Yeah, yeah, Hi, how are you okay? So tonight I am broadcasting on Rumble. Finally this afternoon, when I was having the interview, it would not let me. Let's glitch it out. And then the last lap stream that we did about an hour and a half after was up there because I was listening to the playback and noop, it stopped working for everybody.
I was freaking out because I thought I was my phone. I was ready to smash at the pieces when I was driving and I got home and it didn't work on my desktop either, And then I saw the comments. I'm like, oh, yep, this is held together with duct tape and glue. This is why I call it crumble. Okay, I have to hit start on another platform here. I'm trying to get it on brady on as well, so let's see. Did it work, Let's hit save. Okay, what is going on? It's making stupid things happen. Now,
you know, I'm so fucking tired of this shit. Every fucking thing is there's no five there's not five thousand characters on there? What are you talking about, you idiot? Is that good enough? What are you talking about? Five thousand characters? See Okay, hopefully that works. It says it's live over on Brady On. So I have a I do have a Brady On channel, and it is apparently I did broadcast on there last night, I mean this afternoon, and then apparently there's a box you have to check
to say, yeah, don't throw it out when we're done. Why would you not want that to happen if you put all the time and to do it in the first place, Why would that even be the thing? It's like, here's the sabotage button. Make sure you don't make sure you press it otherwise it'll be screwed even there. All right, so let's get into the video. This is my interview with Diego Garcia aka Dwayne over at Bulletproof Pub. Let me present out the screen real quick, show you the Bulletproof
Hubub. What's up the Hubbub Pub? There you go, I mean, get my stupid head by the way. Boom boom, boom boom. Is anybody out there? Can you hear me out there? Oh? Yeah? Well doing out there? Say words to me? Any words? Any word? Two? There were sixteen people here freaking second ago. What the hell is going on too? Why am I even here. If you're not here, why am I? God damn it. So what I'm saying nobody's paying any attention. Well, okay, all two of you or either that or
rumble lies. I've noticed that too. It'll say I have like fifty people watching. Then when the thing is over, it says like nine hundred views. Well that's funny because at the whole time it never reads above fifty. But yeah, okay, your counter is broken, sir. Okay, So there you go. This is Bulletproof pub and this is what we are going to be discussing, proposed boundaries in Russia. And these are all the different
topics here. Rise of the University, Rise of the Internationalism, Rise of the Expert, which is the series that I caught that was quite interesting, and that one. We're going over that a little bit mostly. Actually this is a ten part and look, Jacob, Frank, Jacob em n F and Frank So I obviously you know why I had to talk to the guy.
And if you've seen the deep Share podcast on YouTube, and thank you to Nicodemus for showing it to me, so I knew about it, and I listened finally to all ten of them, going back and forth to San Diego. All right, now I have to open up the actual video. I hope it works this way. I hope you guys, you guys got to give me all if you hear it. Okay, so many sabotages today, I have so many things I could repe Oh, hold on so today, don't ask me why this happened. But my pool guy came here and
I was in the middle of the interview and I go back outside. There's a hose in my pool and I catch I'm like, what do you what are you doing? And I know I actually I'm sorry. I text messaged the pool guy and my landlord, my property manager person, and I said, what are they doing to the pool? And they're like, oh, they're draining it. If you can drain of in ground pool. For I've
been here for seven years. You've never done that. Like, Oh, you're supposed to change the water, Like that's what the chemicals in the filter are for. Why are you changing the water. And it's like, unless you're starting to create a new system with different chemicals and a whole differently, if it's out of that, yeah, maybe you change the water the residue of the other stuff isn't in there. But that's not what they're doing. And they're not turning it into a form to what do you call it a
peroxide pool. They're not doing that. They're just dumping all the water out. And I'm like, well, they better be coming here with a truck with water, because no one told me, no one got my approval, no one got my consent, no one got me to sign anything. And if you expect this to go on my water bill, you're out of your fucking mind. So right now, we have a pool that was starting to
get just right warm enough for me to go in it. I've been trusting it every day, and now it's gonna all go back cold, if it ever goes back at all, because it's not coming out of my fucking trains, it's not coming out of my boss, it's not coming out of my house. If I'm paying for the water bill, no one, you can't just go around creating, you know, expenses for people, and that's not that's not allowed. So tomorrow we're gonna figure out what the fuck that's all
about. And one time we had an irrigation pipe, little plastic things right break under the ground and it cost me eight hundred dollars. I guarantee you it didn't dump out a fucking pools worth of water in that time that I was broken. So what the hell did they think that they were doing by trying to get me to pay for this. It's not gonna happen. Either.
I'm gonna pay very little for rent this next coming month because it's gonna be cut out of what they charge me, or they're gonna come with a truck period of the end, and if trucks are expensive, they should have thought of that ahead of time. Then the guy who's the pool guy, because it's a he goes through the property manager, and he goes through the owner of the property. He overrode the property manager because that's who he's supposed
to talk to. He's he's hired by her, not the guy who owns the house in Texas, So he over he stepped over her, over her head, over mine to get permission. Sold him like it's like when you go in to get your breaks up down in your car and they tell you that your transmission is bad. This is what he did to this guy. Yeah right, right, So yeah, no, I pulled it out of the thing, and there's this little like stopper thing that requires watering in order
to stop it from filling the pool. So I put I wedge something in there too, because they're not getting a drop of my money because they know. The insult of them not telling me at all is infuriating. And then to think that they could just do that, and like, you know, fuck you, you're gonna have to pay for the bill. Like I have a family, I've got expensit. You don't know if I have money, and then when I get money, you're gonna take it from me. He's
like, who the hell are you to make those decisions for me? No, that's like grounds for like, I don't know, he's not a horse thief, but you know what they used to do to the horse thieves. All right, let's go ahead, and uh, thanks for letting men appreciate it. Remove the foss the handles. Yeah, let's go to the present screen. And I gotta play it for my computer, which I downloaded the video. Oh you know, I think I picked the wrong one. Hold
on video file. There you go, So just please tell me because I think it's gonna come up on a different channel on the board. And for some reason, sometimes dream yard doesn't recognize all the channels on the road caster, so if it comes up on a channel that it doesn't recognize, you can't hear it. You just gotta let me know so I can uh not make you listen to them that silence Let that beat blass song. That's the sound of silence. It wasn't the most popular, the blaying Bulletproof Pub.
There it is. Let's see if it works. Hey, I pressed it. What are you doing? All right? Held on boot boom boo. Okay, now please just tell me if you hear it. Okay, and by everybody trying a new system today, I think you and there we're good. All right. That was much smoother than the first time. All right, So we are here with Diego Garcia, yes, from Bulletproof Pub. And I laughed there because his name is Dwayne, right, and I was like, I don't know if I should be calling Dwayne or your your your
you know your pen name, basically your moniker on Bulletproof. That's why I kind of laughed a little bit because I wasn't sure he knows I knew both of them, so I wasn't sure which one you expected me to say. That's why I kind of laughed there. A friend of mine, Nick, had kind of clued me in as to what was going on over run something called the deep Share podcast. Yes, dsp over at at YouTube, and I ended up watching all ten episodes of what's called Rise of the Expert.
Now, I don't know if you've been on there to discuss any of your other I don't know if you want to call them essays or blogs or whatever from from the from the site, but that was definitely an interesting series that I watched. Yep, and we've done we did a little bit of work on, you know, Skull and Bones and another aspect of all of this, the creation of the Leaga Nations, the Paris Peace Conference and how Skull and Bones and secret societies were involved in that. That's the two future perfect
articles. And then I think for this show with you a great place to start, Dan, is you know where we started with all of this, A place called the House of Truth? Are you familiar with this? The House of Truth? No? I'm not, okay, so this is really where. So I was a little tired. I had just got off theolithical.
My brain has already drained from the exercise. I had heard of it from listening to what they were talking about on the Deep Share podcast, and so I should have said yes, and she had said, yeah, I know everything that you knew about it because I listened to what you said. Not skinning, but I've just linked out hold on, gotta click. It mean the thing like we're we're aware today of how they flipped the definition of liberalism. Well, this is really where it began. Was this place in
northwest Washington, about one mile from the White House. And they just colloquially called it the House of Truth. And so I've got inversely named, of course, because everything's inverted, upside down and backward. Ought a book here called the House of Truth. This is the official biography by a Georgetown professor, Brad Snyder, and so he's Georgetown professor. So it just telling you
what truth is. That's interesting, right, So you know it's it's actually documented historical fact that the father of modern journalism, Walter Littman, resided there. He was a resident of the House of Truth seventeen twenty seven nineteenth Street. And Louis Brandeyes, who is the subject of our ten part series, who we concluded was really the maker of our modern day social Contract was an often honored guest, and he was the sage advisor to all this is what
everybody said about him. He had a great influence at the House of Truth. And so what this really is is a political salon. Yeah, so we yeah, we uncovered the aspect or the phenomenon of the political salon because it's happening in Washington, it's happening in New York and Greenwich Village, but it's also happening out in Los Angeles with Huck and a lot of these Marxists. They're cohabitating and hanging out at these personal homes of those that were exiled
from Germany during the First and Second World War. When I was looking through this, because I've been looking at a lot of this history, especially when you brought up the Skull and booons like Daniel Kuake Gilman has to be mentioned, sure, and you know the Russell Trust and all this other stuff basically taking the Illuminati into America. But there's more too within all that. I mean, there's the Jesuit hand that started really infiltrating hard in eighteen fourteen from
Prussia and Austria and all that other stuff. He had the Francis the first of Aussia, which was second of the Holy Roman Empire, just you know, going despot bringing all the despotism here in the guise of Catholicism to start infiltrating hardcore and who was I going with this? A lot of the times where I like, I'm not sure, like specifically about the House of Truth, but like the X Club and other you know, eugenic minded type of facilities or you know, pushing any other type of agenda, I end up
finding out that it's not so much what they're doing. I mean, they're just trying to figure out how to carry out the decree from the International Banking in hand, and it's not I mean, it's those are the people that might implement the thing. But where this originates is like we're over there, yeah right, yeah, And that's kind of why we want to be talking you and I so we can put the sort of the older history with this more modern contemporary that we've sort of uncovered. And so, yes, there
is a Jesuit angle to this. I'm not entirely well schooled in all of that. So he's a he's very well versed in what he's talking about.
What I was trying to say, but probably didn't say correctly. Was that me be One of the reasons why I didn't come across too much of that particular house of truth is because I kind of got the impression while I was doing research for the book that a lot of these pop up hubs if you will, hot zones net and GEO type type places, if it guess, like a mini NGO or whatever, these little exclusive clubs, they're filled with people that are agents for the ones who actually pull the levers and push the
buttons. So that's why I was saying, that's like, you know, they're the they're the end result of the decision makers, not the decision makers. And that's all. Yes, it was really just just a basic just conceptual point. Really, like to say that the CFR would be the Newroald Order of the Illuminati would be giving them too much credit. The international bankers that find and scout and and you know, put these people into the CFR.
They would be the ones the orchestrators of the new World Order. Some of that may have snuck by me, but I know that the involvement of the Catholic Church and the Vatican or deeply involved in the creation of the Paris Peace Conference using dialectics. So they're asking all of the belligerence of the war to get together and have a peace conference and end all war. And they suggest as the answer instead of material force of arms and bombs and tanks,
but rather an international order of diplomacy. So this is really where the idea of the League of Nations comes from, right, And that League of Nations was the dream of the Rothschilds, Is that right? Yeah? Yeah, And so that's the attempt to do it once before, but the Czar of Russia kind of shot it down. He was onto the plan, and that's why Russia got a you know, they got avenged, you know, avenged
them, right. Okay, well that makes sense because that was really an aspect to the Paris Peace Conference. It was important to them was really the elimination of the monarchies, because if you're going to go to an international order, you're going to have to get out of you know, all of these localized regional leaders, which is really what it was back then. You know,
a lot of kings and stuff. They were controlling smaller regions, and so they went to an idea of statism and so that expanded borders and made less leaders, and so then you know, by default we see now how they've made it a one world government. So you can see over two hundred years, you can see how this has developed even geographically. Have you read John Robeson's Proofs of a Conspiracy from seventeen ninety five? Is oh no,
all right. So he was tabs in his lodge to be part of the upper echelont, if you know what I mean, like the other guys, and he resisted, but he saw in the seventeen eighties like the change, like you saw the infiltration. And I'm not saying that the Freemasonic quarter was a wonderful, shiny, happy people before that, but the influx of when the Jesuits were disbanded in seventeen seventy three, they're what do you call it,
arch rivals, they're sworn enemies nemesis if you will. Were the Protestants and the and the Freemasons, and now they're hanging out in the same lodge together, which is messed up and makes no sense, makes your head split,
like what are you talking about? So he was showing he was discussing this, but he was talking about the War on the Princes, which is what you're talking about, Like you're talking about the monarchies, and this was like one of the biggest like I want to call the plank of the of the Illuminati was the end of superstition, which meant religion and the end of the princes and always talking about how they've done the people wrong, because what
they wanted the people to do is reject the only protection they have against them. So you shrug off your armor because it's itchy, right, you know, right. And so you know, we trace that Paris Piece Conference back to the First International, which was you know, Marx's and so we say, you know, really it's Marx's dream too. You mentioned the rothschilds, Well, this is really an idea that we see first sort of created by
Marx at the First International eighteen sixty four. And so we see a natural progression through all of these international meetings, through the Hague and all of these others that culminate in nineteen nineteen at the Parispiece Conference. And in that group you have you know, Zionists, but you have the Anglo American establishment, you got the American progressives, and they're all seemingly, you know, working
together to create a one World government. You know, their means may differ a little, but the ends is what they were all interested in, and so they could find common ground there. This is what we see. And so they just created all the borders in Central Europe, and you know in that area that's a very important geographical area for trade, Central Europe really where
the pale of settlement was earlier, the Lithuanian Polish border region. And so the Paris Peace Conference, they this group called the Inquiry that was started out of the House of Truth as well. Louis Brandeis was involved in the creation of it. But this is the origins of US foreign policy really, like Theodore Roosevelt was involved with the Spanish American War. But you know, the Paris Peace Conference is the first time that an American president traveled abroad. And
up until that point, America was non interventionalists and right they're pacifists. They didn't want to get it entangled in foreign foreign issues. So and so this nineteen twelve, nineteen eleven, they start moving in the House of Truth. This comes straight out of the Taft administration. So that is the son of the founder of Skull and Bones, Alfonso Taft, becomes president. The owner of the House of Truth is uh the leader of Indian affairs under his administration.
So all right, so does that does that tighten into the opium trade? Oh? Did you freeze? You froze? Uh? Oh, Well, having known that this happened on the other podcast, I'm guessing that this is a thing that happens to his internet. So what was I saying there? Did I just talk right out? Did you? Yeah? You froze up there? And I I remembered what happened on the other podcast, so I was like, I better be back. Uh. So where did I
leave off there? Uh? Taft? Uh? Then you said something about India and then I had started asking you if that had anything anything to do with the opium trade, going to oh, I don't know. So Robert Groven of Valentine was the owner of the House of Truth and he was the head of Indian Affairs under TAFT and so he leaves the Taft administration in nineteen eleven with Felix, Frankfurter and Dennison And so these are the first three residents
of House of Truth. So it's really created out of the skull and bones this place, right, And so Louis Brandies as an honored guest there the father of modern journalism, Walter Lippman. So we wonder where opinionated news comes from, and we all recognize how dysfunctional the media is today. Well, this is really you know, the legacy of Walter Lippman. Walter Lippman is considered maybe the first, it's the big new Brazinski, the first American foreign
policy influencer, so you know, the first Kissinger. This is really where the precedent has set the origins of this killing people from a good, safe distance. And it aligns also with the Anglo American establishment. And I would say that this all goes back to the opium trade, right imperialism. It's still just this modern rendition of it. So you're saying Walter lip L I P P N A N right, and the l ipp m A N N. Yeah. Walter Lippmann was born September twenty thirty, eighteen eighty nine.
Yeah, that's the person I was just reading about in relation to a couple other things when I was looking at there's a book that most people missed by Eusless Mullins called World Order. It's just called World Order. That's that's the whole name. But I mean it's it's tough to read a few times because a lot of it it's like family tree, not even so much failing tree, but just like the way things would be charted on a it's like this person is to that person is that. It's like, okay, can I
skip that? Well, I can skip that whole page and forget the whole paragraph because this is just words names to me. But when you get to the actual meat of it again, it's it's really good. And they were talking about him. They were talking about how the Rothschilds by proxy have been in the United States in America for quite a long time, but they were wise enough not to show themselves, so they work through agents and stuff like
that. So a lot of stuff that we don't even associate them being involved in, they're most heavily involved in. Yeah, Litman was really the first person that everybody trusted in the news. You know. He had the longest syndicated newspaper run and it was called Today and Tomorrow. Okay, so no mention of yesterday, so it's got a real progressive title to it. And
so it was almost sixty years. I think that's syndicated if you want to put up anything on the screen, you're welcome to just to the present and I'll yeah, I'm gonna yeah, I can put up the House of Truth actually, and we'll just sort of run through it because this is a key aspect to understand where it all began. So this is the landing page at bulletproofpub dot com. Can you see that in the Rise of the Expert series. Yep, okay, So we're looking for the House of Truth, the
Devil's agent in the House of Truth here right here. So this is the story of how progressivism got between you know, the Democrats and the Republicans and became the third party, and it's the third rail. Really. Yeah, I think after the I think after maybe even before Wilson, but I want to say at least as that as a pivotal point, Like after Wilson, there were so many infiltrators. There was no such there's no such animal as
there anything considered a free election at that point anymore. Yeah, And I would agree that this really began with Theodore Roosevelt, you know the yeah, yeah, yeah. The New Republic was created in nineteen fourteen, and it was really as a bullhorn to support Roosevelt in the nineteen twelve election, and so you know it was really meant to split the Republican vote and put Wilson
in power. And I was just going to say, for the first time in a long time, I haven't been able to click on this article, but it looks like we're having issues here today. Look at that, it's just completely blanked out. I've never seen it like that before under construction. So you see the the quote there by Felix Frankfurt or Frankfurter is really like the lieutenant or protegee or apprentice to Brandeis. Brandeis is a Supreme Court justice
up until nineteen thirty nine, we go a Frankest. But you know, of course they go into the monitor of Jew the Frankist. But the first time for both I would hope both the first time for Jew and for a
Francis to be a justice. Now that's enough right there, Daniel, to stop everybody in their tracks that US Supreme Court justice was also a follower of Frankism, you know, Sambatianism, right, And the simple fact that I think that's where we started getting the idea that a dual citizenry is Okay, right, Yes, this is the guy that really popularized it through his friendship of with Horace W. Kalin, and together those two really were the primary
founders of secret Zionist societies on the campus of Harvard, the Minora Society, the Perashime. Louis Brandeis founds the Harvard Law Review. Okay, so he's extremely influential. And Fank Felix, Frankfurter is really doing all of Brandeis's work once Brandeis becomes US Supreme Court Justice. And they admit this throughout their work. You see it repeat it over and over that Brandeis wanted to sort of be in the shadows a little because of his public persona and the fact that
he was sitting in the highest seats of American law. And so Felix is the guy he's called the kalk level, a Yiddish term for the cooking spoon. He's a real great organizer of people. And so at the Paris Peace Conference he had his toe in every delegation. And who yes, Baruk and these guys are all Phi beta kappa, barok Andy, Lippmann, taft Elahu Root Stimpson, They're all Phi beta kappa with honors, So those fraternities are a big deal that most people don't put a lot of onus on. Yeah.
I think it's almost a pejorative conspiracy theory if you were to just be in mainstream, that's what they're going to say, all Skull and Bones, here we go, this is just conspiracy theory. But no, we're actually showing that it's documented, historical fact. And there's a great good reason to be considering what we're saying here, because you know, Russell Sage is funding
all of their work. They're creating, they're writing books, publishing books, you know, called the New Democracy, the New Freedom, the New Nationalism, all in the same year nineteen thirteen, and it's funded largely by the Russell Sage Foundation. So that's the executive arm of Skull and Bones. Matt. Yeah, I went to college in Albany, and it's kind of funny
because Russell Sage is like the girls' school. Yeah, pretty sure that's what it was, but it's mostly a female But I think like what's his name, the dork that used to be on Saturday Life who has like the late night show, Jimmy Fallon, I think he went there. I think he went the age, right, yeah, so you know you can go there today, seventeen twenty seven, Nineteenth Street. It's a privately owned house in the row houses there and it was just up for sale within the last ten
years. It's sold again. So if anybody ever had aspirations getting in there to see the inside, which I would love to, we'll have to wait for the next host sale. So they're all Harvard law grads with honors Phi Beta Kappa. And here I show oh, I've got a picture. There's Robert Grosvenor Valentine and so him and Frederick Winslow Taylor are really the Taylor's the pioneer of scientific management. Okay, so he wrote this book here, the
Principles of Scientific Management. This book was translated into every language on earth. Trotsky Lenin Stalin Mao, who is also a Yale graduate at Peking University. Yes, human energy and efficiency, right, yes, yes, this is the scientific management of society and so this is a huge aspect to all of it. And you can see on the cover and Boston there nice and discreetly as a fascies. Yeah. Okay, going down the certain looked like a key to me, but it's not huh, Yeah, No, that's a
fascies. You'll see the sticks in the yeah bindings and they acts at the top, and so one would have to wonder why there's a fascies on that. Right, This is really the the perfection of human labor is in this book. You know, the best way to shovel dirt, the best way
to do nearly everything was study through here. So just I didn't say this when I was in the discussion with him today, but you know, all symbols have been corrupted by those who have co opted them, right, because you don't really have to say that a fascies would technically be something bad, but I need only the people who intend something bad utilize it as a symbol. Because the idea of things standing together tightly making it harder to bring It's
like solidarity, unity. These are all good qualities of like teamwork and community. But that's not what they mean by it. That's not what the Romans used it for, you know what I mean. So the concept would be good, and I'm sure maybe at one point somebody who wasn't a complete psychotic maniac may have also used the fascies in a positive way, but it would be corrupted and tainted. Now, you know, just like I bet it probably wouldn't go over well if you had a tiny mustache. Not that a
tiny mustache on its own is bad, you know what I mean? Yeah, and that's who the Chosen would like to have as a book for their slaves, right, sure, sure, and so we'll get most out of them now. Louis Brandei's coined the term scientific management. He actually popularized Frederick Winslow Taylor before you know, some of these famous precedents setting court cases that
Brandeis was the attorney for. Nobody knew who Frederick Winslow Taylor was really because you brought up in your in your previous that this is the beginning of what
we're seeing now with transhumanism being the final stage of all this. Yeah, this is perfect because they went to the point where, now you know, the efficiency thing ran its way, the Industrial revolution went, you know, it brought it to a different focus maybe in each succeeding because they call it the fourth Industrial Revolution now, right, yes, exactly, each time they're stepping a little bit further and further away from human uh yep, human hands,
to the point where now they've got to figure out what to do with us, because they don't need us anymore and they don't want us anymore. And you and I live in an incredible time to have now be able to see with one hundred years of hindsight what the issues are and also be able to cast final judgment upon them. And so it's really important for people to know this, especially right now with what's going on at the universities with the
Palestine protests. It's so brand diversity. Daniel was the first private university to ban pro Palestinian protests. Oh well, that's right. So Taylorism. Peter Jennings called on an ABC News expose that he did on Taylorism, the most influentialism of the twentieth century looks with vegetable influentialism, right, yeah, since the humor every once in a while. Yeah. So in American magazine they named Robert grovenor Valentine, who's the owner of House of Truth, the first
expert in industrial relations. So this is the bringing together of capital and labor. And they used what was a burgeoning technology then called industrial relations and scientific management. So uh, and there was there was great upheaval unrest. Opposition rose against this movement out of the labor movement because you know, people didn't want to be scientifically managed that you know, we know what that feels like to be micromanaged today, or you know, we know the role of the
middle manager often can be more problematic than helpful. And so yes, the two main pillars of progressivism is efficiency and preparedness. So yep, straight out of the efficiency movement comes to technocracy. And so today, you know, we saw those two to one event twoh one scenario plannings that they were doing prior to COVID, and in those in that literature they use the word preparedness like twenty something times. So you can see that nothing's changed because nobody's really
caught drift of what's going on here, you know. And it's so funny, like it's almost as if they've done this all before, like literally like done this all before, or they've had a time machine to know what to do to make everything work for them and fall in their favor every goddamn time. You would say, if this was like a natural thing that eventually, every once in a while it would fall in our favor, you know, lose you we lost them, all right, He'll be back. Nope,
Okay, there you are, We're back now, Yes, sir. So these are the things that we put up with. I'm not sure if that's
just my internet. Oh So, what I was saying is it's almost as if they have either gone through all this before, meaning like I don't know, like this this is like the second third time around, knowing we're going through it the first time, or they have kind of like you know, time machine, because it's like they know exactly what to do at what time to get to this point one hundred years solid of just getting nailing it every
time, knowing how to manage the human beings in the process. Yeah, because I guess if you create the money system, you can make mistakes and nobody even notices because there's something they can do about it if they if they do catch onto what you're doing, they to do right. So Yeah, and you know, Norbert Wiener is the founder of cybernetics. He coins that
term, and his father's involved in this World War one. Yeah, so his father is there a generation prior to his son coming along and creating cybernetics, and he's involved with this group called the Inquiry that's you know, first directed by brown Eyes that becomes a Council on Foreign Relations. So I don't mean to interrupt rate in the middle, but I just thought i'd announce that on Amazon alone, we have done one hundred and ninety three books this month,
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politicians by lobbyists. Yeah, and that's where Mullen says that if you a lot of people will say that the new rul order is being controlled here by the CFR, and he says, this is just a that's just a hub, yep, because in all reality, this has all come from the city of London. It's all coming from these banks and all their holdings in all these other companies. And you know, now you could add in black Rock because Black Rocks basically a pet creation of the Ross Child's. I mean,
it's it's all Zionists. Everything about it. Every single one of those elements are Zionist, right, And so we're just we're not claiming that these people are the you know, the top of the top, and they're the ones that are the deal. I wasn't saying that for sure. I'm just saying it's I just find it interesting that Mullin's the saying step back a little bit if you don't want to, if you really want to catch the rat by the tail or whatever. Yeah, it's a little short sighted to blame everything
on organizations like you know, the CFR. So society's got a big hand in it people exactly. But you know there's there are people behind all of this much higher that you know we're thinking is the literal illuminati. We're seeing brand Eyes coming from brand Eyes on the elb just north of Prague in Bohemia. We're seeing they absolutely devastated Germany by the way yea during the war.
Yeah. So we've got the the father of modern journalism and the first Jewish, Frankas sabatinan US Supreme Court justice, all hanging out at the House of Truth with Felix Frankfurter, who eventually becomes the US Supreme Court justice. And two there are two ten years as Supreme Court justices. Brandeis and Frankfurter overlapped by one year, so their bookends. So they actually have control through the
Harvard Law School for about forty or fifty years. So they're actually controlling what the next generation and the generation after are going to think and say and do. When you get into land grants and stuff like that, you understand how
these universities were set up for this very control too. Yeah, And that is pretty interesting, and that goes back to the seventeen hundreds and the enlightened absolutists and their attempts through the Prussian Reformation to really use statistics and factual information like censuses of society to sort of understand and what the mass of people is and how they think we can go back to gustain Gustav Lebon the crowd,
and so they were analyzing the crowd and understanding how to influence them. The best way this comes from the German historical school intellectuals of early eighteen hundreds, late seventeen hundreds, and they're all involved in making Prussia a strong state after
the defeat of Napoleon. After they were defeated by Napoleon. You know, you you actually got me really interested and curious and started doing some research about what the heck is going out with Prussia, And I like, what is making this such a hot advise it such a hub of activity and people coming from that area and then going back there to be educated. And I do think it has a lot to do with Austria in a sense, and it's
not the same place. I get it, But you know, you have this, you have this whole Poland thing that's got a string few to it because you have the Sabotines working through there. There's all kinds of stuff that I just have to piece them together. But Prussia is another one of those pieces of the puzzle for sure. Yep. And surprisingly Sweden. You know, Sweden actually part of their territory involved the northern shore of Europe. There
they weren't just always on on where they are geographically. They actually possessed some of the area of modern day Germany. And so you know this, Yeah, we kind of go over that indirectly with the Orlando book. The the Finns and the Swedes and all that, and how they were of the same people, but it's not quite really and you know, intermingled and all that stuff, and how yeah, sometimes friends, sometimes foe. Sometimes the Danes
were friendly, sometimes they weren't. All this stuff it's but it's they all have. They're all either very close cousins or they are brother and sister if they didn't go too much astray from one another. There also comes from Sweden. And that's as far as we've gone back, just to sort of chase some of these avenues that we wanted to. We've found that it goes back to these people called the enlightened absolutists, and they wanted to have a government
that a society governed by the technical or scientific expert. And I think, I think when you go to like when you look at u Zinzendorf and Swedenborg himself and these other people who kind of were at the foreground of the evangelical Christian and all the other stuff, that's going to play right into the whole dispensationalism thing too. I want to send you a book when we're done. It's called Transhumanism, The History of a Dangerous Idea. Hey, that reminds
me I have to send an email by David Livingstone. I don't agree with his depiction of Germans in World War Two, but the rest of the book is pretty solid cool so I was and that to you for sure. I'd love to read that. So it says there Valentine had succeeded in creating a new business of industrial counseling and in establishing himself as one of the nation's foremost labor relations experts. So you can see they're trying to get labor under control.
And in those days, you know, a lot of people lived on their own land and they created their own wealth, right, and that's what they're going to keep pilpabul off of right, because that made you independent. You weren't working as a as a as a cognitive machine. And this whole
this was the whole kind of types of mind control. Because when you also brought up the labor unions prior, I thought about that too, because he's so right, like you're you're kind of like like they're they're orchestrating everything around being a worker, you know, and it's not ever never, never, once, you know, interjecting the whole concept that you can just go off and be a homesteader, you know, right, and don't do that, get off the land, and then as far back as then, get off
the land, get into the city, industrialize. Yeah, we're seeing that, you know today still. I mean actually we were seeing a push going back to the homestead. A lot of people are going back to more simpler ways of living, trying to get off grid and all of these things because they recognize what's going on. And so you can imagine the wars that were
happening right the Ludlow massacre. This is where the National Guard. We talk about National Guard being brought onto the university campuses, you know today and yesterday, well Rockefellers brought them in nineteen fourteen to settle, you know, labor wars in Colorado, and they opened fire on the workers, their wives, and their children, killing a bunch of people, setting fires to their tents.
You know, these things were going on. You had the Triangle shirtwaist fire where they'd locked all the doors and the women left to their deaths. You know, these are horrific situations. Factory or something, right, wasn't there something like that? What was it like a pencil factory? I know the women they were taking cigarette breaks just like that, and that was the excuse for them to lock them all inside. Yeah, And that was the
Triangle shirtwaist fire. And then the Cloakmakers was another strike that had happened nineteen ten nineteen twelve, and through the protocol apiece that Brandeis had authored and created, this was kind of the meeting between capital and labor. Now, if you go and watch the movie in Metropolis, that is exactly what this is all about. And there's a scene there where he hasn't a hallucination, this
character that kind of reminds me of brand Eyze. He has an hallucination in which the giant machine becomes Moloch and all the workers just start marching up the stairs into this fiery burning machine and it says on the screen, Moloch Moloch. And this is before there was speaking in movies. I was a bit of a super fan of that movie for a long time back oh Man, over twenty years ago, when I was studying film and I wanted to be a director. That was one of the movies that really stuck with me.
I found the original not so much original cut, because I think there was like over an hour cut out of that movie at one point, and Rechtill and more of the directors, you know. And I said the wrong name. I said, you'll hear it in a second, but yeah, it's Fritz Lang. I don't know, my brain just it knew what it meant. But I said the wrong name. And yeah, at least he was able to correct me. And as far as the David Livingstone thing, yeah,
fast tones. If you look in my history on Rumble, I did multiple videos bringing up specific different parts, like there's one about Elisa Crowley and Frankism that one talks about it a lot, Hey Karen, what's up. And there's lots of other stuff throughout that area. So if you find that one video before and after, you should find a bunch of videos about transhumanism. Or if you just type in Daniel you know, I'm sorry, not
Daniel Ballbusters in the search for Rumble not Now. While you're watching the show and the word transhumanism, you'll find all the videos that had those had that topic in it. Such a great movie, it's incredible. So friends, list right or something like that. So I guts, say, Fritz Lang, see what I mean. I made a mistake. Fritz Lang. Yeah. And so this is the exiles and this you know, once you start going into the history of Metropolis, Fritz Lang and all of these exiles,
you start to see that they infiltrated Hollywood through film noir and horror. They introduced all of this antinomial, anti moral and unethical storylines and plot lines of cheating on your husband or your wife, or murder, bank robbery, all of these things. And they established what was called the Hayes Code h A Y S. And this it was born on the the uprising once again of the people the moviegoer. They were upset at some of the storylines that they
were watching. Up until this point, American movies weren't like this, and so in our research there we went and watched a lot of film noir and it's basically the same plot line, and it's all meant as a demoralization program
against America movie goers. And if you look at the movies that are coming out right now, I can't believe how many people are going to see The Civil War or you know, this movie of cannibalism Love Story where it's like the Woody Harrelson movie from the nineties that we were really a lot of people were just kind of shocked by. Now we're seeing the same kind of story, but they're cannibals. So we're just getting into some completely absurd, degenerate
storylines that can has no place in our society. Or but they wanted to
have a place in society, don't they. So they're going to start interjecting it and slowly boiling the water on that type of stuff too, and conditioning the people for it not to be so you know, it's going to be more predictive programming, as they say, but also in a different way, it's more like accepted because it's all over, like they saturate the environment with these weird things and Yeah, why do you think think this big push for
pedophilia and calling it you know, mindor attracted and all this other crap, because it wants to change the culture in a very negative, discussing, horrible, horrific, predatorial way. Community. Yet there it is, and that's that's one of the things that you know, one of the emphasis was on with the communism was to make the art ugly. I mean, I can you look at corporate art to see like it's just nonsensical, but making the
art ugly, uninspirational and like you said, demoralizing, yep. And so in nineteen thirteen they had the Armory Shows that went to New York, Chicago and somewhere else. There was three three stops in America. And this was the introduction of German Expressionism French expressionist art into America. So again there was another uprising against this because it was it was considered once again immoral to be
looking at these pictures that you know were creating. And so you know that Armory Show was established by gouts On Borglum, the sculptor of Mount Rushmore. And guess where he hung out a lot, but the House of Truth and Mount Rushmore was Apparently, according to Jesuit Georgetown Professor of History here Brad Snyder was drawn up on the dining room table at the House of Truth, as was this whole idea of changing the definition of liberalism, the creation of progressivism
invertedly named House of Truth. Yes, conversions is everything with these people, yep. And so Valentine brandeis Frankfurter. They all communicate with Taylor. He published his Principles of Scientific Management. Coincidentally in the same year they all moved into the House of Truth nineteen eleven. It's okay, well, yeah, that's what I call it. A flophouse for Harbard Lograd. You know,
it's it's quite incredible. So brandeis there, i say, coins the scientific management and introduces Taylor's idea to the world through all of these high profile cases against the railroad companies and large trusts. And so here's probably where we want to mention that, you know, a lot of this trust busting and muck raking came from Theodore Roosevelt and it was all controlled opposition because Ida Tarbell wrote a I think it was like a three or four Rockefeller stronger. Yeah,
long run, ye. And so she's she's doing this three or four part series on Rockefeller in one of these old progressive magazines, McClure's, and so it they get involved in these trials of the trusts and they successfully break up Standard Oil. Yet when you look around today and they're under a different name, Standard Oil is so so they also own BP, Exxon, Chevron,
all of those. It's no longer Standard Oil. He's you know, kind of diversified and created a multiple companies to create the illusion of competition, right, but they did nothing but you know, empower Rockefellers. It's much like they do with everything else. Is if there is an opposite, if there isn't opposition to something that they're doing, they will create the opposition themselves and
head it because that way you control the argument. And if other people are just watching as spectators throughout life, they're going to think that it's already it's already being handled, it's all taken care of. Don't need to do anything about it. No reason to rise up to sit in your chair, trust the plan, sit on your hands. Yep. Exactly. So here we see stated I have rarely seen a new movement started with such great momentum as
you have given this one. You can look at this veres. I got eleven and twelve there, it's that you can see at the bottom here. I've got a bunch of sources. So eleven and twelve that's, you know, letters from Frank Frederick Winslow Taylor to Louis Brandeye. So those and we have those in our in my file folders. Anybody ever wants them, I can show them to you. We do provide a lot of this stuff at
bulletproofpub dot com in the library source material. It's cool and so I mean yeah, especially when you get into areas that have been omitted or ignored on purpose for so long that when we bring it up and it doesn't sound like something that people have already heard, it doesn't resonate with them because they're so far from truth that they don't even know what truth is anymore. And if you say anything different, it's like, how do you get that? Didn't
you read my indoctrination book in college? You know, right, it wasn't in there. What are you talking about? You must be out of your mind. Yeah, So we try to show the evidences and proofs and source material that has led us to these conclusions. So that you know, if anybody's incredulous to it, I asked them to consider, you know what, it's going to be a skeptic. But it's also important to be able to use discernment, and once you are presented with the truth and you can verify
it, to still not be in denial, you know exactly. Discernment is a great word to use. Here is that we were so bred to think binarily, or in two ways, in extremes, right and wrong, left and right, good and bad, good and evil. Yet there are all kinds of other options. And when you live in a world like that, which a lot of people do, especially television watchers, you are caught within the horns of a false dilemma because there is always more options than just two.
Yeah, not to say, Nick is probably the reason why I even get guests on the show, because I do not watch anything. I don't watch TV, you know what I mean. If I come across something, somebody shared it with me and then I'll start watching. They were listening to a little work while I'm working or something like that. So yeah, I'm with you. I do the same thing. We watch very little television. I'm Canadians, so we are watching a little bit of hockey these days,
that's yeah, come on. So, but that's on our time. You know, we do a lot of work during the day, and we actually use that as a release, just to sort of brain from up New York. So I'm familiar with hockey team. My brother played played hockey and he's ten years younger than me too, So we oh, right, a hockey family. Yeah. Yeah, So you know, we see the commercials and man, do they jump out at us. I can't even handle and yeah, so we mute it and oftentimes we'll just you know, close the screen
off until the commercials come back. And so, I mean there was a time when I watched you know, Twiglight Zone on you know, Netflix or something like that or something, just because it cuts out the commercial stuff. But after a while doing that, I just get bad vibe from just looking at the screen. Yeah, I hear you. So one of the other residents of this place was Herbert Crowley. You can see his name mentioned there. I don't think he's a relation to Alis, at least it's not.
Yeah, I mean, there could be. I won't say that there isn't for sure. I mean, we see changing of names from you know, slight changes of spelling and whatever, but I don't think so at this point. And oddly enough, Crowley's family was in the Plymouth actually the Exclusive Brethren. Yes, yeah, and everything, and that that ry back to the people that converted with Jacob Frank into Cathosism Christian and I learned that from you
from watching a couple of year shows there. That's pretty mind blowing. And that when I send you that book, you'll have the receipts for that too. Okay. Yeah, So progressive ism more specifically known as the efficiency movement and preparedness movement. We mentioned that Herbert Crowley wrote what many consider to be the progressive manifest though, the Promise of American Life. I just think about
that title, so, so you know, that's nineteen oh nine. Theodore Roosevelt advertises in all of these old magazines, McClure's, the American Magazine. These are all progressive magazines by the way they promote Herbert Crowley. And he's really considered today one of the primary fathers of progressivism, mainly because he wrote the progressive manifesto, the Promise of American Life. Now, what is the promise of American life? In that book he states that it is a large
government governed by the scientific expert. So here's what I have a question for, Like, it was not like TV was in every household back then. It's how the heck did people go such so far in the other direction from their principles of an American society that in that period of time, Like, why would they have even accepted someone who has an American president with progressive ideas?
Well, it doesn't make a lot of well some of them, what was going on, Well, it's directly from the dialectic of the industrial Revolution, this is what they say, because there is so much disparity in wealth, and you know, they were a lot of these guys were down in the tenements of New York and witnessing a lot of the poor and needy and you know, the just the dysfunctional lifestyles that were going on down there.
And so they used this as a catalyst, like a dialectic that you know, because of what the Industrial Revolution is creating, we're going to therefore try to radically reform society. Now that's you know, there was a lot of uprising even you know, when Brandeis was elected or nominated to be a US Supreme Court justice. It took almost six months for him to be confirmed because
there was so many people that were upset about it. Now they say that it's it was anti semitism, or that he was a radical social reformer, but I think a lot of people may have known that he had a frankest background. I'm not entirely sure, but there was definitely an a resistance towards
Brandei's being confirmed as a US Supreme Court justice. Yeah, and it almost makes you wonder too, because it makes it seem like they're just it's like they're having a conversation outside of what everybody else is thinking, but they just keep pushing it ahead as if it's somehow like it's like almost like acting until everybody else falls into line. Yeah, I mean it's like they just it doesn't They don't care if they're shoving it down your throat or not, because
eventually that's all you're going to have. So yeah, and that's that's that's very emblematic of what's happening today with climate global warming, which has now become climate change. And I think a lot of people, especially your viewers and listeners, we're gonna are going to understand what it is to try to say something in opposition to the official narrative. It is like what you just described
in that it's almost like they're not even listening. They're saying, no, no, no. The future that we have in mind is perfect and we're going to get there. Don't necessarily have any issues with the means and methods of how we get there. And this is really August Coompty's positivism. So we get into the philosophy of law in part nine or seven, I can't remember now, but that's really where it all comes from. This greater good
being a good utility to society. This is really born out of Jeremy Bentham. And you know, we start talking about evolution, Darwin's evolution as a necessary aspect to all of this, so that we start with believe that the human being is supposed to always be evolving and getting better. And that was a huge part of this whole plan, and that's why it wasn't really based on science, So it was based on control and manipulation more than anything like
that. Observations would make you lead might lead you to believe in some of the the you know, the aspects of Darwinism. But when you see how it was operated, how it was manipulated as a tool, as a weapon. I mean, this is what you get into Eugenics's where you get into transhumanism. That's all stemming from Darwinism. Yeah, sorry, go ahead, no, go ahead, that's that was it, Okay, So it's a it's still considered a theory, right after all of these years. It's the
theory of evolution. And so what comes out of there but Herbert Spencer's social Darwinism survival of the fittest, so the like like Kinsey who's a zoologist applying what he had learned from insects and animals to human beings. They're doing the same there. So you know, even Coompty admitted that prior to using positivism, his positivism, they had to establish Darwinism first as this underlying foundational thought
that human beings are innately always moving forward and progressing. And also it takes God out of the equation as great an aspect. Soon now you don't have a spirit body, you don't have any of these other things. You're just a bag of chemicals that gets in the l pathy that way too. It's all kinds of ways that it dumbs down the creation so that they can then implement their own ideas as to what to replace it with. Yeah, and who steps into the place of God but the scientific expert. Right, it's
really what happened. And you know, they took this liberal arts education out of our common education, you know, generally in the eighteen hundreds, prior to the educational social reform that happened there from Prussia as well, they were teaching everybody Latin and Greek, and kids were growing up learning the classics, the stories of Homer and all of these things. So it allowed children to
start seeing in abstract in conceptual ways to understand larger ideas. And then the liberal arts itself, grammar, logic rhetoric helped us to read and write, then to ask logical questions like who, what, why, where when chain reasoning together to say, okay, well if this guy was doing that and that guy's over there doing this, well then that means that this So they
don't they don't want us, you know, making the connection. So you can see that they deliberately, as John Taylor Gatto and Charlotte Izzerbert said, they were deliberately dumbing down America because they needed to create a gray area in which then the scientific expert could take over. It's almost like when the Bibles were only printed in Latin. You know, it didn't matter if you had one in your possession, they'd still kill you for it, but it didn't
matter anyway because you couldn't read it right now. And now it's like, well, just take the take the language out of the out of the school, so they can't figure out what we're doing when we talk about log when we talk about yeah, you know, and look at today, it's much the same way. I mean, we talk to people all the time on social media and in our personal lives in which people just are not getting what's going on. And generally those are television watchers. And so what was the
television designed to do but completely indoctrinate us? Walter Littmann, the father of modern journalism. In the House of Truth, he says that you know, the news and the truth are not the same thing, and he wanted to create intelligence bureaus led by the entering wedge is the terms that he used in
Public Opinion nineteen twenty one. And what is that but the scientific expert so you can see that they're using the scientific expert as an entering wedge between us and our labor us and our source us in information, us and knowledge, us and ourselves, just like they are today removing money through COVID. And you know, free market was blamed for the Great Depression, and so you know, we even have today people blaming capitalism when really what they should be
blaming is monopoly capitalism and who created that? But you know JP Morgan back in the day, they called it Morganization, deliberate manipulation by roth Chyldes agents right for sure, to get to to get to a crisis to where that
you could then blame the exact opposite for the problem. Yep. And that's why I involve the Vatican and the Pope there, because it is the notes to all belligerent participants of the war in which he states we need to you know, get away from this material force of arms and the bloodiness of war.
Because the Great War really scared the shit out of everybody. You know, it was just horrific and it was the first real images of war being you know, translated back to America, and so people were seeing these images and totally horrified by it. Well, what does that create but a dialectic problem reaction solution. And so the Paris Peace Conference was supposed to end all war, right, it was supposed to make the world safe for democracy,
and here we are one hundred years later and it's done. Neither think I mean, they had to know that you can't completely destroy a country like Germany. You chop it all up and then make it it indentured to know they weren't even trying to get into the war. They were, and then and then put all the blame of the war on them, and I expect something
that happened within twenty years, you know. Yeah, and that was all established by what you know, the Britain and involvement in World War One nineteen fourteen was really inspired by the Bryce Report, and we go over that in the future perfect articles. And you know, the Bryce Report today is considered by any historian as total propaganda. So you think about that, one hundred years ago, something that we consider today propaganda was really the impetus to killing
millions and millions of people. James Bryce is a close friend of all of these guys, and so he was serving his role in creating British involvement in the war. And I think that, you know, American involvements just a quid pro quo between the Zionist movement. You know, they wanted to have their Jewish homeland, and you can see that there was some manipulation there with
the British government being a mandate and all of that. And people have to understand, even before our own bankrupts see in nineteen thirty three, the fact that a bank or ahead of the bank can promise and successfully promise to any country our involvement in the war, and not just our involvement in a war, but on their side, they would have to own us, quite literally own us in order to have that be true. Yeah, it would just be a matter of selling it to the people at that point. Yeah,
And Bernard Brooke was essential. Right. So when we talk about the military industrial complex in the nineteen thirties or even sixties, I think Eisenhower in his farewell address that was nineteen sixty one, is the first time we ever hear the term military industrial complex. But Bernard Brooke in nineteen seventeen becomes the chairman of the War Industry's Board. This is where he brings private companies together with
the government to start manufacturing war material. This is really how a lot of the railway was created all around America was to go into the mountains and get all, you know, the raw materials needed to create steel and all of that. Especially Herman brothers were happy about that. Yeah. Right, And these guys are all involved. Harriman is a Phibata Kapa two, So there might be something to that whole fraternity thing. Yeah, you think. And
William and Mary College, Harvard and Yale existed before America. That blew my mind finding that hundred Yeah, long before America was created, there was Harvard. So that's a corporation too. You know, these universities are corporations. They have no real interest in education. It's it's you know, a lot of the early it's like a private prison. Yeah. Like like Isaiah Bowman, he was the head of the Inquiry. He's really what I call the
real life Indiana Jones. And he went to South America and started plotting mapping and you know, marking out all of South America, everything south of the real Grand And so this is the establishment of you know, the first mapping of the world. So you want to talk surveillance and all of those things.
I think these are the very rudimentary beginnings of it. They wanted to have the whole world mapped in a one to one million ratio so that you could see all of the bays and all of the geographical details and how to enter into cities or countries or regions successfully. And he's a founding lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations, so you can see that this has been the intent of the And he's totally sponsored by Yale Corporation and Harvard Corporation because
he's a double Master of Arts at both. So they go down there and Isaiah Bowman meets you know, Indians, South American Indians that had never seen a white person before, and they're using you know, spears and bow and arrows to hunt. And Isaiah Bowman finishes his his as president of Johns Hopkins University overseeing the Manhattan Project. Yeah. So it's it's incredible, you know,
the amount of fake science has come out of John Hopkins. Yeah, then of BS and yet you know that's the whole trust of science arguments through most of COVID was well John Hopkins said, yeah, okay, yeah, you can see Johns Hopkins still is us is being used as an effective tool,
and it's one of the first research universities. It's a key node landing place for all of these guys that went over to Prussia to learn this specialized social science and brought it back to America and the University of Chicago and JHU are the two main universities in which they land. So here's a picture of the cover of the Promise of American Life by Herbert Crohley, more modern one that's edited by s Lessinger. So you could see that there's an ominous continuity
flowing through all of it. The same you know, we start getting in a penac the project for a New American Century and autonomous not just autonomous drones and airplanes, but autonomous aircraft carriers. So it's like we're going towards T two and it's all established over one hundred years ago, you know, the
very beginnings of it. Yeah, so it makes me wonder, man, it really does make you wonder, Like it's like the plan was too mapped out and they're just accelerating because I mean, the the amount of progress if you will, you know, to use that word, but you know, if we're talking about, you know, technology in the last two hundred years has been breakneck speed when in relation to the rest of you know, man's history, or at least that's what we're supposed to believe, you know,
post cataclysm or whatever. And it just makes you wonder, like, why have they had been holding onto this and for how long? And now are they just now trying to bring everybody up to speed because they're doing something that's going to be pretty devastating, and they need to make it look like it's something that's acceptably on the level with this type of reality and not something completely
out of whack, you know. Yeah, And I think, you know, presenting this to people through the lens of progressivism, we can find a lot of common ground because you know, the advancement of technology at this breakneck speed that you're talking about is evidenced by everybody in the world, and you know, a lot of people, no matter what side of the aisle you find yourself on, do have major issues with progressivism and this sort of blind
advancement of technology, you know, in spite of human safety measures or any of these things that you know, like the Hadron collider, and you know, they take these giant risks to advance technology, and a lot of liberals and conservatives, no matter what who you're voting for, have an issue with all of this. So this is what I found was so interesting about our work that we can actually find common ground with with groups of people that are
actually fighting and there's conflict between them. Yeah, you know, it's actually really funny too that. I mean, when you get into reading as much as you know you probably have I'm sure. I mean, a lot of this stuff like you wouldn't even have thought had a connection to it, to one thing to the other, but when you get it, it has like
a common ring to it. You're like, oh my god, really, like how deep is this because it's like this is from way over here, this is the way up there, Like oh my god, this is all
coming together now. It's like there's so much out there that we do not listen to pay attention or no because on purpose, I guess mostly, But I mean just an example, I mean, when you were looking at that book World Order, and I'm not saying it's the greatest book in the world or anything, but it is a useless Mullen's book, and he's made quite a lot of really interesting ones. The intricate planning that you see, and the fact that it's like the hydro tentacles have been here. The only thing
that was one hiccup at all was Andrew Jackson. It seems like if that was even not manipulated, you know. And I don't think he was manipulated. I mean, I don't think he was part of the plan. But I think they're really good at making you know, failing upward like whatever whatever happens, they have a way of like finding the angle to make them prosper no matter what it is. Yeah, and Louis brandeis his uncle who was
a Zionist, was in he was inside Lincoln's administration. And that's Lewis Neatally Dembits, and this is the guy that Louis changes his middle name from David to Dembits in honor of. So. Yeah, and you know, when we talk about all of these seemingly disparate aspects of our life all being controlled,
it's it's really you know, all this. Huxley stated that if they were going to do this, because I think the Brave New World is sort of a blueprint for all of this, he was an important aspect there's a university group that he was with, and these guys are all bisexuals and Huxley, uh he subscribed all the Illuminati and most Freemasons, Is that right? Fun? Yeah, there's I mean when you go into Oto and stuff like that, there's an actual uh there's an actual but sex degree called the eleventh
get out of here. Yeah, that's the regular. That's when you learned the side of my magic put on in there, right? And that makes sense because you know Huxley, uh bertrand Russell, these guys were members of the Cambridge Apostles, the secret society that they were in, and they're all social engineers. Well Man laws and it will state that that was a totally
bisexual situation going on there. We know that Huxley was bisexual. He was having sex with Christopher isher Would and you know they were in Berlin and the Fall of Berlin meeting with Alistair Crowley. Now that is an avenue I'd love
to get into once the farm season is over. I want to know what Huxley, Crowley and christopherisher Would were doing, you know, in nineteen thirty three Berlin just as it was falling, because just as the Weimar republic was being crushed and was what was there was debauchery there before this, yeahcause it was this looks like you know, this, what's going on in our western
society today, I've said, looks a lot like Weimar. And there was one hundred thousand prostitutes in Berlin. Children went, yep, all kinds of debauchery, degeneracy, demoralization was happening there. And you know, all of these exiles, their books and movies were burned famously. That was, Yeah, that wasn't even a reflection. So people understand on Germans in Germany. That was as a result of the people who were not Germans or German or
upont of Germany moving in after the Versailles Treaty to ruin the place. Yeah, and I'm not I'm certainly not advocating Hitler because he was a national socialist and there was a lot of bad things that he did there. But he burned the books of H. G. Wells and all this Huxley too, yeah, and all then a pornography, right, yeah, yeah, all the smut that they put in our schools now about you know, a dad's boyfriend and shit like that, you know. Yeah, and many people don't
know that. They think that Hitler was the one that brought German expressionist art into Germany to destroy it when it was actually exactly opposite. That's documented historical fact. So we'll share a screen again here and let me drive it down second. See you. So, Walter Litman was the house's youngest resident, arriving less than two years removed from graduating Bachelor of Arts Phi Beta Kappa,
Harvard Law, nineteen oh nine. Litman's early life included, including his early years that the house, were defined by his socialist friendships and his associates, associations with radical groups like the New York Socialist Party, the Greenwich Village Social Clubs. This is where the political swans were happening. There's a direct connection between those political slans and the people that were running it with Huxley in la
generation later or so, he's involved with the socialist paper Boston Common. In nineteen fourteen, he's living at the house with Frankfurter and Herbert Crowley and you know, advocating progressive, progressive ideals, and you know Walter Wills there too. Together they found the American Progressive Rag the New Republic, and so that project was supported financially by Dorothy Payne Whitney House of Morgan, Skull and Bones
Fabian Society. They're creating the new Republic that still exists today advocates for people Obama, Hillary Clinton. That's why I think it's so funny whenever it's the inversion and the projection, right, the people who are absolutely one hundred percent guilty of the things that they're accusing other people of, like calling people fascists when you're imposing your will upon other people based on your beliefs in calling other
people fascists. Yeah, that's hilarious. Yeah, well you think about it, it's effective because if they call you a fascist first, you can't really say no, you are, and expect people think that's a strong argument. Right, that's an exact way logical fallacy. No, you're the fascist sounds you know, sandbox childish. Right. So Curley described the proposed publication that
being the New Republic is radically progressive. Litmann stated of it, we shall be socialistic in direction, but not in method, in phrase, or allegiance. If there's any word to cover our ideal, I suppose it is humanist. Now that connects directly to the humanist Manifesto, and people like Dewey, Charles Beard and all of these other progressive fathers that are influencing you know,
other aspects of society. And that was the point I wanted to make about Huxley, is that he stated that, you know, if we were going to infiltrate society, we had to do it in all aspects of our society at the same time. So religion, our intellectual world, military, you know, social our families, a movement of progress, not just one thing
being yeah at the same time. Yeah, yep. And so when when you look at the Changing Image as a man of study that they did in the sixties and seventies, you can see that they are directly citing both Huxley brothers. And that's funny that they had to first implement the idea of the of the the expert, where they can start making fake science exactly to to push their see, these are the results of our study. Yes, come on now, yeah, And so we know that inductive reasoning is inferior to
deductive reasoning. And so that's what they're doing. They're creating. They have something in mind, and then they're going to work the science to get there. Whereas the more proper way to do it is to just follow the information empirically deductively, and you end up wherever you end up. Right, you're not imposing any prejudice, filters, or biases on the research. You're just
observing and looking to be able to repeat it. Yeah, and then when you talk about humanism that I'm assuming would be associated with secular humanism, which would be going right back again to man is God, he can become God. Yes, we're going to become We're going to become God because we're going to become immortal with our science, science, science, progress, progress, transhumanism blah blah blah. Yes, straight out of the mystery schools and freemasonic
latris as well. Well, that's beautiful because that's exactly what's happened there. So, Although a central mainstream argument surrounding Littmann's professional legacy is whether a journalist is close to his sources, as Litman could abstain from the seduction of privilege himself. This is one of the the arguments that the historians have of Lipman. Was he an insider or an outsider? Well, we blow the doors off of it. He was born inside. You know, history proves this
argument to be irrelevant and that Litman's succumbed to his temptation. At birth. Born to an affluent Jewish family, Walter was quickly immersed in New York's upper high society, attending Sax School for Boys. Yes that Sacks, Okay, that is what's the bank Golden Yeah, Goldman Sachs. That is the school that he went to, founded by Julian Sachs of Golden Yeah, right there,
of Goldman Sachs banking fame. Ronald Steele, who is the official biographer of Walter Lippmann, states that virtually everyone he knew was wealthy, Jewish and of German background. Lippman and his friends thought of themselves as part of a cultural and social elite. So he's being groomed to be the political philosopher, you know, the Walter Littman is the first Walter Cronkite. What what what? What? What did Walter say today? Honey? This is what was
said back then. And so that you know, he had great influence over people, and so that he was groomed in Harvard to be that he was.
He taught his post grad work was with George Santiana, who was great advocate of the political philosopher steering society, and he's on those things that people and we're gonna always be under the gun or at uh, we're gonna have hostels in our in our midst if we still view these Ivy League schools and upper restaurant schools as being anything but a subversive thing, you know, that's naturally it's like a it's like having an enemy's embassy on your on your soil,
and they're gonna and they're going to totally room your children. Is what are going to do? And send him out as your enemies? Yeah, it's a conclave, right, And so prestige is one of those words that are all that is often used in relation to the American University. But you know, there was a movie put out in the in the nineties called Prestige, and it actually means to trick or fool right, sleight of hand. So when you hear that phrase, oh, the prestige of Ivy League is
remember that that. You know, it's prestige Etymologically you chase chase that back. It means to trick or fool sleight of hand. Oh, you know what's funny about that? I think when I saw Okay, I think it's a Tim Roth movie where it's called The I don't know if it's called The Prestige or if it's called something else. But in one of the other languages that I've seen the movie cover and it was called The Prestige. But I'm not sure if it was the same thing or not, but it was he
was he was he was a card trick guy. Oh yeah, yeah, it may be the same thing. Yeah, we just watched that, you know, last year, and it was about two magicians trying to one up each other to be more famous than the other. So you know, take that into consideration next time you're reading an article that starts with, you know, Harvard says, Yale professor states, you know, because this is how they oh, there's so much smarter than I am. Yeah, And what
is that but an appeal to authority logical fallacy. So if you're going to listen to an authority, make sure that they provide evidence to back up what they're saying. Otherwise you're leaving yourself open to an intellectual pitfall. And I think that that's you know, largely where we are today. Most of those
people that are watching television are inside or immersed in a pseudo environment. And this is literally what is written in Walter Litman's book that we had to make a pseudo environment as close to reality so then we can start steering people away from reality. This is before television. And if you think about propaganda, you know, it starts with you know, in the seventeen hundreds, all we had was paint in canvas, so a lot of propaganda would be done
that way. Then the radio came, so that was even more effective. But then motion picture with music and sound becomes the ultimate in persuasion. And it's funny because you know, tones and things like that also are manipulative later. But like I mean, this is like Litman's meniverse these Yeah. So Litman was a member of several gentlemen's clubs in New York, including the Metropolitan,
as were many of the men involved in this story. The Century Club, the Lotos Club, the Cosmos Club, the Pilgrim Society, those are among the most popular. Plenty of sources there for everybody to look. This is just documented historical fact that you know, I think is being gate kept.
You know, we talk often about gatekeepers and controlled opposition. I think think you know, ultimately this is what they're hiding this progressive era, because it gives you a window into starting to see conceptually long view wise, that you know, there are secret societies that are governing our world, right, And it's definitely never any of it's funny because even though this information passes through politicians and presidents and stuff like that, it's not them that's ever the source
of the control here. Correct. So that's another thing that people need to understand instead of saying, oh, well, I just have to vote harder next time. Yeah, everything, it'll be better. Yeah, Well, I would say electoral college to all of those people, first of all. But then you know, second of all, it doesn't matter what president has been in power in any of our lifetimes. The war and US foreign policy has continued unabated since and ever since, ever since Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson.
So I think McKinley is probably going to be doing all right if he wasn't shown, right, Yeah, and who took over after McKinley, but Roosevelt, Right, And we see a lot of this, you know, Frederick Winslow Taylor and Robert grovenor Valentine die within a year of each other. Grovenor Valentine dies in the presence of Felix Frankfurter while eating at Delmonico's, a famous restaurant in New York, and Frederick Winslow Taylor dies too, and so brand
dies and Frankfurter become the face of the entire movement. So I'm not putting it past them that they killed both of them. Honestly, you know, one hundred years later we may be solving murder cases here. It's all it's like the Roman era poisonings or even the Victorian era, right exactly, how is this any different? Right? This is how power is established and how
those that wield it get into those positions. And if we look at this really close, it's the same methodology that it has been since people were in the dirt as tribe and listening to their their their priestcraft, because it's the if they're not the priest kings themselves, they're the advisors to the king, and they hold more power and sway because it's the religion of those people, that the superstition of them that keeps them loyal to the priestcraft. So you
better do what the priests say anyway. Yeah, this is just a modern deal except money now right. Yeah. So Litmann is considered the father of modern American journalism. He's publica's opinion is considered the founding book on modern journalism and the founding book in American media studies. So these are Columbia School of Journalism professors. When you chase twenty one, twenty two, twenty three, and twenty four sources, that's where you're going to go, is these Columbia
School of Journalists deans of the college. They're stating that, you know, throughout the university system, anybody that's getting into journalism, they are studying Walter Lippman. So you can see Brandey's and frankfurt Or takeover law, jurisprudence, Walter Lipman takes over media. You can see how they're, you know, infiltrating every aspect of American life. And they're all living together in the same house. Not suspicious at all, No, And this was amazing to me
that I found this. It was just mind blowing. It took me a week to recover just how important this is to know. So, you know, Litman plays a key role in the initial development of this group. The Inquiry, the predecessor to the Council on Foreign Relations. You know, he's the first secretary working out of the New York Public Library. He's the very first founding lifetime member of the Council on Foreign Relations, somebody that historians today
still fight as to whether he's an insider or an outsider. But you just go into history and you can see, I mean, you can go into the Yale papers and this is all stated. This is one of the sources I use is the Walter Lippman papers at Yale. And how funny is it that most of the people that are console for relationships will a good number of them are media, right right, like you have you even have Rupert Murdoch
there these days. But I mean that's it's it's the same thing because that's where all the influence comes, right yeah, yeah, so filtered through them. Yeah, like Frank Church he was he was the head of that investigation into the mainstream media's involvement or mission with the CIA. Well he's a CFI member, so you can see why control never happened. He was controlled opposition. We can point our fingers and then we're like, oh, we have
nothing. It was inconclusive. Sorry, right, we investigated ourselves and we found nothing. Right, I've heard that before, and so you know they're involved in the creation of the Encyclopedia Britannic after nineteen eleven. It's all published here in America now, so you can see that they're really trying to control history. One of the members of the inquiry, Charles Homer Haskins, he's, you know, on the Board of Superintendents of all Education secondary education across
America, establishing what the curriculum is going to be. So when Orwell talks about the Memory Hall, well, this is the creation of it, right, and it's the founders of the CFR. When you get a paragraph that's supposed to explain it a concept to you like like, I guess it wasn't that much of an important thing that happened in history at that point because he
only gave it a paragraph worth of acknowledgement, right, right. So for Frankfurter and his friends, the house was a place to gather information, to influence policy, and to try out new ideas. This was all about an experiment. Brandis Frankfurter and Oliver Wendell Holmes, who is you know, another US Supreme Court justice that they really flattered and used in the same way that
they used Woodrow Wilson sort of as a figurehead. And you know, Oliver Wendell Holmes was a famous dissenter, and he was famous for, you know, being opposed to natural law first of all, but also being okay with experimenting on the US Constitution, so that you can see why that these guys gravitated towards him, flattered him, got in his good books, and so you know, Oliver Wendell Holmes was another honored guest at the House of Truth,
like Louis Brandey's, and you can see that they just exploited him to influence policy and try out new ideas. And Brandeis openly states that all the work that he did against the US Constitution was experimental, you know, a
large obstacle to their plan. Actually is stated several times even in the creation of the International Labor Organization and the League of Nations, that the US Constitution was their major obstacle that they had to figure out a way to put into text and writing, a way to get around, you know, American sovereignty. I think they figured that out with the UN Charter just step right off
the top of it. Yeah, and that's what they did. You know, even though the League of Nations was denied in America, we see a direct lineage from the League of Nations to the United Nations. The same people that created the League Nations at the Paris Peace Conference. There's about seven or eight of them. They're there in nineteen forty four, nineteen forty five at Dumbarton Oaks and in San Francisco, established in the United Nations. So you
can see that there's a direct, con ominous continuity. So Frankfurter is the cock level cooking spoon. He'd established himself already as a US attorneys at the US Attorney's Office under Taft, and he was a council for the government, and he was going against dissenters of the war, things like that, anybody that was going against the official narrative. You know, Frankfurter was a spearheading court case. Take him down. That's good energy. The cooking spoon.
Because if you've ever been in Italian, you know what you're sauce, you know, yeah, exactly what he was doing. Yeah. So he was a chief prosecutor for the federal government, and so he actually gets hired by Henry Stimpson where nobody else was hiring him specifically because he was a Jew.
And they even asked him to change his name to something less funny than Frankfurter, but he said no. And so you can see he's prosecuting several high profile cases protecting the government from American sugar refining companies attempt to defraud the government of sugar import fees. Frankfurter would continue to defend the state through the years nineteen oh nine and nineteen ten. And there's the cooking spoon, a Yiddish
term. So you know, these guys are establishing the Great Society, first written by Graham Wallace, who is a close personal friend of Lipman and a founding Fabian member. And what is the great society but a government ruled by the scientific expert. So this is there's a there's parallels throughout all of this going back to the enlightened absolutists in Prussia, Austria, Sweden in that area.
Yeah, that the idea of that uh you know, cold objectivity to human life and black immanity is also where you get when you have the idea of greater good. That also comes from these experts, you know, and
they called that disinterestedness, and they wanted disinterestedness in the public. And these clinicians, these social engineers, you know, they didn't want any emotion in these people, because people with hearts wouldn't go for this right exactly well put, So, if there was one of my assistants in the District Attorney's office
to whom I owe personal gratitude Felix Frankfurt or is that man? Henry Stimpson said that after he lost the governor race for New York so in nineteen fourteen, Frankfurter would temporarily depart the House for a full professorship at Harvard Law School,
where you would also edit the Harvard Law Review. Frankfurter funded during these years at Harvard Law by a contingent of internationals dominated by Jewish financiers, starting with his very close friend and mentor Louis Brandeis, the activist judge who donated
one thousand a year for five years. This is nineteen fourteen money. Juliet and Mack Eugene Meyer brother Walter secured one thousand dollar pledges from Sears Roebuck owner and philanthropist Julius Rosenwald and legendary bankers Felix and Paul Warburg, Oliver Wendell Holmes Junior and Phi Beta Kapa, New York District Attorney and close personal front of the House learned hand. Both donated amounting to a total of nearly a quarter
of a million dollars today. And there's five sources you can chase. These connections would later serve Frankfurter very well, only on a far larger international stage, well at the Parispeace Conference inten nineteen as an integral member of the Zionist organization. Now what is insane is once that they get back to the Paris Peace Conference, there they're going to establish internationalism or establish progressivism on an international
level. Really, And who is there in the ear of all of the main leaders there, Woodrow Wilson, David Lloyd, George of Britain and the Canadian PM. But residents of the House of Truth, So Brandei's, Frankfurt or Littmann are all in the ear of Wilson, Eustace Percy. And there's also Beroke I think there too, right yep, Brooke is front and center in that group picture. Yeah, and so these House of it's like the
Paris Peace Conference is a homecoming for the House of Truth residents. And you had Max, I think at the other bank because you had Paul here, but I think you had Max also. And the maybe a relative of the Dulles, I want to say, a relative of the Dallas brothers. Lancing
Robert Lansing is the uncle. And when you chase that, he's a Secretary of State and he's the one that actually upset because the inquiry comes in in the Paris Peace Conference and usurps the State Department authority, and so Woodrow Wilson is only listening to the inquiry these and what is the inquiry but a group of social science professors that are the first international experts, and they're the ones
that redraw the maps of Central Europe. They're the ones that, you know, tell Woodrow Wilson what to do. They're really steering everything from behind the scenes. These plenary or public meetings were just to show a lot of the decisions that were made was on rothschild land while they were sitting in the gardens and sipping tea. I'm not kidding. This is admitted through all of these people. That's crazy, and you know, what's messed up about that?
It's like that stupid arbitrary cutting up of you know, property and changing boundary lines meant the death of millions upon millions of people. Yeah, that's how that's how, you know, disconnected that was, and it was deliberate because you had people now in this new line of Poland where Germans and had been there for hundreds of years now being persecuted and murdered right at the border, you know, I mean, all kinds of stuff like that was going on.
Yep. And from Confessions of a Reformer Frederick Howe, he stated that it was hard to tell at the Paris Peace Conference who was who was running the show, the economists or the military leaders like the guy the guys that were making all of the bombs. You know. So you know brand Eyes in that group picture at the Paris Peace Conference, sorry, Bernard Baroke at the Paris Peace Conference. When you look at that group shot, he is
dead center, standing right behind Woodrow Wilson. And in that crowd you see a young John Foster Dallas and a young Alan Dalles, the nephews of Robert Lansing, the Secretary of State. And so really, if you're familiar with that, you would know Colonel Edward Mandelhouse was the mainstream tells you that he was the most personal, trusted advisor of Woodrow Wilson, But really he's just kind of a figurehead, and he's covering for brand Eyes in my opinion.
So I get into brandeis here in the House of Truth, and really, when I'm talking about brandeis Here, this is done about a year before we started getting it into Brandeis I kind of saved him for last, and I was so astonished by what I found with Brandeyes that it just it went from one article that was my intent to write one article about brand Eyes, it turned into a complete ten part series because just his wide breadth of influence,
he's really the maker of our modern day social contract. I liken this to the Matrix movies, because what is Morpheus saying in his first meeting with Neil that you've you see it when you turn on your television, you feel it when you pay your taxes, right, that is the social contract that he's
talking about. And so Louis Brandeyes is the maker of the Matrix in many ways no other It's the thing about being born into something like that if you have nothing to compare it to, you don't know how bad it is and what exact way you're even looking because it's just the way life is. That's just life. Yeah, Yeah, you're born into it. It's like a fish in water. And until you start looking around and asking questions, you're
not going to know. And if if you've been brought up with fifteen thousand hours of compulsory school education like we all have, you're taught not to ask questions very much, and you're certainly not going to get anywhere near any of this in your history or social studies classes. Here in Canada, all we learned about was Louis Real. So here's a picture of Lewis Naphtali Dmbitz. This is the uncle of Louis Brandeyes. And this is the guy that you
know inspires Louie to change his middle name. It states there on this stamp that he was a lawyer and Jewish writer, Kentucky delegate to Republican convention that nominated Lincoln for president. So there is Louis band Lincoln uncle involved in the administration of Lincoln. Lincoln is on Mount Rushmore and there's four criminals or however, main criminals on Mount Russia ode to progressivism really because they they continue the
Thomas Jefferson lunch. They kind of co opted, they kind of co opted the Washington I don't know if I would call him, you know, right in that in that category, but maybe the image of him he co opt right, right, And maybe they had to put him in there because you know, you kind of have to, don't you. And you're talking about America at the beginning. Yeah, And so there's a quote from Woodrow Wilson saying, I need brand Eyes everywhere. And so Brandeis was the speech writer
for Woodrow Wilson. He's the architect of the campaign the New Freedom, and the two cornerstones of the New Freedom were the Federal Reserve and the Federal Trade Commission. So we identify, as does the former head of the FTC under Obama, we identify Brandey's as the conceiver of the Federal Trade Commission and the Federal or the Federal Reserve Board. So I think that the story of Jackal Island, I've got that book on my shelf here. I think that that's
you. I have the Creature of Jeckyl Island by GEdward Griffin, which is like the uh, the watered down, plagiarized copy of Secrets of the Federal Reserve by use of the spolans that came out that right? Is that right? Okay, Yeah, I've got it right here in my hand. The creature from Jackal Island, g Edward Griffin and Brande Eyes isn't cited in this book at once, and it's six hundred pages, right, So he's a
gate keeper as far as I'm concerned. And he's actually I'm not sure if it's it's him exactly, but I'm friends with him on Facebook and I've provided all of this and nobody's ever come at me with any of it, right. And the element there that would confirm that what you just said is valid is because he's also involved with the John Birch Society, right, who kicks people out when they actually want to do something besides right your congressman, Right?
So yeah, I would agree. And the Rockefellers created, for the most part, the John Birch Society when they bought John Welch's candy company and Robert Welch also for twenty times of what it was befoorth and then kept John Welch on for fifteen more years at a ridiculously hype salary, giving Robert the Brother and plenty of money to create this controlled opposition for Nelson Rockefeller. Joan Birch, I know, if I had a nickel for every time somebody said
get your John Birch Society crap out of here, I'd be rich. You'd probably also have plenty of knuckles if you were able to do if you wanted to get it on. Yeah, you know, I was. Somebody said the other day of this work, when I mentioned that Brandai's was US Supreme Court justice that created Israel, they said something else about me too. It was just amazing, But for the life of me at the moment, I
can't remember what it was, but it was an insult. But you know, this is documented historical facts, so you know those things don't bother me. You know, I don't like to hear Okay, pretty lies, pretty lies. From now on. We're forensic historians here, and we investigate as deep as we need to go, and we're looking for primary source material, and this is how we establish this story. It's not like we're making it up. How many people you got working over at Bulletproof at Bulletproof, I
would say, including me three four part time. And so I have somebody that's documenting everything that I do, so that if the Internet has ever scrubbed, we've got everything still here. And she actually works at the farm with us, and so my wife also helps. She does a lot of narration for videos. And then I've got my buddy Jan Sola, who's the web designer for Bulletproof pub dot com. He's in New Jersey. I was just talking to him yesterday about some future plans and where we want to go.
So, you know, there's four of us, I would say, but there's a lot of people that are very interested in what we do, that bring a lot of information, like I'm sure they do for you. You know, you start talking about things and people come out of the woodwork and say, hey, look at this and what about this? And so actually catchy members were for yeah, kind of like how catchy members were for for
Bill Cooper back in the day. Yeah, they were just right, always always giving him, dropping something on him to look at a little bit closer. And you know, credit to William Cooper in that his book, I can't remember the title, something about a Pale Yeah, he mentions Isaiah Bowman and the inquiry in there, and that's one of the only times I've ever heard it mentioned. So you see here the Mueller versus Oregon case. This
was a landmark decision and it set nationwide precedent. So a lot of these brand Eyzes, you know, Brandeis was known as the people's lawyer, and he was a social advocate. You know, a lot of people trusted Brandeis, and so he was in he was the primary attorney. There are moments here where he walks into a room with twenty other attorneys to sort of set parameters and protocol and direction. And he's still the leader because you know,
they call him the sage advisor to all. He's you know, at Harvard Law, he establishes the highest grade scores in history. They lasted for eighty years before somebody broke them. So I would say the Brandeis is an intelligent human being, and so I think that maybe you know, he's groomed from a young age. We talked about how the brand Eyes, his father, Adolph, before Louis was even born, came to a Marria go with a rothschild riding shotgun with them. Yeah, so you know you can see that
like lipman is what you've groomed. Brand Eize is groomed. Uh, it's uh, this is the first sent they came to America. Like they were like m yep, covered wagoning it across. Yeah, and I don't have a lot of detail. And that's the impression that I had, is like they're just like you know, the old Frontier for sure. Yep, that's exactly what happened. They're opening up the Midwest. That was the plan. So that stated in his biographies and admitted more than once that that's exactly what's
what happened. And when you look at the Brandeis name more Brand Eyes has come within that decade and they go to Omaha and established department stores and even today Brandeize you know your buddy Nicodemus, Yeah he's from Kentucky. Yah. Yeah, he's in Louisville and this is where the brand Eized papers are. And so without saying anything else, you know, he's been helpful and he's been going around showing me pictures of everything and how influential Brand Eye is in
that city and Omaha is the same. I haven't been able to make a connection between the Brandeises, but I'm sure that they're related because they come from Brandeis on the elb just north of Prague, same place, free years later, so you can see that there the mission is to open up the Midwest. And why the Midwest, A lot of these ideas were more accepted, the progressive ideas were more accepted in the West. Then you know the Eastern
establishment or the Eastern seaboard. Yeah, Frankfurt on the main is a huge hub and that's all you get a lot of these people and then like what you're saying too, it's you're on the same area and that's again that's like the hot zone of influence from even early on with the with the Rothschilds. Yeah, it's it's very interesting how that plays out. And then you have
Frankfurt being well, what is it, what's the name of it? Offenbach where I believe that he met up with Jacob Frank him and a what do you call it? Uh, oh shit's name his name Jesuit oh adam o wishot. Yeah, and that's when they all kind of got together and then I'll pop the idea for the Lubinati. That's amazing to me. Yeah, Jacob Frank was the third man in the room for yeah's incredible. And then out of that lineage comes a US Supreme Court justice that established Israel US foreign
policy. You know, our eight hour day, five day a week work schedule and all of these things. And you think about it. The only place that the nation individual could have been promoted and brought out into existence would have been here. Yeah, you know, and Brandeis had everything. You know, Klim Weitzman is the guy that everybody sort of looks to, and Theodore hertzel Is the international leaders of Zionism, but they didn't have what Brandeis
had. Brandeis had the US President in his back pocket, he had international jewelry and Wallstreet in his back pocket, and so he was able to wield that power. And in one of our articles, I pulled out the quote in one of the biographies that stated that heim Weitzman impulsively kissed Brandeis's hand once
he found out what the plan was. And so Brandeis uses the dispensational A founder of dispensationalism, William Eugene Blackstone, who had written the Blackstone Petition in eighteen ninety one and was given to the president at the time, Harrison, you know, to sort of bring knowledge to the pilgrims that were happening in this area, this same area in Central Europe. Would you say that Brandeis and Barok were on the same like level. Were they on the same level
level playing field level ground? Yep? And and Baruk is the next guy we're going into in the fall. And so Baroke to me is a high level grant strategist like brand Eye. You know, his father and they call they called Baruch the lone Wolf of Wall Street. You know, he's the
original Wolf of Wall Street. Yeah, it's pretty like there's got to be something that's tying him back to something too, like between it from his father or whatever, because it is amount of Yeah, the amount of the amount of influence he has and the and where he's at to be influential is that's not just something that you fall into. So that was something that was done
on purpose. No, And they all have very influential fathers, that are they, So it looks like the sons are just an extension of them. We're finding this everywhere. Barok has a bunch of brothers and his father's very influential. Brandised his father. That's the same system as the Rockchild but with the sons. Yeah, yeah, and you see that everywhere, the the
Flexner brothers, same thing, the Warburg's same thing. Yeah. Max was part of that too, because you talk about Max, you have yeah, Paul, we have Max, and that I think there was a bur Bank right. Yeah, they're all, you know, taking responsibility for certain aspects, but you know they're working in concert on a more conceptual, larger sort of idea. And Baruke is the same. And Woodrow Wilson's father was the guy that broke up the Presbyterian Church in America. He broke it into a
north and south. That's Woodrow Wilson's father. So you go back one more generation, it starts to get really interesting because now you're into reconstruction and oh my god, that was a horrible thing that they did to the south. Right, So you can see that this comes there's a direct lineage coming out of here, and I've chased it back to at least Lincoln and that's as far as I've gone. So yeah. Crimes and cover Ups in American History
seventeen seventy six to nineteen sixty three by Donald Jeffries highly recommended. Now that sounds incredible, Yeah, yeah, yeah, So I would say that those years in that epoch, that's you know, exactly what's happening. So you can see the Molar versus Oregon. Encyclopedia Britannica went as far as describing that court case, although it appeared to promote the health and welfare of female workers, in fact led to additional protective legislation that was detrimental to equality in the
workplace for years to come. So you can see, just like BLM today, you know, these movements to help establish inclusivity and the minorities, it's really doing damage to the minorities by you know, demanding that they be accepted by a population that I would say, in my opinion, already largely accepted these people, right, But they're using you know, the accidents between us,
our skin color, our upbringings to divide us. And it's up to us to have proper discernment and reason to rise above this, to actually see what's going on and be calm about it and make the right choices. The funny thing is the most racist people on the planet are talking racism about everybody else. They won't even admit the white. Do you want to admit the white the coccases mountain castles unless unless you're telling me you're actually the fake ones,
and then you just brew up your own spot. Yeah, you know, Yeah, they're carrying water for the New World Order and they're working against their own self interest, which you know is a very well known tactic of the New World Order. I know, Memphis, the Phillies. Yes, so this is what he called himself. The House of Truth is happier every
time Mephistophiles crosses its threshold. Winfred Denisen was the original, one of the original members or residents of the House of Truth and Memphis Oliver Wendeholmes calls himself Mephistopheles. That's why we call this article the House of Truth and the Devil's Agent. Now I have a picture there, but you can see it's missing. So I used to I used to listen to a a ska band called
Memphiscophiales no hilarious souse here. Also Molar cases epoch making not because of its decision, but because of the authoritative recognition by the Supreme Court that the way in which mister Brown has presented the case, the support of legislation by an array of facts which established the reasonableness of the legislative actions. So this is where they infuse the social science technical expert into law. This is why they
call it sociological jurisprudence. And we cover that. And when you do the study the facts of whatever you say they are, that's the problem here. Yeah, and they're subjective, So you're entering into subjectivity in law. And so this is where they all hated natural law. They're going away from natural law here. They all state their hatred for it. Nothingles And these are the same people that developed and promote and put on the top of the heap
allopathy. So I should tell you about your medicine. It's not natural right, it's not working with the body. It's working as it's a war model against your body. Yeah, and you look at Rockefeller's father, Wild Bill Rockefeller. He's really the first snake oil salesman. You should have been hung. He was a horse thief. Sure, sure like some of the things that he did. He left his family. But yeah, he's selling oil product. You know, residual oil product is health medicine, literal snake oil
salesman. Yeah, so you you know if you say anything negative about the medical industry today, they'll call you a snake oil you know, a promoter of snake oil salesman, when in fact, the creator of our modern medicine was one again with inversion. Inversion exactly so, both Frankfurter and Brandeis worked their shared friendship with all Over Wendell Holmes to help facilitate the necessary legislative changes
that would help ensure success of their efficiency movement. The two secretarian Jews turned international Zionists had identified Holmes as the one judge on the Supreme Court with whom they felt was sympathetic to their cause. Brandei's Frankfurter and Holmes approached constitutional laws similarly with an open mind for homes. If experimentation was necessary in an ever evolving, ever more complex world, then he would help pave the road to
Brandize Frankfurter and the rest of the House. The Supreme Court was the biggest obstacle to their dream of a government run by experts in their dream of a industrial democracy. Not coincidentally the name of the nineteen oh two Sydney webook industrial democracy is really what we live in today. Fascism, You know, when people say we live in a fascist state. Well, that's what it is. It's an industrial democracy. It's a society propped up by labor through factory
workers in the creation of war material. And people need to understand, you know, this is when people say the word democracy, democracy is a gateway to socialism, is a gateway to communism. Yeah. So people are aware, Yeah, and they really rule. Doesn't that help anyone? Right? And they exploited us through our liberal sentimentalities because human beings just by nature are
sentimental to other human beings in the plight that people are in. So they understand this because they studied us. And so this you know, Marxism, communism, internationalism, whatever you want to call it, infiltrated America first through our liberal sentimentalities. This is why they had to then eventually change the definition from you know, the classical definition of liberalism with an emphasis on freedom to speak and think to this what we have today, this neoliberalism, you know,
a large monolithic government run by the scientific expert. Yeah. Neoliberalism was coined by Walter Littman and guys like Friedrich Hayek and Ludwig von Mises at the Walter Littmann Colloquium in Paris in nineteen thirty eight. So he's also the coiner of the term cold war, him and Baruch both. He's the coiner of the term stereotype and manufacture of consent. They saw Holmes as their only hope
on an otherwise reactionary court. Frankfurter especially heaped praise on Holmes, commissioning a bust of Holmes in his court robes and through the pages of the Harvard Law Review and The New Republic. Frankfurter applauded Holmes every chance he could. He put forth to America the Aging Justice as an icon, a representative symbol of an American tradition worthy of wide veneration. So what drew Frankfurter and Dennison to
Holmes was his personality and open mindedness. Holmes did not subscribe to their ideas, but he was willing to listen to them. They admired his intellectual curiosity, conversational skills, and sense of fun. Mephistopheles, as Holmes often referred to himself, admired their ambition, intelligence, and optimism about the future. Four sources there, I invite you to go and look. So Holmes was neither liberal or conservative, but simply believed that the government should be allowed to
experiment with socioeconomic legislation. Holmes's philosophy therefore led to outcomes that pleased his friends, especially in cases involving organized labor. So we're talking about uh, equality of opportunity or equality of outcome, and a quality of outcome is problematic, whereas you know, equality of opportunity, giving everybody an equal opportunity is more fair in my opinion. Then and and and again we're talking about deductive versus
inductive. Right. So here in Canada, when Trudeau was first elected, he he would go he went on television stating that this is about equality of outcome. So when you saw as his cabinet created, it was all minorities. And so that's not necessarily the greatest way to put somebody into a job because it's it's not directly related to the expertise or you know, smarts that
that person needs. But it's good at weakenings, especially when they're not qualified because your puppets, yes, right, and so this is you know, we get into multiculturalism here too, in that these these people overborn progressives, they they they don't understand what's going on here in the West, and they become great advocates of government. I have to say too, progressivism almost sounds like a smokescreen for despotism because it kind of leads you there, It kind
of leads you to it. Like, well, whoever whoever calls themselves the expert is the is the leader of the pack. So if that leader happens to be a pope or someone else, who's you know, taking full control with executive orders to outdo and undo yep, you know, tons and tons of you know, predated law. That's all they have to do. Yep. And Brooke was considered a death spot because he was really in control of all trade going in and out of America at the time. He you know,
he really usurped the president there. Yeah, so a very good stuff. Yeah. Holmes loved flattery, and Frankfurter and Dennison were expert flatterers. So you can see that they're just that's getting into that manipulation of flattering that I talk about that in my book. It's actually one of the quotes I did from Williman Cooper, and it's because they flattered them and that was the biggest thing and why do we get how do we get here? And who's
doing this to us? Those who can blow smoke up our skirts and make us feel good about no matter what it is, even if it's to do nothing. You're such a wonderful, brave, amazing human being. There's no way you could ever be fooled. Because that's a great thing to tell somebody who you've been doctrinated, because you don't want them to ever think past that. Right, flatter them for having memorized the empirical knowledge, right, yep.
And you can see, you know that throughout our work, you see that they're they're exploiting all kinds of people, and most prominently you know Alliver Wendell Holmes and Woodrow Wilson. And it says here Frankfurter, who didn't miss an opportunity to praise or flatter Homes, often surprise the Justice with extravagant gifts on several of his birthdays that played the whole Holmes more ego based sensibilities,
while Brandeis would dine often at the justices home together. Brandeis and Frankfurt are
flanked Holmes and controlled him. Litman Crowley, Harold Laski and other good friends of the House would also write articles commemorating Holmes, and Holmes reciprocated the affection, as evidenced in a letter Holmes wrote to frankfurt Or on March eight, nineteen twelve, following a rousing evening in Holmes's honor, you know, and he just states in there that he's really infused with happiness because he's got so many young people around him flattering him. And so you see it in their
letters. You can see how he was exploited. And if Oliver Wendell Holmes was alive today, I would love to see or hear his opinion of how this has all ended up one hundred years later. So I have little doubt that the country loves it. And if my fellow citizens want to go to Hell, I will help them. It's my job, Oliver Wendell Holmes. And so here's where Moniker right there, Yeah right, And this is what I state in one of our latest videos about the road to Hell and how
it's paved with good intentions. And this is really how progressivism works. Convince somebody that this is first. First, the funny part is the manipulation to make people think that they want a specific thing that you want them to have and then give it to them. Yeah right, yeah, exactly. So the progressive movement was the key brand, as in frankfort Or needed to open
the door to constitutional experimentation through appealing to America's liberal sentimentalities. The deliberate coersion of traditional Western institutions through the social sciences, and that's you know, we see the social sciences coming over from Prussia too. Sociology originally was inclusive of
all the social sciences. So you know, when we started investigating the German historical school, they would say sociology that meant all the social sciences, so economics, history, anthropology, archaeology, the study anytime we're talking about the study of human beings, that social sciences was it was it Leipzig. Was that the university that people kept going back to. Yeah, that one, but many others. Leipzig is the key one because that's the first experimental psychological
laboratories under Wunt, who is apparently illuminati, Wilhelm Wun't. And in one of our articles, I show the Wilhelm Wunt tree and all of the behaviorists, scientists like BF Skinner, Pavlov, they're all on that tree under Wunt and so same thing. These the founders of American psychology go over to Prussia after getting a Master of Arts degrees. This is one of the prerequisites for these German historical school intellectuals that if you're going to send me Americans, you
better make them smart, and so Bachelor of Arts degrees Liberal arts. You know, the understanding of the seven Liberal arts was key because it helps you to communicate, to understand, you know, you become pharm more persuasive in your rhetoric when you study the trivia method, grammar, logic, rhetoric. And Freud was also a Francist. Are you serious? Holy shit? Okay? And so what yeah, okay, So Freud is a key aspect.
We talk about our egos, and everybody's always trying to calm our egos down and think about the sexual perversion of the Francist and then go back into his his thing about the mother and the shit. Yes, yes, I write about that, you know, Jim Morrison about you know, going down the hall, walking in and shooting, raping his mother, shooting his dad. It's all born out of this Freudian shoot. I can't remember the name of
that. The term complex yes, and so what is that but antinomial and anti moral And you can see that it's established again in the sixties through a rock group called the The Doors that took their name from the Doors of Perception from Huxley. I thought it was from William Blake. No, that's from Huxley. Okay, it is, well, this is the mainstream narrative that it comes directly out of Huxley's Doors of Perception. But yeah, Doors of Perception is based on William Blake, is it not. I would have to
double check the book. I think it is. I think that's where he gets the idea for it all. So the friendships networks in the circle of influence forged in the earlier years of the House would later expand out into a larger international sphere. The Paris Peace Conference in nineteen nineteen was littered with this
handful of former residents and honored guests of the House. The same progressive movement that was such a catalyst for social change in the United States, Canada and Britain was now going global, and former House of Truth roommates were all well positioned in parasol, having the ear of the most influential figures of the conference, Frankfurt or and Littmann arriving months earlier, working apparently with Colonel House to
help facilitate a deeper bond between Britain and the United States. Is really the reunion of Britain and America at war in eighteen twelve, a little over one hundred years later. Now they are friends, and we see that that has
continued for another one hundred years. You know the story behind the desk in the Oval Office that comes from the Franklin expedition when they first tried to find a northwest passage and they got trapped in the ice and they all died, and the boat once the ice thowd floated out into the Atlantic Ocean and they found Americans found it, brought it back to America. They figured out that
it was the Resolute and gave it back to Britain. And this is one of the first times that Britain and American relations started to move in a positive manner. And so the Queen at the time accepted it as a gift. And when they decommissioned that ship and tore a part and used the wood for all kinds of other things, they created the Resolute Desk and that is in the Oval office today, so you can see that. You know, this is a symbol of their friendship or a cursed object. Yeah, sure,
right, exactly exactly. So Litman, Frankfort, and Brandeis were all intimately involved in the drafting Wilson's fourteen point speech, which becomes the League of Nations fourteen four declaration. Yeah, fourteen fourteen point says in the Asiris fourteen pieces. That's interesting too, Oh, I don't know what that is. Yeah, so the chatter well set or typhon chops Osiris and in the in the folklore into fourteen pieces, the fourteenth pieces is you know, his junk.
So the fourteen pieces of a Cyrus, the number fourteen comes up a lot in their in their symbolism because of that, it's going it's a throwback to Okay, Egyptian, right, yeah, and this is where this all goes back to, right, Yeah, So fourteen points makes sense the belfour Declaration in the very creation of Israel. Lord Eustace Percy, an original House resident serving as an assistant to British Foreign Secretary of Robert Cecil, participated intimately in
the creation of the League of Nations Covenant in Paris. Another Resident of the House of Truth, Philip Kerr, worked with Percy and Lord Belfour as secretary of the Rhades Trust. So anybody's familiar with Cecil Rhads and the Rhodes Foundation and Rhodes Scholarship. Yeah, he left a ton of money behind for them to I think it was for the Royal Society, wasn't it. I'm not sure who. Probably I would say that for sure he gave money to them.
I mean somebody like Rachel Maddow is a Rhodes Scholarship, you know, and Wilson William Tesson Clinton was the Rhodes Gallery I believe, Yes, for sure he was, and there's and his administration was filled with Rhodes Trust or Rhodes Scholarship guys and CFR members, and a lot of them were Master of Arts Liberal arts degrees. So you could see how they're using that knowledge as technology and weaponizing it against its own people. In Paris, Percy was private
secretary to British Prime Minister one of the Big Four, David Lloyd. George Loring C. Christy, the Canadian Resident of the House, was in Paris advising Canadian Prime Minister Sir Robert Borden Lippmann working for Wilson Frankfurter for the Zionist delegation. The natural extrovert was right at home with friends, and according to his personal secretary, Ello Winter, had a foothold, or at least a toe hold, it seemed, in every delegation the consummate koch lefe so evaluating
the decisions. That's so funny. It's it's a perfect terror. Yeah, that's why I say it so much, because that's exactly what he is.
And actually, you know, we'd be remiss not to mention this that when Felix Frankfurter becomes a professor Harvard Law School in nineteen fourteen and takes over the editorship of the Harvard Law Review, he actually starts to identify the most brightest law students coming through Harvard Law and their first work as clerks is under Oliver Wendeholmes and brand Eyes, and a lot of those guys end up being FDR's brain trust. A generation later, Brandized frankfurt Or heavily involved with FDR.
So you can see that they worked Wilson and established all kinds of things. But it was then three string of three Democratic presidents in which they couldn't infiltrate. And then as soon as FDR was involved, because they were all close personal friends during World War One, they were able to infiltrate FDR and do the same thing to him as they did to Woodrow Wilson. Oliver Windeholmes just used him. This is such a classic and very old method of just surrounding
the people who surround the kings to prints, right, yep. And this is what Brandeis does in every aspect of scientific management. He he, you know, gets the tailor society together, and these are like the creators of the Gant chart and all of these important things that we still have today. He infiltrates all of these groups and becomes the leader and surrounds the guy and
then just maneuvers it away from them and becomes the face of it. So, evaluating the decisions made then, with the assistance of over one hundred years of hindsight, now we see what results in the absence of Eisenhower's alert and knowledgeable citizenry. We see also a butcher himself. Though I get if we ever get into to the Germans, he was for sure he may have been saying that he was puppeted, but he had no problem killing people and starving
to death in the field. So sure, sure he was just a conduit to the continuation of this progressive ideal. And he may not even understood, you know, the powers that he was being influenced by, because even Wilson had said some remarks about there not speak above a whisper and all this other stuff, you know. So, I mean, they all have their their their falling moments where they realize that they're dealing with the devil. They say,
they have their their moment of clarity, if you will. And that quote that you're talking about the Woodrow Wilson, none dare speak above their breath when in condemnation of it. That is from his book The New Freedom. But the very first line of the introduction, if you go look at that book, Woodrow Wilson states, I did not write this book. Now, the two guys that were his speech writers, one of them was Louis Brandey's.
So I'm wondering if Louis Brandeyes is the author of that quote. It's almost a threat when you see it from yes, when you see it coming from that yes, right, Yeah, it's like, you know, we're telling you you dare not speak about a whisper exactly the president is saying these things, then who am I, you know, to speak in condemnation of it? Maybe I should just keep my mouth shut. And so we see
what happens when public accountability is absent. We see a clearly dependent society unable to properly match the huge industrial and military machinery of defense with our peaceful methods and goals. Widrow Wilson published The New Freedom, Walter Wilde The New Democracy, Roosevelt The New Nationalism, James Harvey Robinson The New History, along with
the Principles of Scientific Management in nineteen thirteen. So the Principles of Scientific Management was first published in nineteen eleven, but just to engineers and shop managers. In nineteen thirteen. It goes public the same year that all of these guys write books about the new and then important words after democracy, nationalism, The New Republic is established in nineteen fourteen, The New Freedom. So they're really
redefining America. This is the sort of overtaking America by progressive fathers, you know, inspired by Fabianism. So the same year the FED was created nineteen thirteen, New Republic founded less than a year earlier or later in nineteen fourteen, and only two years after they all started living together at the House of Truth. So I do an article. It is also further down on the landing page called nineteen thirteen the New Era, something like that. But you
can see that it's a deliberate changing definitions of everything, including liberalism. So from Taylorism comes to principles of division of labor in the assembly line made so famous by Henry Ford and others like him. It cannot be overstated here is stepping from one's own arable land onto the factory floor being an important violation of
the individual. From the efficiency movement first promoted by Taylor Valentine Brand as in Frankfurter, comes society wide radical reform from the preparedness movement, which was largely created in a direct acted by favorite friends of the House, all Century Club members. A lot of these guys are Pilgrim Society members. The three presidents
at nineteen twelve election were all Century Club members. So they're all hanging out, you know, in the stereotypical smoky rooms, drinking cognac or whatever, in these gentlemen's clubs. And this is really where they're establishing US domestic and foreign policy. So Roosevelt, Stimpson, eluhu root, they're all members think they make decisions the people. The people think they do. Dude, there are people in the year twenty twenty four still voting. To me, that's
just increasing. I think anything that happened post Civil War, you really have to question whether or not you're a bit nutty for even thinking that they're still a country. Yeah, I agree. So we see that what is possible when government is left to its own imagination for over a century, free from the restraints of public purview, it is anything but free and open. And having flipped the definition of liberalism on its head, the resultant society we see
today is representative nothing less of nothing classical liberal. It's actually the opposite. So what we see is the culmination of blindly trusting the scientific expert, combined with excessive progressive social reform and nearly perfected and soon to be fully aware of welfare state. So when people say, well, I want I'm going to take the blissful ignorant approach or I'm going to just follow the expert, which has been stated to me on several occasions, I state bach to the market.
Yep, Okay, that's fine. But then you also have to accept by default a certain degree of vulnerability to which to the amount of which is directly proportionate to how much you trust that authority. So there is a level of vulnerability when you go and trust somebody, especially somebody you don't know. And it is in that gray area that they have exploited us and dumped us down deliberately, and in place of God and our own ability to find source,
they put the scientific expert there. You go, very very good. That was awesome, man, and you were welcome back to anytime you want to talk about anything else. And if you want to do that thing that we had been talking about bringing on a couple other people certainly do that too. Yeah, because the deep share Andy rouse my buddy there when he saw there was you were linking our work to the Laura something or other. This
is again, yah book the Box Dog. I had anything to do with that, because I remember him mentioned that when you guys were talking to right, and so you know, I've been looking into the box saga and I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. But you know, I'd love to have Andy ross On and as a voice because when he had when he said Box Saga, he kind of sounded it didn't a sound like Bob Saga, didn't he I just found that humorous. He understands the later history as
you do. And it is an area that I'm really a rookie at. So you know, when you look at the cybernetics Revolution, what did they do to study us? But it was all into their disciplinary meetings. And here's another thing I wanted to bring up, but we're already going kind of long studying us as if they're not actually human people, right, Like, this is a definite these concidered efforts to how to manipulate and message up.
They don't seem like they have a hard time with it, but it's it really is like a study as if it's something foreign to them, which I find interesting, almost as if it's like parasitic, almost if it's as if it's not from here. I don't know parasitic would be the same thing, because they're also self destructive. But this is a whole other story for a
whole other time. You know, they had all scientists of all shapes and colors sit down and present the knowledge that they knew, and then all of the other experts were able to relate that to their own work and come up with ideas. And so I think that, you know, any answer to that, or you know, any thought of victory over this movement has to
have in it the same thing. I think that, you know, we are all experts in certain areas too, and so if we can combine our minds and really figure out what has happened here, I think it would be a huge advantage for us to sort of level the playing field. So, yeah, I would love to come on again and you know, further elaborate on all of this. We don't have to go through, you know,
all ten parts of the series. Yeah I did, but I think that I think it's important for your viewers and listeners too, So we could, you know, just do what we did today and sort of talk and I can bring up screens and show our sources, and we can just sort of talk about the making of our modern social contract and how a US Supreme Court justice basically is the primary acre of it all crazy right, and everybody's oh Balfour And next Saven no belfour is taking his marchin Gods from Leui Brandie.
Yeah, big revelation there. Yeah, so I appreciate you having me on then very much. Thank you. Do you want to say anything about your bulletproof Yeah? Sure, So you can find me at Bulletproof pub dot com. I am at trivia method on Twitter and Rumble, and you can find me on Facebook under Diego Garcia. I encourage you guys all to come find me. Let me know where you saw me, and yeah, there you go. For whoever is watching and listening, I appreciate you being here.
Thank you so much, sir. You have a great day. And we are oh okay, and we are not out. We're here together together. We are here. Okay. So I have some things I want to wrap up with. Kay, okay, So we were talking about Prussia and this and that and the other thing, right, so let me just start with that little I'm getting I'm getting so uh into this now that I'm actually pulling out maps and stuff like like like a big boy. Yeah. All right, So where we're at, there's lots of maps up here. What do
I want to start with? Not that one that would just showing you guys in the middle of it. All right, So here we go. Let's start with this move, just the one. So this is Prussia, right, I'll take a look at that real quick. I think I actually pulled it up in this one. All right, So this is a little bit
easier to see different time periods, different things. Right. So Ashias went right here, right, Ashia, when you talk about when we're talking about the lethal society, we're talking about the infiltration of the Jesuits and Roman Catholicism
from the new Holy Roman Empire, basically the Austrian Empire. And you really eighteen hundreds, eighteen oh six Holy Roman Empire no more, eighteen fourteen Jesuits being stated, Franz the Second of whatever turns to becomes Franz the First of Austria, and they start sending them over here to America because we're a thorn in their side. We're giving people, we're too much of a good example. People want to liberate, people want to be, have been, you
know, have a self determination. The church is not like that. Okay, So over here hand, this is all Germany. Here, it's just broken up. You have Belgium, Netherlands, and you have ryan Land, Hesse, Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria. All right, Prussia right here, but this map is a little bit confusing. So Prussia here, but it sometimes dips down. We're gonna explain that in a second. Let me go back over to the next one. Okay, this is what I want to look at. Oh, I gotta do with Carol Keys, Jesus Christ.
All right, So Palmerini ever here west Prussia and you're looking at So basically, when we read the literature, if I can find it, where's the words? Where's the words? Ah? Yes, Seneva. Well, anyway, Prussia is portions of Germany, Poland and Russia. Okay, Poland was a big spot for the seventeen Francis today, and you know Jacob frank and all that right, and Prussia was very you know, so you have Frankfurt Region was was a government region in the Prussia province Frankfurt on the Main Offenbach.
All all those are very close. The Rothschilds lived in a home with the Shifts in Frankfurt offen bachas where they met up later on with Jacob Frank Adam wire shop and the rest is history on that one. So this is why the information and Prussia seems so familiar. It's because it's just another it's an older way of saying the German area, the same German area that all
this other stuff is happening. That's that's where the connection is. And that would probably have been something I would have known if I had looked at the map. But Frankfurt on the the Oder and Hesse Hesse Castle, all these play into that h Illuminati hot zone, right and Prussia and Arestria are very close up to each other making and I'll see if I'll show you another.
So here you have the German Confederation Saxony keen them to Poland. I'm not sure what year this is, but they chopped us all up and messed it all up in the versie Trey. You're right, But here's Vienna right there, and you see the German Confederation of these lines here. So this whole area right there at that point that we talked about when this happened and why people wanted to be united, and they were until they chopped them all up.
So anyway, that's why they went into these areas and recleaned it because the people, the Germans are already there. They just were stuck behind borders and now being mistreated and murdered simply for being German. I think I had that one pulled out there you go, So pra Ha is the same thing as Prague. So you see that right there, that's Praja, that's Prague. And he brought that up because of the schooling and so like Leipzig.
Leipzig is in the same vicinity too of all this stuff. So this whole area where they're talking about, where they get educated and where the big players, the rothschilds, their agents, the shifts. It's Jacob Frank there. You know, the Saboten scattered around in Poland, Prussia. This is all Germany is a huge hot zone for all of this already, and it's all foreign to Germanic people, which is the other thing that should be mentioned.
It's not really Germanic people. It's the certain people who feel like they're chosen heavily influencing this area, or once pretend to be the chosen, like British Israelism type of thing. That's also a huge factor here. Okay, now I'm gonna finish off by reading a little something something. Here's here's the Czech Republic. Just turn your Prague, it's Praha on the other map, So you same exact spot as you see it right there. All right, now
we're gonna read. I'm going to read to you tonight. The Jewish authorities in Poland excommunicated Frank. So now we've got Frank in Poland, which is part of Old Prussia. Old Prussia was part of Poland, right, excommunicated Frank and his followers and made it obligatory of pound every pious Jew to seek them out and to expose them. Due to the persecution of the Jewish rabbis for his heresy. Frank gained the support of the Catholic Church, of course
he did. And now here's a big this isn't no small point here in their battles to try to win over the Jews or just just shut them up and get them out of their hair, they confided in Jacob Frank, who was supposed to be the bridge of reason between the two. That's the sick thing. And this is another spot where you see and we're talking about the late seven mid to late seventeen hundreds now, so they've already had a relationship
in the past. They've had a relationship since Josiphis and Vespasian had had a relation. And we're trying to, you know, pacify the Jews and potentially made a religion to do so. With giving Josephus's knowledge of Jewish history and the Torah, may have actually wrote something that was really really effective, may even be effective today. So anyhow, Rome and the Jewish people or the outliers of Judaism have always been in cahoots, right, So this pulls in
the whole Jesuit thing. By this was just an apt a natural meeting and a natural alliance that was going to happen due to the persecution of the Jewish rabbis for heresy. Franklin the support of the Catholic Church, after which he publicly burned the Talmud. It's a non statement, but it means something to
somebody, right declaring that he recognized only the Zohar. So he's a copple frank assured his adherents, and he's a luring Cabbalist, so it's a big difference between the Chaldean and Lurian. Frank assured his adherents that he had received revelations from Heaven which called for his and his followers conversion to Christianity. Obviously, that's bullshit. This is a guy who drinks blood of children, rapes them, passes them around, passes his own daughter around, promiscuous sex with
his fellow people and the boys and the men. Yeah, and eats human flesh, all the things you're not supposed to do. So he which called for his and his followers conversion to Christianity. Here comes the infiltration. As the previous Saboteans had already passed through Judaism, passed through Judaism, just stopping by, just passing through Judaism and Islam. That's the Doma. The Frankists believe they ought now also to infiltrate Christianity, where they were responsible for the
proliferation of sects with doctrines of a cult and Zionist inclination. This is what the whole idea of Zionists came from, is the luring Kabbala and this idea that you have to not only take an active role in bringing about redemption, but you have to basically force God's hand to do it on your timeline, not his. And then you have to also assume that that's what God's going to do, is wipe out everybody except for the Jews. You have to
also have that belief in your head. Frank himself was baptized in seventeen fifty nine with his godfather being King Augustus the third of Poland. No schlep right, no nobody with a no name. These people were always very well connected. And these people were straight up Illuminati. King Augusta's well, they would be afterwards, right, King Augustus the third of Poland. They were subversive before that? Who retained so the King of Poland, King Augustus of Poland,
who retained Baron von Hound as intimate counselor sounds a little kay. By seventeen ninety twenty six thousand Jews were recorded baptized in Poland. Though the Frankest mainly converted to Roman Catholicism, a handful also joined the Moravian Church. Why is that important? Let's see. Let's hear a little bit about Vienna here. First, Baron von Hund was also a counselor of state to the Holy
Roman Empress Maria Teresa, the last of the House of Habsburg. Accompanied by his daughter Eve or Eva, Frank Frank repeatedly traveled to Vienna, to Vienna, to Vienna a hotbed right and succeeded in gaining her favor of Maria Teresa, who regarded him as a disseminator of Christianity. Yes, the guy who grapes and each children is a disseminator of Christianity. Sounds legit among the Jews. The disseminator of Christianity among the Jews. Maria Teresa was married to Franz
the First. Franz the First, the oldest surviving son of Leopold Joseph, Duke of Lorraine. Now, what did I say before about this Leopold society in Vienna, Austria, and how it was a nest of Jesuits that were then being sent over. They were talking about missions, missions to spread Catholicism, was actually missions to spread despotism and bring the America back to its knees
and back under the control of the Holy Roman Empire. And this was a part of the counter Reformation War, with the newly reinstated Jesuits at the front, at the forefront. Meanwhile, the same time, around the same time, you know, he got about another ten to fifteen years before you have Jacob Frank really getting down and dirty with with whyesabs and in Mayron Amshall Rothschild where Rothschild made him wealthy overnight, and the plan was set in motion.
The infiltrators would be going hardcore after that. The oldest surviving say, Duke of Rain which his wife and his wife Elizabeth Charlotte due ordinance, daughter of Philippe, Duke the little names. This part isn't not that important, and of his second wife Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatine, grandfather of Frederick the fifth, and Elizabeth Stewart and see. Ultimately, Frank taught his followers that the
overthrow and destruction of society was the only thing that could save mankind. Remember what I said about the destruction, complete annihilation of all positive forms of government and religion. Despite the fact that they were all outwardly religious, the Frankeists sought, according to Sholem, the annihilation of every religion and positive system of belief. Hey, look what I just said. And then I say, and they dreamed of a general revolution that would sweep away the past and a
single stroke so that the world might be rebuilt. That's what the red Heifer ceremony is. That's what they're going to do, because that's supposed to be the trigger that's supposed to be the symbol, that is the catalyst, is the it's the it's the it's the match to the powder keg for armageddon, for redemption, according to them, for the bringing of the dark Messiah, who they've convinced all the Christian Zionists because guess who the Christian Zionists were at
the core, Frankest Darby Schoolfield. Frankest. So they posed as Christians and tricks actual Christians with their evangelical Christianity. And now they have them trying to supporting the end of this death cult because they convinced them to identify with it with their own religion, which bought, by the way, was given to them because they used the same book as the Jews. Hey look at that, eh, pretty clever. Whysop created the Illuminati in seventeen seventy six with
the aim of fulfilling his frankest plot of subverting the world's religions. Born I'm sorry though born Jewish. As a young boy, whys Up was educated by the Jesuits and was referred to as a Jesuit in disguise, Which is funny to be a Jesuit in disguise because jesuit is always in disguise and a spy who spies on his own spies. That kind of rhymes by his closest associate, Baron von Niggy, who was a very very powerful left or right hand
man of Adam Wyshop. Going forward in the Illuminati, doesn't matter if they closed down the the Bavarian Lodge, there were so many. They were everywhere else already, including the Asian Brethren, which was headed by one of Jacob Frank's relatives. Bystop was able to coerce his dupes to conform unwitningly to his project by following a system of indoctrination by degrees and feigning to offer enlightened interpretations
of Christianity or humanitarian political principles. Thus the Illuminates goal that yeah, they said they had the secret true Christianity. Thus, the Illuminati's goals was to pursue the fulfillment of a new world order founded on the tenants of anarchism and communism, under the pretext of establishing liberty and freedom, liberty, fraternity, equality. That's the Freemasonic cry. In his own words, why boy said, O men of what can of what cannot you be persuaded? Called you
idiots? Just many influential intellectuals, clergymen and political count and politicier. Many influential and intellectuals, clergymen and politicians counted themselves as members, including Ferdinand, Duke of Brunswick, Grandmaster of the Order of Strict Observance, and the diplomat Xavier von Zwac, who became the Illuminatis second in command. It attracted literary men such as Gaith and Johann Gotfried Herder and the reigning Dukes of Gotha and
Weimer. Presumably presumably gaiths Faust. Faust personifies the rational rationalizations of the Illuminati, where the main character sells his soul to the devil but is ultimately forgiven because his ultimate aim had been only to gain knowledge. Oh that's all. Then you talk about Nikki here, you talk about Freedomsonic Qorter. I want to see me see if I just had the type in Brethren. There's Hesse Castle another area. If it's not in this spot. Okay, if you
see the words Philip Lees or the Philadelphis, those are Freemasonic. I mean, yeah, they are Freemasonic, but they are Illuminati names that were also well established in many other places. Even if they took down the Bavarian large Let's see are because that's the other thing that they tell you in history. Oh, let's it's an opening shot case. They're done. Now, that's all. That's all you have to say. That's they took care of it already. There's those things singing as alumni. Now all right, no,
that's not it. Just give me a second to find it, because it's important. Brethren cross. Okay, this is talking about Polish Prussia thirty years war. This is all interesting. But the Moravian Brethren the oldest pre Reformation pre Reformation Protestant denomination who had joined other Protestants and backing. So that's where some of the Francis went into. The oldest pre Reformation Protestant denomination. The
Moravian Brethren and the Bohemian Brethren were the other ones. The Asiac Brethren, named in reference to the so called Eastern mystics brought to Scotland by the Templars. That was Prince Charles of hesse Kassa, who is the Grand Master of the Asiac Brethren. That's who was related to Jacob Frank. I just got to get to let me just see if I can put it like Plymouth, so just not let me do it the other way. I like having this on the side. I can just skip it around a little bit better with
cali plant better. Crowley was born to Crowley Alisir. Croley was born to a wealthy family which belonged to the Plymouth Brethren, successors of the Moravian Brethren of Count Zinzendorf. And I had mentioned Zinzendorf when we were talking, and I talked about Swedenborg too. These were the Lincolns to the frankest right, and the Moravian Brethren, who they came from, was infiltrated by the Frankists,
as we have established. After reading Arthur Edward waits blah blah blah, let's go to more on the Brethren thought, this is more for Crowley stuff. Let's see if I can get out. The Moravian Church was also responsible for another evangelical sect, the Plymouth Brethren, which alsa Carley's family had belonged to. John Nelson Darby eighteen hundred to eighteen eighty two, one of the Brethren's influential figures, devised the system of dispensationalism, which is something that we
should have talked about. He had Joanna and I because he did a really good job on it when he did this ten part series that was incorporated in the development of modern evangelicalism, in which reflected the millenarian aspirations of Sabotianism.
Giojun how that got in there as a hint of their probably crypto Judaean Christian dispensationalists sometimes embraced what some critics have pejoratively called Judeophilia, which includes support of the State of Israel, observing traditional Jewish holidays, and practicing traditionally Jewish religious rituals. Sound familiar at though the influence of the Plymouth Brethren on Evangelical Christianity
exceeds their relatively small numerical proportion. The movement today has many congregations around the world, and many leaders of the contemporary evangelical movement came from the Brethren background. And right now they're trying to if they haven't already kill a cow,
kill a sorry not a cow, kill a heifer. Heffer hasn't had birth, given birth right, so cow has kill a heifer, burn it to the ashes, and then just hang out with those ashes until they have a chance to topple the Temple, destroy the Dom of the Rock, which is an active war against the Muslims that they're already fighting with the Nation of Islam.
Could piss them off a little bit, and then that will be the excuse that they give for why they get attacked, and then the catalysts to drag our asses in the war, and the excuse for why, I don't know, the United States gets attacked false flag, probably by quote unquote terrorists because of our assistance to Israel. See how this is going to play out.
See what's going on here, and see where it all began. Dispensational Lists believe that God has yet to fulfill his promises to the Nation of Israel. Right, Christians feel like they need to do something for the Jews because it's called brainwashing, which in the future, which in the future world to come will result in the Millennial Kingdom and the Third Temple where Christ Third Temple everybody where Christ, upon his return, will rule the world from Jerusalem for
a thousand years. Dispensationalist beliefs are at the forefront of Christian Zionism that are popularized in the United States by the evangelical Cyrus Schoolfield eighteen forty three to nineteen twenty one. However, Schofield had a history of fraud and abandoned his wife and two daughters, perhaps in part because of his self confessed heavy drinking.
Two years after Scofield's reported conversion to Christianity in eighteen seventy nine, The Addison Patriot described Schofield as late lawyer, politician, and sister generally, then went on to recount a few Schofield's many malicious acts. We're not here to bash on that because it's not really that interesting, but you see where this is
going. I would hope we'll talk about what we wanted real quick. Scofield's dispensationalist Christian Zionism was exploited to serve roundtable ambitions when he joined the prestigious Lotus Club in New York. Founded primarily by a young group of writers and critics, the club was composed of journalists, artists, musicians, actors, all the people that a certain group of people like to influence so that they can influence all of us. Right, That's why these it's just like another little
mini CFR over here and amateurs of literature, science and fine arts. Mark Twain, an early member, called it the Ace of Clubs. The club took its name from the Lotus Eaters, a poem by Tennyson alluding to the use of opium. The poem describes a group of mariners who, upon eating the lotus, are put into an altered state and isolated from the outside world.
And the Incredible Scofield And in the Incredible Scofield and his book, Joseph M. Camfield suspects that Scofield was associated with one of the club's committee members, the Wall Street lawyer Samuel Samuel Antemeyer, an active Zionist. Antemeyer was president of the Karen haysod and the agency through which the movement was conducted in America. And then this goes on and non and goes on a non and
goes on and on, and he can you can be the wordism. Zacharias Frankel YadA YadA, Jacob Frank's daughter blah blah blah, right right, in addition to oh, okay, his Brandeis. In addition to Brandeis was Felix Frank. Further, which we heard we talked about, right all right, Brandeis belonged to a Frankest family, being descended from Esther Frankel, an aunt
of Rabbi Zacharias Frankel, the intellectual progenitor of Conservative Judaism. Brandeis was head of the World of World Zionism when the war forced the movement to relocate its headquarters to New York from Berlin. Two of Wilson's closest advisors were Avid Zionists. In addition to Brandeis was Felix Frankfurter. All the stuff that we were just talking about recapped and tadah for you there, and then a little bit extra just because I love you, all right, all right, I'm back,
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