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@joann_marieDo I keep letting it go or do I need to cut in here?
@joann_marieAlright, I'm just gonna keep letting it go.
Ian MalcolmThank you so much for hosting me at the end.
Ian MalcolmSo yesterday, we definitely got exactly that, JoAnn. I think we had a whole bunch of cast of characters that came in, certainly shared some pretty interesting and out there ideas. And I want to thank everybody that came in for that conversation, except I suppose maybe for the featured speaker. And I say that because in my opinion, and everybody's welcome to their own, but not only did that individual, let's say, maybe, maybe,
Ian MalcolmThank you for joining us.
Ian MalcolmIt's going to be a deep dive into the history of a world leader not a lot of people are familiar with. And especially given the time in which he was operating, I think it's very relevant for all the conversations that we're going to have. But let's be real. The audience for that is, let's say, pretty unique and specific.
Ian MalcolmWhereas yesterday, we talked about MKUltra. We got a whole bunch of different wild cards in the conversation. And so similarly, I'm looking out on the timeline. I'm looking out at... What is in the zeitgeist that people care about? How do we maybe utilize some of those trending themes to try and appeal to some new listeners, to try and expand maybe the Overton window of intellectualism that might come into the conversation?
Ian MalcolmAnd so as a result, I thought, what an interesting opportunity to take something that, and I find it really interesting because I shared my two cents on not necessarily the character or even so much the story, but rather what the story means in its relationship to the world in which we live in and how power is prospectively utilizing that archetype to try and create something for their benefit.
Ian MalcolmBecause after all, we know if Donald Trump or Elon Musk is shoving something into the ecosystem, it's with a purpose, right? These things do not just organically happen. You don't suddenly have a billion people
Ian MalcolmThat in particular is the rise, the fall, and then I suppose you could think of it like the rise. What is it? It's metaphorically at the end of that same character being Anakin Skywalker and how that might have a relevance for the political paradigm that we find ourselves in today. The thing I found interesting, a lot of people wanted to come in.
Ian MalcolmWell, you don't understand. I found it funny just because, of course, Rabbi [guest] and I had done an entire space
Ian MalcolmAnd then you get the prequel trilogy that essentially gives you color and context on how bad becomes bad, right? Is the thing that makes the person evil actually all that evil or is it somewhat relatable, right? And so it's kind of like going from a 101 understanding of something to a 201, I suppose. And so I say it because, you know, I thought as a result, well,
Ian MalcolmMaybe we can take this idea, we can examine the character, we can examine the story, we can open up our doors to anybody and everybody that might want to come in. And in doing so, we can explain not only that archetype, we can unpack what it might mean, the significance of it, how it relates to modernity that we find ourselves in, and how perhaps this idea can actually be either good or bad for the very people and the generation, and particularly the youth,
Ian Malcolmthat have grown up. It's worth noting, right? Depending on when your demographic is, right? Maybe you grew up with the original stories. Maybe you grew up with the prequels. Maybe you were unfortunate enough to grow up with the sequel trilogy and all the Disney garbage that's been pushed your way. If the latter, I apologize that that's your frame of reference for this universe that George Lucas originally created, right?
Ian MalcolmBut for those that perhaps have their feet entirely grounded in the original six films all done by Lucas, You know, there's this very interesting dynamic here. And this is how I really want to frame this conversation around two primary pieces. Number one is going to be the idea of good and evil, right? It's very simple to watch the original trilogy and to say, well, obviously, Darth Vader is the villain until the very end.
Ian MalcolmAnd then he has a change of heart and he fixes things. But how did he arrive there? You go again, you look at the prequel trilogy, it explains all of that. The idea of loss, the idea of love, of emotions that actually make us human, which is kind of ironic because it was the very human emotions that Anakin Skywalker had that ultimately turned him in, of all things, to the cyborg.
Ian MalcolmHe became the robot ultimately because he had those human emotions and wanted to pursue them. He was told he couldn't do so. Which brings us kind of to the second element of this story that I find kind of interesting, right? He decided he had to have control and power. He wanted to figure out how to expand his ability so that he could do essentially everything, including to prevent death.
Ian MalcolmThat is the fundamental thing that ultimately gets him to bend the knee to that, which obviously was evil. And it's worth noting that, right? Good people can do bad things. Evil people tend to just do evil things. The guy who was the emperor, in my assertion, and everybody's welcome to their own interpretation, right? That individual wanted absolute power because they were absolutely corrupt.
Ian MalcolmNow you can take another angle to this entire thing and suggest, well, they just wanted absolute control so they could make things more right. But it is worth noting in the first film, of course, the empire, which builds their Death Star. 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmIf you have the nuclear bomb so you can deter evil, I suppose you can say that's good. When you drop the nuclear bomb and just kill a billion people so that you can then strike fear into everybody else to do what you want, well, who does that kind of sound like? Because to me, it sounds like the villains that we continuously point our finger at.
Ian MalcolmAnd so then you get this, again, you've got the primary piece here of the idea that Anakin Skywalker, does he actually become... I think the answer is obviously yes. Other people are welcome to their interpretation. I'll certainly be very curious to hear them, right? But he does ultimately become good in the end. Maybe that is the arc that is required of him to ultimately fulfill his destiny, right?
Ian MalcolmBut it doesn't necessarily mean that you are always good throughout everything that you do as villainous as it is, as long as you have a good outcome. Obviously that is not a logical progression. Right. But that is one piece that will examine the idea of Darth Vader. And that's why I said specifically, you know, we could say Anakin Skywalker.
Ian MalcolmIs he a hero? Obviously when he's young and obviously at the very end of his life, but in the middle there seems like Darth Vader is not a hero in any capacity. And yet this idea is kind of flooding the timeline that he is somebody to have reverence for in a positive fashion. The other question is this idea of utilizing force and power
Ian MalcolmAnd as the emperor himself says before he electrocutes the guy and sends him out the window, unlimited power, right? Is that a thing that is good when it is used to create order? I would suggest that if you're doing it via fear so that you can beget a world of order that's merely enslaved to you, well, again, that kind of sounds like the psychopaths over in the Middle East that call themselves the chosen people.
Ian MalcolmYou should use strength and wield that properly. It would be my assertion that that's actually what is being done. Maybe not all the Jedi, because we know that to get really nerdy, that Mace Windu was going to basically bypass the rule of law, the rule of the politics, the rule and code of the Jedi to ultimately kill the most villainous person.
Ian MalcolmHe's too powerful and dangerous to let live is what his suggestion is. So obviously he's going to bend the rules. 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmYou can make the claim, I suppose, that in the final film, to get, again, kind of absurdly nerdy, that in Return of the Jedi, he harnesses his anger or wrath or hate in order to defeat Darth Vader. But could he have beat him independent of that? I would probably argue yes. He just didn't have an impetus to have to do it.
Ian MalcolmAnd that is the difference, is that a good person, much like the lion or the tiger that might be the king of their respective jungles, They can defeat anything, but they're not just going to go around randomly killing anything. That's not what those animals do. They only kill when they want to eat or to preserve the order of nature.
Ian MalcolmAnd so to do that, to use your fangs, or in this case, your laser sword, to try and protect the good, that doesn't make you the bad. You are defending those who need to be defended. So again, is Darth Vader, not Anakin Skywalker, but is Darth Vader a hero? I think the answer is probably no. and this idea of using unlimited power and control.
Ian MalcolmIs an empire inherently good? Obviously, the answer would be no, because there's been lots of bad empires. And if we need a better case in point, I would say again, look at the Middle East. That is an empire. It is an ethnocentric empire that is using force and all kinds of underhanded tactics, just like the main villain in this franchise, to get what they want, to force function their power.
Ian MalcolmRight? So there's a very interesting angle that we can take here. And I find it very curious to round out this entire kind of monologue and introduction is that the youth are running to this meme. Why? Because much like the Anakin Skywalker youthful character, they see a lot of things that they were promised that are being taken from them, right?
Ian MalcolmThe health of their parents, perhaps, the possibility of a love life because of pornography and OnlyFans and all of the other degenerate aspects of modernity. They see all of these things. The parents perhaps taking the COVID jab and all the detriments there. They see that their future that they were promised is not being delivered.
Ian MalcolmSo they feel angry. What do they want to do as a result of that? Well, that's what we're going to find out. And frankly, I think it's our responsibility, if you will, to try and figure out how to help them harness it to understand that A, it's reasonable to be angry and frustrated. B, that just like Yoda would suggest to Luke Skywalker,
Ian MalcolmI think it's hate leads to anger, anger leads to fear, something along those lines. I'm sure Rabbi knows that off the top of his head, right? Those emotions, they take you down a really dark path. And I find it really concerning that the youth are looking at this and saying because they're angry, they want a strong man empire.
Ian MalcolmBecause after all, who has the cards to beget that right now? Who is it that is trying to create that? Who already has it for what it's worth? It's obviously the Jewish supremacists. It's the Zionists who have an empire. They are merely expanding it. How do they want to expand it? In my assertion, they want to get all the youthful people in America to roll over excited to utilize strength to defeat that which they feel has oppressed them.
Ian MalcolmAnd unfortunately, that empire is not going to point the finger towards the actual empire. What it's going to do is point it at the other, right? It is going to utilize in the same way that the emperor utilized Darth Vader, right, to take out all of its opposition using strength. And I have an uncomfortable sense that that is going to be by blaming it on the migrants, on the Muslims, on the Iranians, right?
Ian MalcolmAll of these things make perfect sense. And so what we need to recognize is, yes, it is romantic in a way to look at a failing democracy that we might live in. And then to say, well, the way they got out of that failing republic or democracy, 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmI think that right now we are far more akin not to Anakin Skywalker, but to Luke Skywalker. We live under the Empire.
Ian MalcolmWe are building our band of essentially rebels to stand against that which controls everything. The only difference is their Death Star is not floating around in the sky. It is the AI superintelligence that is spying all around us, that is omnipresent on everything that we do. And so those are the kind of two elements that I was really excited to prospectively try and speak to.
Ian MalcolmI hope that two things. Number one, this gets additional people into this conversation that otherwise might have zero interest in talking about that little ethnostate in the Middle East that I think is just demonstrably evil, right? So we might get a few new people that as a result, we're able to express to them what is actually going on.
Ian MalcolmAnd number two, in doing so, we can try to have a little bit of fun with this piece. Again, it is, of course, fiction. But in a way, it feels very, very close to home with what we're going through at the moment. So I hope everybody buckles in, right? I hope you, what is it, you get ready in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon, right?
Ian MalcolmBecause this might be a little bit of a bumpy ride. I'm sure there's going to be lots of differences of opinions. I think that's a wonderful thing, right? And so perhaps if we can get those new ears in here, we can open some more eyes so that we as the rebels, all of us, right, we can stand in opposition to the empire that right now does lord over us all.
Ian MalcolmAnd in doing so, whether you aspire to be more like Anakin and have a little bit more rage or Luke Skywalker and a little bit more peace, either way, right? We should be able to live just like they do at the end of that film as the little force ghost or whatever it is, happier knowing that we tried to make it a better tomorrow for everybody.
Ian MalcolmSo may the force be with all of us. May this conversation flow for everyone, right? Through the rocks, the trees, all those other things like Yoda would suggest. I hope this permeates the mind of as many as will possibly listen. And with that, I would love to turn things over first to JoAnn for any thoughts that I might have left off from this little adventure into the space opera that is Star Wars.
Ian MalcolmAnd then we'll turn things over to Mr. Rabbi. I would love to hear his thoughts on those two primary elements, the idea of Darth Vader as a hero and perhaps the idea of do we live under the republic that Obi-Wan wants to preserve or under the empire that is constructed as a result of the fall of that republic.
@joann_marieIan, thank you so much for hosting, and Rabbi for co-hosting, and everybody, thank you guys so much for being here. Please repost this space, and if you guys go to it, I will also repost it. Also, bookmark it, it helps so much with the algorithm, and follow Ian, and Rabbi, and Jovian. We're going to have a space with him, like, in January.
@joann_marieAnd also Skittles, and Forty, and... Obviously, Dank, who is down in the listeners, for putting all of Ian's faces on Rumble, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, IanMalcolm84, and clips on Instagram and TikTok. And I always say that I'm going to watch Star Wars again, but I just don't. I forgot 99% of what happens there, but I will.
@joann_marieI will try this weekend. If I actually take time for myself this weekend, I will watch them. But thank you so much for hosting it, Ian, and I cannot wait to learn more about it. So thank you. Rabbi, how are you?
@malleusigHey, guys, how you doing? Really glad to be here. This idea just got my mind moving, and I'm just hastily tamping up notes of things that I want to touch on. I did put a video in the purple pill, if you guys... I'll put it on the top if you guys want to take a look at it. But this, I think, would be our starting part, our starting point for the space, if you guys want to go there.
@malleusigAnd I don't see it. Maybe I put it into probable spam by accident. Let's see. No, it's not there. Shit. Okay. I don't see it either. Alright, I'm gonna do this. um because i put it in in the web i put in the web uh interface so maybe it is different let's see if we can figure out a way to do this but um okay i know what i can do i'm gonna go um you guys talk for a second i'm gonna go and find it and put it into a post and then put the post in the pro pill and then we can start from there sound good i'll play i'll play the very short video and then everyone can watch along with us just give me two seconds how's that
@joann_marieAll right.
@malleusigFantastic.
@joann_marieAnd Forbidden made a really, really cool video also on Star Wars that maybe we can also play later. I posted it in the Purple Pill. He's absolutely brilliant. Oh, fantastic. Yes.
Ian MalcolmJoAnn, while Rabbi is getting that, do you want to play the clip from Forbidden? It's amazing.
@malleusigThat's a good idea.
@joann_marieYes, hold on.
Speaker 1Come back, Magatard. Whatever you think of me, don't turn your back on everything we fought for. I'm still fighting for it! Then why are you standing against me? You promised no more wars! Secure borders! Deportations! You said we were finally gonna take our country back! And we will. But governing means making choices you never wanted to make!
Speaker 1I believed you! Every time they called you a liar, I defended you! Every time you broke your word, I made an excuse! I never asked you to lose faith in me!
Speaker 1You never thought you could lose it! The council isn't perfect. But without it, everything we've worked for could fall apart. You told me they were the swamp! Drain the swamp. Beautiful slogan. But once you're running the galaxy, there are commitments. Very important people. You can't just tell them no.
Speaker 1Then why can you break every promise to us, but you can't say no to BB? Netanyahu is our ally. He needs to know we'll stand by him no matter what he does. You wouldn't understand that. You've only ever done it for me. You sent us to war against the Sand People! Was that for us or the credit barons funding your council?
Speaker 1Those alliances are holding the Republic together! Damn it! You swore you'd bring them to justice! Now you kneel before them! I will not let you tear the Republic apart! I gave you everything! And when they demanded another war, you gave them us! I won't let you go down this path. Then you should have kept your word. Are you okay, sir?
Speaker 2It's your turn to vote. I had a nightmare. I stopped trusting the plan. Anyway,
Speaker 3Who'd Trump tell us to vote for?
@malleusigloud enough already no it he's absolutely brilliant and i don't want to spoil it for people who haven't watched it but the ending is just amazing yeah yeah absolutely incredible um yeah if you haven't yet please please go and visit we are forbidden and uh go to a site and buy some merchandise buy some shirts they have excellent stuff um
@joann_marieMandy got me three shirts, and I absolutely love them. There's one that hasn't arrived yet, but it has Mel Gibson, and it's really cool. And the other two is one that has a little TV, and the other one is with Jesus. And they're so nice. So I think Mandy is here, but we cannot see her because it's glitching. But love you, Mandy.
@joann_marieThank you.
@malleusigYeah, it's turned into a ghost or something. Yeah. We couldn't see her yesterday either. I'm so sorry, Mandy. Yeah, it's absolutely fantastic that they are doing this. And if you can, go buy a t-shirt, because honestly, the faster this becomes part of the wider culture, the faster we win. When you see people walking around wearing t-shirts, then you know that we're moving towards...
@malleusigmainstream acceptance which we should have had years ago but you know it's being held back by this artificial controller with the media and yeah wearing t-shirts is probably the most effective protest action you can take literally just walking around daring to wear a t-shirt that disagrees visibly with the Jewish agenda is the most revolutionary
@malleusig...thing that you can possibly do right now. I'm not even kidding. I'm not even being exaggerating here. It's literally the best you can do. It just shows your faggot who wears weird t-shirts. Who let this person up?
@joann_marieOh, he's just at a ranch, Joe.
Ian MalcolmNo, this'll be great. You're Jewish, right, Emmanuel?
@malleusigAlright, well, anyway.
Ian MalcolmWait, hang on. Emmanuel, you're Jewish, right? Are you a black Jew?
Speaker 4Bro, why does it matter? You hate, you're a Nazi.
Ian MalcolmAm I wrong? Am I wrong or you didn't even get out 10 words without referencing homosexuality, is that right?
Speaker 4You're a Nazi.
Ian MalcolmLike, okay, okay, so now you got one word and you went to Nazi. Okay, so Emmanuel, I'm going to ask again. You couldn't go 10 words without referencing homosexuality. Why is that?
Speaker 4I mean, I have nothing against homosexuals, and I want you guys to come out of the closet. He's an Israeli, too.
Ian MalcolmWait, you want—okay, so you're now lusting after the people that you suggest are anti-semites coming out of the closet? Is that your fantasy? What am I missing here?
Speaker 4I think you'd be less anti-Semitic if you just accepted your truth, my king. Wait, okay, so hang on, hang on.
Ian MalcolmSo what you're now saying is that people that are pro-Israel are largely homosexuals? Is that—that's your logic?
Speaker 4No, no.
Ian MalcolmStatistically, you're correct.
@malleusigI just want to be very clear.
Ian MalcolmThat's what you're suggesting.
@malleusigYou're specifically homosexual. Can I ask Emmanuel a question? I mean, you're not going to get an answer, but go for it. That's okay. Emmanuel, are Jews right about black people?
@malleusigYou're very vague, so be specific. I'm just curious, like what Judaism and Jews, Jewish rabbis in particular, what they say about black people. Are they right?
Speaker 5Again, you're very vague. So, name a rabbi, name a sect. Well, you're Jewish, right? Name a rabbi, name a sect.
@malleusigYou don't control the conversation right now. You're Jewish, right? Yes, so what? Okay, so you know how Jews talk, okay? You have a Jewish mother, right?
@malleusigBro, be specific with your questions. That's a pretty specific question. You have a Jewish mother, yes or no?
@malleusigGo to your main question. Do you have a... Again, okay, so this is why you don't engage with them, right? Because they have one tactic, and it's never a straight answer. They're literally NASA, right? And I think the word for NASA in Hebrew actually comes down to deceit, right? And this is why it's important to remember.
@malleusigIf you pay attention... Every time you ask one of these unhinged racist Jews a direct question, they refuse to answer and they try to pivot to something else. They do not engage. They do not engage honestly. They do not talk to you. And this is precisely why every European country over the course of the 2000 years of our shared history eventually decided that it was a complete waste of time trying to logic with them.
@malleusigName this country. That is why I'm going to recommend that we follow in the path of our European forefathers and have one more expulsion if he refuses to answer the next direct question.
@joann_marieAre you ready to respond, Emmanuel?
@malleusigYes, my dear Goy. Go ahead. Fantastic. What is the only crime under European law that you are forbidden to defend yourself from because any attempt to prove that you did not lie simply becomes another charge?
@malleusigI have no idea. Educate me. Okay, fantastic. Ian, what's your answer?
Ian MalcolmWell, so here's what I would say, or just out of curiosity. Are you familiar with Rabbi Yosef, who was the Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel? There we go. In his 2008 remarks, Emmanuel.
Speaker 4I am not Sephardim, but go ahead, please tell me about your remarks.
Ian MalcolmOkay, so the Sephardi, when he comes out black, if you know they had a, this is his words, I want to be very clear, this is the Jewish Rabbi, in fact the Chief Rabbi, and he comes out black, If you know they had a monkey for a son, they had a son like that, what would you think of the fact that a chief rabbi referred to a child who is black as being a monkey, Emmanuel?
Ian MalcolmThat's a chief rabbi. Is that kind of weird?
Speaker 4I mean, that's literally one guy. It's the same way, like, there's Rabbi Mizrahi who points out that all- So he's wrong, is that what you're saying?
@joann_marieHe took it out of the Talmud, Emmanuel. He defended his position because the Talmud says that, and that is the religion you follow.
Speaker 4And goys are stupid based on the Talmud. So I don't know what you want from me.
@joann_marieYeah, I don't follow Judaism because I find it disgusting.
Ian MalcolmWhat we want is for you to go away because you are so annoying. But it is, yeah, there's lots of examples of very racist commentary being made by rabbis, which is curious because I guess he reveres them. And so Rabbi's question there, Rabbi [guest], that is, is a very good one, right? Are they wrong? Are racist comments that are made by revered rabbis, are they incorrect?
Ian MalcolmAre they bigots? How does that work out? Dustin Nemos, I see you there. You can go and kick rocks and you can go talk to your billions of subscribers or whatever it is that you say that you have. Nobody cares what you think. But Rabbi, back to the subject at hand before we got interrupted by the clowns.
@malleusigJust before we do that, I want to make sure everyone knows that the word for monkeys in Hebrew is kushi. And it was used by Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef in his weekly sermon, once reported, so we can only imagine how many times it was used unreported. Thank you very much.
Ian MalcolmSo back to a productive conversation. Rabbi, I'm curious for your thoughts on this subject, right? The idea of this character, because what is very interesting is the way that this is now being rewritten. I think it's kind of romanticizing that which is hard to
Ian MalcolmAnd I do think that there's something to be explored there, right? I think the better way to think of it than he's just the forever hero is that he's essentially a fallen hero who redeems himself, and the reason he falls is because he's tricked into it, right? He's essentially undermined, no different than Eve in the garden or any other variety of heroes that have basically succumbed to their own interests and motivations.
Ian MalcolmNow, the other thing that's worth unpacking, though, is how he became what he was. Right? Because we have the quote, of course, slowly I began to dot dot dot, which is again not a result of a loathing of anybody, as Emmanuel desperately requests the mic again for the six millionth time. What a joke. Right? It's rather the behavior.
Ian MalcolmThat individual came into a room, he came up onto a stage, and within five seconds started talking about homosexuality. What a weird thing to do. You would think that maybe normal conversations would be like, you know what, that's obnoxious, I don't want anything to do with you. At which point we would beget the screeching and squealing about, oh, the anti-Semitism!
Ian MalcolmNo, you're just behaving like a... Let's say a ridiculous bigot, and I don't want anything to do with it. And so instead, I'm just going to say you're not welcome up onto this platform. So we can understand that actions beget reactions, which maybe can motivate certain behaviors, and that in the case of Anakin, I do think it's very reasonable to try and understand why did he become what he became, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd to go through that arc and this idea of can that which is very noble and pure, can it of course turn to evil? Can that evil then turn back to good and all those other things? So maybe let's start the conversation with that aspect and kind of your unpacking of how you see that character, which again, now on the timeline, a lot of Zoomers, I think because they are so enraged and have so much wrath and feel so kind of repressed, right, that they are looking for anything and everything to justify as a hero, even that which clearly goes from good to bad in their, let's say, pursuit of their own desires.
@malleusigYeah, well, I mean, so, I mean, so the mainstream explanation is that, you know, Anakin is like the hero with a thousand faces from just Campbell, right? So there was a lot of research that went into what makes a hero in myth and story. He is like, he's supposed to be like this monomyth wig, which is like the overarching archetype of all heroes throughout all stories.
@malleusigThis is good. This is good for a service explanation. But when you watch it with a critical eye, you begin to notice other things. One of those things, I did finally succeed in getting put into the right place in the proper pill. So if you guys want to look at that, I'm going to play it very quickly and show you what I see in this if you watch the video with me.
@malleusigHe has control of the Senate and the courts. He's too dangerous to be left alive. I'm too weak. Oh, don't kill me. It's not the Jedi way. He must live.
Speaker 2I need him! I need him!
@malleusigSo for me, this is what kind of tipped me off to the symbolism behind Anakin. If you watch these movies, especially prequels, Anakin really seems to be the United States. And I don't say that just because of this one thing. This one scene always kind of stuck in my craw after watching the theaters. But if you watch the rest of the prequels and it does seem...
@malleusigIt does seem like Anakin is basically United States. The Emperor is Israel or the Jewish nation. And Darth Vader is basically America being Israel's attack dog.
@malleusigAnd if you look at who Ian or JoAnn, who knows who the Emperor's attack dog was before Anakin?
Speaker 6Darth Maul.
@malleusigOh, well, let me see.
Ian MalcolmActually, no, I mean, yes, I suppose the term would be correct, but prior, if I'm not mistaken, would have been Count Dooku, is that right?
@malleusigCorrect, correct. Count Dooku, what accent did he have? Ooh, I suppose, what would you call it, an English accent? Yeah, he had a British accent, right? So, he represents Judaism's former attack dog, the British Empire, right? so when you look at when you look at basically the scene where he's the emperor is like using Dooku as a i mean his name is even Duke right he's Count Duke like you can't get a more he's a British lord twice right so in the scene where and this in the scene where essentially the uh the emperor's use is playing Anakin and Dooku against each other um that's basically
@malleusigJudaism deciding that America was the stronger attack dog and jumping ship to basically side with them instead of England, to adopt them. And it's really, really interesting.
Ian MalcolmWhich chronologically would follow after Israel utilized the devil, which I think is essentially Darth Vader with his horns and his red and black face. They go from Satan to England to the United States.
@malleusigPretty much. I mean, yeah, exactly. Maul is basically the devil, right? That would actually be so good. It's very good. Start with the devil, then go to England, then the U.S. Very nice.
@malleusigBut yeah, you look at a lot of the symbology. And a lot of it was really ham-fisted, too. A lot of it was really not subtle.
@malleusigThe one that sticks out for me the most is like this perversion of the Jesus myth that went on where they aped Anakin as being like a Christ figure because his mother was supposedly a virgin, which for me was insulting not only to my intelligence because it was so fucking obvious, but to my religion, to my Catholicism.
@malleusigI don't know why more Catholic or Christian groups didn't protest against that. um i would have taken extreme unction at that um as a christian who are older and um i was gonna say it basically it's one more degradation of of jesus it's basically it's this ongoing campaign to turn jesus into kind of like a not a special thing and you do this by throwing up mockeries of him at every change you get and this is pretty much what that is
@malleusigI'll stop here. I mean, I have a bunch of other things, but I'll stop here really quick. Do you have any questions? Do you want to take this in a different direction?
Ian MalcolmNo, well, the thing that I find interesting, because it does perfectly play into this motif and this idea of blending both the good and evil of the character along with the politics, because if you think about it, that idea of Count Dooku, which I had never thought of what you just said, but if you think of the character, he even,
Ian Malcolm𝙱𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmYou know, not only does he represent, I suppose, England, but you could also say that he represents us in a way, right? Because he sees what's going on, tries to create a coup against it, and that's the entire piece of, they call it the separatists, right? That's what we were trying to do, is to separate from this empire that we're, I believe, part of right now, although in the films, they would be trying to separate from the Republic to stand in opposition to what ultimately became the empire, right?
@malleusigYeah, yeah, yeah. And that's... If you look at the way it goes, it's just that everything has a callback to either World War II or Jesus or the Bible, right? The Bible and World War II are like the strongest influences in the movie. And this has the effect of, it's basically sacralizing World War II. It's making it sacred in the minds of people by combining with that.
@malleusigAnd so it's combining that progression from Republic to What was it? To empire, basically. As something that is... How can I put this? It basically is... It's also including the Roman Empire, which is, again, Israel's enemy, has always been Rome. What happens to the Republic? It's defeated by Judaism that infiltrates it and turns it into an empire, right?
@malleusigAnd then the empire is also the enemy. The empire is also destroyed... Hint, hint, what is Israel after? Israel is after the destruction of Rome. And by Rome, Israel means us, the West, America, right? It means all that. So it's extremely, I mean, people make fun of Lucas's script, but to be honest, I think he was writing a coded message into a hostage note.
@malleusigI think that this is like his version. of the American POW that was held in Vietnam, blinking his eyes in Morse code to tell them that they were being tortured and they were reporting a duress. And I think he was able to slip a few things through the censors before they noticed. I think that's why they hate him. I think that's why they hate Lucas and they wanted to humiliate him.
Ian MalcolmWell, and for what it's worth, he had basically... And this is even something that was used by the critics both of the time and today. They'll say that one of the fundamental flaws with the film compared to the original trilogy is that because he had absolute control, he just did whatever he wanted, which perhaps would explain how he was able to...
Ian MalcolmI'm kind of curious for your take
Ian MalcolmThank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.
Ian MalcolmI mean, even that, though, feels like a very, very large stretch to try and conclude that, which would be required to in any way declare this guy who just murders all the children, all this other kind of stuff, you know, quote-unquote a hero.
@malleusigWell, that, yeah, that was, again, that's another example of Lucas's horrible writing. The fact that he was penning a hostage note doesn't...
@malleusigSurprisingly, Strangely, he also contributed to the seventh Star Wars movie, which I think is the best one out of the prequels and the later three also. So Kasdan was a really, really talented, or is, I think he's still alive, is a really, really talented writer. And he's Jewish, right? So that is one of, it's another example of they're not all bad.
@malleusigI like to call the Adam Sandler effect, where
@malleusigBilly Madison and Happy Gilmore were pretty good movies. They're pretty funny movies, and they get everyone excited about Adam Sandler, but the only reason, which we found out later, the only reason those two movies worked is because Adam Sandler didn't have full editorial control over the script. As soon as you give Adam Sandler full control over the script, everything goes to shit.
@malleusigThe same thing happens with George Lucas. He is not someone who really should have full editorial control, although I'm still glad he was able to slip these things in because they are really, really revealing. But yeah, there are... Do you want to talk about Darth Vader real quick?
Ian MalcolmOn my side or for you? I'm sorry?
Ian MalcolmYou're saying, do I want to? Or do I want the room to? What do you mean when you say that?
@malleusigI mean, shall we talk about Darth Vader really quick? Because there's... Oh, absolutely. Yeah, absolutely.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's... Oh, go for it.
@malleusigNo, go ahead. There's just one more thing about Darth Vader I think we want to touch on. But you go ahead.
Ian MalcolmYeah, so... And that's the thing, right? So, it really... I do think that there's something very spectacularly beautiful about the way that this arc was written, right? You've got... Again, you watch the original trilogy. You've got the good and evil. Darth Vader, the bad guy, has a change of heart at the end. You then see the prequels, you understand why that is, because every aspect of his emotions, right?
Ian MalcolmWe can all relate, well, maybe half the room can, well, actually probably more than half, probably two-thirds, if not three-quarters of the room, can relate to being an adolescent boy, right? And going through all the changes in your body, right? And in there, a lot of the confusion that comes with maturing and growing up.
Ian MalcolmAnd as we do, you can envision that essentially the order that he's groomed in, you can almost think of it like a priesthood, right? They are told to essentially try and control their emotions, to remove all of the earthly desires, possessions, aspirations, the seven deadly sins, basically, right? And fundamentally, the Sith is the inverse of that, right?
Ian MalcolmAgain, this idea that Darth Vader, the Dark Lord of the Sith, right? That's literally his title. Well, what are the Sith all about? It's hate, it's rage, it's anger, right? It's the desire for control. Exactly, exactly. It's basically the Sabatian Franks. It's the Sabatians! That's an interesting way to think about it, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd so, to try and romanticize, and again to say that the Empire and the Sith are actually the heroes, I think it's just... 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian Malcolmand you look at the youth and you can understand, okay, a guy trying to make a difference, wants to go off on an adventure, wants to try and save his mother, a reasonable thing to do, has a premonition about his future, well, I guess wife dying, I think at that point in the story, about her dying, wants to try to figure out how to save her, wants to try to figure out all these things, right?
Ian MalcolmThat makes sense. And when you take all of those things from people, it's totally reasonable to be very angry, But it does not necessarily negate the fact that, for example, in his rage, chokes out his bride, who's pregnant at the time, in a way that they ultimately say that she dies of a broken heart, right? And people would say, well, it broke her heart because he was trying to do good, or at least that's the perspective that he never turns evil.
Ian MalcolmI think that's kind of silly.
@malleusigOr they would say he broke her heart by cutting off the oxygen to her brain.
Ian MalcolmWhich I would say is a much more reasonable interpretation. Right? And so, and so, and that's where I'm going with this, is that I don't think it's fair to say that this is the actions of a hero even before, well, I guess at this point he is in fact Darth Vader, right? When all of this goes down, the moment he decides to kill the Mace Windu character, he becomes Lord Vader, I think is basically what he says, right?
Ian MalcolmRight. And in that, in that moment, He is a villain. And I don't know another way to describe it. Again, I can understand the youth of today trying to romanticize a strong-armed champion. But, I mean, fellas, if that's the case, maybe look to Julius Caesar, perhaps. And I'm sure there's a lot of heirs there as well. But the guy across the Rubicon came across and basically said, we need to return this to the people.
Ian MalcolmAll the money and the power is controlled. by a very small select group of people. Wow, doesn't that ring a bell?
@malleusigPeople don't know that Caesar made, he made compound interest illegal like three weeks before his death.
Ian MalcolmHe is, Julius Caesar is the first piece of Stephen Goodson's The History of Central Banking and the Enslavement of Mankind. I highly recommend everybody read that book. And the strange parallels you will see from that time to the present is kind of eerie. Right? And I just say it because there's lots of heroes that we can look to that are very strong, heroic, right?
Ian MalcolmYou could suggest the likes of Maximus from Gladiator, right? So to, again, try to take this idea of Anakin, who very much has rage and contempt in all of the things that the youth of today experience, I don't know how else to describe this, fellas. You don't get to describe that as a hero. Just because it might feel good to think that that could be heroic.
Ian MalcolmThe other thing that I would say, Rabbi, and I'm curious for your thoughts on this one as well, isn't it curious that they're lionizing and giving the youth of today Anakin as a hero, who is this guy? He's the Chosen One, which there's that aspect of things. He's the Chosen One. He's the Chosen One, but not only is he the Chosen One, he's also essentially a superhero.
Ian MalcolmAnd the reason that I bring that up is because... If you were the people in charge, what do you want all of the youth thinking that they need to save the day? Somebody that could never exist. Somebody that is a Superman, essentially, right? Whereas what we would suggest, much like the latter story, and this is why I liken ourselves far more to the rebels, right?
Ian MalcolmWe need everybody. We need Jet Porkins, the very obese guy that was a pilot and gets blown up at the first film, right? We need everybody, even the tubbies, right? And so this idea of, We're all Anakin Skywalker. I'm sorry, fellas. Look in the mirror. If you haven't been doing a lot of push-ups and pull-ups, you're not going to quite fit the mold there.
@malleusigYou can't run a city block, but he can attack the Death Star.
Ian MalcolmYes, Jed Mori is coming to you live, right? And so I do, I find it curious that, again, they're trying to romanticize somebody that we will never be, right? Nobody's going to be able to be one with the Force and do all these things to bring about this unlimited power needed to change the world. Instead, I would always liken ourselves, not just to the rebels, but to the everyday man.
Ian MalcolmAnd it's why when I do reference things like The Matrix, there is no Neo. There's no one person. In fact, it's funny, they call him The One, right, in that film.
@malleusigWe're not going to have The One.
Ian MalcolmYeah, another pervert. We are all one, if that makes sense. And the one that we are all going to become is going to be able to fix the day. But it is, I'm curious, Rabbi, for your thoughts on the youth looking up to, This strong-armed character. And if you think, because if it was just a couple people sharing this, I would think one thing.
Ian MalcolmBut when again, it's shared by Elon Musk and essentially every other major influencer, it makes me think that clearly there is a design behind this, which should beget the question, what might that be?
@malleusigWell, there is. I mean, there's always, there's, we as a, as a, I don't want to say a race, but we as an ethnicity, right? We have this, we have this hero myth. We have this addiction to hero myths. And I think that Europeans, more than anyone else, have this reliance on the hero myth. And the hero myth is always one, it's a strong individual that's going to emerge out of some kind of trial or tribulation, or is going to be just born better, and is going to single-handedly defeat the evil, right?
@malleusigBecause we have this, we have a lot of our stories, a lot of our archetypes have as their origin, like the Greek myths and the Roman myths. And the Roman myths are based around And they share this in common with the Indian myths, by the way, also if you guys are with the Hindu myths, of the idea of men that are half man, half God, right?
@malleusigWhere you have Zeus is bored one day, he's tired of fucking Hela, or whatever her name is in Greek, and he's like, hey, there's a pretty woman on Earth, I'm going to go change myself into a bull and rape her, right?
@joann_marieOh, it's Athena, no?
@malleusigWhat's that?
@joann_marieWas that Athena?
@malleusigAthena? No, Zeus was never married to Athena.
@joann_marieNo.
@malleusigNo, it was, I can look it up. It's basically, it was, I think it was Hela. Zeus's wife name is Hera, I'm sorry, Hera, not Hela, Hera.
@joann_marieOh, yeah, Hera.
@malleusigHera, yeah. So, I mean, the majority of the Greek myths is just Zeus. Getting tired of looking at Hera over and over again and wanting some, some, some... How can I put this delicately?
@joann_marieWait, Hera, Hera was human at some point?
@malleusigNo, Hera was... Strong.
@joann_marieYeah. Oh, no, never mind, I'm... Are you okay? Sorry.
@malleusigThat's all right. No, no. Actually, I just got a note from the AI. Zeus apparently did once have a wife named Metis. who was the mother of Athena. So if Zeus ever hooked up with Athena, that would technically be incest. Because he's basically... I don't know if he's a direct father, but he at least was married to her mother, so that would be a little weird.
@malleusigBut again, the Greeks were never ones to worry too much about sexual impropriety. I mean, literally have a bull having sex with a woman in their midst. But no, Hera was his wife, and... I think Hercules was born this way. Let's see if I can get a list of Zeus's half-children by humans. So basically, this is how you get Hercules, Perseus,
@malleusigHelen of Troy apparently was also legendarily conceived from Zeus.
Ian MalcolmWhat about Achilles?
@malleusigI don't see Achilles here. Let me see. Achilles was not born. I don't think he was born a god, but he was dipped in the river Styx by his mother. Let me check real quick. I might be wrong there. He was the son of a king and a sea nymph.
@malleusigSo not a half god, kind of a half nymph.
@joann_marieI used to know so much of Greek mythology and I forgot all of it.
@malleusigI know. It's really good to know this stuff. It really tells you. It's really good to know mythology and go watch movies because a lot of it is encoded into them. Because, I mean, to be honest, Hollywood writers are not the most creative people in the world. and they need ideas all the time so they they tend instead of coming with new ones they basically steal a lot from mythology but anyway um yeah so that said um we're with zeus we're talking about the great gods and the half gods yeah so so anyway um back to darth vader um i don't probably everyone knows it's pretty pretty
@malleusigThe chest plate is a really, really, really important part of Jewish mythology, right? Of Jewish history. It's called a hoshen, right?
@malleusigand it was worn by the high priest and it was very very specifically laid out um in the in the old testament they i think it was moses who got very very specific instructions on how to make this from yahweh um they needed 12 engraved precious or semi-precious stones arranged in four rows of three right and this was worn by the high priest
@malleusigto hold the Urim and the Thummim, which were these mystical items or parchment that basically had the name of Yahweh written on it. And this basically allowed him to communicate with Yahweh. It was a communication device, you know, essentially. And so for Vader to be wearing a chest pit like this, I mean, it kind of draws parallels to him being a high priest, first of all.
@malleusigBut the Hebrew that's written on his chest, I mean, it's not really intelligible Hebrew, but people have gone through and made loose translations of it. One of those translations that was given forth, which doesn't really stick, but people put out there anyway, is that by his deeds, he will be redeemed, which I think was kind of retconned to fit what happened because people made that up after Return of the Jedi.
@malleusigAnother translation that I found, which is interesting, is basically, let me see if I can find it in my notes, here we go. Father Saturday, or Saturn, Gollum sits until he is cast down, right? And that sits is not sits, like sit down, it's T-S-I-T-S, right? Some of that just looks like gibberish, but the fact that Saturday is in there, and Father Saturday seems to be an allusion to Saturn,
@malleusigRight? And we've all gotten into the black cube connection, right? The black cube that's worn on the top of, you know, the Jewish people's heads when they pray, this tefillin thing, right?
@malleusigAnd the prevalence of the word, you know, black cube, black rock, right? All these references, the allusions to black something in Israeli companies or Hebrew or Jewish companies. um seems to be fairly significant um and people have loosely translated this as Yahweh or Saturn is a tyrannical god until his defeat which i'm sure we can probably get into and discuss that further but it's beyond my ability at the moment um so you have a lot of really really interesting um things that are encoded into Darth Vader aside from him
@malleusigum being a representation of kind of a corrupted Jesus right Darth Vader is basically Jesus corrupted by power because you have him starting off his life as only the the cosmetic features of Jesus like he doesn't actually embody any of the internal state or internal motivations of Jesus it's only the the magic it's like Jesus as wizard right and the the virgin birth
@malleusigRight. And also he's born in the desert. Right. So you have that, too. So it's almost as if Darth Vader was meant to be them poisoning the myth of Jesus and then using that to kind of like embody the United States, because then you have Darth Vader. Darth Vader speaks with an American accent. Everyone else in the fucking empire speaks with a British accent.
@malleusigAnd I know Luke did that on purpose. Right. So you literally have America at the head of the British Empire now, which represents America taking over world hegemony from Britain. Darth Vader is there. He's choking out British officers to show his dominance, and he's issuing everyone commands. So you have three layers of control.
@malleusigYou have the British Empire, you have America as the management over the British Empire, and then you have Jews as literally the management over America. and this i think you know like like the the emperor is literally who like vader like you know phones home to periodically from his like meditation chamber to make sure that he's following the orders you know correctly um ian i see you if you want to jump in and say anything on that i think that was a good oh i just thought it was a hysterical uh way to kind of present the progression there and it i mean it reminds me
Ian MalcolmYou know, of essentially the way that you described it, it's like Krang in the Ninja Turtles, which also has references to sewers and other things that, and other animals, perhaps, that might be of relevance for the conversation, but I won't go there. But it is, it's very, that idea of the giant force that is intimidating the British soldiers, I mean, even, what is it, Sir Ian McKellen, right?
Ian MalcolmNo, no, no, not McKellen. What's his name? Plays Obi-Wan Kenobi.
@malleusigOh, oh.
@malleusigFuck, I usually know this. Look at the cast image. Obi-Wan. He's so famous.
Speaker 7It's Alec Guinness, guys.
@malleusigThank you, Alec. Thank you for the save, Alec Guinness. Thanks, Pathfinder. That was Pathfinder. I think it was Pathfinder. Yeah, Alec Guinness, who, by the way, he got the best deal out of everyone in A New Hope because he was apparently the only one who negotiated merchandising rights into his contract. And so I think he made more money than every other actor on A New Hope.
@malleusigBut yeah, so that's Obi-Wan. Obi-Wan basically is also, he's also British. So Obi-Wan teaches Anakin how to become a Jedi, which is also extremely interesting.
@malleusigSo, but yeah, I was going to say, there's other ones. So basically, The name Luke is Greek and Leah is Hebrew. And so this is a call back to the gospel of Luke, right? So the New Testament. And it's kind of mixing the New Testament with also like, you know, a Jewish woman's name. So it's connecting the Old Testament and the New Testament together in Luke and Leah psychologically, which is another thing we've discussed.
@malleusigLike, again, there have been various movements throughout the centuries. to try and divorce Christianity from the Old Testament. I think all of them have been crushed by violent suppression. I think the Marcionites was one. And so that's another little hint as to who was behind this. And then if you think that, if you look at the other things like the word Endor, right?
@malleusigEndor is literally called back to the Witch of Endor. 𝙱𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
@malleusigAnd I'll stop here because I'm talking forever.
Ian MalcolmNo, and I'm loving how we're intersecting these two things. And so why don't we poll some of the people that are here with us? I just want to thank everybody that's been part of this conversation thus far. If you don't mind liking or resharing or bookmarking or any of those kind of things. And for what it's worth, for anybody that might be new to these rooms, all of these spaces are also ported over thanks to the one and only Mr.
Ian MalcolmAllegedly Dank on this platform. I really want to thank everybody that is in here.
Ian MalcolmBack to the regularly scheduled conversation here around this idea. Why don't we go to Alien, who has very peacefully and respectfully had his hand up. I'd be curious for his thoughts on these ideas, if he'd like to either tackle this concept of Anakin Skywalker and Darth Vader being quote-unquote heroes, and the idea that perhaps the Republic being turned to an empire was in the best interest of...
Ian MalcolmI agree that anytime anything happens for the greater good, it's good. Anakin, as Darth Vader, ended up saving the Republic, or the Empire.
Speaker 8And as far as that...
Speaker 8yeah i guess that does correlate wow this is just mind-blowing um when you mentioned saturn it reminded me and i don't i don't know a lot about uh tarot cards but i remember in my late 20s i was going through a lot of like similar things i'm going through now and somebody that did know stuff about it about tarot cards or whatever astrology told me that saturn was returning into my birth chart and that it happened about every 26 years
Speaker 8So now I'm almost 50 and I think it's happening again. If anybody knows anything about that, that's interesting to me. But yeah, that was really well said, Rabbi. Thank you so much for sharing all that, bro.
@malleusigYeah, man. I mean, it's extremely... Star Wars is a lot more layered than people think. There's a lot in here. Lucas knew some shit. Lucas knew way more than he let on.
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, Rabbi, that's why I found this entire kind of saga rather interesting to watch because, again, all these people kind of revisiting this story and approaching it from a new angle that you and I talked about maybe a year ago or whenever it was, and they're all like, no, let me tell you what you missed.
Ian MalcolmIt's like, no, I think in the interpretation that you're now taking, it's being given to us for a purpose that might be, let's say, not... 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmI mean, you can also look at it in terms of maybe racial interpretations, right? There's obviously a whole lot of different aliens and the way that they're presented and where they're located and all those other kind of things that maybe hearken to the world that we live in, maybe a little bit more direct than others, right?
Ian MalcolmBut there's also even this idea, the thing that I find interesting, I think it was you who was saying this yesterday, the idea of Lucas... In the original story, right? Even the idea of Han Solo, that old meme Han shot first, where obviously he did, right? Is Han Solo a rather villainous thing to kill somebody? The guy's a smuggler.
Ian MalcolmHe's probably killed a lot of other people, right? But in the end, he becomes a hero in the end of A New Hope, who then ironically... Isn't it kind of crazy? Because ironically, he becomes the one that selflessly gives himself for everybody else when his initial motivations are merely just to... The bridge thing is, and I want everybody to know this.
Ian MalcolmWhat I'm convinced, so when I was saying Han selflessly giving himself, I was referring to the carbonite piece, and even Harrison Ford initially thought that was going to be the end of the character, and he thought that would be a good thing for him to die, because it would kind of round out the arc of Han Solo. The thing with the bridge, so that's a reference to the New Age Disney rendition of these films.
@malleusigYeah, screw that man.
Ian MalcolmI really believe that that is 100% done, to demoralize us. Yes, yes. They took the hero that everybody looked up to, the guy who had been selfish, who became selfless, they held him in front of everyone, and they just had the new era, which is, again, the white villain of Kylo Ren, the really bad guy who's also so incompetent that he can't beat the woman who just picked up a weapon for the first time in the end of the film, right?
Ian MalcolmBut him stabbing his father and throwing him over, that is a...
Ian MalcolmHe's also divorced his wife. He's now living out with his buddy, essentially in their space Winnebago. And he's a drunk deadbeat dad, right? That's what he is. He's a divorced deadbeat dad whose son is now the worst person in the world. And the Winnebago Rabbi, that's obviously a reference to Spaceballs for what it's worth.
Ian MalcolmBut yeah.
@malleusigIt's like him and Chewbacca and the big junker they're flying in Seven. Right, right, and then they're basically doing little odd jobs. He's basically, he's a divorced dad. He's a divorced deadbeat dad who's out, who doesn't really have a family anymore, who lost out on his ability to take care of his son, and he's just like out drinking with his buddies and cruising around town every night.
@malleusigyou're right and he that's that's he it's basically a desecration of Han Solo like that and again i spoke very glowingly about Kasdan's influence on the seventh movie but a lot of that seventh movie and the the other two after it i didn't see the ninth um they're just obscenities they're just there to desecrate Star Wars so you have Han Solo you know being killed on the bridge you have Luke Skywalker
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@malleusigthe famous with the alien right the guy that's like on it's on the on tattoo whenever the desert planet is where ray comes from and that big fat alien that terrorizes everyone is supposed to be modeled off after george lucas and is like his extra chin flesh right right so basically they're making fun of lucas in that movie they're they're turning him into he's they're turning him into a comedic villain
@malleusigI think because by that point they had caught on to the information that he was trying to encode into the prequels and trying to slip out. And that's why you watch the negotiation of him with Kathleen Kennedy, where they're talking about the purchase of Lucasfilm. And he looks utterly broken. He looks utterly demoralized and broken in that.
@malleusigI think it's because they set out to break him. But... But yeah, there's all kinds of crazy, horrible, blasphemous stuff in the last three movies. I don't even want to go into it. It's depressing. But yeah, so go ahead Ian. I think you were going to finish up with something.
Ian MalcolmWell, no, I was just going to say that that, to your point, it's depressing, and it's depressing by design. I really believe this. They wanted to take something that, again, and this, actually, Rabbi, this is perfect. For this overall conversation, because again, I'm convinced anytime that something like this Anakin meme is fed to everybody, it's of benefit to them.
Ian MalcolmJust like it was of benefit to them to hold up all of the heroes for the prior generation that loved the original characters, and to just have them sacrificially sabotaged right in front of your eyes so that your childhood hero becomes the drunk deadbeat dad whose son kills him in a really embarrassing fashion. This is all done...
@malleusigI'm convinced they were pressuring Lucas to change the first three. What I think happened was that the first three Star Wars movies kind of slipped by their attention. You know, if you want to call them being like, you know, the Jews or the Masons or the Illuminati or whoever we're talking about here, but whoever it is that is interested in keeping us demoralized.
@malleusigThe first three movies apparently made it past their attention. They didn't realize how much of an effect it would have on the mass consciousness. And that effect was it gave us hope. It literally was a new hope. Us watching the movies, it really encouraged young, healthy masculinity. It encouraged young boys that wanted to become heroes.
@malleusigIt encouraged people that wanted to push back against the corporate machine, which is also kind of symbolized by the empire and the traditional interpretation, right? People to find the magic and the inner potentials of themselves, the inner magical potentials inside themselves, which is what the first move is all about, right?
@malleusigAs kind of the antidote to the demoralizing effects of modern civilization. And... I don't think they took it as seriously as they should have when A New Hope came out. And by the time Jedi came out, they were kind of scrambling to figure out how to control this. It wasn't until well after the first three movies came out that they kind of put together a plan to mitigate the archetypal effects of these three movies.
@malleusigAnd they were like, we'll just kind of change them. So we'll have, instead of Luke willingly jumping into the shaft on the Death Star, we'll have him scream on the way down to show that he's actually terrified, right? He doesn't, it's kind of like an involuntary thing now. And instead of Han Solo having personal power and being a rogue, right, and being a strong person that actually is protecting himself,
@malleusigWe're going to demonize any attempts at protecting yourself by only making it possible if someone literally shoots at you first, right? So you can't preemptively protect it. Only Israel can preemptively protect itself. We did it with Egypt in 1967, right? They're allowed to do it. The rest of us, Goy, we can only protect ourselves after someone has made an attempt on our lives that is plausibly successful, right?
@malleusigso there's a lot of psychologically demoralizing stuff in the edits they made and then if once you get into the rest of the movies a lot of it is literally just it's psychological abuse at that point and uh so we'll leave that we can go to peter now that i've kind of like i have so many thoughts i had to get them out um is that good we'll go to peter next and then we'll go right by if i could just add something real quick so the the way that i see it is that what it actually is is i spoke about this before um
Speaker 9I don't remember. We had a previous talk where I mentioned the hero's journey. And I think what they've done is intentionally sabotage the hero's journey in order to minimize the positive benefits of having someone who's a good role model for people.
@malleusigExactly. They've poisoned the myth, essentially.
@malleusigOkay, Peter?
Speaker 10Yeah, can you guys hear me pretty good? Yep. Yeah, yeah, so I agree with everything you said, Rabbi, and everything E.K. Malcolm was saying about the new movies and killing the old heroes that we grew up with. And I was just going to take it back to how Anakin was conceptualized a little bit. I left a comment down below, too.
Speaker 10And I thought Anakin was made by Darth Plagueis, who you could maybe attribute to a Julius Caesar type of the old Roman Empire. And when Plagueis essentially died, He passed off his essence of the Force through Anakin's mother, and once Darth Sidious found out, he sent Darth Maul to go assassinate him, essentially. I don't know if you could attribute it to, like, a Caesar type, but he was of, like, if you will.
@malleusigIt sounds interesting, but I don't really see how you can plausibly make that connection, unless we're getting into, kind of, retconning of the, or, like, fanfiction here. Is this something you took from the movies, or...?
Speaker 10No, no, I, like, like, back in, like, I'm going off old memory here, but, like, I, like, I look, like, I don't know, like, how accurate I am, but I was looking into, like, a lot of the old Star Wars lore and everything, and, like, the Old Republic and stuff, and I thought when Darth Pelagius died from Darth Sidious, because Sidious was his apprentice, essentially, through the ruling of two, that Pelagius basically conceptualized Anakin with his mother when he died and passed off through the Force type of a thing.
@malleusigI mean, it would be a tidy way to tie them together, but I've just never seen anything that would lead me to make this connection.
Speaker 10Right, yeah, it was never on screenplay or anything. It was just like, I don't, it might have been, it could have been some, like, another one of the Dark Lords or whatever, but I thought it was Plagius, but I was just... I think it's the fifth movie? I think it's the fifth movie. With the introduction of, and this is precisely why they were introduced.
@malleusigum with this concept of midichlorians which even in the theater i remember kind of like cringing and squirming in my seat at how dumb and like you know sacrilegious this kind of was is because the first through the first trilogy the force is essentially god the force is basically it's it's god the creator right it's it's all around us it pervades everything um
@malleusigAnd you can either ally with it or you can try and control it. And this is a very, very accurate way to kind of represent God's allowance of free will, right? And also it goes back to tarot. It goes back to this idea of using the subconscious mind, right? It is extremely, extremely powerful allegory that's being made. In the first three movies.
@malleusigAnd then in the second movie, it comes down to biology. They ruin it completely. They say, oh, you know, you're able to work with the force because you have these little cells in your bloodstream, and they do it, right? So it's no longer open to everyone. It's no longer something that everyone can access. They're essentially cutting off everyone from God, except for people that have a certain
@malleusigand stay with me here, a certain ethnic purity. Who could that represent? I wonder, okay? So essentially what they're doing is they're cutting off the unchosen from alliance and connection with God, which is probably the most blasphemous thing in the entirety of the Star Wars series. But I just wanted to get that out because you sparked that in my memory, which is really, really important.
Speaker 10Yeah, yeah, no problem.
@malleusigYeah, thanks, man. Okay, we got a lot of hands. Shall we go to, I think, Torsum? I think he was next. And then, oh, no, wait, I'm sorry. The stage has grown. So I think iineafraid and Pathfinder will be for Torsum. Is that right, Ian? Does that match your next? Yes. Yes? So let's go to them. Let's go iineafraid, and then we'll go to Pathfinder, and then we'll go to Torsum, and then we'll go to the other guys.
Speaker 11Thank you, Rabbi. Thank you, Ian, JoAnn, for having the space. Good space. Appreciate you. Appreciate the opportunity to speak. You know, I've never been... There's probably going to be people in here that want to hang me after this, but I've never been a Star Wars fan. But you touched on... Somebody touched on the Matrix earlier, and I want to make a little connection there, and then I'm going to drop down and let somebody else come up and join the conversation.
Speaker 11But, you know, the Matrix, Neo being the one, when you watch the Matrix, the things he could do at the beginning... And then you progress to the fourth film. The surrounding characters were doing the things that he was doing. So it wasn't necessarily about being the one. It was more about faith, right? It was faith. Just like Christ says in the Bible, right?
Speaker 11One day you will be able to do the things that I have done and greater. And I think that really correlates with The Matrix and how you watch the progression of the other people. And even Neo was able to do more things. The surrounding characters, you watch them as they saw Neo do these things, they gained belief and faith that they could do it and they were able to do greater things as well.
Speaker 11So I just wanted to throw that in there on the Matrix tip and thanks for the conversation, guys.
@malleusigYeah, that's good. The Matrix, yeah. The Matrix, right? Luke Skywalker, Harry Potter, right? All of these characters are just basically perversions of Jesus because they're all like the chosen one. I think Harry Potter is actually referred to as the chosen one. This is a very cheap weakening of Jesus by replicating him across different contexts.
@malleusigEssentially, the parallel for us would be if we wrote stories about multiple holocausts and degraded them and made fun of them. The Holocaust is basically the Jews' version of Jesus. But yeah, all right, excellent. Let's see, was it Pathfinder, right? Yeah. We see you, Bobby. We'll get to you, don't worry.
Speaker 7Hey, everybody. Thanks for the opportunity to talk. I want to circle back to the concept of, I believe you said that Darth Vader is, did you say is either being pushed? By the left and the right. And the reason I ask is because when we look at Darth Vader, and I think last night we were talking about, at least I was alluding to marketing, right?
Speaker 7And we were talking about finding an avatar, somebody that can really rally the people, and boom, Anakin has came up. Very powerful symbol, especially to the youth who's having everything ripped away from them. But with that, I want to mention, like, if the left or, you know, the powers that be, they want us to use that, we should be weary of that.
Speaker 7The reason is, is because when you look at Darth Vader and Anakin as, you know, the avatar of anger, right? It's revenge, it's, I didn't get what I want, I've been betrayed, and now I'm going to go out and do what needs to be done, right? And I think that that's really the... The feeling that, at least for me, is what I'm seeing, and these memes are great, they're getting everybody's attention, but with that being said, and we're talking about Darth Vader, and we're putting parallels to religious context, I think it's important to look at that, and something that maybe they didn't think about if they were trying to push Darth Vader to get people to hate, is the concept that really Darth Vader, he goes from Anakin to Darth Vader, and then he comes back to Anakin.
Speaker 7And it's because he found the way home. And this is really a correlation to the biblical story of the prodigal son. It's just instead the roles are reversed where Luke represents forgiveness and acceptance. And what I would say is that if as a movement, if we're going to go and we're going to go in hard for Darth Vader, we have to temper that with that level.
Speaker 7Not necessarily forgiveness, but understanding and some love, because if not, what will happen is that as they do, they will twist everything and they will really bring to light. Like, look at these people, they're Nazis, and you'll see the video over and over of Anakin killing children with the lightsaber. And I just say that if we do embrace this, we have to be careful.
Speaker 7And on top of that, it's... I think it's just important to even, like, if you haven't read it, go back and read The Prodigal Son because at the end he returns home.
@malleusigI need to ask you a question because you're kind of making a connection here that I don't understand. Who said we're embracing Darth Vader as a symbol of, like, the movement or...
Ian MalcolmOh, no, I was asking if we are. That's what's definitely happening, though, Rabbi. Not us advocating for it, but that's what's on the public timeline. On the public timeline?
@malleusigAbsolutely. Have you not seen it, Rabbi? Oh, it's everywhere. People are adopting Darth Vader as an archetype? Not necessarily Darth Vader.
Ian MalcolmWait a second. Rabbi, we almost need to have you see one of these. I mean, it is everywhere, and most of them are... Essentially, short little cuts of Anakin that then morph into Darth Vader, a lot of which are from the Rogue One film, which came later.
Speaker 7Guys, if we're talking Star Wars, I'm a hardcore Star Wars fan, he wasn't just Darth Vader in the black uniform. He became Darth Vader the moment that Senator Palpatine, Darth Sidious, said, hey, you're Darth Vader now. No, we get that. Yeah.
@malleusigWe get that, but like... I'm just not...
Ian MalcolmBut no, Rabbi, we gotta get... JoAnn, we gotta get one of these for Rabbi. I mean, it is... We have it everywhere, Rabbi.
@joann_marieEverywhere.
Ian MalcolmReally? Yeah.
@joann_marieYeah, but actually, this is a good thing. This is us. Like, it's everywhere.
Ian MalcolmRabbi, I think this is a good thing. It's healthy. It means that you don't see a ton of Twitter outside of the things that we do specifically on it as a group and a community. That's probably a good thing. But no, it is... It's been all over the timeline, and what it's basically being used as, Rabbi, here's the basic suggestion, the way that it's largely presented.
Ian MalcolmYoung, competent, intelligent, white man, suppressed by society, told to repress all of his emotions and frustrations and fear in a world where he can't find a woman to love, is incapable of developing any kind of power or control. I'm going to do that thing. Now, where it gets weird is they then...
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Ian MalcolmYou know, your old witchcraft and your old ways, we don't care about that anymore, right?
@malleusigLike, he's locked.
Ian MalcolmYour old religion, exactly. But all of the youth are basically putting together a supercut of strong Anakin saying, I have to do this, and then lots of clips of Vader on Star Destroyer as if it's his galaxy, which I suppose it kind of is. But nonetheless, that is what's being kind of force-fed to the youth. And you even had Elon Musk who shared this image of Anakin with Padme with two little kids that look like Luke and Leia on a Star Destroyer with all of the stormtroopers behind them saying this is what was taken, right?
Ian MalcolmAs if the, you know, of course the suggestion here is that...
Ian MalcolmThis obviously is part of a larger machine, which is why I called it out and then a lot of people basically said, oh, you don't get it because you're not one of us or something like that. And I'm looking at the equation saying, no, I'm pretty sure I know the mythology here and it doesn't align with what you're suggesting.
Ian MalcolmAnd I'm pretty certain that you're being used by a machine that you're not competent enough to comprehend. Now, that's merely, that's not an attack on anybody's intellect, but rather the fact that a lot of people, they don't recognize The Matrix that we live in, so instead a lot of these memes just hit them, and all they know is, I was once told Darth Vader bad, but actually Anakin good, therefore Darth Vader could be good, because we need Empire vibes.
Ian MalcolmIt's basically what they're doing with the youth, which should then beget the question, why do the people in power want the youth to admire a guy who lashes out at society and advocates for the creation of an empire? It's because we already essentially live under one that's trying desperately to expand itself by having the United States go to war with further Middle Eastern countries for the greater Israel.
Ian MalcolmWe are the last gasps of the American Republic, which, let's be real, is the greater Israel empire. And so we stand in rejection of that, but a lot of people don't realize it. And so now imagine this suggestion. Don't you guys want to be like Darth Vader because you're really angry? Yay, they say. And then along comes either Trump or some kind of other strong-handed politician to say, okay, well, I'm going to give you that empire.
Ian MalcolmI'm going to take away the rights and the liberties that once afforded you X, Y, and Z and begot us all the terribleness. So now I can build something competent, right? But it's them who have destroyed all the things that were good in the first place. Right? It's just a lot of people don't, uh, they don't connect all those dots.
Ian MalcolmOr at least that's my read on it.
@malleusigLike, the Empire is literally space Nazis. Like, in the first few movies especially. And also the First Order. The First Order is even more, obviously, space Nazis. Right? Than the Empire is. It's even the Stormtrooper terminology. It's what they call them in German. Like, so it's crazy. But that's interesting. Because Anakin, like, in the second, in the prequels, right?
@malleusigHe is... The way he's portrayed is like he is weak. He is not a strong character. He's not like a flawed hero. He's like this feminine, skinny, whiny, kind of like little bitch, right? And if he's being put forward as an archetype for us to glom onto, then I would suspect that it's like it's a poison, like it's given to us
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Ian MalcolmI don't want to use the term incel, but if you think of the audience that clearly Andrew Tate or Nick Fuentes are advocating and advertising to, it's a lot of young men that do feel disenfranchised, that do feel like they don't have an opportunity to have the traditional nuclear family. The thing is that the machine, and obviously Nick Fuentes does talk about this to some extent, right?
Ian MalcolmBut these realities... The current gender dynamics, for example, this is a construct of the people in control. Obviously, right? They use all of the cultural influences to destroy the things that we wanted to be able to inherit while outsourcing all the wealth, the opportunity for jobs and careers and all those other things.
Ian MalcolmSo, yes, it does kind of feel like the youth that are getting excited about the Anakin vibes or whatever they would call it. It's kind of like incel culture. And they're like, yeah, I want to be like that guy, the big strong guy, right? And in a way, like, again, I'm not denying that there are some pieces of the Anakin Skywalker story that are admirable of his journey.
Ian MalcolmCertainly so in the very end, coming to a realization that what he had been doing is wrong, standing up for his child, all that other stuff. But let's not forget the fact that he also blew up lots of planets and killed lots of people in the process. And it does feel like you were saying, Rabbi, that idea of the poison pill.
Ian MalcolmIsn't it curious the very thing that they're suggesting that the youth of today should become because of their frustration is, again, a servant and a slave to the construct of literally a global, if not galactic, empire that ultimately they're not in control of, that doesn't represent them, right? And this idea of, yes, you're totally correct with the stormtrooper and all the other ideologies, but isn't it kind of wild?
Ian MalcolmThat the very thing that people that I think are aware and awake of what's actually going on and who's actually in control, they would look to the past and maybe say, you know, there were empires of the past or the attempt to construct them and certain maybe rikes that maybe brought about order with a strong-handed, let's say, political regime.
Ian MalcolmThe problem is that right now we don't have that in any capacity. There's nobody that actually has any piece of power that would do that. Right? And so you give any of the current individuals, whether it's Trump or JD Vance or Gavin Newsom, you give them an empire, unless we drastically change the current power structure and the puppet masters, all it's going to do is fast track us into our own enslavement under an empire designed for globalism and Jewish supremacy or Eskimo supremacy, rather than one that would actually serve the very people that are being fed this meme.
Ian MalcolmAnd that's the thing that I kind of threw out in a video. It got a good amount of flack, as well as some praise, I suppose. But that's why I wanted to have this conversation, to be able to field differing opinions on this idea. Is Anakin Skywalker and his journey something that people should admire? And again, just for anybody that wasn't here earlier, I liken us far more in our current paradigm to Luke Skywalker and the Rebels.
Ian MalcolmAnd I think that we need
Ian MalcolmWe don't need forced diversity on everybody, right? And that is kind of the perspective, Rabbi. But yeah, I'm surprised you hadn't seen that. And JoAnn, maybe if you found one, we could put up in the nest for people.
@malleusigSo is that where the space idea came from? Because I totally missed that reference. Yeah, absolutely. Oh, wow. OK. No, I thought we were just literally just talking about Star Wars because we like Star Wars. Oh, no, it's awesome. While you were talking, I went through and I saw Alex Jones tweeted about this. Elon Musk tweeted about this.
@malleusigAlex Jones is asking, literally, did Trump become Darth Vader? And making a parallel with his being turned to the Sith kind of a thing. Which is interesting, but again, I would still maintain that Anakin is a poisoned archetype, and it's not something that anyone wants to adopt. It's not going to be psychologically... Luke is still a much healthier archetype, although I did find myself rooting for the First Order halfway through Movie 8.
Ian MalcolmWell, that's because you were emotionally and spiritually against Jewish supremacy, which is basically just taking your heroes and just making you cringe and hate them.
@malleusigIt was actually way before I was even aware of Jewish supremacy. I was just like, They are wrecking Star Wars. They're turning Leia into like kind of a half Jesus or half, you know, Neo thing. And I was like, this is just utter fucking garbage. Like, please, please let something interesting happen in this movie so I don't feel like I've wasted...
@malleusigPlease let something interesting at the end where like the Empire wins this time right or something or they turn they successfully turn Rey and the third movie is all about Rey and Kylo Ren ruling the Empire as Emperor and Empress right something new people please um but
Ian MalcolmWell, and to give you, there were a little bit of bright signs to this whole thing. JoAnn, I sent you one of them, which I don't know if Real Ben was the one that put this together initially, or if he had found it from someone else and reposted it. I'll put it up in the nest right now, but JoAnn, if you could play the audio, if everybody remembers the very famous scene where Anakin is asking about Darth Plagueis and the ability to save someone from death,
Ian MalcolmDid you ever hear the tragedy of the USS Liberty? No. I thought not.
Speaker 12It's not a story the Republicans would tell you. An American ship attacked by Israeli aircraft and torpedo boats. 34 Americans killed.
Speaker 12Yet listen to the men who promised to put America first. No more war, yet here we are. The Republicans speak of friendship. The Democrats speak of diplomacy. I hear two servants assuring Israel's government that nothing essential will change.
Speaker 12Both parties? Noticing, Anakin. Their disagreements become rather less impressive once you recognize the obligations neither will question. Then why not vote them out? And replace them with whom? Another candidate asking permission from the same institutions? They have divided authority so thoroughly that every failure belongs to someone else.
Speaker 12A senator blames his party, a president blames the senate. The people are permitted to dismiss their rulers, yet never seem to become their masters. An empire would settle that uncertainty. One state, one trading concessions, no foreign government receiving assurances. Other nations would approach it as petitions.
Ian MalcolmHow well done is that, Rabbi?
Speaker 13That's amazing.
Ian MalcolmIt's actually a microcosm for this entire thing, because what they're trying to push, or at least it seems, is on one hand the reality of... voting our way out of this is going to be a massive challenge right there's a lot there that is very very complicated obviously the person that made that movie they get the fact that we live under this system of control but you know outside of that almost all of the memes have been pushing this idea that everything is broken but not telling us why or who's behind it or any of that it's just merely advocating that we need
Ian MalcolmBut it is that one video. That was a great piece to come out of all of this. And there's been a good number of other ones. But Rabbi, so again, that idea of the poison pill, I really find that interesting. And so just given where we are today and the power structure that we have, would you kind of see along the lines that I think I was, that this feels like a call for the very rise to further authoritarianism that...
@malleusigis blinded because of the the anger and the rage of the youth and as a result becomes a way to kind of uh get them excited about a future government apparatus that might uh be devoid of the the typical bounds and limits that we've come to expect in the west well that was always the plan it was always the plan was to and what happened in world war ii world war ii in germany the world in germany the plan was you get antifa out their their left wing right you get antifa out and you have them harass regular people until
@malleusigThe regular people get so sick of the left that they embrace right-wing authoritarianism.
@malleusigso you basically get the left wing out the left wing breaks shop windows and beats up people on the street for not being left enough right for a decade you know long enough to demoralize and terrorize everyone until they get to the point where they say okay no now we can have an extreme right-wing authoritarian government because even though we don't agree with it or we don't think it's a very good idea
@malleusigAt least then we'll have someone to protect us from the violent leftists, right? And this same template is playing out today in America. It has been playing out for the last 10 years. The left, I mean, Antifa started, people don't remember, Antifa became a thing right when Obama was elected. Antifa came out on the scene in 2008, if I remember correctly, as soon as Obama started his term, his first term.
@malleusigAnd they started harassing people and terrorizing, you know, around that time. We've had almost 20 years of Antifa terror at this point. And so now is pretty much the right time for, again, you want to call them the Freemasons, you want to call them the Council of 300, whatever, you know, the CFR, whatever, Council for Relations, whatever, right?
@malleusigIt's time for them to start asking the populace, Aren't you guys tired of being terrorized by the left? Isn't it time we make a hard swing towards a right-wing authoritarian government? And that's going to be the push. And again, I don't disagree that we really could do well with a little bit of authoritarianism right now, but I'm willing to bet $10 it's not going to be a healthy authoritarianism.
@malleusigIt's not going to be a guy that just kind of steps up, puts the communists in their place, prevents them from causing future harm, and then allows us to settle back into a functioning republic again. It's going to be some caricature of a right-wing authoritarian government that is going to be horrible for everyone. It's going to be chipping us.
@malleusigIt's going to be confining us to our 15-minute cities. It's going to be tracking everything we buy, read, speak, or write on the internet, right? Which it already is. But it's going to be, it's again, people talk about this like, you know, them tracking us with nanodust and shit, right? That's what it's going to be like.
@malleusigThey're going to be tracking everything we do, say, and if you're vaccinated, probably everything you think, and feeding it into a central AI where they can, Just probably kill people that they want to get rid of and make it look like cancer or a stroke, right? So that's not a good thing either. But I would say this looks like a play to get us, to get young, stupid people excited about that alternative.
@malleusigAnd I've spoken for far long enough. I'm sorry, guys. I know we could totally get hands. I see like at least five hands, maybe six. I see six. Bobby's down there. We still haven't gotten a Torsum, so maybe we can do that. What do you guys think?
@joann_marieYeah.
@malleusigAlso, Tommy's here. Shout out to Tommy.
@malleusigSo, let's see. Shall we go to... Who was next? Yeah, Torsum was next, and then we'll kind of figure out from there. How's that?
@joann_marieYeah.
@joann_marieGo for it, Torsum.
Speaker 14Hey, everyone. May the blessings of the Creator be on us all. We come from the same source, right? That's just very clear across civilization history. Let it be known. May the force be with you as well, sir. Give me a few moments because I've been looking at so much information in the last week, especially. It's just been a deluge of incredible stuff you've come across.
Speaker 14And I just want to give you guys a snapshot that you're just incredibly on the money because qualitatively, the points you're covering... is exactly what you're finding in history. And ironically, you got Star Wars in today, and I was quite excited because I just felt it was going to be a beautiful day for truth keep coming.
Speaker 14Gentlemen, when I look at this history, there's so many multiple directions we can find this truth, right? So you come from a scholarly background, spiritual background, a normal person at home watching Star Wars. You can look at ancient historic backgrounds, like the Sufi order, for example, which goes back to monks as well.
Speaker 14So there's a lot of history which I can talk about, but I don't want to waste my time and take away the space. I would love to spend some time with you on this Kodak 72 I've come across. And that basically breaks down everything you guys have spoken about, to the 72 Jinns of Solomon, to the 72 names which came around 1200 in the Talmudic book.
Speaker 14And it looks like to me that everyone's indoctrinated with the infused reality. It goes back to OSS running America. You can see Clinton's grandfather connected with Thomas Jefferson. I'm like, what? That's 120 years of OSS, literally. But I see that across civilization history now. So it's very ironic. Now, I want to just put some points out there.
Speaker 14Nimrod is what dark weather fully connects to now. It's very clear to me. Egyptian history and the history from Ethiopia, I don't know how that works out, but the dots be fine. And number two is that Obama's link comes up. You can't deny that. It goes back to an African tribe, and there's data on it.
Speaker 14There's so much data for the gentleman laughing there. I'll share the data with your name so you're very clear. And you can please add any qualitative insight. We would love your input. Everything you put out there is important, right? We want to get clarity and duty of care for everybody on this planet. Because we came from the same truth.
Speaker 14How it was jeopardized? You go back to Tartaria, 1666, England. What happened there? What happened in 1665 in England? What happened in 1664 in England? So there were riots all over. In 1665, there was a plague. In 1666, everything burned down. And 10 years prior to that, Rome burned down. They built it all over Rome again.
Speaker 14And what happened in Tartaria? Like, it's quite a breadth to even take in that information, right? You can come to a probability and say, yes, there's quite a bit of truth. Can I find any evidence of this? And we do find evidence of it. The library's burnt. Gog and Magog. What's that story about? Are they in the world?
Speaker 14Are they not in the world? Is scripture lying to us? I don't see it. I honestly don't. I see everything falling into place. So stop there. Lots to think about there. I'm looking at a lot of data. I'm sharing it as I look at it. Look guys, I can do my level best to put that truth out there. I don't expect anyone to believe it.
Speaker 14I expect you guys to qualitatively review it and put your two cents in it because it's a collective consciousness, right? We've been collectively played globally. America didn't, Americans are beautiful people. America has not been in control of America. That's my stance. This war is before even Israel was created. Is ra'il, is it real?
Speaker 14Or is it not real? Even that is part of this codec. You can go back to Disney. We can go back to the founders of Disney. We can go back to Solomon's, the jinns that he captured. You can go back to the statue of law. We can go back to the seals of Solomon. We can go back to the ancient realities we see in churches, those round things, the spirals.
Speaker 14Where do they come from? That comes from Enoch. That's Idris, blessings be on him. That's the person who gave us the information to build the pyramids. That's the reality. So whatever happened with Tartaria is mind-boggling for me today because what I'm seeing is a whole civilization wiped out. And there's still remnants of it.
Speaker 14They haven't wiped it out. So I think we have to go back to history again. There's civilization history. I think it's about 36,000 years. And what they're painting in Egypt, it's so wrong that metaphysically we can prove it. And I'm going to share some things happening in the European Union right now. And you will see how that hybrid species kind of stuff comes into play as well.
Speaker 14It's mind-blowing. It's something that I can't believe that that's what's happening.
@malleusigTorsten, listen. I'm sorry, buddy. We're kind of getting off-topic here. When you're getting into hybrid children, you're starting to veer off into non-Star Wars, very much non-Star Wars stuff. I have proof of that. Can you pick one summarized point and give it to us to discuss?
Speaker 14So this all goes back to Kodak 72, which has been changed, and how that Disney cartoon... This Disney methodology goes back to ancient times and how it's used across America. It's obvious. Okay, so what is Kodak 72? I call it Kodak 72 because you keep finding it.
@malleusigOkay, but what is it?
Speaker 14I'll share the Disney on this from the files in a few moments down there and you can have a look at it. Okay. Let the data speak for itself. Thank you for your time. Yes, it's in the files. In the files? Is this another Google Drive link?
Speaker 14No, no, no. I'll share the data and you'll have a look at it. You can see the relevance and the references are there.
@malleusigOkay. I just caution anyone on clicking links that take you off of Twitter. If he's going to share screenshots, it's one thing, but if he's asking you to click on a Proton Drive or something, then I would not recommend you click on that. Okay. Thanks, Torsten. Excellent. Also, you brought to mind the parallels between Anakin killing children and Hamas killing babies.
@malleusigWhich, that scene where Anakin killed the children was just about as believable and well-acted as Hamas killing 40 beheaded babies on October 7th. Also, the other thing with Hitler, apparently, according to certain mystics, according to Edgar Cayce, who was probably the most famous American mystic, was originally meant to turn Germany into a light unto the nations, which is a...
@malleusigA name that Israel likes to kind of like usurp and like claim for itself. But according to Casey, Hitler's job was to kind of like kick out this influence and turn Germany into the best country ever. And he also functions as kind of like a poisoned, not messiah, but a poisoned liberator. So he could also be seen as kind of a Darth Vader.
@malleusigWhich is who we were all meant to see Darth Vader as. I mean, everyone understands implicitly that we were meant to interpret Darth Vader as Space Hitler. So there's a lot of stuff going on there. But let's go to the next person whose hand up I think was, man, Saramare and Kekito, I think we're next. Thank you. Thank you so much.
Speaker 6Yeah, and then we'll go to Brian. Go ahead. Thank you for the mic. Very good points from Rabbi Levi. He's spot on. It's obviously about Hitler. Anakin is a metaphor for Adolf Hitler. Just some... Yeah, Salam. Let's see here. Anakin Skywalker was 19 years old when his mother died. Adolf Hitler was 18. Both of their mothers were in their 40s.
Speaker 6Both Anakin Skywalker and Adolf Hitler were away from their mother at the time of them falling ill. Anakin Skywalker was in the Tatooine Desert. Hitler was in Linz, Austria, struggling as a poor artist. Anakin Skywalker was in the training in the Jedi Order.
Speaker 6They both returned to their mother at the point of their death. Both of their mothers die in their arms. Anakin Skywalker's mother dies in his arms. Hitler's mother dies in his arms. This has a profound impact on both of them. response by massacring an entire Tuscan camp. Hitler is distraught with grief and carries a photo of his mother with him for the rest of his life.
Speaker 6It radicalizes Hitler. Hitler writes in Mein Kampf, it hardens him. Hitler says, I'm thankful for this suffering. It enabled me to be as tough as I am now. Anakin Skywalker was affected by his mother's death. He said this was the seed of his fear of loss, his dissent. I will become so powerful that no one will ever die again.
Speaker 6Adolf Hitler vows to become so powerful he's going to cease total absolute power. Both mothers suffered for a month of gruesome pain before death and Anakin explicitly vows to gain power over death. Hitler's hardening rhetoric serves as a similar function. The loss becomes the justification for his quest for total absolute power.
Speaker 6So yeah, this is why it's good that, by the way, hail Elon Musk for allowing us to have this conversation. None of us would be able to have this conversation without Elon Musk. Hail Elon Musk, Aryan Giga Chad. Did you say hail Elon Musk?
@malleusigyes yes i did say oh god you wouldn't be you wouldn't be on this platform without him bro let's show some gratitude no comment all right great thanks a lot yeah thanks thanks for the mic the rest of what you said was interesting the whole thing about the parallels between like hitler's mother and anakin's mom that was interesting i've never heard that before um yeah that last guy who spoke
Speaker 6That last guy who spoke, Civilization, 36,000 years old. What a crock of shit. You can't suffer fools like that. I mean, the wheel is only like 5,900 years old.
@malleusigHold on a second. Let's not attack the last guy. I didn't quite understand what he was getting at. He was kind of going all over the map, but I don't think there's anything wrong with the idea of Civilization being 36,000 years old. We have plenty of artifacts that date back really, really far. Come on, bro. Nah, we don't.
@malleusigWhat's that?
Speaker 6Okay, but thank you for the microphone. Heil Hitler, my niggas.
@malleusigExcuse me? What? All right, I didn't hear that. Let's go to the next end. Let's see, I think it was Kekido?
Speaker 15Hey, thanks for having me, guys. It's so cool to see you and Ian up here hanging out and chewing on this. It's really great. You guys probably all...
Speaker 15build our own different understandings based on what you know you guys and some of the other speakers are talking about it's just a great little space great idea for space enough glazing sorry about that but it's it's good to be back i you know i had come to the web a couple days ago i haven't been online much and i was like what's this anakin so i was so proud to find this space over here and kind of get the context of what's really going on like the deep context and i did post in the pill uh some gronk material of what
Speaker 15came back on George Lucas and the dude was a character. And Homath, Psychomath, I think is what he's got his name as now. He's like a YouTube guy. Y'all probably know him. He had also an interesting perspective that it was all like an allegory for Kabbalah. And that may be, there might be some validity to that. I don't know.
Speaker 15I don't really have the context to get in here and talk about whether Lucas was a Kabbalist and this was an allegory for, I always call it Luciferianism. But that's probably not really accurate, is it? Because that's something kind of different than Kabbalah, I think. But what I'm seeing here is that Lucas was kind of a... We might call him a contrary son of a gun, a contrarian.
Speaker 15What's that group of people that does that contrarian thing so much? I can't remember the name of it. It was a whole clique back in the 60s and 70s. They were into memetics and shit. But... I just wonder how much of the stuff that we're in here talking about and what we've seen in the movies and in recent pop culture and whatnot.
Speaker 15Has there been anything ever that's been more referenced than Star Wars as far as memes and such? This movie that Luke has put out, and he actually said himself that it was like an allegory for the Vietnam War and the U.S. is the bad guys and this and that and the other. So what he really meant by it, I can't say. But...
Speaker 15What I'm really seeing here with this is that it's just more confusing bullshit. And I think both you, Rabbi, and also Ian had a really great take on this, that they're using those memetic aspects of this whole operation. I'd definitely call this a PSYOP. I don't know who's running it, but I see that it's almost certainly a very well-orchestrated PSYOP.
Speaker 15And it's to move, you know, using the representation of these different archetypes is to move people's opinions of, well, hell, even your mom and dad and just everybody around you and people that you might normally would look up to and pay a little bit more homage to and kind of listen to and learn off of. But instead, it's kind of vilifying a lot of the older generation and such and things like that.
Speaker 15There was a lot of things that were mentioned recently. I was just trying to get back to kind of that heart of it that you guys had hammered on, and I was just so appreciative to hear you guys speak on it. But that was all I had. That was kind of what I had seen. Good to see y'all, by the way. I see a lot of my buddies in the audience.
Speaker 15Hey, guys, how are all of y'all?
@malleusigThanks, guys. No, I mean, I usually go with the interpretation that it's not the Vietnam War, it's World War II. And you literally have, I mean, you literally have space dogfights. Luke, the way he does his leggings is how the allied forces did their leggings in the desert when they're fighting Rommel in North Africa, that kind of thing.
@malleusigThe whole multicultural coalition of aliens and humans from different planets is a callback to the whole international coalition of the allies, whatever.
@malleusigI'm fairly wed to the idea that it is meant to symbolize World War II and kind of like re, you know, how can I put this? Just keep drilling that lore, that mythology into our heads. Vietnam War, where did you hear that from? Who told you it was an allegory for the Vietnam War?
Speaker 15Grok said that. It's apparently well publicly known that Lucas himself had said that.
@malleusigYeah, Grok is high, like, all the time. So, yeah, you can't trust Grok.
Speaker 15Grok is nice, but he's... Fair point, fair point.
@malleusigYeah. No, it's really... I think it really does key back to World War II much more strongly than the Vietnam War, but we can have that discussion. I'm willing to be proven wrong on that. But excellent, excellent.
Speaker 15I have a question in there that I didn't really state that clearly. Which way do you think the people who are running this op are actually trying to push the masses?
@malleusigThey have, if I understand them correctly, they have multiple contingency plans and they, it doesn't, they don't really care which way it goes as long as it goes hard in that direction. So they are trying to push us either towards the right or the left. But whichever one we sheep choose, they're going to accelerate us towards one of those extremes.
@malleusigSo if we choose to go to the left, they're going to give us the extra gas. We need to go far left. And if we go right, they're going to try and gas us up so we go far right. So get ready. If we choose right, get ready for... Mark Levin to become a literal ranting sociopath on the internet, like on his show. Well, he already is, but he's going to become the template and everyone's going to start imitating him.
@malleusigIt's like, we need to kill these, you know, they'll probably bring back the N-word and make it okay to say on TV, just so TV anchors can call Muslims sand N-words, right? And be like, yeah, we need to kill them. We need to kill you. They don't care about their children. Basically, the entire world will become, or the entire Western world will become like Israel is today, where you have people, like there was an interview with this old lady in Tel Aviv, and she was asked, what do you think of Arabs?
@malleusigAnd she was like, eh, what do you think about, no, sorry. She was asked, what do you think about children that are dying in Gaza? And she said, eh, children grow up to be Arabs. And that was her entire response. And then when asked again, she's like, well, I don't give a shit. She basically doesn't care if children die, as long as those children are Muslims, or probably more accurately, as long as they're not Jewish children.
@malleusigGet ready for that to be the whole world, if we go far right.
Speaker 15And left? And this is also very discordant in the way that you laid it out there, the way they're doing it.
@malleusigIf they go left, they're going to be cutting your kids' dicks off at birth.
@malleusigIt's going to be extreme circumcisions all over everyone.
Speaker 15Where's your money at on this deal?
@malleusigI would say we... It's got to go right. It's hard because right now the current power structure of the administration is leaning right. But they're leaning right under the control of Israel. So it's not actually right. It's a fake right. And if they do lean right, then they are going to be one of two things. If, let's say, Trump or the Republicans win the next presidential election and they get the Congress, then I can see them pushing us slowly further right, but still under Israeli control.
@malleusigAnd if they don't, then I can see them pushing us far left. And all of the people that were, you know, all of the Ilhan Omars and whatever, who are for Israel to stop killing children in Palestine, will see themselves booted out of Congress, which honestly wouldn't be a bad thing for completely different reasons. But then we'll see the left then adopt a pro-Israeli stance, an explicitly pro-Jewish stance, because they're both the same thing.
@malleusigThey're both pawns of Israel.
Speaker 15Yeah, it's more like a sinner that they keep us swimming around in. They always say everybody's too far right, too authoritarian, and we need to be all gay.
@malleusigYeah, we need to be gayer and we need to have drag queens reading our children's stories at the library. and they it's the thing that they manufacture crisis then they use the crisis to catapult off of into the other direction then they use that crisis to catapult off of into the other direction again and it's this constant game of just accelerating because of something they made up right so again if they're using they're using the dragon story art to accelerate us towards the right
@malleusigThanks a lot, man.
@malleusigYep. And that's why I always say that the best way, the best way to protect yourself from this is to just deny the Holocaust as often as possible, because that is the original poisoned creation myth. So let's go to... Brian was next. Yeah, Brian, what's up, man?
@brian__2o3Yeah, what's up, Rabbi and Ian, everybody? Like, I think this is a really pertinent topic just because this is like obviously a psyop that they have to run. Where it's the Star Wars thing like they always roll out these things right that just somehow gain traction through the algorithm right because they're not just random it's like they roll something out they know it's gonna catch on they pay attention and then they got all the influencers um pushing everything right so like it's funny to me about like how the guy that was just talking about how you know the uh the sith or the um you know evil separatists
@brian__2o3Confederacy of Independent Systems. That's what they, uh, is the, uh, title of the separatists, right? It's cis. C-I-S. What's cis mean? Cis is, like, the liberal thing for, like, a straight white male. And so, like, isn't it funny that, you know, they got Anakin, who's, like, would be considered the prime alpha cis guy, right?
@brian__2o3And he's trying to fight the system, and then he ends up... In a system where he's completely demoralized and he can't do anything. And that's like a representation almost of like Hitler, right? Because that's exactly what happened to Hitler. Everybody fought against him. He wanted to do what he wanted to do for the German people.
@brian__2o3And they come in with the so-called Republic against the so-called separatists. And then they want to destroy that. And then what did they use to destroy that? The clone army. The clone army. So who's the clone army? All the fucking normies everywhere that are brainwashed. It's a complete parallel to the world we're in right now.
@brian__2o3It's insane. And you can see that, you know, George Lucas, whatever he was really trying to do with it, obviously Hollywood we know is a CIA complete operation, right? So it's like they want to put this out here, manufacture the rhetoric, and then everybody believes a certain way. So when everybody goes makes Darth Vader the bad guy, all of a sudden that, you know, that rhetoric aligns with people and they go,
@brian__2o3We can't have a fascist. No fascists here. We need to have a republic and a democracy. That's the way to go. It's completely politically aligned with what's happening now. So that's my take on that.
@malleusigYeah, yeah. That's pretty astute. I can't add any more to that. Good takes. Okay. All right. Let's see. We'll go to trying to get through hands. Let's go to Bobby. Bobby, how you doing, man? Not so bad, Rabbi. How are you doing? Always good to get the Jewish take on things. I don't know if I can fully offer that. I always feel like, you remember the men on film bit from In Living Color?
@malleusigDon't marginalize him, Rabbi. So, like, men on film was a recurring sketch they did with the Wayans guys. With Damon Wayans. Damon Wayans did In Living Color. The joke was that it was called Men on Film, and it was two of the gayest men ever. Like, just, like, reviewing movies, right? What was the comment they always made?
Ian MalcolmHate it!
@malleusigOr something like that. Whenever I talk with Bobby, I feel like we're, like, Jews on film. Because it's like... JoAnn, can you get... What was it called?
Speaker 13Men on film.
Speaker 16Unfortunately, I haven't seen that. Can you just explain what... I guess the reference you're trying to do is like...
Ian MalcolmSo, JoAnn, why don't you grab a clip of men on film, I think it is.
@joann_marieI have no idea what it looks like, but I'm going to try.
Ian MalcolmIt'll be two men dressed like the Chiquita Banana Lady. That's probably a good way to describe it. I got it.
@malleusigI'll bring it up. Here we go. Men on film. Let's try... No, no, no.
Speaker 13Men on football. That's another one.
@malleusigBut the original, I think, was Men on Film. Let me try this.
Speaker 17If you just do a search for Men on Film and Living Color, it comes right up in Google.
Speaker 13I've got it. I've got it.
Speaker 18Antoine Merriweather. I love it.
Speaker 18We're gonna be reviewing the latest films from a male point of view. First up is that controversial movie, Do The Right Thing. Now, I really like little Spike Lee's courage in making this film. I especially like the way he mixed the racial tension with the violence in order to give his message, Do The Right Thing. Come on out the closet, don't be afraid to be who you is.
Speaker 18Black, white, whatever. Ain't that the truth, Ruth?
Speaker 19I hope I look that good when I'm 40.
Speaker 18I disagree. I disagree. There's just too much violence in this movie. Don't get mad.
Speaker 19You better give me back my scarf.
Speaker 18Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.
Speaker 18He just slips the word consenting in there, I love it.
Ian MalcolmSo that was Damon Wayans and I can't remember the other... Greer?
@malleusigSomething Alan Greer, yeah.
Ian MalcolmAlan Greer, David Alan Greer, that's it. And Bobby, if you haven't ever seen In Living Color, back in the day when comedy was comedic and true talent was still kind of held up and the likes of Jim Carrey got his start on there. I think Jamie Foxx was one of the individuals that was on it. The entire Wayans family, which are just so unbelievably talented.
Ian MalcolmAnd then you had the not-so-talented but very prominent Jennifer Lopez, who had her start on that same program.
Speaker 13But I think where Rabbi was going with that is... As a backup dancer.
Ian MalcolmYeah, a fly girl it was, Rabbi. Was that? One of the fly girls, if I'm not mistaken.
@malleusigNo, but, like, the reason why I brought it up is because I'm just imagining a space with just me and Bobby, and it's titled Jews on Israel, right? Or Jews on the Iran War, or Jews on... And it's like the two of us talking about everything from a Jewish point of view, right? Like, that...
Ian Malcolmthat's a winner i would love to do that but go ahead i'm sorry okay i i get what you're saying now i think if anything it should be it should be you teaching me something because you're the rabbi right it should be like me learning from my rabbi the non-rabbi rabbi teaching bobby yes but but i'm actually a super rabbi because i'm a cohen and a levy you've got you got both uh last names there
Ian MalcolmBut no, Bobby, and it's awesome to have you up here. And for anybody that has not seen it, and I think probably the generation that would have more affinity for the original Star Wars trilogy is going to be more familiar with In Living Color than perhaps those that are more generationally tethered to the prequel trilogy.
Ian MalcolmBut In Living Color, unbelievable comedy. And it really was, if I'm not mistaken, the absolute start of Jim Carrey's career, including Fire Marshall Bill, who is unbelievably funny and true talent. And my, like, isn't it wild to think that that television show that I think, again, also launched Jamie Foxx, but to think that that show had 10, maybe not 10, but it had at least five plus...
Ian MalcolmAll of the actors and actresses we're being fed today are just like, they're just...
@malleusigSuch weak broth, man. They're so uninspiring, unlikable, unattractive.
Ian MalcolmRabbi, you mean Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya aren't the zenith of white culture or European culture?
@malleusigOkay, all right.
Ian MalcolmAll right, let's go to Bobby. Sorry, Bobby, for the long intro.
@malleusigI didn't get a chance to really give his contribution here. So, Bobby, the mic is yours, sir. What's up? How you doing?
Speaker 16Yeah, yeah, no, I don't have too big of a hardcore speech to go on. I just wanted to have a quick back and forth with you guys about the whole Star Wars universe, and I guess what prompted this space, and what else, because I think you mentioned it before, it was like certain, I guess certain trending memes about Anakin, is that right?
Speaker 16About people embracing the Anakin character to some degree? Have you seen it?
Ian MalcolmBecause Rabbi hadn't even seen the... That meme, which I mean, in my opinion, and I'm sure it's just because I engaged with a couple, but it was literally the entirety of my timeline in the last 72 hours. I don't think I've seen what you're talking about.
Speaker 13I have no idea.
Speaker 16I might be a little late to the party, but what I will say is that the, you know, I was also kind of late to watching the Star Wars movies as well, but my overall perception is that the Anakin-like storyline of how he became Darth Vader, that was by far, like, my favorite part of Star Wars. and like like revenge of the sith was my favorite movie by far and um you know i know everyone doesn't like the prequels i think the first two prequels are basically unwatchable and then revenge of this is amazing and then of course the original trilogy is amazing um and then of course all the disney ones are are trash and there's some funny facts but before i ever became aware of most of the stuff that we're talking about ian like
Speaker 16When I first watched the Disney ones, I mean, of course, I had some friends that were much more hardcore Star Wars fans that were scrutinizing every aspect of why the movies were terrible, but even as a non-educated mini Star Wars fan, I was able to identify that they were taking something that was really beautiful and totally corrupting it and degrading it, just like everything else.
Speaker 16And you did mention Harry Potter as well. And I really want to get back to that, maybe in a different space or something, Ian, because I have many, many thoughts on that. And that is a universe where I'm much more knowledgeable and much more of like a super fan. And I think it'd be really interesting, but I don't want to get too off track.
Ian MalcolmAnd Rabbi, I don't think we, because we did Lord of the Rings and we did a space on Star Wars and the kind of the mythology, but we never did do the Harry Potter one, if I'm not mistaken, right?
@malleusigNo, I don't think we did Harry Potter yet, no.
Ian MalcolmAlright, so Bobby, you and the Rabbi [guest], it will be men on film, or a Jew and a LARP Jew on film, on Harry Potter, yeah, exactly.
@malleusigJews on film, Harry Potter version, I love it. Awesome. Yeah, I'm looking forward to it.
Ian MalcolmI probably won't walk away saying, hey-da-da!
Ian MalcolmSo Bobby, here's a question for you, because the thing that I find really fascinating about the prequels is that if you do look at them through, and you gotta take out kind of the childish elements that obviously were layered in there, and perhaps it was for merchandising, I think it's just because George Lucas maybe, you know, he wanted to have it for a slightly younger audience, but either way, if you look at it...
Ian MalcolmAnd you contextualize it kind of independent of some of the silliness that plays out in kind of the visualizations. If you look at it as a... Because what I would love to see, and I want to be very clear, I would love to see it in my mind if it could be done the way that I would want it to be, but it wouldn't. Instead, we would just get slop.
Ian MalcolmBut I always thought it would be unbelievably interesting to see the prequel trilogies done with a very stern tone through the lens of Christopher Nolan, like he did The Dark Knight, or perhaps kind of presented similarly to either the latter portion of the Lord of the Rings, if not kind of Game of Thrones. And I say it because the prequel trilogy, if you look at it through the politics, is actually fascinating.
Ian MalcolmAnd as a real quick, short overview, you've got literally the first film is called The Phantom Menace because you have a puppet master behind the scenes creating a fake war. 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
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Ian MalcolmThank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.
Speaker 16Absolutely. And that's partly why I thought Revenge of the Sith was such an amazing movie and probably the best or my personal favorite one because of the whole grand plan of Palpatine and how the whole war is a fugazi and all the clones are controlled. And I've actually seen somebody made this amazing edit of... The timeline where it starts out with Revenge of the Sith, and then it goes into certain things from the Clone Wars series, and then it ties in Rogue One, which takes place somewhere in that timeline.
Speaker 16And then the ending of it goes straight into A New Hope, seamlessly into the beginning of it, even though that one was made first and it was the oldest one. So super cool, just aesthetics. But as far as the actual plotline and the politics, yeah, I think there was way more potential. to make the first two prequels actually good.
Speaker 16Because as was pointed out by Rabbi, there's so many compelling elements to this that are the reason why this was such a phenomenon, right? The idea of this primordial governing force, the force, they're just so blatant about it, is a very human archetypal thing that we crave. We believe in that. We genuinely do believe in that.
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Speaker 16um better usage of the potential that was there in terms of the political aspects of it and the spiritual aspects which is sort of what i'm more attached to i think what good series do is they they're kind of aware of where what their successes are and where their potential failures might be like they identify what aspects of their ideas are actually good and stick to them and stay stay safe by um sort of giving you
Speaker 16I think all six films are phenomenal in the grand telling of the story. I do think I'd agree with you, the first two
Ian MalcolmThe replayability of them a little bit less. But I'll tell you, and this is where there is some brilliance at play, or maybe it is just coincidentally unbelievable fate, that even, for example, John Williams' score, and this kind of plays into this space in general. So John Williams' score for The Phantom Menace. Rabbi [guest], can you remember, what is the name of the theme song for the...
Ian MalcolmThe Battle at the End. What's the Climactic Battles song entitled? Can you remember?
@malleusigDuel of Fates?
Ian MalcolmIt is the Duel of the Fates. Now, I think I said this in the space that we did on Star Wars at Large, but think about this. So the Duel of the Fates, because as Dave Fioni, who's kind of George Lucas's protege, as he said, the title of that, I have to assume that this was all kind of schemed up. But the duel of the fate of who?
Ian MalcolmAnd obviously the answer is Anakin. And what makes it really interesting is this idea that if perhaps Darth Maul had not killed Qui-Gon Jinn, right? If they had been able, he and Obi-Wan had been able to take out Darth Maul together, that as a result, Qui-Gon Jinn would have taken Anakin back to the temple. Somebody else would have probably ended up training him because he already had a Pajawan, right?
Ian MalcolmThe alternative would have been that he would have taken on Anakin directly. And you could make that argument because Obi-Wan was towards the end of his training, right? So the thing that's really curious about this is if Obi-Wan had then been released by Qui-Gon and Qui-Gon had raised Anakin, well, Qui-Gon's whole thing was that he was much more lenient, let's say, with how he approached the rules.
Ian MalcolmInstead, Obi-Wan was much more rigid. And so the suggestion is that the fate isn't just the fate of the universe. If evil conquers everybody, but rather whoever it is that raises this young quote unquote chosen one is going to determine the outcome of that character. And because he was raised by Obi-Wan, who again was very much more so an older brother who was just demanding of following and adhering to all the rules and the guidelines, it created Anakin into what he ultimately became.
Ian MalcolmWhereas perhaps again, Qui-Gon Jinn would have been much more tolerant of some of his abilities. The idea that he was the chosen one and capable of far more, all those other things. So it's fascinating. Again, the degrees of thought that went into all these kind of things, I really do find it just wild how coincidentally well all the pieces fit together.
Ian MalcolmAnd maybe it's Lucas's brilliance or dumb luck or just happenstance. But either way, it's really fascinating as a piece of fiction. But that being said, let's go back to Bobby and then we'll go back to Joanne.
Speaker 16Yeah, there's a couple more things I wanted to tell you and then I will wrap up my comments because I know we have other hands. But when I first watched Revenge of the Sith, I remember making this meme at the time because it was actually not too long ago. It was like in 2021 or something like that. I was super late to Star Wars and it was after the whole COVID situation.
Speaker 16And so the meme that I sort of made from it as I was like, oh, the clones all have brain chips, right? And they're all secretly controlled. And Klaus Schwab is over here talking about brain chips and forced injections and stuff like that. And so I made this really funny meme, and I'll have to find it maybe, Ian, and send it to you, but that's the line of thinking I was going with at the time, is like the new world order via, you know, medical tyranny or whatever.
Speaker 16And it was long before I kind of, well, before I saw that video from, who was that guy? That would like pointed out like dual citizen with Israel Jew of all the different- Christopher Wood, the legendary. Yeah, yeah. Before I saw that video, I just was really mad at all those people. I didn't know that aspect of it. I really didn't.
Speaker 16But yeah, so it definitely portrays and oh my gosh, I'm forgetting the actress's name. That's Anakin's wife, right? Isn't she Jewish as well?
Ian MalcolmYes, Natalie Portman, who not only Jewish, but also was dating for a long time one of the Rothschild family members. Isn't that just so coincidental?
@malleusigNatalie Portman, who became famous by playing the child half of an inferred pedophilic relationship with Leon in The Professional. So, like, Natalie Portman literally began her career by promoting pedophilia.
@malleusigWow, I did not know that, and that's horrible.
Ian MalcolmIt is a fantastic film, minus the hints of that. And Bobby, what's interesting about it is the U.S. version pulls back a scene that makes it much more overt that that is what's happening. But even in the U.S. version, he basically takes care of this girl. You should watch the film. It's pretty fantastic. And I can't remember the name of the villain, Rabbi, but he's absolutely fantastic in it.
@malleusigGary Oldman, that's it, yeah.
Ian MalcolmHe's unbelievable in that film.
@malleusigIt's basically, if you can imagine, the plot to a bad porn that's given a huge production budget and a fantastic rewrite, and then all of the sex parts are taken out, right? It's like the Helpful Bus version of child sex abuse material, right? I don't want to get as... You know, hit with trigger words or anything. But it's basically like the Helpful Bus version of that, where it's like, you just take out...
@malleusigIt's basically something like a pedophile will watch and be like, oh, oh, they're talking to me. All right. Oh, awesome. You literally have got an old man who rescues a 12... Is she 12? I think she's like 11 or something, right? A 12-year-old girl from an abusive situation where she's about to die. and then he gets to keep her in in his apartment and she's always coming on to him like it's not him like the the girl the child is always coming on to the adult it's it's like some kind of like weird like like fantasy world it's just creepy as fuck once you like watching it as a kid i didn't get any of that but like watching it now as like an adult it just creeps me out i can't watch it anymore
Ian MalcolmAnd for what it's worth, just looking it up, because I actually did not know who had originally put this together. So the filmmaker, Luc Besson, who was behind The Big Blue, La Femme Nikita, Leon the Professional, The Fifth Element, Dogman, whatever that is, Dracula, a couple other films. In 2018, Dutch-Belgian actress Sand Van Roy...
Ian MalcolmAnd lo and behold, he has been accused of sexual assault and misconduct. How about that?
@malleusigHow old was she at the time of the alleged offense?
Ian MalcolmOh, let's see here. I'm not familiar with this actor. So 50 films. Okay, he wrote to do 67. He was born in 59. And if we go down, this is off of Wikipedia for anybody that is following along.
@malleusigNo, how old was she?
Ian MalcolmYeah, where is it? Allegations. Sand Van Roy in 2018. And Sand Van Roy, where is this person's... Dutch actress, advocate for victims of sexual assault, moved to Paris at age 18 as a model.
Ian MalcolmWhere is her birth? No, it says years active. It does not have her birth date. I don't know if I've ever seen that.
@malleusigThis is really weird. She looks like she moved to Paris at 17 and then did film. She was probably over 18 at the time of the event. But it's just weird that they don't have her early life on here.
@malleusigShe's 39 now. She was of age when it happened.
Ian MalcolmYeah, but nonetheless, do the math on that. You're saying 39 now, if I heard that correctly.
@malleusig39 now, and then 2018, so it's 18 years, wait, no, 8 years previous. Correct, yeah. So, 31. So, definitely not.
Ian MalcolmAnd he, at the time, would have been 60-something, if I'm roughly right. Something like that.
@malleusigYeah, so either way, super creepy. But still, sexual assault, which is not much better.
@malleusigYeah, yeah, okay.
Speaker 16Well, that's horrible. I had no idea about any of that. Although I don't find it surprising, the whole Hollywood industrial complex is just fucking riddled with this, right?
@malleusigWell, I mean, it was started by Jews. I mean, you literally have Shirley Temple, you have literally Shirley Temple as an adult talking about one of her first meetings with, was it, was it Meyer? Where she talks about her and her mother went to go visit these two Hollywood producers and they both, they split them up and one went to one guy, the other went to the other guy, and they both propositioned them and Shirley Temple was like six or something, right?
Speaker 16So, yeah. Can we get back to the Star Wars stuff? Yeah, let's do it.
@malleusigYeah, that's probably a much more comfortable conversation. Yeah, I mean, I'm not saying the stuff you're talking about isn't important, but... Alright, we're doing one at a time right now, Mr. R.C. We'll do... Let Bobby... Excuse me, I don't know who you are or why you're screaming, but we're talking to Bobby right now.
@malleusigI don't know what's going on. That's alright.
Speaker 16I'm trying to remember what I'm saying. I'm trying to remember what else I wanted to add. Oh, yeah, yeah. I just wanted to, I guess, just wrap up what I'm saying by, you know, this whole, you guys have gone into some really deep theories and stuff. I'm definitely going to re-listen to this space. People have brought up some very fascinating ideas that I had never even thought of about the Star Wars universe, especially because my knowledge of it is limited.
Speaker 16But the interpretation that I have of Anakin and that whole storyline that I love so much and think is so beautiful, tragic, but very well done. is a pretty straightforward one. And I put the meme in the comments there, Ian. I think you already saw it. But it's, you know, Anakin bowing down on his knees to Palpatine. And I put a certain two very, very relevant countries representing that.
Speaker 16Because that's genuinely what my mind, you know, went to once I came back and watched that movie again after...
Speaker 16𝙱𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
@malleusigI guess, yeah, well, I did miss the first part of the space, and I'm not quite sure if I understand the...
Speaker 16Count Dooku, Mace Windu aspects of it.
Ian MalcolmSo, Bobby, we should go into this to share it, Rabbi, because for anybody that was not here, I think this was actually, not only had I never heard what you suggested, but it was fascinating to walk through the timeline. And keep in mind, so that the idea here is that, Bobby, for the uber nerdy in the room, this idea that there's always two, right?
Ian MalcolmThere's always a master and an apprentice. And so, Rabbi was walking through... And Rabbi, why don't you do the honors here of walking through the second film, the third film, and then likening it back to the first film when we think through what that character might represent.
Speaker 8Okay, you want me to go now? Or I'm sorry. No.
@malleusigRobert, we're talking to Bobby at the moment and we get hands. And JoAnn wanted to jump in earlier too.
@joann_marieYeah, because the space starts in like six minutes.
Ian MalcolmIs it? Or is it an hour and six minutes?
@joann_marieReally? I don't know.
Ian MalcolmI think it's in an hour and six minutes.
@joann_marieOh, okay. Then we're good.
@malleusigOh, wonderful. Okay, great. Yeah, very cool.
Ian MalcolmI'll check with Bryce, though, JoAnn. Okay.
@joann_marieBecause in the thing, it started like an hour ago, but I'm pretty sure that's wrong. Yeah. Okay, sorry. Go for it.
@malleusigOkay. I will just very quickly go through this. So, Bobby, the way that I described it earlier was... you have um so you start off with um the emperor or palpatine is is world jewelry or israel what everyone called right um and uh anakin is america and um if you look at and the reason i get to this is because if you look at the relationship between anakin dooku and the emperor you have dooku is the is the uh the not not the first but he's like the
@malleusigThe Sith at the time of Anakin coming in, right? And Dooku is, he speaks for the British Axe and he's played by a British actor. His name is literally Count Duke. So he's a British Lord twice, right? He has two British titles. And what happens is the Emperor does the thing where he basically, he tries... 𝙱𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
@malleusigAnd Israel is taking control of that from behind the scenes, just like the emperor controls dukkha from behind the scenes. And then with World War II, you see the shift. The shift goes from England over to America. America now becomes Judaism's favorite attack dog.
@malleusigAnd the reason I brought up Mace Windu was if you go up into the Purple Pill, um so you get another you go to the jumbotron and you go to the first video that i shared um then you can see the the remix that i did that makes it a bit clearer where you have the scene where Windu is trying to kill the emperor and Anakin's like no i need him don't kill him Anakin ends up to protect the emperor ends up killing Windu right and when i watch this i just see America and Germany i see America and Nazi Germany fighting because
@malleusigAmerica's like, no, we need the Jews, right? You can't kill them. Germany's like, I figure them out. I know they're the ones that are trying to destroy everything. We need to take care of the problem. And then America's like, no, no, no, don't do it. We need them. Ends up killing Germany to protect the Jews, right? Which is pretty much what happened in World War II.
@malleusigAnd so I'm watching this and I'm thinking, Lucas knew a lot more than he let on. And he tried to sneak some of it into the movies, which is why you have kind of the bad writing, the kind of ham-fisted plot points that he put in there. The movie does come off kind of like a ransom note, like a call for help. And it's probably also why Lucasfilm, when it was bought, they treated him so badly and kind of humiliated him because they wanted to make sure he didn't try this again.
@malleusigBut that's kind of my take on it. So does that answer the film?
Ian MalcolmWell, and Rabbi, don't forget, and prior to the British Empire in the first film, the Master of Puppets is utilizing the red and black demonic-faced individual, I think that has six or seven horns on its head.
@malleusigLiterally Satan.
Ian MalcolmLiterally representative of Satan. So the Master of Puppets goes from Satan... I mean, it's America takes over Britain's
@malleusigI'd be quite shocked. Well, what I wonder, Rabbi, is whether people actually interpreted it the way that we're interpreting it en masse, you know, because I never...
Speaker 16I've never heard anyone interpret it that way until sort of these spaces.
@malleusigNo, people don't.
Ian MalcolmAnd then, Rabbi, don't even forget the other piece of the puzzle is then, lo and behold, down the line, once the villainous Vader is now the super attack dog of the whole empire, lo and behold, you get the aging, withering English person who comes along to the aid of America. So maybe that's how we're going to find our way out of this is by...
Ian MalcolmBobby, is that?
@malleusigThanks so much for having me, Ian and Rabbi and Joann. It's always such a pleasure.
Speaker 16And Bobby, let's get the... Joann, let's throw on the calendar and set up a group chat with Bobby and Rabbi. And let's get the Harry Potter...
Ian MalcolmWhich is Wizards and Satanist space lined up? We'll put that one on the calendar.
@malleusigJews on Film. It's gonna be great.
Ian MalcolmI have some different ideas. And Bobby, that is your homework. You gotta go on YouTube and look up Best Of in Living Color and just find 10 minutes. I don't think it probably aged very well, but seeing a young Jim Carrey with physical comedy is still pretty awesome.
@malleusigWe need, I just, I just made me realize, we need a, we need a flagrantly gay rabbi.
Ian MalcolmAnything with Living Color. Did you like In Living Color, R.C.?
@malleusigWhat the hell?
Ian MalcolmWell, hang on, R.C. and film. R.C., what was your favorite skit from In Living Color?
Speaker 8Call Me a Clown, Fire Marshal Bill, I don't know.
@malleusigHow are you? How are you? How are you?
@malleusigSorry, dude. Minimum prerequisite for this space is you speak English. I'm sorry.
Speaker 16Can I just say one more thing real quick? Ian, these like, I guess, movie slash book slash TV show related spaces, I highly request more of these. Because this has sort of been my project for a long time. I mean, not my project, but this is something I've been super passionate about forever is... The other one that I would call out, Rabbi joined me with Andrea, I think was her name, and we did a walkthrough.
Ian MalcolmAnd I still haven't put this into a thread. Shame on me. We did a walkthrough of 1984. And we mainly focused on the first of the three segments of the book and walked through in great detail all the kind of Easter eggs and nuggets that Orwell put into the book with everything from the telescreen to the two minutes of hate and everything between.
Ian MalcolmIf you've read that book, it might be an interesting set of spaces. Each one of the... The chapters that we did, I think it's probably something like 45 to 60 minutes, but I'm always down for these because I really do, Bobby, I think that Hollywood is, in some ways, it's a magical place, putting together some unbelievable pieces of screen, like Star Wars from time to time.
Ian MalcolmIt also is essentially, I think it's almost like witchcraft, as crazy as that might sound, in the sense that it is programming us to see norms And in some weird sense, I almost think, Rabbi, that the reason that Star Wars might have been allowed to become the mega success it was is because perhaps they thought that by presenting a new system of morality that they could shift away, perhaps, from Christianity and maybe wither it down.
Ian MalcolmI'm not saying that that was the effort, because I do think George Lucas was a pretty spiritual person. But, you know, I think it might have backfired on them, essentially, because Lucas is... We've got a space coming up, too. Don't forget, we've got an American Psycho space coming up. Oh, that's right! Yeah. We're going to go into Patrick Bateman, Bobby, if you're familiar.
Ian MalcolmYep.
Speaker 16There's also another book series. I don't know if you're a fan, Ian, but the Percy Jackson and the Olympians, the books, not... I'm not even going to acknowledge the existence of anything other than the books because... for obvious reasons to anyone who knows, but it's not really related as much to the Jewish stuff, but it is related to Western civilization and the roots of it with the Greek myths.
Speaker 16And the part of the central thing is like whether or not to save Western civilization and the attempt to destroy it. And I'm a big fan.
@malleusigSo if you guys have read it or want to do that. I've never read it. I wouldn't have anything to say about it. I have read Dune, and I have a number of things I could say about Dune in terms of Western civilization and what it says about that. It would be great to, yeah. Yeah, but I haven't gone into Percy Jackson.
Ian MalcolmWell, in forward, it's worth, Rabbi, there's, I think, and again, shame on me.
Ian Malcolmis that that nolan is telling of odysseus and how basically the morality of the old world was destroyed along with their old gods because of the trojan horse they were essentially saying that that traditionally you would take in the stranger and presume them a god because you never knew if zeus himself or somebody else might come into your home dressed as the beggar so you should always be very kind to everybody
Ian MalcolmAnd that as a result, when they see the Trojan horse, they say, oh, it's from the gods. They bring it in. That's the thing that stabs them in the back. And what does that mean? Well, that you can no longer offer that courtesy to anybody and everybody that shows up your door because they might stab you in the back. Now, why?
Ian MalcolmThe thing that I found curious about it, that is basically if you follow along with the story and you don't try to look at any deeper meaning. I found myself, and I'm sure I'm kind of alone on an island like Odysseus was in the movie. I watched it and I thought, I wonder if Christopher Nolan, in spite of all the woke stuff that he put into this, is actually referencing mass migration and the invasion of all the cultures into one as the Trojan horse.
Ian MalcolmBecause if you think of what, quote unquote, diversity was over the last three decades, it was presented as the gift that doesn't stop giving, right? We should let everybody in, which is the Trojan horse, right? And now we've got that inside the West. The rest of it less...
Ian MalcolmI wonder if Christopher Nolan was perhaps layering that in and maybe trying to awake people to the reality that you can't just let anything in, whether it's through your front gates, your front door, or the border of your country.
@malleusigInteresting. My immediate thought is, let's not give Nolan too much credit, but it is an interesting and tantalizing possibility.
Ian MalcolmIt's an optimistic one. Christopher Nolan, not a Jew. How about that? The greatest filmmaker of the age. But that being said, JoAnn, who was next? I don't want to cut the line, and I'm not really familiar with the order here.
@joann_marieOh, my God, he left. Uncle, go for it.
@jgivens3410Hey, fellas. Can y'all hear me okay? I got a lot of rogues in the background. Okay, excellent. You know, Tolkien's Lord of the Rings is always going to be the greatest enigma machine, in my opinion, that tells the whole story on the Jews. I mean, it starts off with the rings that were given to the dwarves, the elves, and the realms of men, but they were all of them deceived.
@jgivens3410I mean, that is always going to be the ultimate one for me. But the thing that I like about the Star Wars and the beauty of what Lucas did is the... Duopoly that was Senator Palpatine from Naboo and Darth Sidious. The Two-Faced Chameleon that literally corrupted the planet of Dathomir where he stole Darth Maul, the way he infiltrated the Jedi and corrupted Count Dooku, the way he manipulated
@jgivens3410The way he manipulated his home planet of Naboo. The way he manipulated his way into becoming the Grand Chancellor by getting a vote of no confidence in Chancellor Van Lorum over his resistance to intervene in the blockade of Naboo. George was an artist with showing the way these people
@jgivens3410manipulate societies and corrupt societies for their own ends. And the moment, whether you're a separatist, whether you're a banking clan, or a guild, or your mall waking up to this nonsense, or Dooku waking up to the nonsense, the moment you have no value, they will off you in a heartbeat. And so to see all of this come like full circle and the way they're now trying to use Anakin and the what could have been Empire is the most laughable way to say, look at this villain, not the master.
@jgivens3410And I will go back to that Beautiful scene in the Phantom Mentis where Mace sits down next to Yoda at, uh, Qui-Gon's, uh, funeral. Says, research has come back that it was definitely a Sith Lord. And Yoda goes back to him and says, very dangerous this is. Always too there are a master And an apprentice. But which one did we destroy?
@jgivens3410The master or the apprentice? Never forget the target. Never, ever, ever, ever forget who the master is and who the target is. While I've enjoyed this conversation, please, please, guys, do not fall for this, you know, Anakin and what we missed and all this bullshit. Keep your eyes on the target of who that small group of manipulators are and what they're doing to destroy societies, federations, guilds, orders, republics, just so they can all stay in power.
@malleusigAnd by target you don't mean, by target you mean those people that are targeting us and not in any way hinting that we are. Intending to do any of them any kind of violence. Correct?
@jgivens3410Of course! Of course! Of course, there's, there's, listen, I mean, there's, again, it took a Sith to take out a Sith. I mean, we're just, we're just part of the, we're just part of the Republic, or part of the Rebellion. And quite frankly, all we do is, uh, it's like, you know, I'm gonna do a little Morpheus on you. Uh...
@jgivens3410I've seen guys shoot a million bullets at these agents. Never been able to kill one. You know, we've survived from them, from running from them, from hiding from them. But make no mistake, they are holding, they're guarding all the doors, they're holding all the keys. Which means someday, someone's going to have to fight them.
@jgivens3410In my opinion, the only people that can take them out is when finally their kind gets fed up and sick of it and says, No more.
@malleusigThat is an interesting observation.
Speaker 8I hope we can avoid that fight, actually. I think we have a chance of avoiding it. I don't mean to chime in. No, no, no.
Ian MalcolmAnd we always advocate for exactly that peaceful, righteous rejection of this absurd machine without cause for any kind of kinetic violence and all those other things. And like I've always said...
@malleusigHe wasn't talking about kinetics. He was talking about... He was talking about...
Ian MalcolmHe was saying to stay on target intellectually and not to get distracted.
@jgivens3410Yeah, stay on target on the messaging. Stay on target on the messaging. Until they go straight up Order 66 on us, I'm not advocating for any violence. There you go. But make no bones about it, guys, this Section 219 sure feels very much like Order 66.
Ian MalcolmIt is scary. Rabbi, that's what I was talking about the other day with... This whole piece of the puzzle, right, is that that's the last piece of it. The Anakin rise to prominence, of course, begets Order 66 and the 6-6 there. Wow. But that is the undermining of the final strands, right, of the Republic. And it just it is really kind of creepy because you look around and all of this.
Ian MalcolmDon't forget, I should have mentioned this earlier, Rabbi. Don't forget. This is all just colliding with the election in Israel and the midterms right here in the United States, right? And Godfrey, it's not necessarily a position I take, although I don't think it's crazy to hold it. Godfrey is convinced that these midterms are going to beget either riots because the Republicans lose or riots because the Republicans win, and that either way they're going to utilize martial law or ICE or other things to squash those...
Ian Malcolmand so much infighting and quote-unquote insurrection-type activity in the United States, they can start going around and just arresting people en masse under the guise that there's domestic terrorism, right? And that could incorporate a false flag, prospectively. Even if it doesn't, though, if they have enough problems, and everybody should remember, during COVID, you basically had a lot of people on the left that were suggesting, round them up and take those people away because they won't get the injections and blah, blah.
Ian MalcolmAnd my point is, If they were able to fearmonger individuals into believing that either there was a Republican coup underway and they got the left out in the street, or if Donald Trump and the Republicans lose and then they suggest that Trump is going to take action to basically ignore the midterms, you could also then have the left come out.
Ian MalcolmBut either way, if you start getting BLM-style riots and mass arrests, what's to prevent them from also just happening to arrest quote-unquote anti-Semites? under the guise of domestic terrorism, you know?
@malleusigYeah. This is the whole game. The whole game is getting everyone- Malcolm, this is- Sorry?
@jgivens3410Malcolm, this will be my last thing. So, you remember when Obi-Wan had to go to Planet Kamino to investigate what happened to Sifo-Dyas? And he shows up there, and he's like, we built an army for you. And he's like, an army? And he's like, yeah, this was built for, you know, Sifo-Dyas came out and said we needed to build an army for your republic.
@jgivens3410You know, this goes back to this whole, you know, we trade all this stuff between the United States and Israel, all of this technology within, you know, our own military. And what did they do? They created a crisis where we needed to use this military. And then, when we finally eliminated all the separatists, in comes around Order 66.
@jgivens3410So who's this Grand Imperium US military really for? And who will it eventually be used against? Like I said, man, I give Lucas a ton of credit for his artistry. Because he hit the blueprint well.
@malleusigWhen I saw the clone army, my first thoughts were not the American army, it was the UN. It was the UN peacekeepers, right? That may or may not be called in if there is unrest in America or Europe, and then they will replace and supplant the native police forces.
Ian MalcolmOr, Rabbi, I don't know about you, but if you think of the US equivalent of that, you've got ICE, which is actively recruiting a whole bunch of individuals. www.youtube.com
@malleusigI look at it differently. I look at it as that was the army of the republic. With all the Marxism being pumped into people's heads, they have a grudge against Americans, and they would gain psychological benefits from shooting people.
Ian MalcolmIt's also what the, it's also, don't forget, this is exactly what the Bolsheviks did with their color revolution and then by importing essentially people that were outsiders, they were, you know, they had animus against the Russian citizenry, etc. They were basically the, I don't want to call them rejects, but the dejects, the rejects, and the others is probably the right way to think about it.
Ian MalcolmAnd they mobilized all of them against the host country because they knew that the... I looked at it differently just based on what they did to the military by kicking out what I would consider true patriots.
@jgivens3410And basically coming up with this monolith, you know, of, hey, you just follow your orders, right? And then I hear all of the narrative that they say, you know, about how much technology we have in our avionics weapon systems and our military tank systems that come out of Israel, right? So even though it is our army, right, at a whim, they can flip a switch and turn it right around against us.
@jgivens3410And so what was the army of the Republic eventually became The Army of the Empire. And you look all across the galaxy, nobody really liked the Army of the Empire. To quote Luke, I don't have any love for the Empire. I hate it. So this is the thing that I see. My country's resources, my country's military, is eventually going to be turned against me.
@jgivens3410And when that's done, I'm going to be left with a bunch of rabble-rousers, and we're going to be running from this empirical machine until we can find an exhaust port to blow up their depth star and start making some ground. Spiritually speaking.
@malleusigThe ideological exhaust port. Yes, spiritually speaking. My bad. My bad.
@jgivens3410My bad. Again, we're talking movies here. It's hard to talk about the movie without actually talking about the things that happened in the movie.
Ian MalcolmYou were just talking about some womp rats back in Tatooine. I'm with you, Uncle Buck.
@malleusigThey're only three meters or something like that. I always bring a meter. Remember the episode where they did a Christmas pageant and they get the guy that's running the Glee Club and they get him to admit that he cut the brake lines of the bus to kill off the previous Glee team? The previous Glee Club? Am I just completely on my own here?
@malleusigYes. That's what you sound like right now. So I figuratively...
@jgivens3410Well, and then the last, this will be my last one. I feel like Ashoka represents everybody beyond Generation X. Because she finally figured out what the hell was going on, and she just said, screw everybody. I'm going into hiding. And you guys are done, and this whole thing falls apart. I'll, uh... I'll come back out and I'll hang out with Rex and the team and we'll figure out what we can do.
@malleusigI wish I'd seen that. I wish I'd seen the Ashoka stuff. I have not. Maybe I should check it out.
@jgivens3410Oh, you got to watch Rebels, man. You got to watch Rebels.
@malleusigYeah. All right. All right. All right. Excellent. I think we're at 37 minutes before the next space. So let's try and get through the rest of these hands. I think, who was, was it, oh man, we've actually, we've come around full circle now. What's that, JoAnn?
@joann_marieAnanastani.
@malleusigAnanastani, welcome up.
Speaker 17Can y'all hear me?
@malleusigYep.
Speaker 17Okay, yeah, been listening for a while, and first thing is the question earlier about, you know, who is this PSYOP directed at? And it's directed at everybody. The whole point, is to sow chaos, ordo ab cao, out of chaos order, so that they get everyone, both sides, whether it's the gay race communist on the left or the so-called fascist on the right, get everyone so wound up and so desperate that they're looking for a strong man to come and take over and put everything right.
Speaker 17and uh this is what i said it's the whole it's like trying to to set the whole hive into such a tizzy that whenever this strong man shows up they i promise you they'll be cheering on the bloodbath that follows whether it's a communist dictator or a fascist tyrant it ain't gonna matter and The other thing that I was thinking of because I heard some people bringing up Dune and Lord of the Rings, which I've read those books I don't know how many times throughout my life.
Speaker 17And when I say Dune, I mean all six books in the original story arc. And then, of course, Lord of the Rings. And if you want something that's really fascinating, compare those two stories together because they're really about the same thing. The story arc of Paul Atreides, he is not the hero. He went and seized power, manipulated religion, manipulated people, myth, politics, so that he could gain control and take revenge.
Speaker 17And he knew with his prescience, and the one later on in the story arc who looks like the monster his son Leto who becomes the god emperor was actually the true savior character because what did he do he saw the golden path that would save mankind from going extinct the path that his father refused to take and he went ahead and sacrificed his life, his humanity, to become something that would be hated over the course of, like, what, 4,000 years almost?
Speaker 17But that all of that hatred directed at him and, you know, he had to make conditions so ridiculously harsh on everyone that when the time came that he finally died, that it would set in motion the events 𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Speaker 17It would end up being nothing but evil. And the true hero in the Lord of the Rings was not Frodo. It was Samwise. He was the one, he had the ring and he gave it back. He had no interest in possessing it. Unlike Frodo, who at the very end was overthrown by the darkness in his own heart and decided that he was going to keep the ring.
Speaker 17Why not? And what really happened was that the situation had been set up To where Gollum came in at the last minute. They were fighting. They bit off Frodo's finger and he fell off into the lava and that's how the ring got destroyed. But both books, if you put them up, hold them up against each other, are about power and the danger of seizing power and the right way to oppose power is, you know, you don't oppose power by becoming that thing that you're opposing itself.
Speaker 17Because then the cycle just goes on and on. I mean, look at Star Wars. Okay, you've got the Rebel Alliance, but what do they do? You know, they're going around literally committing terrorist acts across the galaxy, killing who knows how many people. You know, soldiers have families too. And then you've got the Republic going around destroying entire planets, you know, and meanwhile, the little people are just there caught in the middle of it.
Speaker 17And it's all because you've got these two opposing factions that are so convinced that they're right, that they're willing to slaughter any number of people to be the one in charge of things. And that's why I said I think it'd be really interesting to do a space where you're juxtaposing the Lord of the Rings and Dune. Okay, because Paul is not the hero.
Speaker 17And Samwise in Lord of the Rings was the true hero.
@malleusigSure, I get that. I understand. We can have that discussion, definitely. I think that if we get to Samwise and Frodo, I think that we can definitely have a discussion about whether there are a number of heroes. There isn't just one hero. Because I wouldn't say that Frodo turning at the end... It turns him into no longer the hero when he was the hero for 99% of the rest of the series.
@malleusigBut he wasn't pure. He wasn't pure. I get it. Exactly. That's the point. That's the point. We can have that discussion. But that's an interesting line of questioning that we can definitely look into.
Speaker 8They have to know each other and know each other's weaknesses and strengths and pick each other up when the weakness is overcome. And be aware. Awareness, right? I don't mean to say tell everybody how to be, but be aware of their normal state of being, as opposed to say, if I fall off and my best friend knows that I'm not having my best day, he's there to help me get out of my mess, then vice versa.
@malleusigYeah, that is also a really good lesson on the value of sticking together and having a team and not trying to go it alone, right? Because that is a huge mistake that we fall for often. I did like, I don't know if you said this, but I did like the comparison between like the Death Star and the atomic bomb, where the Death Star is the weapon that can destroy planets, and the atomic bomb, and that's a super weapon that the Empire has, and the super weapon that America developed was the atomic bomb.
@malleusigAnd hold on a second, wait a minute, wait, wait, wait, wait, what are we bombing Iran for right now? We're literally bombing Iran to keep them from getting an atomic bomb? It must blow up their planet to prevent them from having a Death Star. Holy shit.
Ian MalcolmWe can only be free when we bomb all the people who want to build a nuclear bomb, obviously. That's the only way to ensure peace is to just destroy everything.
@malleusigIt's so crazy. Who has any chance of developing the same weapon that we have, right? Again, so it's like basically, we're being...
Ian MalcolmBut Rabbi, isn't there actually a microcosm there for... Jewish supremacy, to just call it what it is, where they're looking at anything that's capable of building something that can resist their system, so therefore they suggest that they have to undermine and destroy anything that might ever be able to compete with them, regardless of how good or evil they might be, if that makes sense?
@malleusigWell, it is, it is, but just let me, because I wanted to say that, because it blew my mind that, like, as far back as 1977, we're being programmed, like, predict the program, we're being programmed
@malleusigbut yeah no it's like um it's the the idea of of any nobody can be allowed to compete with us at the jewish level and also the american level because we we've been infected with it by by the jewish level um is something that is ex like yeah it's we have to maintain the unfair system that we dominate effectively what it boils down to it's like we can't ever be allowed to be held to the same yardstick as everyone else
@malleusigWe can't ever be allowed to play on a flat playing field. Everything always has to be rigged in Jews' favor.
Ian MalcolmFreedom of speech but not freedom of reach applied to literally just everything.
@malleusigBecause chosen. We'll pass anti-Semitism laws that basically put you in jail for criticizing Jews or destroy your career now without the laws. If you say anything that criticizes Jews, but Jews are literally allowed to call for a genocide on Twitter and nothing happens to them. Tell me that's not a double standard.
@jgivens3410Fear will keep the local systems in line. Fear of this Death Star.
@malleusigYeah, exactly. That's them projecting their own psychopathy onto the Nazis, basically.
Ian MalcolmAnd Rabbi, isn't that interesting? Because that very comment that Uncle Buck just made, if you extrapolate that to the idea of the Jedi who were trying to use a code of righteousness and morality to keep the order, right? Instead, the alternative is absolute fear through a technological marvel. And it's like, boy, doesn't that sound like the AI world that we're finding ourselves in, which if they have their way is going to be Sans religion, which the religion was the thing that kept everything...
Ian MalcolmIt literally is like Christianity or Islam keeping their people being fair and compassionate, loving to one another, and now instead it just has to be, we will destroy you if you don't do what we want.
@malleusigIt goes from a republic to just naked power, and that represents the degeneration of the government. You go from... Yeah, exactly. You go from... Yeah, this is interesting. You go from a civilized mode of control to a completely uncivilized mode of control. And you do that by uncivilizing the universe.
@jgivens3410Well, remember that answer was a response to a question of how will we keep the local systems in line without the bureaucracy?
@jgivens3410The emperor disbanded the Senate.
Ian MalcolmUncle Buck, there's also something there to the idea of the narcissism of this control apparatus that thinks it can just do anything and use technology to scare everybody rather than having a reasonably normal approach to keeping things, which also you could, there's so many layers, you could also apply this to a high-trust society, right?
Ian MalcolmHow are we going to keep people in check? What do you mean? They love their community and they don't steal from their neighbors because they care about one another. Like, oh no, we can't have that society anymore. We have to have one where we just blow everything up. That's a way better approach to this. Like, think of how insane this is.
@jgivens3410Well, because that's the Jewish... Yeah, because the Senate would dispatch the Jedi, and the Jedi would actually go and try to use means of diplomacy when there were disagreements, right? The Empire's like, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We're not doing diplomacy anymore. We'll just blow you up. My way or the highway.
@malleusigYeah, yeah. But that's literally what was, I mean, the idea that was given for, I forget, I have to look it up who said this, but there was a Jewish rabbi or someone who was on the record as saying that we need to exterminate the whites. We need to prevent the whites from breeding with other whites so that we can turn their entire world into this kind of like
@malleusigMongolized half-breed collection of lower races. What was that?
Ian MalcolmYeah, that's the clergy plan.
@malleusigI know that's the basis of the clergy plan, but this is a quote from someone who's Jewish. I have to look it up to find out who it was in the exact quote. But essentially, what he said is that whites need to be prevented from breeding with other whites, and we need to mix everyone up. And so that Jews will easily, with their superior intelligence, rule over the lower races.
Ian MalcolmI'll get you the exact, it's not, I mean, it is the clergy plan is what you're indirectly referring to, but the line is the future man will be mixed race as for pan-Europe. I wish to see Eurasian-Negroid mixture with a great variation in personality types. The Jews shall take the leading positions since Providence, or God, has given Europe a spiritually superior race of nobility called the Jews.
Ian MalcolmThe white race of Europe should be destroyed and replaced with the race of Eurasian negroids who can easily be controlled by us, the ruling elites. That's the line. Practical idealism.
@malleusigThat's a different one, but that's exactly the same idea, so we'll leave it at that. But yeah, that's essentially it. I'm trying to find, I couldn't find the actual quote, but it's the same thing. It's the exact same thing. Yeah. Amazing. And they call us racists.
Ian MalcolmIn all fairness, that quote's not nearly as horrific as some of the others in Germany Must Perish, where the guy just calls to sterilize and kill everybody. That we're on a sliding scale of evil.
@joann_marieTheodor Kaufmann.
@malleusigWhat is it?
@joann_marieAll right, Robert, go for it.
@malleusigTheodore, that's right. Theodore N. Kaufman, Jewish author in plea to sterilize the German race.
Ian MalcolmYeah, Germany must perish.
@malleusigBefore World War II. Amazing. All right, let's go to the hands. I'm sorry, guys. Who was next, Prophet?
@joann_marieNo, Robert.
@malleusigRobert. Okay, what's up, Robert?
Speaker 8I forget what I was going to say. We can go to Prophet. I'm going to put my hand back up. When I remember, I'll come back.
@joann_marieAll right. All right. Malthasar, go for it.
Speaker 9Hey. Yeah, I kind of had that whole thing too. I have like five things I want to talk about and I don't know which one I was thinking about. Also, so one thing I wanted to point out was just sort of the what you have that starts in the Star Wars, the originals and then in the sequels, you know, to the deconstruction of the heroes, right?
Speaker 9Because In the sequels, you have, you know, you guys were talking about earlier, Harrison Ford, right? His character, he just becomes just like, you know, like the deadbeat dad, right? With the estranged wife who wants nothing to do with him. And, you know, Luke becomes this just babbling old man drinking blue milk. And just, he's nonsensical, right?
Speaker 9And, you know, the characters that they're replaced with just don't make any sense. The chick, I don't remember her name, she's just a Mary Sue, right? She just can do everything for no reason, inexplicably. And then Kylo Ren, he's just sort of like what you would almost call the enraged beta male, right? He just runs around angry all the time.
Speaker 9And if you compare him to Darth Vader, Darth Vader is very successful as a villain, right? He has ambushes, he has plans that are successful, he actually does things against them. Whereas Kylo Ren, he just sort of stumbles around through everything, and he's just not really very competent as a villain, right? He's just sort of there to be the foil, the pseudo-foil to the Mary Sue, who doesn't really...
Speaker 9I guess you could say that he earned it, but he didn't have to die. They made him die on purpose.
Speaker 9and then you have Thor right they make Thor into like a fat depressed guy and then he has this whole like feminized movie where he's like you know with the little girl and it's just it makes him out to be a joke and they they destroyed the Hulk right because the Hulk went from you know being just this uh sort of ball of rage right and they made him to like
Speaker 9Oh, I'm Professor Hulk, right? He's not his character anymore. He sort of became this modernized, sort of numbed-down version of the violence that Hulk is supposed to display. So there's that. And then you have all these other things that have happened, especially in the 2000s and ahead, where you have characters who've been replaced.
Speaker 9I'm sure we're familiar with all those. You have Juliet was race-swapped, Snape was race-swapped, Helen of Troy was race-swapped, The Little Mermaid was race-swapped, Two-Face was race-swapped. It really just goes on. I think what this is, is it's part of the deconstruction of culture. This comes from the Frankfurt School.
Speaker 9And, you know, if you just look at that, it sort of provides this sort of gray palette for others to use. And I think there's just a lot of parallels between all those things. So I just thought I would mention that.
@joann_marieBeautiful. Thank you so much, Rabbi Orian. Do you guys want to add anything?
Speaker 20No, I'm good.
@malleusigAll right.
@joann_marieAdios. Welcome.
Speaker 20Adios. Hey, hey, hey. How you guys doing?
@joann_marieGood.
Speaker 20How are you? Listen, Star Wars is by far like one of like the most intriguing freaking movies that is like playing like in full face view like right now. I see that there's like a religion that's being created too. Like on the... Where is the idea of power within oneself? Like the Jedi, being able to use telekinesis. I think a lot of people are beginning to maybe even think that they could tap into those sets of powers.
Speaker 20I want to say that Darth Vader, it's crazy how the archetypes, you guys have been talking about archetypes. And I wonder how many people out there, you know, look, like when they look in the mirror, like they see themselves as a Darth Vader, they see themselves as these characters and how they live their life according to that effect.
Speaker 20Now mind you, you're living and you're thinking, you're growing up thinking that this, like, we got to talk about predictive programming. But every decision that we're making is because of these things. So are we creating the reality that they were... I don't know how many people are able to look at the moon and say,
Speaker 20There's nothing wrong with the moon. I, for one, think the moon is hollow. There's something there. And that looks to me like a Death Star. And if they're talking about any type of weapons, I think there's already up there. I think that is a big ship.
@malleusigWould you say that there's a possibility that the moon is the Death Star and it has Jewish space lasers in it?
@joann_marieNo, but I... We have a space on space Nazis coming soon. That would be something interesting to bring up there.
Speaker 20But I will say that supposedly they sent something to the moon and it rang like a bell and then they sent something else a couple years later and then it rang like a dong, right? To signify like... It rang like a what? It was a dong, like a dong sound. A dong? Like gong or whatever, like gong.
@malleusigOh, a gong, that makes much more sense than a dong.
Speaker 20Yeah, yeah, sorry, sorry. English is not my first language.
Speaker 20I get away with it.
@malleusigYou just reminded me of, you know, Donald Glover? Yeah, the black guy? So the big joke used to be that his Twitter handle was Don Glover? Right? With no spaces. But when you put no spaces, his name becomes Dong Lover. That's funny. And if, like, frankly, if I grew up with a name that was Dong Lover, you have no choice but to become a comedian just to keep your ass from being kicked at school every single day.
@malleusigYou have to. That's one way to survive, right?
Speaker 20It's the only way to survive. And that brings up another, like, interesting thing. Like, how did you survive as a kid? I survived literally on movies. Fight Club, fucking Star Wars and shit like that. Anime, Dragon Ball Z, right? And that's another one to bring up. Who is Akira Toriyama? Where the hell did he get these ideas from?
Speaker 20Just like George Lucas did. Did you know that there's that cartoon from Lucas? The cartoon is... The movie is Lucas. And it's from... It's like a... A boy from a fish world from the ocean comes into the mainland and turns into human. This is what we're showing our kids already from the beginning. You know what I'm saying?
Speaker 20So this is wild that it's come to this, but maybe they were just trying to tell us that there's another world beyond what we see. Yeah.
@joann_marieYeah, very interesting areas, and hopefully you can come to the Space Nazis space.
@malleusigI'm not missing the Space Nazis space, that sounds awesome.
@joann_marieAll right, Tarsem, welcome back, go for it.
Speaker 14I just love the conversation, gentlemen and lady in the house. You've done exceptionally well. I want to thank you for the incredible work you guys have done. You've brought everyone's truth out there. I'm so happy to see people break this Kodak down or how I look at it. Because honestly, when you see it, I feel like this game theory has been played in prior civilizations and you can see those microcosms in the world.
Speaker 14For example, you have Hollywood, you have Lollywood or Bollywood in India, right? And you've got variations of that across the world. And it goes back to Natak, which goes back to screenplay puppets. When Ian spoke about puppets, we have to remember that the mime, which, for example, I see Zelensky and this gentleman in France play, you can see that.
Speaker 14You can see in the hand gestures when they actually dance. I've actually documented that. So there's definitely... Thank you very much.
Speaker 14they create a star and they get confused in the middle that's what i can see right in a way they dissect it like a like you know they put needles inside of a voodoo doll right it's it's pretty much that mentality uh and you go back go back you go where where okay din wasn't in india all right it wasn't it wasn't in nature you go back to africa and you see that encoding in even the animals uh if you see certain tribes uh and how they
Speaker 14And I have videos by chance. I don't know how that happens, but it does. And you can sort of see that. And I'm not saying anyone to believe me. I just want you to think about it. Because whatever Ian and this gentleman, Robbie, is speaking about, he's talking about the last 100 years. You know, when you've got 500 years, you're like, oh my God.
Speaker 14And it just keeps happening. You'll find that across history. So incredible space. I love the topic. I love the illustrations of how you're looking at All these different variations of Jesus they did, for example. Isa is really important in a lot of cultures. People don't see that. The names have been different, idolized.
Speaker 14If you look at even the history they gave us, it's very different. So you'll see that, like, they try to portray him in Egypt. They try to portray him in Krishna, right, in India. Why? Why did they do that? What were they covering up? Just think about that.
@malleusigWait, were they trying to portray him as Krishna in India?
Speaker 14And the historic sites, yeah. The historic sites cover him, guys. At least they burn. It's mind-boggling. Why did they do that?
@malleusigTorsten, Torsten, stop talking for a second. I'm asking you a question. You said they try and compare him to Krishna?
Speaker 14Yeah, let's see different variations of... I'll share the graphs and I'll share the comparisons. It's got a comparative. You can see how they did it.
@malleusigIt's only because he was born from a virgin and he's like the...
@joann_marieI don't think Krishna was born of a virgin.
Speaker 14Was he?
@joann_marieI don't know. Let me check again.
Speaker 14He was. He was the one man who didn't have a father. That's what I understand. And that is kind of true from whatever I know.
@malleusigIt says, no, he was the eighth child of Princess Devaki and her husband Vasudeva.
Speaker 14There's two different sides to this history. So when I show it to you, you'll see what I'm saying.
@joann_marieI remember the Indians. There's one Indian god that was born from a virgin.
@malleusigShe had seven kids before he was born.
Speaker 8I used to smoke lots of DMT.
@malleusigHold on. Hold on. Listen. It says here, even if he wasn't born through natural conception, his mother was not a virgin and had given birth to seven children before he was born. So it wouldn't be a virgin birth. It'd be close.
Speaker 14That's the encryption that they're trying to... They always try to, like, invert everything or mix up stuff. And they always, like, even if you look at, like, the most important one is the Egyptian one, okay? The Ethiopian one. And that goes back to Harut and Marut, exactly what they did. And there's somebody who's...
@malleusigWait, is it the Egyptian one or the Ethiopian one?
Speaker 14It's the Ethiopian and Egyptian because you'll see how they've used that Ethiopian mindset and then went... Because... And even like the Egyptian VC is not the Egyptian, right? Like they've just morphed everything from Cambridge. Hold on a second. Like King's College, 800.
@malleusigEvery time you open your... Listen, Torsem, I like you. But every time you open your mouth, it's like five things that either I've never heard before or are, I suspect, just patently false. So it's like we're going to sit down and break time.
Speaker 14I understand. You might see that. But I'm not saying, look... Look, this is what it is. I'm saying this is what I find. I'm on this probability where I can see there's a connection. And I can show you...
@joann_marieI don't think there is like a real connection, though.
@malleusigYeah, I don't see the Egypt-Ethiopia connection at all.
Speaker 14That connection goes back to role-playing and puppets again. So this puppeting goes back, way back to drums, right? When you go back to the word Gog and Magog, it goes back to a drum in Ethiopia. And that's where it starts. So you go back to drumming, you go back to music. We only have five minutes left and we have one more time.
Speaker 14It goes back to codec and it goes back to mass media programming.
@malleusigThat's okay. I think we're in a space right now where we're not going to be able to follow up all of these threads. So let's try in a different time.
Speaker 14I just want to finish.
@malleusigIt's way off topic. We're just completely off in left field at this point. Yeah. Let's do this. Let's go to... I see ImBackJack has his hand up. That's the last hand that I see. We were in the parking lot. What's that aim?
Ian MalcolmI said we were in the parking lot, not in the field. Let's go ImBackJack, and then we'll go up to Rabbi for some parting words. Before and for what it's worth, we are going to follow this immediately with the regularly scheduled space on Francisco Franco, and very excited for Bryce to give us a walkthrough on that historical leader.
Ian MalcolmSo we're going to shift gears from fiction to history. But I'm back, Jack. Go for it.
Speaker 21What's up, guys? What's up, Jack? Thanks for giving me the mic. Well, I'll give you some positive news. Here's the positive news. They've already lost control of the plot. That's where we are. The chaos is an issue, but the sentiment towards Israel is already at all-time lows. They've lost control of the illusion. So it's like when the magician loses control of the illusion, when the audience knows...
Speaker 21The show is over. So all of these conversations that we have, and they're fantastic, right, to inform people.
Speaker 21What is it, Gen Z? Gen Z has already checked out. Wait till they show up. If they think we're a problem, wait till Gen Z fucking hits Washington, D.C. Like, in another 10 years, they're going to have their hands full. like all we have to do is take a look at um you could ask anyone what their opinion is on like people are talking it's not just on x that's the thing you could talk to people and this is becoming like i don't know how to put it but i mean all we have to do is look around it's mainstream news that people have a problem with with israel and with news at large because they're running interference
Speaker 21Thank you for watching, and I'll see you in the next video.
Ian MalcolmWell, I would agree that is good news that people are starting to note these patterns. And the thing that I think they're trying to do, ImBack, is to keep this isolated, right? It's almost like the empire has taken over and they're trying to blame everything on Coruscant. And it's like, yeah, but you guys, come on. And I say that because I think it's time that we keep doing what we are doing to essentially
Ian Malcolm𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmBut, you know, if we keep doing what we're doing, more and more and more people will feel comfortable calling out the absurdity of what we see. And unfortunately, I think that this is just another piece of the puzzle, is the information war here on X, which is why when I saw this idea of the celebration of Anakin, who, you know, essentially betrays the democracy to help build an empire that ultimately serves the galactic aspirations of controlling everything, it's like,
Ian MalcolmWell, that kind of feels like the people that are already running America. And so again, the point of the space was to evaluate the heroism of both Anakin Skywalker, who I think was heroic prior to becoming Darth Vader, was heroic after he stopped being Darth Vader, but that Darth Vader himself, in my opinion, I think the empire was villainous.
Ian MalcolmThey were trying to use fear and all these other tactics that I think are very akin to the usual suspects, which is why I don't think that we live under the, let's say, the subverted republic. I think once we probably did, but we're at the point where now we are basically in the exhausted rendition of that, which is truly just controlled by this galactic empire.
Ian Malcolm𝙱𝚘𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎𝚎
Ian MalcolmI'll see you next time.
Ian MalcolmThank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.
Ian MalcolmAll of that is going to set us back. The thing that will step us forward is banding together like the rebels that we are intellectually and spiritually against this evil empire and doing everything that we can to basically take out the garbage that is the ideology behind it. Intellectually and spiritually and politically speaking, for what it's worth.
Ian MalcolmI only have to say that because the accusations that I make of the power structure are in fact correct. If they weren't, then we wouldn't have to worry about them doing what they will, which is censorship. And even if I was...
@joann_marieDid he get out?
@malleusigI thought that was me. They got him.
@joann_marieOh, I thought it was me as well.
@malleusigJoke's on them. It's the end of the space anyway.
@joann_marieYou failed.
@malleusigUse the force. H1B's finally disconnected in, and then it's the end of the space, so who gives a shit?
@joann_marieThe schemers have lost again. All right, well, I posted the space that we're going to open right now in the Jumbotron.
@malleusigYep, there comes the connection issue. All right.
@joeyggggggggggAll right. Can I jump in really quick? I had my hand up.
@malleusigYeah.
@joeyggggggggggI'll give you guys the kind of backstage pass on Star Wars if you guys want that. The Hollywood agents. It's really quick. It's really quick. So there's this talent agency. It was started by five Jews. It is now the most powerful talent agency in Hollywood. It's called CAA, Creative Artists Agency. And it's run by a guy named Brian Lord.
@joeyggggggggggBut they nicknamed themselves the Young Turks when they first opened. They didn't call themselves Jews, but they really are five of them. Five Jewish guy was married to Carrie Fisher.
@joeyggggggggggBasically the CAA represented all of the people in Star Wars. They package that movie. They package the movie. And Brian Lord was married to Carrie Fisher who played
