um bring on the anti-christ if you will um with their various occult rituals and things like
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what's those uk games they just had the commonwealth games did you see the intro to that
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yes i did okay so that's what i'm asking about as i was i didn't watch the games but i saw some
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1:36:22 --> 1:36:[privacy contact redaction]s i'm thinking all right if we're following a biblical pattern there were
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1:36:29 --> 1:36:[privacy contact redaction]e who are using it like a blueprint or a playbook not just in places like
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the uk or the vatican but also maybe even in in israel with the raging of temples and all this
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1:36:45 --> 1:36:[privacy contact redaction]uff and is this something that you've just got a bunch of egotistical humans that think
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they're the elites can bring on with their rituals versus a supernatural component to their behavior
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versus um let's say the rest of us who keep looking up instead of down and so it's a
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down and don't look in the mirror as much i don't know that's my question is like how much of this
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1:37:13 --> 1:37:[privacy contact redaction] a practical pragmatic look at things because we've got everyone
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in this group has a little bit different somewhere on the spectrum of how they see things and i was
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1:37:27 --> 1:37:[privacy contact redaction]ive okay so i do think the spiritual war but i think the reason why
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1:37:35 --> 1:37:[privacy contact redaction]s are pushing this kind of religious slant to it is the fact that the Rothschilds
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1:37:43 --> 1:37:[privacy contact redaction]em includes the lodge of the illuminati the illuminati were
930
1:37:49 --> 1:37:[privacy contact redaction] in bavaria in the 1770s 80s and the frankists are a group of saboteans who
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converted to the catholic faith to infiltrate it now the saboteans are came into being because
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there was a very famous jewish rabbi in like the 16th century 17th century and uh his followers
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came to believe he was the jewish messiah and something like 90 of all the jews in the world
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followed him and thought he was the messiah until the sultan of the ottoman empire said
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convert to islam i'll chop your head off so he converted to islam and renounced judaism and his
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followers a lot converted to islam a lot just lost all faith in in scripture and in the god of israel
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uh so uh but a group of them called the saboteans uh came up with a really twisted idea we need to
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get the real messiah to come and the real messiah won't come until the world is just so evil god
939
1:38:53 --> 1:38:[privacy contact redaction]roy the world so we have to make the world really evil so that the
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real messiah comes and so the sabotean ideology is the underpinning of the lodge of the illuminati
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they want to promote evil and since they're frankists they do read the book of the apocalypse
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they want the apocalypse to come true they want the invoke the anti-christ because to them that
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is the salvation of the world so this is why they get involved with all these bizarre rituals
944
1:39:23 --> 1:39:[privacy contact redaction]ually make the anti-christ come well as as a catholic in our theology know they can't
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make him come they can't someone invoke it but uh you know whether they're sacrificing children
946
1:39:34 --> 1:39:[privacy contact redaction]es the behemoth or things of those kinds uh um that's how they express themselves
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so it's uh we see this in under the begonian pontificate a lot of art coming out of it has
948
1:39:48 --> 1:39:[privacy contact redaction]anding next to one another sharing a single eye you know you have three eyes instead
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there's this put out one for the family husband's eye over here is the same eye of his wife over
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there that's really illuminati that stuff so he is a freemason and he's a he is a member and so
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that's why they're pushing that whether they have any spiritual belief in it but it's like
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the ideology of their lodge that's how they signal to one another what their alliance is
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in among lodges and it might mean nothing to us but when they do things like this and this
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the sending signals to other members and and what uh throughout the years people have been
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accusatory of the jesuits in general as being behind this in the black church what is it called
956
1:40:47 --> 1:40:[privacy contact redaction]uff and you write in the middle of all this so maybe you
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can shed light on you know i i find i don't want to believe that every jesuit's evil and satanic and
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everything else that doesn't make sense but you know i have heard of the black pope for many years
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and you know when bergoglio a jesuit was made named the pope like you said installed i should say
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1:41:12 --> 1:41:[privacy contact redaction] golland's mafia i don't know if those are more of the freemasons
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or whatever but uh feel free to laugh at any of this because i'm just like these are just things
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i'm hearing and i i'm trying to put them in proper context and if you can help us with that i'd
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appreciate it but uh what is the situation with the jesuits because it sounds like one one origin
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story of them was that they were also by conversion uh made catholic but still had some of their own
965
1:41:41 --> 1:41:[privacy contact redaction] doesn't make sense all of it doesn't make sense to me
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some of it possibly but love your input okay so uh from rome.info at the top of the page you'll
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see a whole hour-long talk i did with my colleague aj valment on the history of the jesuits and what's
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behind them and uh it's really a long answer rather than i keep there most of what you're
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hearing in chats and on the internet is like regurgitated reformation propaganda about the
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jesuit so it's uh the jesuits actually as far as i've discovered haven't didn't have anything to do
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with the freemasons until the 1950 when they were uh they the masons infiltrated them and they set
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1:42:25 --> 1:42:[privacy contact redaction] worked to infiltrate our institution for a long time
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but uh and the jesuits aren't in the beginning any kind of an evil organization
974
1:42:40 --> 1:42:[privacy contact redaction]ants got a lot of tough opposition but in modern times since uh the [privacy contact redaction]er has
975
1:42:48 --> 1:42:[privacy contact redaction] uh fifth columns in the catholic church pushing pushing globalism uh
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pushing freemason they're putting pushing all the agendas the globalists pushing so that most of us
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Catholics wouldn't want to get anyone near a jesuit that's how bad their reputation thank you that
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that's kind of puts it in in context yeah that's what i said it's it seems like these they're part
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of this deep church like you said alternative oh here we go okay guys got the uh noisemaker on
980
1:43:23 --> 1:43:[privacy contact redaction] okay well he might have gone to a jesuit school but that doesn't make
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1:43:30 --> 1:43:37
me gotcha sorry was that your microphone then no no no don't get distracted don't get distracted
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1:43:38 --> 1:43:42
but thank you that that helps clear up some confusion because you know as i
983
1:43:42 --> 1:43:[privacy contact redaction]ory it's it's uh it's been quite a challenge i've been
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1:43:47 --> 1:43:52
building my library quite a bit lately so i really appreciate your feedback on it thank you
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thank you my brother lex is my mentor for all of my life before he died was a hungarian jesuit
986
1:43:59 --> 1:44:[privacy contact redaction]ralia so and my and my number one son of my five children went to a
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jesuit school and so it's it's a interesting it's an interesting question i love exploring
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1:44:12 --> 1:44:[privacy contact redaction]ions but we won't go there but but i had a big influence on my life thank you daria
989
1:44:17 --> 1:44:19
lex from canada now
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1:44:21 --> 1:44:27
hello brother alexis my name is lex i'm from Vancouver island on British Columbia and Canada
991
1:44:29 --> 1:44:[privacy contact redaction]ing for me on a spiritual basis i'm a terrible buddhist but i
992
1:44:34 --> 1:44:39
have a very good neighbor who knows his bible very well and we have very interesting discussions and
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and i'm really able to to relate my own my own faith with with what he's sharing with me
994
1:44:49 --> 1:44:[privacy contact redaction]ion about the bible and i hope maybe you can you can answer it because you're an
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1:44:54 --> 1:45:06
expert on that topic so my neighbor often mentions like the daniel the the dream of nabu kadanazar
996
1:45:07 --> 1:45:18
and somewhere in there there's a verse that talks about the mixing of iron with miry clay
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1:45:18 --> 1:45:26
they shall mingle themselves with the seed of men but they shall not cleave one to another
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1:45:26 --> 1:45:35
even as iron is not mixed with clay i think that's daniel 43 more or less if you're familiar with it
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1:45:35 --> 1:45:42
great if you're not uh can ask another question does this relate to the jab do you see some is
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1:45:42 --> 1:45:50
there something there to to to be elaborated on okay so uh when reading uh the old or the new
1001
1:45:50 --> 1:45:[privacy contact redaction] a certain way of reading the text which protestants don't
1002
1:45:56 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction] no rule they can read it any way they want but for we catholics
1003
1:46:03 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction]ick to what the context means the historical meaning so the dream of uh daniel that he
1004
1:46:10 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction]ains to nebuchadnezzar in the book of daniel in the old testament which is one of the books of
1005
1:46:16 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction]ament written in greek and the jews don't accept it the we christians do is a is a
1006
1:46:22 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction]ory of empires and the final and last empire is the roman empire which
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1:46:29 --> 1:46:35
made up of clay uh baked clay and iron together but it's weak it's not like nebuchadnezzar which
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is like the head of gold so it's uh uh it has nothing to do with it has nothing to do with the
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1:46:41 --> 1:46:50
jet you try to derive that kind of uh interpretation yeah anything any text as i said i'm a
1010
1:46:50 --> 1:46:[privacy contact redaction] i'm not a christian no the thing that the thing that in the christian bible
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1:46:55 --> 1:47:04
that is like the jab says in the book of the apocalypse that the followers of uh of lucifer
1012
1:47:04 --> 1:47:[privacy contact redaction] and it will um uh mark them apart from him and now the beast in the
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1:47:13 --> 1:47:21
apocalypse is a serpent and uh if it is true that the spike protein is modeled on snake venom and
1014
1:47:21 --> 1:47:29
the mra technology makes your body make the venom then we could say that these vaccines are the
1015
1:47:29 --> 1:47:[privacy contact redaction] because they're they're making humans start producing snake venom which is
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1:47:35 --> 1:47:41
you know not what you're supposed to body supposed to be doing so uh that is i think the only direct
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1:47:41 --> 1:47:49
correlation you could find okay so i know it was it was a misguided question um next question is
1018
1:47:49 --> 1:47:[privacy contact redaction]inal pelle in australia and i like was he involved with like vatican
1019
1:47:57 --> 1:48:03
finance and was he set up and what what are your your thoughts or your comment on cardinal pelle
1020
1:48:04 --> 1:48:[privacy contact redaction]inal pelle um has had generally speaking a very good reputation among catholics from the
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1:48:11 --> 1:48:23
time he uh was a bishop in brisbane brisbane but uh and then promoted to uh perth and um under he
1022
1:48:23 --> 1:48:27
actually was one of the few that didn't want benetton's mind he would be benetton even resign
1023
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but under uh bergoglio he was asked to come to the vatican to help organize the books on the vatican
1024
1:48:35 --> 1:48:40
bank so it's not really the vatican bank it's called the institute for religious works your ior
1025
1:48:40 --> 1:48:[privacy contact redaction]itution that looks over all the assets of the vatican city state
1026
1:48:47 --> 1:48:[privacy contact redaction] fund and they have investments in different countries around the
1027
1:48:52 --> 1:48:[privacy contact redaction]ly in politically mutual nations and diversified and he started going through the books
1028
1:48:58 --> 1:49:[privacy contact redaction]e who were hiding things didn't like him so he they got him acute
1029
1:49:05 --> 1:49:[privacy contact redaction]ralia to accuse them of a whole bunch of things
1030
1:49:10 --> 1:49:[privacy contact redaction] and there and he was found guilty and he was tried and it was
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resolved and things like that uh did they know the dirt on him and so they spoke up police that's
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uh a thing i i can't really say uh there are a lot of problems in church australia and um
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anyone who's been a bishop in the diocese was probably not cleaning out all the problems
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because they're just so big so uh that then he's been reinstated now and it turned out uh that the
1035
1:49:40 --> 1:49:[privacy contact redaction]ing to were a problem so now he's back in his previous role and uh burgolia
1036
1:49:46 --> 1:49:[privacy contact redaction]s him more and uh i don't think uh it's debatable what kind of a war there was a faction
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of the supporters in burgolia and the vatican uh that might have implicated that so it's still a
1038
1:49:59 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction] of us but the general opinion is some faction in the vatican had dirt or had dirt
1039
1:50:06 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction]rung up masonic lodges to trump up charges on him and get him
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1:50:12 --> 1:50:19
involved in all that difficult uh and um whether the accusations had any substance to them some of
1041
1:50:19 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction]ance to him but others seem to have substance to them but see um what we would
1042
1:50:26 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction] behavior in the catholic church isn't always illegal in the state so in the state
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it's the only things that you're an adult does with minors is illegal but um so you know now he's
1044
1:50:38 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction]ated and he's been kind of somewhat vindicated uh but um the the controversies of the so-called
1045
1:50:46 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction] been going on for years because it has been laundering money for the cia since 1945
1046
1:50:52 --> 1:50:[privacy contact redaction] gotten control of the vatican and how they maintain uh control
1047
1:50:58 --> 1:51:04
of the vatican and uh very bad decisions made by pausa twelfth and all his predecessors up to the
1048
1:51:04 --> 1:51:[privacy contact redaction] was uncovering and they they had to get rid of that and then uh burgoglio i think
1049
1:51:12 --> 1:51:18
looked at the books and he found 600 million euros in accounts and that was probably that was
1050
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probably cia money you know because you know when you're just filling up when you're just
1051
1:51:23 --> 1:51:27
answering letters from the lady brown saying i don't like my pastor he's doing crazy things
1052
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and you write a letter back to him you shouldn't end up with 600 million in your in your in your
1053
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account what's that money coming from so uh there's this but it's still not entirely clear what's
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going on because we don't have any kind of investigation investigative services or independent
1055
1:51:42 --> 1:51:[privacy contact redaction]igate these things so it's a mystery to us conflicts and one one last
1056
1:51:47 --> 1:51:[privacy contact redaction]ion like while on the topic of vatican finance um recently i picked up like a headline
1057
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i'm not sure how much substance there is to it but like did the vatican like order like all funds
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from across the world to be repatriated in one place as of the end of september this is okay so
1059
1:52:09 --> 1:52:15
now that that's mostly i think uh uh internet myth it is true that they're reorganized
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but uh it was already declared i think two years ago that all the vatican had to be put into
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a common control thing and it was nothing new here doesn't have any meaning
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the deadline was coming up this summer and so all the organizations that have that were
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controlled by the vatican had to consolidate their funds by them but in the internet was made out to
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be something more but yes vatican is under dire financial problems now because
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begoglio and his international globus marxist you know uh great reset ideology is very displeasing
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to catholics and ninety eighty percent of the donations that come from the u.s so the donations
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have gone down to nothing so vatican is very dark street they have 2.6 billion of unfunded pensions
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and uh they're on the verge of going back to yes all right well thank you for answering questions
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and commenting thank you thank you licks joseph titianek from czech republic now brother alexis
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hello my name is joseph ikanek and i'm from the czech republic brother alexis i have several
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1:53:27 --> 1:53:[privacy contact redaction]ions what is the relationship between the road child and the vatican what is the
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council for inclusive capitalism all about and also is it true that the road shells have been
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1:53:40 --> 1:53:[privacy contact redaction]ians of the vatican treasury okay so what is the very good questions what is exactly
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the relationship uh between the roth shells and the vatican i can't say what that actually is i
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1:53:56 --> 1:54:[privacy contact redaction] world war when the treaty of versailles required germany to pay
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massive indemnities to the allies the method of payment for that was established to be uh handled
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through an intermediary called the bank of international settlements which was founded in
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basel i think in 1926 and the shares of which were originally held by the bank of london
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and a few other allies and then when it looked like in germany couldn't pay its war indemnities
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1:54:28 --> 1:54:[privacy contact redaction] of those shares and they control the bank international settlements
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the bank international settlements is clearing house between all national banks of the world
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and nearly all the all the all the countries that received indemnities in the first world war members
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ukraine is not a member they're trying to get the ukraine that's one of the reasons for this
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where they're trying to get the ukraine system and that's how they control money flows and that's
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how they hide all their uh their funny money and uh uh the bank of international settlements in basel
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it's it has its independent jurisdiction and has its own police it is it is immune from prosecution
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it has its own territory it's like a roth child vatican and most almost no one knows anything
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about it but the vatican bank is not part of that system so it surprised everyone to see roth childs
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being invited to vatican under bergolia but that's before they understand so um the vatican bank is
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like you know not even like a local city bank and the amount of assets it has in cash i don't think
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it has more like a eight cash it probably has a few hundred million and in assets it doesn't even
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1:55:42 --> 1:55:[privacy contact redaction]e think the vatican's very wealthy that's not it is i'm not
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talking about all their art triggers they probably have but um the roth childs definitely do want to
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get control of all the finances of the world that's one of the long-term projects and controlling
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the vatican's part of that but um you could considering the moral state of the catholic
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heritage today you probably buy them for a lot less than doing anything else so in the united
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states the bishops were convinced to close all the churches because that because the viking
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1:56:12 --> 1:56:[privacy contact redaction]ration offered them 2.5 billion dollars to close them which we call the sin of judas iscariot
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1:56:20 --> 1:56:[privacy contact redaction] what's going on there what part it is the roth childs are like a third pulp of the
1100
1:56:27 --> 1:56:[privacy contact redaction] three poles of power one is the pilgrim society out of uh london
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1:56:33 --> 1:56:[privacy contact redaction] those are the british lodges and that's the advanced great britain and
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then there is the skull and bones lodge out of yale they control the banks in new york
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and the roth childs through the illuminati support both of those as the financier of both
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1:56:50 --> 1:56:[privacy contact redaction]s like azerbaijan israel are roth childs brothers and perhaps turkey
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turkey too and definitely the the russian revolution so uh what is there a thing that
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1:57:03 --> 1:57:[privacy contact redaction]ing to know and why that that so-called conference was just like so pro-capitalist
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it shocked everyone because everyone thought begulia is a marxist but he's not a marxist he's
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1:57:15 --> 1:57:[privacy contact redaction] because that's the theatrical script he's told to act on
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because uh he was put there by the cia and see it [privacy contact redaction]ates began an
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1:57:27 --> 1:57:[privacy contact redaction]ianity with a particular goal of making on the american experiment appear
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to be the salvation of the world and make the catholic church seem ridiculous and that's why
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1:57:38 --> 1:57:[privacy contact redaction]range manner so that catholics and people around the world will no
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loss no longer see the catholic church as a moral force and we'll see america as they're saying has
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a long-term project but it's kind of like in a hegelian way of of of thesis antithesis synthesis
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1:57:57 --> 1:58:[privacy contact redaction] one more question uh have you heard about the vaccine being
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1:58:04 --> 1:58:[privacy contact redaction] about the theory that it targets specific
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1:58:12 --> 1:58:[privacy contact redaction] majority of the people on the planet and what do you think about
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it i definitely think the uh the covet so the so-called covet 19 vaccines are a biological
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weapon they were intended and designed for that purpose and everything in the pandemic was
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organized to produce the maximum casualties and the maximum acceptance of the vaccine and i think
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they're hoping it does kill the five and a half billion people that took it because they want to
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reduce world population now um does it affect some populations more than another i i do not have the
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1:58:52 --> 1:58:[privacy contact redaction]n't seen any papers and i haven't really investigated that i've heard
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1:58:58 --> 1:59:[privacy contact redaction]ories that it does more one than the other and that should be expected because each
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1:59:06 --> 1:59:[privacy contact redaction]ory and stuff so um it remains to be seen there are some
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1:59:13 --> 1:59:[privacy contact redaction]e in spain there's a high incidence of people admitting bluetooth
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where it and poland has that too ukraine does not have that i've just
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1:59:22 --> 1:59:[privacy contact redaction] that you don't i don't i have i've gone about with my bluetooth tester in italy
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i don't find anyone emitting bluetooth signal so they targeted some nations on another i think the
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roth childs targeted the spanish more because they want to take vendetta for 1492 when the
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spanish crown expelled the jews but i can't say why no reason why the other it's not these are not
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uniform things the vaccine in one time they showed it in the united states that the more lethal doses
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all sent republican towns so there was political warfare involved whether they did that worldwide
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wouldn't be surprised they were gaining information they they they may not actually
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2:00:03 --> 2:00:[privacy contact redaction] pandemic to kill everyone might have just done it to collect enough
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information so they can get a killer pandemic that wipes out populations and gets rid of them all at
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2:00:13 --> 2:00:[privacy contact redaction] question um i saw your video recently on uh how to how to
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2:00:23 --> 2:00:[privacy contact redaction] takeover and you have been mentioning that people should start
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2:00:30 --> 2:00:[privacy contact redaction]e those perpetrators and that they should do so under the natural law
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and i was wondering if you could elaborate a little bit more on this because if this would
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2:00:43 --> 2:00:[privacy contact redaction] would send police or military or something or or do you think
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2:00:51 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction] well uh the people can and the people ought to can and have a right
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2:01:00 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction]e even if their government's against it because they have to understand that
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2:01:06 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction] from the dishonest and uh if the state doesn't do that
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it's no longer a state so we have to the people the thing the problem in modern times is we
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judge things by appearances not by their actual realities and we have to realize that we don't
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2:01:26 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction] a criminal conspiracy that's taken over our entire government and all
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2:01:31 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction]itutions we can't give obedience to these people anymore okay we still should observe the
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moral and ethical values but we can't give obedience to these people we should arrest them all
1150
2:01:43 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction]arted arresting all of them at the same time all
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worldwide they wouldn't be able to do anything but practically speaking we have to keep telling
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2:01:53 --> 2:01:[privacy contact redaction]e what really happened until everyone becomes convinced of it and then they will naturally do
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2:01:59 --> 2:02:[privacy contact redaction]n't taken the vaccine we have a sense of justice that these
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2:02:04 --> 2:02:[privacy contact redaction]ed but those who took the vaccine and are dying of it they're going to have
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a sense of vendetta to get this done once they realize it now last year the news came out about
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2:02:16 --> 2:02:[privacy contact redaction]u Peters was and and a group out of Spain they were they were telling
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you what's really in this thing and now a year later it's beginning to seep in a little bit into
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the mainline discussion on social media and some television channels i predict by next year it's
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going to be more widely known the year after that i think is going to be your vendetta and
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um i'm not a violent person i think we should arrest these people and hold them
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hold them until they're in new governments and let the other governments stop short and try them
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2:02:49 --> 2:02:[privacy contact redaction] you know realize once they realize half their families die to this
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because in three four years from now a lot more people are going to be dying of these things
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they're just going to you know go around stabbing people to death and uh i hope it doesn't come to
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that but i think this this is the thing that i don't think the globalist hired anthropologists
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because you know if i if i was an evil anthropologist the globalist told me look
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it you're going to kill all your supporters because it's precisely the stupid sheeple that
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took your vaccine and your vaccine is going to kill them you're going to be left with all your
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2:03:26 --> 2:03:[privacy contact redaction]ill alive and then you won't have anyone defend you that's the stupidest thing you should
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2:03:32 --> 2:03:[privacy contact redaction] thing so um um we need to keep informing people and
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pointing out who's guilty but we can't stop at saying it's bill gates or anthony falch who was
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2:03:46 --> 2:03:[privacy contact redaction] to find out who's behind black rock and the investment houses we can't just say
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it's the roth challenge we have to track the money down get all the documents there's a lot
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more research that needs to be done and uh there are a lot more opposition groups if it this group
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that we're participating in tonight it's founded by doctors and the doctors are on the lead in this
1176
2:04:08 --> 2:04:[privacy contact redaction]art getting everyone in all the professions to investigate what was going on
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because uh we can't expose it they can't hide all of this all of us and once the information comes
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out then there'll be a general consensus this is what needs to be done and the and the moment of
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2:04:26 --> 2:04:[privacy contact redaction] by human nature but you know once you realize you killed their wife their
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2:04:31 --> 2:04:[privacy contact redaction]en grandparents you know you won't have to convince the guy to go out and start resting
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you'll have to restrain him and saying well it's only arrest them
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all right thank you thank you thank you joseph okay we've got dave and then jim and then the
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2:04:48 --> 2:04:[privacy contact redaction] traditionally brother alexis and we'll be finished on the
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turner half hours and tom rodman has put the chat has put the link into the telegram chat for those
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2:05:00 --> 2:05:[privacy contact redaction]ick around for a bit longer so dave colum back to where we started brother alexis
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2:05:07 --> 2:05:[privacy contact redaction] came on charles can i just say alexis you said um unfortunately lost
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2:05:15 --> 2:05:[privacy contact redaction]e on the on the meeting to hear what you said you said that
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2:05:22 --> 2:05:[privacy contact redaction]ed and then what did you say should happen to them would happen to
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them oh they should be held held as prisoners until the new governments decide what to be done
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and the new governments would be our choices or what yeah obviously it would be the anti-globalist
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governments good great
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2:05:49 --> 2:05:[privacy contact redaction]e things one is um yes or no would be fine
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bishop vagano came out and attacked all these guys with some real some real venom would you
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say that he was was he speaking for himself or was he speaking for a bigger group do you know
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what i'm talking about okay archbishop biganel the former apostolic nuncy of the united states
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2:06:15 --> 2:06:[privacy contact redaction]atements and he's kind of like the leading the charge for
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2:06:20 --> 2:06:[privacy contact redaction]ions of the catholic church in pretty much everything he's saying with i would agree
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2:06:25 --> 2:06:[privacy contact redaction]ill hasn't gotten out of the narrative that begolias not the pope and he's
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2:06:31 --> 2:06:[privacy contact redaction] puppet he's still he's still trying to be respectful and he's still trying to work
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2:06:38 --> 2:06:[privacy contact redaction]em he doesn't realize the system's just been totally taken over and subverted well
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so i gotta tell you i'm just stunned at how informative this was i thought i'd have to wade
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through the weeds this was amazing my second question is um when you talked about ukraine which
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i'm going to be writing a lot about you left out one group that surprised me um i put a finger
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right on top of nato did you say nato inadvertently by saying the globalists because to me nato nato
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was the proximate trigger for this war well uh i look i look at the ukrainian war following
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2:07:15 --> 2:07:[privacy contact redaction]es of cause and effect so um uh i look at moral responsibility
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2:07:22 --> 2:07:[privacy contact redaction] war theory of the catholic churches who starts the war
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who invades who so the russians cross to the ukrainian borders so the russians are responsible
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starting the war now if you're going to talk about inciting people to start a war well
1210
2:07:37 --> 2:07:[privacy contact redaction] i look at it is you know uh if if you enter my house and start raping my wife um i can't
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you can't anyone that says i'm responsible for inciting that just whack let me let me finish okay
1212
2:07:56 --> 2:08:[privacy contact redaction]ruggle between russia and the west this is the theater you've
1213
2:08:03 --> 2:08:[privacy contact redaction]and that nato is a military alliance founded by the united states
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to maintain its power in europe after the second world war the eu is a construct of the pilgrim
1215
2:08:18 --> 2:08:[privacy contact redaction]ablish the fourth rike and dominate europe economically
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and the soviet union was funded by the pilgrim society and the roth childs to take down the
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2:08:30 --> 2:08:[privacy contact redaction] state that would serve their economic interest and
1218
2:08:37 --> 2:08:[privacy contact redaction]ill controlled by the roth childs you can see that immediately because israel won't
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send any weapons to the ukraine uh and and israel is is roth child control why would they do that
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because they want russia to win this war they want russia at least to come out with a donbass
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that's all it matters the rest can lose all the other territory it's the donbass is the key thing
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here so um is how much is nato involved nato is just doing what the globalists want sending all
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those weapons this is all pretty much programmed here that doesn't mean the ukrainians aren't
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really fighting and they're not really dying wait a minute i'm not talking nato 22 2022 i'm talking nato
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2020 2005 nato oh oh yeah well i got a memory that this war was wait now let me go some guys
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screaming in my face when i realize i don't have a choice he's going to get his teeth knocked out
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before before he gets to me that's where i put russia i think russia got cornered they said
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it's now or never we're taking the shot
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okay so putin in 1995 goes to davos and uh or 1996 and the next year becomes head of the fsb which
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is what used to be called the kgb he was put into power by yeltsin and his friends who all had ties
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to the roth childs in the bank of london and uh i think they put him in power because putin has
1232
2:10:13 --> 2:10:[privacy contact redaction]ablish the soviet union he has always wanted to bring back the glory of that
1233
2:10:18 --> 2:10:[privacy contact redaction] uh a soviet patriot he's not a russian patriot he's a soviet patriot
1234
2:10:24 --> 2:10:[privacy contact redaction]s wanted the ukraine back um this war was is a central part of the globalist plan
1235
2:10:34 --> 2:10:[privacy contact redaction]rope told us that after the pandemic they would start wars so this war suits are planned
1236
2:10:41 --> 2:10:[privacy contact redaction]ly because if you want world famine you've got to attack a nation that exports grain now if
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you look at nations that export grain and you want to attack them uh you're looking at argentina the
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2:10:55 --> 2:11:[privacy contact redaction]ates canada and the ukraine well you're not going to start much of a war down in argentina
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and certainly you don't want to attack the united states of canada but ukraine was like pretty much
1240
2:11:06 --> 2:11:[privacy contact redaction] ukraine you raise world uh prices you get russia involved you
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can get oil embargoes gas embargoes throw up everyone's bills or is the perfect thing for what
1242
2:11:17 --> 2:11:[privacy contact redaction]arted it was decided by putin on the 22nd of february 2022
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which is a date that has so many 666s in it that i on january 1st i predicted they would do something
1244
2:11:32 --> 2:11:[privacy contact redaction] 2022 it's in february 22 2022
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they decided he decided that day and two days later so nato's role in it is only nato isn't
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pulling the punches on this the decisions are being made at a much higher level the ukrainians
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are being used the poor russians are being used but if you're going to look at it from what nations
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responsible for course is the the the porter but who's really so responsible i think it's war
1249
2:12:06 --> 2:12:[privacy contact redaction] wanted this war to end it would end tomorrow exactly that's my point but i
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don't see how you can point to putin as a as a pawn of the roth childs and the globalists and
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not point to nato as the very same thing since if you look at nato every one of them is a build
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back better wackadoodle every one of them is every one whether it's macron whether it's
1253
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so there's two different christian questions are we going to measure the war about more
1254
2:12:36 --> 2:12:[privacy contact redaction] war theory are we going to look at the war on who controls each side
1255
2:12:42 --> 2:12:[privacy contact redaction]ions the ukrainians are defending their own land and
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2:12:46 --> 2:12:[privacy contact redaction] the right to do that you can't delegitimize that by claiming that
1257
2:12:51 --> 2:12:[privacy contact redaction]e sending arms or designs in the spanish civil war for example in the spanish civil war
1258
2:12:57 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]a and the other side defending all the side it was
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defending was getting help from gator does that make it illegitimate so it's the same thing i
1260
2:13:10 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]ure the globalists are running the whole show you know
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they're calling all the shots and and they're deciding what's happening step by step and they're
1262
2:13:19 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]ion is it's going to be the donbas you know they'll they'll settle for handling
1263
2:13:24 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]er the globalist one but then they keep this going long because
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they want a winter of cold they want a winter of starvation they want a winter of unemployment
1265
2:13:35 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]ion next year by wiping out fertilizer production because they
1266
2:13:41 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]e dying from the death backs they need to say oh it was a bad
1267
2:13:45 --> 2:13:[privacy contact redaction]em it was a cold winner it was poverty it was famine it wasn't a vaccine see i agree with
1268
2:13:53 --> 2:14:[privacy contact redaction]ewing in what i call ukrainian sanctimony in the united states and that is
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everyone's got the ukrainian flag i feel bad for the ukrainians they are the victims period but
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they somehow think it's just a simple good and evil battle butin's bad zelensky's good
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we're just back in zelensky that story to me is just dead wrong well since i am the president of
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a ukrainian non-profit there's only certain things i can say no no totally i i view nato is
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willing to throw every ukrainian under the bus to achieve their goal
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all right well let's keep moving because we're tied for time that might be true
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but they keep sending weapons like that's good well except if it keeps the war going and then
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all up end up dead in the end yeah that's true man i don't like the escalation that's going on
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you know i hope they don't ever give the ukrainians a nuclear weapon
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well sikorsky wanted to and sikorsky's a punk he's a yeah i can tell you from the
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2:15:08 --> 2:15:[privacy contact redaction]er they that would not be the thing to do i gotta let you know it was great i
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really appreciated it what uh thanks thanks thanks to jim in a quick in fact before we go to jim
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2:15:20 --> 2:15:[privacy contact redaction]ion from daria then jim and then steven with final questions
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daria quickly okay real quick because this seems to be a big thing in the catholic world when
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the borgolyi consecrated russia to the sacred heart the immaculate heart of mary which was a request
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2:15:44 --> 2:15:[privacy contact redaction]en of fema in 1917 and if it didn't happen uh that you know
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great bad things the errors of of russia would then spread throughout the world so historically
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obviously that happened with the bolshevik revolution shortly thereafter and the spread
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2:16:08 --> 2:16:[privacy contact redaction] said that the consecration needed to happen because it was
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2:16:16 --> 2:16:[privacy contact redaction]ern orthodox church which if i'm not mistaken took place about
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1500 or more years before that so why did it take so long uh to
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2:16:29 --> 2:16:[privacy contact redaction] if you will by the blessed mother and fatima uh for something that had happened
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2:16:36 --> 2:16:[privacy contact redaction] error being communism in and of itself and are the two related
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i hope that's not too weird a question but that's kind of what i was wondering
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2:16:49 --> 2:16:[privacy contact redaction]ion that a catholic will understand who knows the topic if you're not
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catholic this is going to seem right off the wall but i have to answer this because catholics the
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2:17:00 --> 2:17:[privacy contact redaction]ening because it that's what it is so the idea that our lady appeared at fatima
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2:17:06 --> 2:17:[privacy contact redaction]etely created narrative that has nothing to do with it was
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2:17:11 --> 2:17:[privacy contact redaction] to get us to think that's what it was about that's not what it's about our lady
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came to fatima to talk about the conversion of russia and of keeping the errors of russia from
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spreading around the world now she didn't talk about the soviet union she talked about russia
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and uh she talked about the conversion of russia and she never specified what that was what do you
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mean by the conversion of russia so um uh does it have to do with communism i i don't i used to
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think that my whole life but i think that's not the case now because she said russia didn't come
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the other thing is is that bergoglio did consecrate russia to her macula part but
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our lady asked that the pope do that but go is not the pope is an antipope would have no effect
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2:17:58 --> 2:18:[privacy contact redaction] because it was done in march what change has taken place in russia
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okay so um why did our lady ask it because she said at fatima that this was the only means of
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salvation for the world and the conversion of uh conversion of russia would be assigned to the
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2:18:15 --> 2:18:[privacy contact redaction] will grant to the world a renewal of grace a spiritual
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2:18:21 --> 2:18:[privacy contact redaction]aw nate entire nations to the caliphate right to russia be more so um
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2:18:29 --> 2:18:[privacy contact redaction] mercy before his coming so this is just a final mercy before the
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coming of the anti-christ and um um what are the errors of russia which was never spelt out
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2:18:44 --> 2:18:[privacy contact redaction]ate control of the church is it totalitarianism is it hypocrisy
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in religion i think it's more like hypocrisy in religion because uh the sicilian mafia and some
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2:18:58 --> 2:19:[privacy contact redaction] a lot of things and similar they like external religion but actual
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moral uh observance of of the teachings of christ the dead commandments that's not so much there so
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2:19:13 --> 2:19:[privacy contact redaction] like the russian patriarch telling soldiers to go out and actually says the word
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go out and jake the side ukrainians and that shocked the whole orthodox world you know the
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2:19:23 --> 2:19:[privacy contact redaction]e was like i'm going to continue with you i think say something so uh
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that's probably what it more has to do god wants us to be sincere in the belief in jesus christ
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2:19:39 --> 2:19:[privacy contact redaction] into politics uh devoid of any morality or a just
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a show you know that's pharisaical and um uh our religion should not just be a fixation
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internal ceremony should be something that brings us to jesus christ and that requires uh converting
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so um it's has it's not happened because the pope didn't do it and why did it take so long to do
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i think it's the masons who are opposed to it okay thanks now that makes a lot more sense that's a
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missing piece thank you god bless you well done thanks darry okay jim and steven for five questions
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uh hey thank you very much uh i came in a little bit late and i guess i'm in the dark here but um
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great presentation who who is the synagogue of satan and revelations who is that now it feels
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like we're near the end of times okay so in scripture there's two words one is kahela and
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the other is and uh i there's a hebrew word for synagogue i don't remember it off the top of my
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head the synagogue is from the satuic translation of the old testament and the difference between
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2:20:58 --> 2:21:[privacy contact redaction]s is the kahela is the assembly of god's people that he calls together so it's you
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could say authorized religious assembly assembly and kahela in the hebrew is translated in in
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2:21:11 --> 2:21:[privacy contact redaction] church so the word church is kahela means lawful assembly whereas
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2:21:17 --> 2:21:[privacy contact redaction]e come together on their own initiative okay it's not an
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official assembly it's a formal private assembly so in the book of the apocalypse the phrase the
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2:21:28 --> 2:21:[privacy contact redaction]s will gather together in an organization it doesn't mean
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they're going to be jews okay a lot of people misunderstand that so um um uh that's what the
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phrase means and it means organized a humanly organized uh religious endeavor that's
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opposed to god and it's not teaching the right things thank you there's a there the password
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2:21:59 --> 2:22:[privacy contact redaction]e can't say it pronounce it correctly can claus schwab
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and george soros and henry kissinger say the word shibboleth i don't know i've not heard that one
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whether they could say that that's a new one to me i didn't know that certain people can't pronounce
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2:22:19 --> 2:22:[privacy contact redaction] but i can't tell you off the head what i mean i'm not such a hebrew
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but beyond me okay and then the um the the uh the thing in the tree in the garden of eden
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uh the snake before you know how did it get in the garden of eden how did it get in the tree
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it used to fly it had wings was it a sephah of the uh seraphim a winged serpent and is that what
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the caduceus is based on okay so look upon it now in the catholic tradition the serpent in the
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2:23:00 --> 2:23:[privacy contact redaction]en of eden is uh our reptilian creature with legs okay because afterwards you see he's punished
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2:23:06 --> 2:23:[privacy contact redaction] crawl on his belly and uh is it like a kimono dragon maybe it was like something like a
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2:23:12 --> 2:23:[privacy contact redaction]agon but it was an animal that was taken control of by lucifer to talk to eve and uh this
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is our reading of the text uh but uh uh to say what it actually is i can't say that because
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if that's how our fathers read that text did they have wings no a seraphim in in the christian or
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even a conception of in geology is one of the angels who stands before the throne of god the
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seven of them and uh the only one the only one named in scripture is uh rafael as a seraphim
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what was it what was the name rafael rafael okay and then the book of the virus these names
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2:23:56 --> 2:24:[privacy contact redaction] of god and they and uh and when they uh when they were when the
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hebra's were in the desert and the and and god sent the seraphim to bite the uh seraph to bite
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the israelites and then they were dying uh from these flying i thought it was flying snakes or
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the seraph and then uh when they when uh when god said uh build a bronze serpent or bronze seraph
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2:24:29 --> 2:24:[privacy contact redaction] look upon it and live isn't that what the caduceus is based on
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the two snakes with the wings on top okay so the the the seraphs in the book of exodus are snakes
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they were poisonous snakes while they were called seraphs there's a debate maybe they had some kind
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of uh design that's not the same as a seraphim which is an angel and uh moses in in our in the
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fathers of the church meaning ancient christian writers explain that the reason why god asked
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moses to make a bronze serpent and put it on the staff and so that when the jews looked at it they
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would be sure if they had been bitten by the poisonous snake is that the bronze serpent on
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2:25:15 --> 2:25:[privacy contact redaction]aff was a type meaning a symbolic reference to christ because when christ was put on the cross
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2:25:24 --> 2:25:[privacy contact redaction] ignominious death and he was called a liar and deceiver by the jews of his day
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but those who believe in him come to life and are delivered from the deceit of the devil that
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entered in the human race we need to use our first parents and that's how the fathers of the church
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2:25:40 --> 2:25:[privacy contact redaction]ain that but that's a christian reading of the text in in typological the typological reading
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2:25:48 --> 2:25:[privacy contact redaction]ian writers on alexandria in the third century so um
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um you know it's it's not the the seraph there isn't winged and it's not the seraphim it's not
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2:26:01 --> 2:26:[privacy contact redaction]ian writers believe lucifer was a seraphim thank you yes i i
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thought seraph was singular and seraphim was plural i uh that was yeah but what they're referring
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to it's like locust you're talking about locust beans or the are the bugs some words mean too
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difficult thank you very much oh we could i hope you could be on here for hours so we really
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greatly appreciate it thank you thank thank you jim okay brother alexis the last traditionally
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2:26:32 --> 2:26:[privacy contact redaction]ions he gets the last questions so steven over to you
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although i don't deserve them um well anyway um so i just wanted to ask you brother alexis uh
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what you said earlier that archbishop de gano he's speaking to us next sunday by the way so
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2:26:53 --> 2:26:[privacy contact redaction]ion so if you'd like to submit a written question to me i'll put it to
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2:26:59 --> 2:27:[privacy contact redaction] wondered where does how do you fit in with the catholic church uh and how do you
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fit in with the gano are there other um monks uh brothers who uh think like you or are you totally
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alone and um like the gano okay so i am not a priest i am just a hermit and i live by myself
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2:27:29 --> 2:27:[privacy contact redaction]itutions in the catholic church that allows me to speak
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absolutely freely which i would prefer to do i would prefer to be able to speak to me than to
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2:27:39 --> 2:27:[privacy contact redaction]itutional time so i'm a lot more free to speak than big enough and you
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pronounce his name big enough and um if you have a chance to ask him a question i would say to him
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it's a lot easier why don't you get behind the concept of provincial council of the province
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of rome to decide which of these two men is pope because that's the easiest way to get rid of
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2:28:03 --> 2:28:[privacy contact redaction] didn't validly resign what's your opinion that's what i would
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love to ask because we're forming a committee at rome to do just that and have vegano join our
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committee that would be great because that would put a lot of force behind the cities and archbishop
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of the diocese of rome so brother alexis are you in contact with the archbishop vegano no i've tried
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many many times i've never been able to get in contact with them because you got in the catholic
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church archbishop vegano is very high level in hierarchy and i'm a nobody and uh in our church
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2:28:40 --> 2:28:[privacy contact redaction]ill means that pretty much the uh my side wants to speak and his side doesn't respond
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2:28:47 --> 2:28:[privacy contact redaction] that's the case but that's a lot of the aristocratic nature of the catholic church so
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uh even if i it's just not likely to happen you know people like us you're you and uh vegano are
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the only two catholics that i know of anyway who've been speaking out is that right well no a good
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number of catholics and speaking out is just you probably don't recognize them that they're
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2:29:10 --> 2:29:[privacy contact redaction]uff but um uh since he is at a very high level he has freedom to speak out and since
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i'm a nobody i have to speak out so just looking at extreme just one of the realities of the
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catholic church is we share the same spirit even though we're totally from two different classes
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2:29:28 --> 2:29:[privacy contact redaction]atuses so um you know i i agree with like [privacy contact redaction]
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don't think he gets down to the point because that's archbishop if he took canonical action it
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2:29:41 --> 2:29:[privacy contact redaction] much greater thing and the only canonical action you could do to get rid of
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failures to call a provincial council and do what the province the bishops of the province did in
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1046 and that is depose a pope and because he had a false claim so if you put what you've just said
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2:30:00 --> 2:30:[privacy contact redaction]ion form i can submit the question because he's going to speak on the on the questions
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which are submitted to him but i'm having problems getting people in the group to submit questions
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okay uh if you can uh i don't know if you have my email you can get it from the moderator has my
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email i'll send it by email yeah okay because i'm on a cell phone now so i can't i can i can
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introduce you to him and that would be good from our point of view um and what else is i going to
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say oh can you tell me where in the world is he speaking and on what date he's speaking to this
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group uh next sunday so we okay okay so so i've been uh communicating with him and i just thought
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well it's worth a try because i didn't think that the his pa with whom i speak a lot i didn't okay
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so i'll send you a question to ask him but i won't join your meeting because he wouldn't answer the
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2:31:03 --> 2:31:[privacy contact redaction]ion if i asked no but he'll answer the question exactly but he will answer questions
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and he's going to speak to us live because his pa was trying to suggest that he'd just give a
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statement you know okay that's great that's wonderful yes so that's good and i just wanted
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to ask you um so obviously you've got a far greater knowledge of the bible than i have
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2:31:28 --> 2:31:[privacy contact redaction]e on this group so i just wanted to ask you i don't know whether
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it's possible to answer um but briefly if you had to choose so what we've gone through in the last
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two and a half years is psychological torture from a doctor's point of view a medical doctor's point
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of view psychological torture of populations around the world all around the world at the same
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time and i agree with you of course it was planned this you never get 192 countries all doing the
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same thing or virtually the same thing all at the same time unless it was planned so um and in
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addition to that uh they've used fear propaganda they've used isolation and i don't think that
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2:32:15 --> 2:32:[privacy contact redaction]and the damage that has been done to the people alive at the
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2:32:21 --> 2:32:[privacy contact redaction]e in this group so these crimes are the greatest crimes ever committed in
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my opinion in addition to that we've got worldwide treason and i just wonder you know in that context
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of extreme evil evil beyond imagination i mean you know a mass murderer who's in america put to death
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2:32:45 --> 2:32:[privacy contact redaction]er um that's just one individual but here we've got a conspiracy and you know they
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would probably say oh we were caught up in some kind of mass hip notice you know mass that's what
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they're going to argue in the future i think um and therefore we're not culpable yeah um but it's
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going to be very difficult to hold anyone to account if that's the case but but anyway my i
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wonder what you say as someone who knows the bible in these incredible times which we are
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2:33:19 --> 2:33:[privacy contact redaction] lived through because it's taught us so much the people on our side
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um we've been forced to think like we never thought before what does the bible tell us
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2:33:31 --> 2:33:[privacy contact redaction] relevant the three things maybe or the five or the one
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2:33:37 --> 2:33:[privacy contact redaction] important from your point of view okay so i definitely think that we're facing a
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level of a magnitude of evil that is beyond human and though i don't think that they
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that there was anything i don't think there was a manifestation of satanic power that pulled this
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thing off i think it was purely human uh an extremely well planned intricate uh project
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but i do think that whoever's behind it must have like a satanic peace to it and are in communication
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that's my personal opinion because this level of evil is beyond what any human would think of
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because humans wouldn't think of killing their own race off their own people off so this is beyond
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but i don't think all the actors in this do it the whole plot and i think a lot of the people
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participated in it are really angry now that they're finding out that this wasn't a vaccine it was a
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death shot and they all took it so you can imagine all these politicians that really took it and
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we're in on the fake vaccine taking it so i do think that is evil now if on the book of the
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2:34:46 --> 2:34:[privacy contact redaction] weapon the weapon is the truth because in the book of
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2:34:50 --> 2:34:[privacy contact redaction] truth comes out of the mouth of christ and the final battle and he slays
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2:34:56 --> 2:35:[privacy contact redaction] with it and um uh in in christian theology we christ faithful are his mystical
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2:35:05 --> 2:35:[privacy contact redaction] of truth comes out of his mouth and slays the enemy that means we should
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be preaching the truth day in and day out and a matter of fact we can see how much we have achieved
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2:35:16 --> 2:35:[privacy contact redaction]antly getting on social media constantly sharing
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information we are winning this battle we have the easy side because we're fighting for the light
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we're fighting for the truth all the facts are on our side all the evidence is going to be on our
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2:35:31 --> 2:35:[privacy contact redaction] nothing so we can win in every engagement we got to engage so um uh you have to
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approach this very paternally and a lot of people are going to be here many times so whenever i hear
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2:35:46 --> 2:35:[privacy contact redaction]e talking about uh the SARS uh COVID uh virus i'd say well don't you know that that they've never
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proved viruses pose disease by the culture process and that the people could get sick without a virus
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2:36:01 --> 2:36:[privacy contact redaction]ing and it all serves the narrative you taking this mrn and uh this this experimental
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2:36:08 --> 2:36:[privacy contact redaction]ually puts the poison in you so you know just think about it if if if this virus
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produces a poison that makes it dangerous why would you want a vaccine to produce that poison in you
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that's insane you know so you get people to think about it give them the facts um don't get
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immolational because they'll see that they'll think that you're just off the wall but if you give them
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2:36:32 --> 2:36:[privacy contact redaction]ant information they'll begin to see it so as it gets
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2:36:38 --> 2:36:[privacy contact redaction]ream if it gets on television and radio and stuff like that people come to our side because
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that's their source of information and try not to be mean with them um try to reconcile them to the
1474
2:36:52 --> 2:36:[privacy contact redaction] try to show sympathy and empathies they took the vax are going to suffer some of them just can't
1475
2:36:58 --> 2:37:[privacy contact redaction]e who succumbed to the terrorism program are weak people okay so
1476
2:37:05 --> 2:37:[privacy contact redaction]roy themselves they're they're very they're very upset about it
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and it's hard for them to I was talking to the um news editor uh for the times of london um i think
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it's on friday it could have been thursday no it's friday actually and i was i was i had a letter
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which had been written by big you know to the the the sea of rome s ee of rome and so the me that's
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the government of the vatican is it and the head of that government is the pope
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so there's no way that the times could argue that this was not of importance
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but the news editor turned around eventually this is the times of london now and said we're not
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going to publish we've heard about this guy artificial big you know he's the he had a very
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2:37:59 --> 2:38:[privacy contact redaction]ates as you know and um diplomatic I think um but so he said that and
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I said well uh the truth is going to come out and he said what's your position are you vaccinated
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and I said no I'm not and he said oh I I was vaccinated twice so I said you made a very very
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bad decision um and because you know the journalists are always rushing you're trying to rush you you
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know I know them uh when you ring up like this so so I got through and um and then he said uh so
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I said you made a very uh bad decision I couldn't resist because he was so arrogant he was but he
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didn't want to engage with me in a proper discussion he just wanted to say I was wrong
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and I said well the time the time the times alum london is told what to publish by the British
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government mi5 I realize that yes I realize that so I just said to him I wanted to just
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tell him that I was not going to submit to him so I said you're in a cult that's what you're in
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you're in a cult and he was definitely in the cult uh I think he really believed what he was
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saying to me he said I was vaccinated twice and when I said that was a really bad decision from
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a medical point of view and I know what I'm talking about and um no well I think rather than say
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you're in a cult it would be more effective to say uh uh you need to admit that you're printing
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stories that the government tells you to print and that you're not really running journalism you're
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running a propaganda he knew I knew that so I know but you need to say it out loud because that
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2:39:39 --> 2:39:[privacy contact redaction]roys his emotional defense well I think when I said he was in a cult
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never thought I'd accuse him of that but anyway um and one other example a really interesting
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2:39:51 --> 2:40:[privacy contact redaction]e so I qualified uh from medical school and uh so my year we're having a kind of reunion
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and I um decided to write so I had the whole list of uh address each you know so maybe 110
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from my year so they had the same teachers as I had of medical ethics and all the rest of it the
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new refer code and um so I confront I decided to confront them you know I didn't know what would
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happen and not a single person of the of the ones I qualified with including my friends from that
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year uh would engage with me but nobody privately even and nobody would take me on they wouldn't
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take me on and they wouldn't say I was wrong they just ignored and that's just incredible to me
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so that tells you it is that tells everyone what the state of the world is you know so we're up
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2:40:56 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction] that kind of mass formation mass hypnosis whatever cult and um just incredible it is
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incredible but since it's purely psychologically it won't last people get tired of it and they'll
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you know because we're rational creatures so eventually they're open eyes to see it and
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2:41:17 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction] to get in a situation where it becomes more acceptable to say
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you know and they all hold that because they're in social networks where they have to maintain that
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silence but if they were in a room where they were the only person that thought that way and there
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2:41:31 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction]art asking questions and change a lot so that's important
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2:41:38 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction]y to write to me privately they didn't have to address the whole group
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2:41:42 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction] it's not human interaction they need to be like in a room
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2:41:47 --> 2:41:[privacy contact redaction]inking cocktails I was confronting them with the vaccinations were
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2:41:53 --> 2:42:[privacy contact redaction]ntion of the Nuremberg code and grossly so and they're doctors so I well if they
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gave it to admit it would mean to admit they have to hang you know your doctors have a harder time
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2:42:09 --> 2:42:[privacy contact redaction]ors because you're talking to people who are part of the responsible for it and
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you know maybe the they so they're very terrified by it because when their patients find out they're
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responsible one of their patients go take them out this is you know exactly they killed some of the
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2:42:29 --> 2:42:[privacy contact redaction]ly but so they can't handle it because it's when something is so psychologically
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2:42:35 --> 2:42:[privacy contact redaction] don't deal with it you're in denial they're in denial and uh that won't
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2:42:41 --> 2:42:[privacy contact redaction] they can't last forever but they're going to try to maintain it because that's the only way they
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can maintain their self view of their own worth you know and there was an Italian doctor when he
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got beyond denial and realized what he did to his patients he went to a skyscraper and he jumped
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off of it says I can't live with myself knowing what I did to my patients yes but all these so
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2:43:05 --> 2:43:[privacy contact redaction] of them but all of them didn't engage just incredible all right come on come
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on we're past time so brother Alexis thank you everyone round of applause for brother
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Alexis now you are welcome to join the telegram group if you have time brother Alexis the link is
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in the chat you can find the chat on your phone believe it or not by by clicking the three dots
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we're grateful that you spent this time with us thank you for sharing your wisdom your insights
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2:43:36 --> 2:43:[privacy contact redaction]oration of truth to even explore deeply about Cardinal George Pell
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who I know and and he was an Archbishop of Melbourne and then became the the Archbishop
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2:43:50 --> 2:43:[privacy contact redaction]inal so so to even find out that one issue please we're here
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with open minds and go wow that's interesting and brother Alexis you've shared information it doesn't
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matter whether you disagree with it or agree with it be open to it and that's how learning happens
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as soon as we shut our minds to new possibilities learning stops so well done brother Alexis on your
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2:44:16 --> 2:44:[privacy contact redaction]ephen we'll to so we ask Archbishop Vigano next week thank you
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2:44:23 --> 2:44:[privacy contact redaction] the chat the telegram link is in there and Tuesday Stephen
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we will get the chat to you as well brother Alexis so that you see all the wonderful
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2:44:38 --> 2:44:[privacy contact redaction]iments you got the disagreements that you had good that's what that's what we're all about here
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2:44:43 --> 2:44:[privacy contact redaction] just while we're here on sorry questions there are
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2:44:52 --> 2:44:[privacy contact redaction]ion of Archbishop Vigano we've got more questions than
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2:44:59 --> 2:45:[privacy contact redaction]ease email the questions to Stephen and me and then we'll order that we'll
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2:45:06 --> 2:45:[privacy contact redaction]aff so that he can address those questions live with us next
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2:45:12 --> 2:45:[privacy contact redaction]ephen who's with us on Tuesday I don't know at the moment okay no worries all right
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everybody thank you for being here brother Alexis keep up the good work it's been my pleasure thank
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2:45:22 --> 2:45:[privacy contact redaction] there'll be a video brother Alexis we'll pass that to
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you okay okay thank you so much yes all right thanks everybody
