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- 0:00quiet, reflectiveIntroduction to Pyramids DiscussionHost Ian Malcolm introduces the topic of pyramids and special guest Joey, whose father has personal experience inside the Great Pyramid.
- 7:03weathered, resignedFamily Experiences in the PyramidsJoey's father shares his experiences working in Cairo and visiting the Great Pyramid with his own father.
- 10:44warm, expansivePyramid Origins: Ziggurats & SaqqaraJoey proposes a theory that Egyptian pyramids, particularly Saqqara, were inspired by ancient Sumerian ziggurats.
- 16:49broodingWater Erosion and Sphinx PreservationDiscussion shifts to the effects of water erosion on ancient structures and how the Sphinx was preserved by sand.
- 25:27guarded, evenPyramids: Tombs or Monuments?JoAnn Marie questions if mummies were ever found in pyramids, leading to a debate on their primary purpose.
- 38:16hard, unyieldingUnanswered Questions of Pyramid ConstructionThe panel discusses the mysterious quarrying techniques and the precise alignment of pyramids to true north, challenging conventional explanations.
- 46:25worn, nostalgicDjoser Pyramid: Oldest or Newest?A debate arises about whether the Djoser pyramid is truly the oldest, with some suggesting it might be a later, less successful imitation.
- 51:47grave, forebodingImpossible Quarrying TechniquesThe discussion delves into the impossibility of traditional quarrying methods for the massive stones, hinting at lost ancient technology.
- 57:03charged, alertRamps, Sand, and Perfect AnglesThe engineering challenge of moving massive stones and achieving perfect angles within pyramids is explored, with theories involving sand and unknown methods.
- 1:15:16calm, distantWhy Were Pyramids Built?The conversation shifts from 'how' to 'why' the pyramids were built, considering the immense manpower and resources dedicated to them.
- 1:25:17raw, woundedFear, Control, and Suppressed CreativityThe panel discusses how constant news and fear-mongering suppress creativity and prevent people from building beautiful things.
- 1:31:53grave, forebodingAncient Technology and Ice AgesA speaker introduces the theory that pyramids are much older, predating the last ice age, and built with advanced, possibly chemical, technology.
- 1:38:44bleak, drainedLost Civilizations and Earth ChangesThe idea of anti-Diluvian technology and massive, rapid Earth changes wiping out advanced civilizations is discussed.
- 1:51:20sombre, searchingPyramids as Afterlife StructuresA speaker suggests pyramids were built as part of a philosophical belief in building the afterlife and honoring pharaohs.
- 2:18:28eerie, electricSound, Frequency, and Global ConnectionsThe theory that pyramids and other ancient structures were built using sound and frequency technology, suggesting a global ancient civilization, is explored.
- 2:31:09melancholy, tenderA432 vs. A440: Music FrequenciesThe discussion highlights the shift in music frequency from 432 Hz to 440 Hz and its potential impact on human connection to nature.
- 2:41:08heated, combativeAncient Aliens as Psy-OpA speaker argues that the 'Ancient Aliens' theory is a psy-op designed to demoralize humanity and prevent further questioning of ancient technologies.
- 3:02:29warm, expansiveReclaiming Humanity's Divine ConnectionThe conversation concludes with a call to reclaim humanity's lost divine connection and advanced technological understanding, emphasizing the importance of community and truth-seeking.
- 3:03:29grim, scorchedSystemic Corruption and PropagandaIan Malcolm details how pervasive corruption and propaganda affect society, from politics to media.
- 3:08:34urgent, incendiaryCOVID Vaccine ControversiesIan Malcolm discusses the controversies surrounding the COVID vaccine and the public's changing views.
- 3:13:54unsettlingHistorical Lies and Modern AtrocitiesIan Malcolm connects historical deceptions to current global events, highlighting repeated patterns of conflict and control.
- 3:17:27measured, soberCombating Detractors and Building CommunityIan Malcolm advises on dealing with online detractors and emphasizes the importance of community and shared truth.
- 3:20:50worn, nostalgicInspiring Youth and Fixing ValuesIan Malcolm advocates for providing positive role models for youth and restoring moral values in society.
The Transcript
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Speaker 1Are you ready?
@joeyggggggggggThe Pyramid of JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven, Michelle, Niko Steinbrecher, Joey, Celtic Persian
@joeyggggggggggSay hi to my dad, guys. Hey, Dad! Hello! I hear you better now.
Ian MalcolmOkay, yeah, the volume was down there. Alright, we're booming through into the boomer ears, and we are going to get this show on the road like an Egyptian, and we're gonna walk all the way into the truth, and we are gonna walk with, I'm very excited, not just for our special guest here, Mr. Joey, with all the G's at the end.
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Ian MalcolmAnd this is funny, we got JoAnn and Joey. But we'll go to JoAnn, then we'll go to Joey, and we'll go to Joey's father for a bit of introductions.
@joann_marieYes, thank you so much for hosting me and Joey. Happy that you're here. And Christopher, always a pleasure. And guys, please, again, repost this space. And if you guys quote on it, I will also repost it. And follow Ian and Christopher and Joey and V and Rabbi. And thank you, everybody, so much for being here. And also, bookmark it.
@joann_marieIt helps a lot with the algorithm. And I hope that the glitches are fixed now. So yeah, welcome, Joey. Go for it.
@joeyggggggggggYeah, so you guys were talking about being inside the pyramids. I would not know anything about that part, but actually my dad has been inside of the Great Pyramid with my grandpa. Maybe, dad, you could tell them the story about when you and Ginger went. Well, we did that, and it was, I think, in July. And in July, it could have been either 88 or 89, you know, one of the years.
@joeyggggggggggI spent four and a half years in Cairo, Egypt, working on the sewerage system in Cairo. As part of the American graph money, the US spent $3.2 billion on the sewerage system in Cairo. So that's why I was there for four and a half years as an ex-fat. And we used to go to the Sphinx area on Fridays, which is the holiday there.
@joeyggggggggggSo my dad and my mom came a couple of times and stayed with us for a few months. And my dad and I went into the big pyramid and it was in July. My dad couldn't continue. You have to walk. The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With at the end there was nothing just as space so that's going inside the parts that you know public were allowed to get into it
@joeyggggggggggBut from the outside, for those of you that you haven't seen it, it's really magnificent. The huge big stones that made it and the geometry of it, how the lines are straight and geometric. It's astonishing. I think you're leading into what I wanted to talk about. My theory about the pyramids in Egypt is that they were designed based on the ziggurats of ancient Sumer and Akkad.
@joeyggggggggggBecause if you look at the first pyramid, what is the oldest pyramid, Dad?
@joeyggggggggggSaqqara, right? I don't know which one is the oldest. But this, the big one that we went to when you were younger, you've been there when you were less than four, three, four years old, a few times. And I still remember, I still remember a lot about there. But I just looked it up to verify the oldest pyramid is Saqqara.
@joeyggggggggggSakara was the ancient Akkadian word for ziggurat. And if you look at the Sakara pyramid, it's designed differently than all the rest of the pyramids. It's a step pyramid, which means that the base is a cube. And there's a smaller cube on top of that one, a smaller cube on top until you get to the cap. Based on that, I believe that it's, you know,
@joeyggggggggggIt could have been taught to the Egyptians based on earlier structures. Do you think there's any validity to that? Well, nobody knows, Joseph, but that could be.
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@joeyggggggggggThe area in Egypt called Aswan, which is south of Cairo. And it had to be carried through boats through the river to where the Sphinx and the Pyramids are. It had to be. It came from Aswan, so it had to be through the river. The Nile River ended What is where the Sphinx is now? You know, this is like three, four thousand years ago.
@joeyggggggggggThe Nile itself, the flow, the path has changed just like any other river. Just like the rivers in Iraq, the Euphrates and Cyprus, the same thing. So that was like a port area. That was a port area. So they carried these big Rock from Ashwan and used it to build the pyramids. And you mentioned the river flowing through there.
@joeyggggggggggWhat effect now, 4,000 years later, what effect did the erosion from that water, you know, from the river flowing through there, cause to the structures? I don't think that the structures were there, you know. I don't think there's any erosion effect. On the structures. For example, the Sphinx itself. But you guys put rebar into them.
@joeyggggggggggNo, the Sphinx itself for years was buried in sand. And I think it was Napoleon that uncovered that. And that's how it stood the weather all these years, the Sphinx itself. That's how it was preserved. So the sand acted as a preservative. Preserve it. If you're talking about, I thought last time I said in 1988, a big stone of the right shoulder of the Sphinx fell.
@joeyggggggggggAnd the government, and because the US companies working on this sewer system, It was two American companies and two British companies that formed a consortium for the project. So we were asked to look into it. And the theory was that the capillary action, water going up, caused the fall of this big stone from the right shoulder of the Sphinx.
@joeyggggggggggSo we had to do sewage so that by doing sewage there, the water table would go down and the capillary action will disappear and will save the thing. So, you know, we did it. So I don't know if that works or not, but we provided sewage in that area, in that historical area, and did that. So I don't think they've had any incident since this was 1988.
@joeyggggggggggAnd remember we were, before I moved to California, we were watching you and I a program on the pyramids and they showed the head of the Egyptian Antiquities Department and you were like, oh, I know this guy. Zahi Hawass, Dr. Zahi Hawass. You know, the consortium was called Ambrick. American-British company and we contributed, we helped them because they were letting us do soil borings and geotechnical investigation in the area where it was somewhere else they would really not allow you.
@joeyggggggggggSo we helped the antiquities and we helped Zaki Hawass with money to do some of the work that he was doing. So yeah. He's still alive. I don't know if he's still in that position or not, but he was a good Egyptian, a very hardworking person. Yeah, I remember a lot of the pictures that we have from there, and a lot of them included our driver.
@joeyggggggggggSo you didn't drive when we were in Egypt, no? Well, I drove on weekends. But during the weekdays, we had drivers. But on weekends, I would take you and your brother and your sister on Friday in the car and we'd go around the market and get all the papers. Because I could read, write, and speak Arabic. You could say hi to some of our Arabic speakers here.
@joeyggggggggggWell, yeah. You can say hi in Arabic. Marhaba yafwan arab ida anto harab. So I don't know who is, who can speak Arabic, but I learned Egyptian. The Egyptian dialect was there for four and a half years, but I was originally born in Baghdad. So I'm an Iraqi by origin. And you were educated in Baghdad too. How long did it take you?
@joeyggggggggggVery strange education because I attended a middle and high school that was run by American Jesuit fathers called Baghdad College High School, a five-year middle and high school. And it was one of the best schools in the country. The Jesuits left in 1969. I graduated from high school in 1964 from Baghdad College High School.
@joeyggggggggggAnd that was the best thing that I did to myself. The best school in the country. The best high school in the country.
@joann_marieJoey, can I ask your dad a couple of questions? Sure, sure. So, is it true that they have never found any mummies inside the pyramids?
@joeyggggggggggAny mummies in the pyramids? I don't think they have. Yeah, I don't think they have. You know, there was recent information that there was something buried, the uncovered area that was underneath the pyramids. But I don't think they've seen any mummies. No. So you don't think they used them? Some of the problems related to mummies that Egyptians had was people would steal it.
@joeyggggggggggYou know, with the gold and the stuff that was there. And that's why What do you think was the primary use of the pyramids? Do you think that they were just a monument or do you think that they were maybe for
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@joeyggggggggggThey celebrate death in the Egyptian, you know, in their ancient rituals, they actually celebrated death instead of fearing it. Yeah. So that's what you think it is. Well, I'm sure you've heard some of the ancient alien theories and, you know, stuff that we used to watch on the History Channel and maybe the giants theories that giants built them.
@joeyggggggggggDo you give any credence to these theories or do you think that these are more just mythological? I don't believe in these, you know, that people not from Earth came and built them. There's no evidence of that. I don't think so. But you do agree that people used to be bigger, could have, you know... There was some what we would consider a giant.
@joeyggggggggggYou know, there are so many theories of how they built the pyramids and all that. And I'm a civil engineer. I'm an engineer by education.
@joeyggggggggggI wouldn't find that hard to believe that, you know, they would start burying the area with sand where they could get Big rocks up, start from the top and then remove the sand and go down. And that was one of the theories of how they built it. And some mechanical wooden systems to push the rock to, you know, where the sand is.
@joeyggggggggggSo they would use the sand kind of to lift it and then remove the sand when they don't need it and it would drop where it needs to be? Yes. That's one of the theories. Because, you know, unless you have a lot of people to carry one rock, you know, huge rocks... They had hydraulic technology. Is that what you're saying?
@joeyggggggggggSorry. Yeah, yeah, that's what he was saying, that they had to have some kind of hydraulic power to... Hydraulic wooden, yeah, to move it through the sand. So it's completely impossible with cantilever, right?
Speaker 2Yeah. What if it's completely impossible with cantilever technology? You need to have hydraulic technology.
@joeyggggggggggYeah. I think they had that. Yep. And in terms of the engineering aspect, I also wanted to bring up the sexagesimal mathematics system, which was base 60 and created by the Sumerians. How integral was this math system and the dimensions, especially the 360 degrees in a square, which is the base, and then you have all the sides, which are 180 degrees triangles.
@joeyggggggggggSo that mathematics system, do you think that that is how they got it so accurate? With the angles and with the lines? To be honest to you, I don't claim to be an expert in the pyramids, but not having theater lights or levels and equipments that we have now to use in buildings, it is astonishing how they achieved that
@joeyggggggggggAccurate, you know, lines, angles.
Speaker 2What about the alignment to true north? That's what everyone wants to know about. How did they figure out how to align those Giza pyramids to true north and not magnetic north? We'd have a theory if they could align it to magnetic north, but to align it to true north means they had a map of the world.
Speaker 3The unfortunate truth about the pyramids is there are way too many unanswered questions to really dive into any theories about how they were made. Especially, I'm sorry, Joey, one second. Especially, and again, I respect you and your father, but I mean, the theories you're putting out haven't changed since like the 70s and 80s.
Speaker 3There's nothing new in them. They're just the same explanations that are the best we can come up with, with our limited understanding of technology. As to how these monoliths exist.
@joeyggggggggggTo me though, I believe that there was, you know, I kind of have a small belief in the ancient alien theories and that there were giants in that time. And maybe those could explain some of the things, but as to aligning them with the true north, I've never even looked into that myself.
Speaker 2Well, that's crazy if you ask me because the Chinese pyramids align north to true north. The South American pyramids align perfectly 90 degrees off of true north. There's a purpose for these things. The question is what were these being used for? Not who was using them. If there was crazy aliens or giants using them for magic, who was using them and what were they being used for?
Speaker 2I think they're being used for communication. That's my theory.
Speaker 3Okay, but also, listen, when you jump towards giants being the only competing theory, you do the entire discussion a grave disservice. It's like in Spider-Man when the guy's talking about witches, right? And it's like, you don't have to jump to giants and aliens. All you have to do is look at questions like how are the rocks quarried, alright?
Speaker 3To this day, Nobody knows how those rocks were quarried. And those quarrying techniques match very closely the quarrying techniques that we see in places like South America. People still can't explain that. The shape of the rocks as they're put into place, right? How closely they line up, in many cases without mortar, right?
Speaker 3The little stubs that kind of protrude out of the blocks into the face, right? All of these things not only are beyond our ability to explain, But they are mirrored in other places across the globe, like South America, possibly in China as well. We don't really have a lot of visibility into that area, but it's entirely possible that China has the same phenomenon, right?
Speaker 3So if you were to sit here and tell me that these things definitely were moved into place by hydraulics, I'm sorry, I'm going to doubt. If you're going to tell me they were quarried with copper chisels, I'm going to doubt, right? Those explanations don't answer the questions raised by the existence, the mere existence of these structures.
@joeyggggggggggWhat does that have to do with the moving of the rocks? Hello? Yep, Dad, are you there? Yep. Hello? Dad, can you hear me?
Speaker 3You there, Dad?
@joeyggggggggggYeah, I'm here. Did you want to say something? Hello? Oh, he can't hear me. I don't think he can hear us.
@joeyggggggggggDad, can you hear me now?
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@joeyggggggggggFor moving them, what does that have to do with how they place them?
Speaker 3I didn't mention moving them.
@joeyggggggggggI think that's what my dad was talking about, how they got there, how they moved them to the location.
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@joeyggggggggggThe Pyramid of Djoser as you were saying in Saqqara. The linguistic tie between the name of Saqqara and Ziggurat.
Speaker 3Yeah, I don't know if I believe that Djoser is the oldest pyramid. I honestly think it's more likely it's the newest pyramid. It appears to be an attempt to imitate Giza or some of the older pyramids that failed because they lacked the They lack the understanding to architect it, and they realized halfway through they had to change the angle of ascent.
@joeyggggggggggAccording to archaeologists, officially they say that Djoser and Saqqara is the oldest known pyramid, right?
Speaker 3Do you understand how clicky and reputationally based the study of archaeology is? Archaeologists, they're like COVID scientists. They know if they come up with information that goes against the current zeitgeist or understanding, their careers are finished. So if they find evidence... But just to be clear, though, on Saqqara... Jordan, Jordan, please.
@joann_marieOne second, Jordan.
Speaker 3If they find, and I've been in, because I studied this in college, right? And there's evidence that Djoser is newer than Giza, but that evidence is usually just summarily dismissed as, well, no, this is a limitation in carbon dating technology. And that's just ignored. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven, Michelle, Niko Steinbrecher, Joey, Celtic Persian
Speaker 3I know.
Speaker 2But officially Saqqara is the first one built, right? That's what we say. Saqqara is the first pyramid built. And that's where we learned from all of our mistakes and made all the rest of the pyramids in the world. Right? Is that not the official story?
@joeyggggggggggThat's the official story. My dad, when we asked him right now, he said he didn't know. He didn't personally know.
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Speaker 3That is correct. When I mentioned the quarries, those are the ones that I was talking about. I also know that there are no quarries in Giza. What I was talking about, Joey's dad, was that... What is your first name? I'm sorry.
@joeyggggggggggHis name is George.
Speaker 3George, okay. What I was talking about, George, is the fact that if you go to the quarries where they did get the stone from, the remains of those quarrying activities defy all of our attempts at explaining how they happened. Right? You have... If you assume a level of technology in the 45th century BC, then those quarries are impossible.
Speaker 3There's no explanation for them.
@joeyggggggggggUnless, as we were saying, unless they had some technology that we are not even privy to in this modern time.
@theleaderofusaSo based off of some quick searches... That seems to be inevitable. Supposedly, yeah, the copper tools were too soft for the granite, so they had something called dolerite stones or something like that, which I guess are stronger than granite, and they're using those to make holes, and then within the holes they would stick special pieces of wood wedges, and then they would...
@joann_marieBut if it was powder, and then they made it hard, and then it became like super hard, and we thought that they chiseled it, but they just... Like concrete?
Speaker 3Yeah. And again, that would still, that would still, if that was what was happening, that would still go against our ability to do, to do. I mean, we can't do that today. We cannot create granite from powder today. And also, we would have to explain how the stone imperfections got into the granite after they made it, and...
@joeyggggggggggI mean, they didn't have to excavate a lot like in a quarry that rock was available at surface level or very low level underground, but I don't know.
Speaker 3I mean, if it was further underground, that would make it more difficult, not less.
@joeyggggggggggNo, he's saying it may have been closer to the surface where they wouldn't need to quarry is what my dad was saying.
Speaker 3But you'd still have to quarry it out. You'd still have to carve it out. Right, yeah, yeah. It wouldn't be ready-made by nature in God's hands into the shape you need it to be. You'd still have to shape it.
@joeyggggggggggAnd the preciseness of it is what, you know, what is mind-boggling, the most mind-boggling thing. Like, how did they get it that perfectly straight and, you know, the triangles to be equilateral?
Speaker 3Also I mean if you look at how if we go from the quarry and the transportation which is just a nightmare in itself like how do you move a block of that size and weight on across down a river right but then you get to the pyramid itself and the calculations they've made as to how big you'd have to make the ramp to get the blocks up to the top of the pyramid by the time you get half of the pyramid the ramp itself would use more stone than the pyramid
@theleaderofusaI think it's smaller stones at the top, and it's the big base.
Speaker 3I think the 50-foot stones are like for the tomb, or the 15-ton stones are for the... And that's right, but that doesn't change, that doesn't push back on the question that I asked, because you would still need a ramp, even if they were smaller stones going up the ramp, you'd still need a ramp that exceeds the mass of the pyramid itself to get them up there, of any size.
@joeyggggggggggWhat if they were using sand, what if they were using sand, as my dad was saying, to get the stones up, and then... The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built? With
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Speaker 3I'm sorry, that should still be me.
Speaker 2Fair enough. Right?
@joeyggggggggggGuys, I promise my dad that I would let him go soon, so... Yeah, sorry to keep you guys.
Speaker 3Just go ahead, George.
@joeyggggggggggBefore wrapping up, before wrapping up, first, dad, we do have some Arabic speakers. If you want to say hi to them again, say ahlan wa sahlan, especially to cousin Raed. Cousin who? Raed. Oh, Raed. The Pyramids? With Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven, Michelle, Niko Steinbrecher, Joey, Celtic Persian The Pyramids?
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@joeyggggggggggNever got to meet his grandfather, his paternal grandfather. Can you tell us a little bit what happened to your grandpa? Well, my grandfather was killed in the northern part of Iraq in the Kurdish area. He lived in Mosul, which is north of Baghdad, but he died. He used to go on a horse trading clothes for The Pyramids?
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@joeyggggggggggAnd he gave me a gift, one of my favorite gifts. The only thing that I have actually left of my grandpa. You want to tell them what book of Jiddus I own? No, we don't need to do that. It's a Mein Kampf in Arabic for you guys, if you're wondering.
@joeyggggggggggOkay guys, thank you for... Grandpa sounds like a cool guy. Oh, my grandpa was awesome. Thank you for the lively discussion and hopefully things will be known in the future. But a lot related to the pyramids, how they were built and what purpose and all of that, I don't know and I don't think it is known. So let's hope things will be clarified soon.
@joeyggggggggggThank you and good night. Thank you, Dad. Love you, big guy.
@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up, George. Really nice meeting you. God bless you.
@joeyggggggggggNice. Thank you.
@joeyggggggggggCool. Thanks, guys, for having my dad up here. I appreciate it. You guys liked him?
Speaker 5Yeah.
@joeyggggggggggOh, sorry. Go for it. For a boomer, he's, like, super based. You know, he's...
Speaker 3And so he knows that his only chance is to stay shut, is to stay quiet. I thought the exchange where he was being asked what color his tie is, what color the carpet in front of him was, was extremely entertaining.
@joann_marieBut can pardons be reversed? Because we're pardoned by Biden, no?
Speaker 3If it was the auto pen, then Trump is making the argument that maybe it can be annulled, I think, but... I don't know how far that's going to go. Nothing will happen.
@joeyggggggggggYou know why Trump is not going to side? Trump is not going to annul it because he literally sold pardons to people. The former mayor of Detroit, Kwame Kilpatrick, who was in prison for like 40 years, paid Trump $2 million for a pardon. There's proof of that, receipts for that. So he doesn't want people looking at his pardons and his behavior.
@joeyggggggggggThat's why he...
@joeyggggggggggOver a million people and damaged many more.
@joann_marieWell, it was such a great presentation by your dad, Joey. So thank you so much for that. And Ian, also awesome. And Christopher. And everybody, thank you so much for being here. And again, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps a lot with the algorithm.
@joann_marieAnd if anyone wants to come up and give us your thoughts on the pyramids or whatever, please do. And thank you so much for being here, everyone.
@theleaderofusaAnd last time we talked about the... When we had Ian space before talking about the pyramids, we discussed how it's possible to float stones down the Nile River and that it only needed to be the barge only was a couple feet deep in the water, but it was massive. So it comes down to Archimedes principle where the weight of what you're carrying and the weight of the ship.
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Speaker 2We've even done some crazy fucked up shit a few hundred years ago that we still can't explain today. And it's not the how. What's most important is why. Why did we use the Earth's... We used almost all of the manpower that we think of or that we acknowledge existed on the Earth. We used almost all of it to create these pyramids.
Speaker 2So where did we do anything else? We're picking berries and fucking hunting and gathering.
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Speaker 3Because people had so much free time. In the Middle Ages when those things were built, we were in a period of extreme leisure compared to where we are now. So the contentment, we're actually reversed. We're less content now than we were then when we made those structures.
@theleaderofusaWell, I'm talking about civilization as a whole is pretty content. They're not demanding the architecture that our forefathers and ancestors demanded.
Speaker 3I don't think they demanded them then. I don't think the demand is the reason they were made.
@theleaderofusaWell, I believe it was the demand of the intellectual minds and the visionaries of those times, but our current visionaries are kind of self-sabotaging, right? Our current visionaries that guide the direction of our culture are satisfied with merely enslaving us and demoralizing us through these blank structures where they're making everything bland and the same.
Speaker 3Yeah, I'm with you on that. The only place I'm going to disagree is that it has anything to do with levels of satisfaction or contentment. I think that that's kind of hamstrung in. We are less satisfied and less content in our lives now than we were back then. If we were less content, we'd be having a revolution already.
Speaker 3Hold on. Yeah, we can discuss that, but that's, again, outside of the scope of the discussion. People are pretty content with their goy slop. Okay, listen. But the point is, it's not about contentment or...
Speaker 3Everyone is so busy trying to make ends meet and not get kicked out of their Jewish-owned apartment that they don't have any time to stop and think. They don't have leisure time. If they are happy with watching TV, it's usually because TV is the only thing they have time for, the only thing they can afford, right? Back then, you literally had peasants like these English farmers
Speaker 3Right. I agree. I agree with this.
@joann_marieAnd Rabbi, don't you feel like also all of the news and everything going on all the time and another SIOP and another SIOP and more news like that overwhelms people so much that they just like go to work, get home and they just want to shut down. Like they don't want to create anything. They don't want to build anything.
@joann_marieThey just want to shut down. And it's so sad.
Speaker 6It keeps them afraid.
Speaker 3It keeps them locked in a state of fear.
Speaker 6Why is that?
@joann_marieSpending all our time thinking about everything that's going on in the world and all of the news and everything that's going wrong and one side up and another side up and the next movie and what am I gonna do next with it's I think everybody should just have more time to create beautiful things like we used to it's it's meant to keep everyone frazzled it's meant to keep us all even if it's not overtly frazzled to keep us so like subconsciously on edge and that makes it easier to to control us
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Speaker 3Do you know there's an argument that Rome was the only civilization to exist?
@joann_marieI'm sorry, what, Rabbi?
Speaker 3There's an argument that's talked about where the only one civilization ever happened, and that was Rome. And it's mainly based off of the monumental architecture and the organizational principles. And if you look at world history, like only one civilization, if that's how you count civilization, every other civilization has happened because of influence from that seed.
Speaker 2There's only been one type of government that can run an empire, and that's a theocracy. And that's, that's happening.
Speaker 3That's true. It doesn't really matter which god, it just has to be a theocracy.
@joeyggggggggggThe ancient other seven wonders like the Colossus of Rhodes that you were mentioning, Lighthouse Alexandria, Hanging Gardens of Babylon, none of those actually exist anymore. The Pyramids are the only ones
@joeyggggggggggSo I feel, or actually for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, archaeologists have been looking for those for hundreds of years and unable to find them. So maybe if we are able to discover similar monolithic structures, ancient monolithic structures from not discovered ones yet, undiscovered, Dating back even further than the pyramids or maybe around to the same time period, we would be able to learn more based on having more evidence, you know, from different sites.
Speaker 2So what do you think about those Chinese pyramids?
@joann_marieOkay, Jordan, Jordan, we also have Hans, though. So thank you so much, Joey. Niko, welcome. Go for it.
@mindarchetypesHi, JoAnn. I wanted to push back on the With a pushback that we didn't... It's impossible for us to have higher technology or architectural ability in earlier times because our history only goes back like 8,000 years. Human beings have been in the same anatomical structure for like 400,000 years. We've had ice ages where glaciers have just scraped away the entire geologic record.
@mindarchetypesAnd there's evidence that the pyramids could be up to like 20,000 year olds.
@mindarchetypesWhen do I think the technology was discovered? I think the pyramids were built before the last ice age. There's water lines on them like two-thirds of the way up, so they would have had to have been submerged. That would have been well before the last ice age. Not to even talk about robber shocks, like effluvial erosion patterns around the Sphinx and stuff.
@mindarchetypesThere's an interesting American chemical engineer I forget his name. I think it's like Gob or Geb where he's got a pretty sound theory that the Great Pyramid was actually a hydrochloric acid generator where they used it with like lightning strikes in order to create chemical engineering. There's also evidence that like the Red Pyramid was kind of the same thing for production of nitrogen.
@mindarchetypesSo like we have no idea but I lean towards them being older than any of our civilizations.
@theleaderofusaAnd then somebody mentioned about the Roman stuff not lasting as long as the Egyptian pyramids. And most of those structures that we named or that we talked about were either destroyed from negligence, like I think the Alexandria, the Library of Alexandria, or they were destroyed with war. Wait, wait, wait. Or they were destroyed with war.
@theleaderofusaBut these are... Structures that are not as dense or provide the withstanding of the pyramid you know the pyramid it's it's a humongous dense structure so it can definitely you can't burn that down
@mindarchetypesYeah, and even with the Roman megalithic structures like the trilithon, that huge block that they have there, there's no evidence whatsoever that they built it or they placed it. There's evidence that they built on top of it, and there's evidence that they claim that they built it, but there's no records whatsoever of their construction of it, which is very suspect because Rome recorded everything, and they probably would have recorded
Speaker 3And that's why I also support the idea that there was maybe some kind of anti-Diluvian technology that got wiped out in some kind of natural... Whether you believe the flood is a worldwide flood or is a metaphor for the attacks of the sea people or whatever, right? But it's obvious. There was technology that existed that we no longer have access to.
@joann_marieI'm with you, Rabbi. 100%.
Speaker 2Or that we're too... Thanks, Joanne. But why did these technologies happen? What is their function?
Speaker 3What is their function?
Speaker 2What do you mean?
Speaker 3To make banger structures, obviously.
Speaker 3For the Egyptian raves? To make really, really cool buildings, dude. I mean, seriously. If I had the ability to make, like, what, 10-ton bricks and make houses out of them, I'd do it. I'd do it all day.
Speaker 2But... Seriously though, was it the creation of civilization or was it the reimbursement of civilization to the earth?
Speaker 3What does reimbursement mean? It usually means paying back. We got it back. I have no idea what he's saying. He's trying to use long words and he's messing up.
Speaker 2You're talking about the rediscovery of civilization. Did all this technology come from 12,000? The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built?
Speaker 3What we see here is the only specs we have left. Both of those options are entirely compatible.
@mindarchetypesI think it's more likely that it came from much earlier, probably somewhere around 20,000 years ago, because we had an ice age. And, like, in the last ice age, the polar ice caps came all the way down into, like, the middle of North America. You would not have had a climate conducive to creating civilization. You would have had people just trying to survive.
@mindarchetypesIf there was a civilization, and we're entertaining this line of thought, it was probably before the ice age.
Speaker 3Probably. I mean, and again, the ice age is another huge question mark because we literally, I mean, We have the corpses of woolly mammoths, right? That froze. And that's how we know woolly mammoths existed, right? From the bones, but we also have their corpses. And they froze quickly enough that the contents of their stomachs were preserved, okay?
Speaker 3Now you gotta ask yourself, right? Nobody, at that point in time, no one was shipping woolly mammoths up north on a train or a boat, okay? These woolly mammoths froze where they stood, okay? Which means it wasn't the onset of winter. Even a sudden winter would not freeze an animal where it stands, preserving the contents of its stomach.
Speaker 3So there was some kind of massive global event at some point in time in our history that changed the climates drastically and very, very quickly. Like within, we're talking minutes or hours here, right? And so that's another discussion we need to have. There have been obvious Earth changes.
Speaker 7Same with Pompeii. Like, same with Pompeii, right?
Speaker 3I don't know what you're saying.
@joann_marieSame as Pompeii.
Speaker 3Same as Pompeii, right. Except it moves ice instead of a volcano. But here's the point. I mean, there have been massive Earth changes in the history of our little rock floating through space. And any one of those could have wiped out Untold amounts of civilization and technology. And so that leaves us constantly trying to play catch up and scrape together some semblance of civilization just to regain our formal heights.
Speaker 3And it's entirely possible that we haven't regained our formal heights yet. We have video games and we have, you know, flashlights and we have all sorts of cool stuff that we've invented because it makes us happy now. But we have yet to reinvent this kind of monumental architecture.
Speaker 2Well, we have a cultural degeneracy and we have a separation from states.
Speaker 3Yeah, we invented that too. Although, that means it's pretty clear that our industry is under attack. Pretty clear that Jewish people invented that one, but still. We can give them that. They have the USB stick and the cherry tomato. We can also give them degeneracy, right?
@joann_marieThe cherry tomato is Mexican, Rabbi. They even stole that.
Speaker 3Are you kidding me? Israelis always tell me that we invented the cherry tomato and the push-up.
@joann_marieThey didn't.
Speaker 3And it's like, are they, are Israelis like, they're just basically like black people where there's like, they just kang? Like everything, we just invented everything.
@joann_marieWe was cherry tomatoes.
Speaker 3We invented hummus and shit.
@joann_marieYeah.
@mindarchetypesIt's amazing, man. Why would you mix hummus and shit? I'm sorry, what? I was just joking. It was like, why would you mix hummus and shit together?
Speaker 3Oh, you, you may have missed the point of my... My imitation of our urban vernacular.
@mindarchetypesNo, I got it. I was just riffing on the actual words used.
Speaker 3Okay, got it. But no, it's really interesting. When you let people write their own history, is it any wonder they turn out to have invented everything?
Speaker 8Yeah, even with the Hummus Sabra, that company is... 100% Israeli, and they're fucking endorsed by... They're what? Like, there's a bunch of people that... First, you know, DJ, first off, what's going on, Rabbi? Good to see you, bro.
Speaker 3Baruch Hashem, my friend. How you doing?
Speaker 8Good, man, good. Yeah, dude, fucking Sabra, they're a huge fucking company, and they've been marketed to Americans, like, all throughout every fucking grocery store that you go to now. It's huge. They push these ads, targeted ads, like... Huge Israeli company selling fucking ground up beans with lemon and olive oil. And it's fucking bullshit.
Speaker 3They had me thinking bagels were Jewish most of my life. They had me thinking bagels were Jewish almost my entire life. It's like they just go around.
@joann_marieThey are Polish, no?
Ian MalcolmThey did take the center to kind of coin clip the bagel, right?
Speaker 3The same, same, but different. But they just, it's like they just go around and steal culture and rewrite history so that it becomes, so it was always theirs. It's like the same thing like the Chinese do with like Taiwan. It's like, no, Taiwan was always ours. Right? Or, you know, you know, whatever. It's like, no, yeah, no, sorry.
Speaker 3Right? Or like Korea was like, no, the Dokdo Islands were always Korean. And it's like, no, yeah, I'm pretty sure you're just kind of like editing your own history to fit what you want to happen today, which, There's also a really, really strong theory that that's what Jews did with the Old Testament. The Old Testament is, a lot of it was just like suddenly discovered in a wall, like the books of Moses were just discovered in a wall at a time when they happened to be extremely politically relevant to their interactions with the Persians.
Speaker 3So a lot of this is very sketchy.
Speaker 2Well, before 1948, right?
Speaker 3Before 1948?
Speaker 2Yes, yeah. May 1948.
Speaker 3What about it?
@joann_marieI don't know.
Speaker 2May 1948? May 14th? May 10th? May 14th? 1948? I don't get the reference, Joey.
Speaker 3Explain it, bro. Say it over and over again. This is, Jordan, this is why people give you shit, okay? Because you jump up, you jump up and interrupt, and you talk over people, and then you, you, you, there's no payoff. Right? Like, give us something interesting.
Speaker 7Okay, he, he means the World War II, right? So, uh, but I had my hand up.
Speaker 2I was talking about the Israeli Declaration of Independence.
Speaker 3Yeah, no, I'm... Yeah, no shit. But, but why? Like, what, again, what's the payoff, Jordan?
Speaker 2In reference to what? Why? Why should we talk about it? Is it scary? Is the Israeli Declaration of Independence scarier than the American one? Oh man, if I was co-host, you'd be down.
@mindarchetypesI think the point that he's making is you're just completely rambling and coherent.
Speaker 3You and I were thinking the same thing, Ian.
@joann_marieOh my god. Okay, let's go to Katim and then dancing. I'm crying.
Speaker 7I'm sorry, I had my hand up all the time. Go ahead, Katima. Yes, go for it. As-salamu alaykum. Wa alaykum as-salam. So, first I wanted to say to Ian, Ian, Ian, Ian, Ian Malcolm, right?
Ian MalcolmSo, I think it's... Tomato, tomato, Ian, Ian, Ian.
Speaker 7Some people call him Ivan.
Ian MalcolmIvan, yes, Ivan the Terrible. Everything and everything.
Speaker 7One of the best spaces and JoAnn one of the best co-hosts.
Ian MalcolmI only agree with the latter of those two compliments.
Speaker 7I think you are very lucky with JoAnn to be your co-host.
Ian MalcolmI fully agree with that sentiment.
Speaker 7JoAnn is like the best person I've ever met. True Teller should be lucky too, right?
@joann_marieNo, I'm so blessed. Thank you.
Speaker 7Okay, that aside. So, are we going back to the Pyramids? Yes! Okay, so because we went to World War II all of a sudden. But yeah, so I have a whole different take on the Pyramids. First of all, I'm a Muslim, right?
Speaker 7So I believe in angels, I believe in jinns, the unseen world, right? So for me, it's difficult to talk to people that are atheists or that don't believe in that kind of stuff, like angels and the unseen world and whatever. So, I believe also in the Bible, like, this is why, this is my take on the pyramids, right? They were built on top of the giant trees that have been cut down by the angels, right?
Speaker 7So, the earth used to have giant trees. And you have old maps, like, old maps that you can google on internet. And there you see a row of these giant trees that have been cut down. And on top of those trees, you see the pyramids. So what you had, like, if these trees, these giant trees were cut down, then you also have, like, the wood, right?
Speaker 7And... Oh, am I still on? Sometimes I get kicked off. Yeah, just don't change it. Okay, so... Because it happened really long time ago, right? So who was saying like 20,000 years old? Anyway, so in the time span, you have like the petrified wood, right? So the wood becomes stone. So me personally, I think that these pyramids were built with wood.
Speaker 7Not even with stone, but it was petrified into stone eventually. Because if you look at these old maps where you see the pyramids on top of these giant trees, you can imagine that if you cut down a tree, you can make blocks of those trees, right? So those beings or... Whatever came before us, maybe even giant people, because I believe that we are like fractals, right?
Speaker 7And we are like the end of the fractal, like we are the smaller person, the smaller kind of the kind that have been before us. So I believe in giants also, but giants have been in the Bible too. So, and in the Quran. So, I believe in giants too. So, if you talk to like a person who don't believe in the scriptures, then that person, they don't believe in giants, they don't believe in angels, they don't believe in nothing basically.
Speaker 7So, it is for those people really hard to imagine that that time period has gone obviously, but That time period came before us. So if you agree that the giant trees were cut down and of that material, they made little blocks of it. And then, yeah, I think they were really intelligent and they had far more advanced
Speaker 7Civilization then they want to present to us that they were like these cave people you know then yeah then you have to believe that but i think they were more advanced and then they want to present us right so but uh yeah uh these uh pyramids they uh they have been uh like uh wooden blocks so with wooden blocks it's easier to uh to work than uh and and you also have like um
Speaker 7These ancient buildings that if you look on top of it, it's as if they were cut down in stone but with a laser, right? So they had laser technology or laser something way before now. And now they can do it too, actually. So that technology... They have... I think they always knew that technology was available, but they just hide it from us people.
Speaker 7But the laser technology, they actually used it probably also in Saudi Arabia, where you have that giant... How do you say that? Giant stone and you see like a really clean cut through it, right? So when everybody is like, oh yeah, that is because of the weather and because of water. But I think that they did that with these laser guns, probably.
Speaker 7Anyway, that is my two cents of how the Pyramids were built.
@joann_marieThank you so much for coming up, Cathy. I loved your take on the pyramid building, so thank you. Dancing, welcome, go for it.
@nikola1teslaHey, it's really interesting to be here. I went to see the King Tut exhibit when I was a little kid, and I was absolutely blown away by the number of daily use objects that they had. You know, they created thousands or hundreds of thousands of daily use objects for the Pharaoh to take with them to like, you know, royalty to take with them to the afterlife.
@nikola1teslaAnd so basically, I don't think they built the pyramids just because they didn't have anything else that needed to occupy their time. I think they built them as a matter of survival. Because in their minds, They included the afterlife in their definition of survival. They were trying to honor and show loyalty to the leadership, to their royalty.
@nikola1teslaAnd basically, if you're going to make a god out of a human being who's divine, you need to make sure that they have all the objects that they need to survive, whether it's military, daily use, whatever it is. Because your strong leader, if they're strong when you're creating heaven, is
@nikola1teslaBasically, like for us, like for Christians, Jesus is relatively easier. All you have to do is say you believe in Him, believe in Him, and you will please God and you will enter Heaven because the Christian Heaven doesn't need to be built. It already exists. So, I mean, that's my philosophical, it's probably super obvious to everybody else who understands the pyramids and have studied it for a long time, but that's not me.
@nikola1teslaI am actually really excited to learn that there were copper tools used with building the pyramids and whatnot, and I've always thought maybe they really had the wheel or something like that, but I guess the evidence doesn't really show that. But I also think that Jewish history has hidden so many things from us over the years that there might be things that they were not wanting us to know about.
@nikola1teslaI didn't learn about the megalithic sites until college. They didn't talk about that when I was in elementary school. They didn't talk about anything other than the pyramids. So it seems to be like as soon as Jews enter the scene, all of a sudden they're the ones being abused by the Egyptians, blah, blah, blah. And they have to explain these things that
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Speaker 3I can actually give you a little bit more on that the copper tools were not chosen because they were because of like their antibacterial properties or anything they were chosen because copper is one of the first metals men learned to work with it's one of the first as a matter of fact that's why I went through a bronze age because the bronze age because bronze was an improvement over copper and made it easier to make you know stabbing weapons and swords before we had steel
Speaker 3But the whole thing about them being tombs unfortunately does not fit, right? Because the pyramids don't have any tombs in them, right? There were never any mummies found in the sarcophagi. There were never any burial instruments. There was never any trace of burial decorations or whatever inside of these chambers. And so, and we do have tombs.
Speaker 3Hold on a second.
@joann_marieWell, in the meantime, guys, please repost this space. And if you guys go to it, I will also repost it and bookmark it. It helps a lot with the algorithm. And follow Ian and Rabbi and Christopher and Joey and everybody on the panel. So thank you so much for being here. Sorry. Go for it, Rabbi.
@theleaderofusaUntil he comes back, I wanted to say, like I was saying before, you can't just jump straight to building monuments or even larger structures. You have to start With making sure everyone is fed, making sure you have enough housing. So all the manpower that they had for the pyramids, everyone was fed, everyone was paid, everyone was housed.
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@nikola1teslaThat makes sense. That totally makes sense. My theory is that basically the pyramids are part of... They built tombs, they built all these other things, but in building these huge pyramids, it reaches up to the sky. I think that it is philosophically part of their idea of building the afterlife. I believe that it has something to do with their belief in what they need to do to make their pharaohs
@nikola1teslaLike it shows that there's a purpose that they would have believed in very, very deeply. And the fact that they did build these tombs and that they did do all these things with, you know, canopic jars to, you know, taking the brains out of the mummy's noses, you know, and preserving the brain so that they would be able to have all of these different items that they could reuse later in the afterlife.
@nikola1teslaI think that... The structure of the pyramid baffles me. I don't understand exactly why the interior of the pyramid is built the way it is or why the cavities in the pyramids would have been empty. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me, but it does kind of make sense that maybe they're building a giant mansion with empty rooms so that at some point the pharaoh theoretically could
@nikola1teslaLive in them as a soul or whatever. I don't know. I'm just making that up as I go along. It seems like some kind of giant appeal to God and appeal to eternity that this was something that they were going to need in order to establish and create and build a heaven that didn't exist yet because they had to put work into it to make some kind of connection with the other world.
Speaker 8That's a great point. I honestly I think that like I agree 100% because you know in their religion I'm pretty sure it was the Pharaoh was basically like a part God on earth or whatever so you got to imagine for the different communities that were throughout you know the main sites where they're doing the building like you know what's it hurt to help out
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@joann_marieI read a lot of years ago, like 15 years ago, the Book of Ani, and it's like the Egyptian Book of the Dead, and it was like this slave was like the one who... Wrote it and apparently they were doing it before and then they let the slaves pay for because they had to go to like a magician and then the magician would like give them this spell so that they could like go to the afterlife or something like that and before only the pharaohs could um pay for that magician but then after but and then they they the slaves apparently but uh i don't know there is a lot of
@joann_marieHistory that they have lied about because some people say that there were no slaves and then they were slaves and then like, you know, so I don't know now. And yeah, but the Book of Honey was written by a peasant, not by a pharaoh or anything. But it's really interesting, though. And I still believe that they were for they weren't tombs.
@joann_marieThey were for some type of like
@joann_marieAnyway, but great comments, Dancing, and thank you so much. I want to go to Mandy before she leaves because she always comes up and waits for a long time. So Mandy, welcome. Go for it. Hey, thank you, JoAnn.
@mandyarthurAnd thank you for doing this space, Ian. I just wanted to mention a couple of things. I don't know if it'll be a conclusion for anybody, but just to add some information, because when I was My dad loved Egypt and our whole living room was Egyptian stuff. He even built speakers like these giant speakers that were in the shape of a pyramid and had like hieroglyphics and all sorts of papyrus stuff.
@mandyarthurHe was really into it. And I decided that if I ever got enough money, I would take him to Egypt. And that's like how I would pay him back for being such a great dad. And I finally did. I finally The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With at the time when it was some sort of holiday in Egypt and so there's no one else there.
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@mandyarthurWell, I'll say how my experience was after I say what it was for him. He went in and when he came out, he told me, when you go in there, lay in the tomb and hum. And so I was like, well, this is wild and I don't really want to lay anywhere because this is probably gross and disgusting and super, super dirty. Nothing was clean.
@mandyarthurBut I was like, OK, well, how often are you going to be in Egypt? And so I went in there and, number one, on the way, everything is perfect. Every line is perfect. Every single angle is perfect. And it's frickin' dark as hell. It is pitch dark in there. When you're climbing up there, it's such a tiny shaft up to this room that's a pretty small room that has no windows.
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@mandyarthurWhen I came out, like my dad, he started doing all sorts of research about it. And I never got, like, I was never super into the Egypt thing. I just took my dad because he was really into it. But there's something else. Nothing when we were there made sense as being a tomb of just, yeah, we're just going to put a dead guy in here.
@mandyarthurNone of that made sense. It was plain, like the shaft that you crawl in to get up to the room. There was no hieroglyphics in there.
@mandyarthurNobody there. And if you look at the whole civilization there now and everything that they're building now, you're like, really? These people built this in the past? So I don't have any conclusions for you. Just some really interesting, I would think, observations. And if anybody had any questions, I might be able to peel back some of the other things I might remember if prompted.
@mandyarthurI also went to the Valley of the Kings and looked at those tombs, which was so different. They were beautiful. They were elaborate. They had all sorts of gorgeous paint scenes on there. They were buried with a ton of stuff. Just nothing, nothing, nothing like the pyramids. So anyway, that was my experience.
@joann_marieMandy, there is other places, I think in India or I can't remember exactly where, I haven't been, that they have these temples that also just stand in a specific area and you hum and it also creates these insane vibrations that create like frequencies that heal you and it's insane. Yeah, I will look for it again because I can't... What's the story behind those?
@mandyarthurWhat are they purportedly, like what were they? Do they say that they were tombs too?
@joann_marieI think they were just temples to like heal people. I will look for the video that I saw again and because I can't remember right now and I don't want to like tell the people things that I don't really know but yeah I will look for it and I loved everything you said and I
@joann_marieI'm with you. I don't think they were tombs. I don't know how to say it.
@mandyarthurAnd I also have no idea how they could have possibly been constructed with perfect angles on the inside. Beautiful, perfect, completely flat, completely polished rooms in rock without any light. And, I mean, it's too perfect to say it was done with a candle.
@theleaderofusaWell, they would have had, yeah, they would have had torches and fires. The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built?
Speaker 3Because they didn't generate a strong charge, but they were metal. I think it was nickel and copper inside of a saline solution, but they were basically batteries inside of a pottery vessel. They were batteries and they can't think of any reason they would have been made except as batteries. And so it's an open question as to what those were actually used for right now, but there's no
Speaker 3No argument against them being batteries.
@mindarchetypesI've heard that they may have been used for electroplating.
Speaker 3I don't know if you have... Can you electroplate with like that small of a charge though?
@mindarchetypesProbably with gold, as long as it's like gold leaf or gold flake. As long as you don't have to... Like, you don't need that much of a current to electroplate with gold, but you probably wouldn't be able to do, like, silver or nickel or other metals with it. Okay.
@joann_marieElectroplate is when they charge it and then it changes colors, kind of?
@mindarchetypesNo, electropilating is when you dissolve a metal in an acid and then induce a current through it, and then it coats whatever you put into the acid with that metal.
@joann_marieOh, gotcha, gotcha. There is another one that they charge, they touch it and then it changes from, like, Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven
Speaker 8And it turns it from a solid form to a liquid form and all of one of the metals it extracts into the liquid leaving the other metal. They do that with silver a lot.
@joann_marieWow. Okay. Thank you. And I think Mandy didn't finish and then we'll go to Forti, but I think Forti is going to tell us really interesting things about the pyramids as well.
@mandyarthurYeah, I just wanted to mention that when I was there, obviously, we're talking about Egypt, which is extremely hot. And when I was there, there was obviously no torches and no fire. We just had the light of our cell phones, actually. And it was suffocatingly hot just going up to that room, which was a tiny room that was solid, made of solid stone.
@mandyarthurAnd the whole shaft up to it was solid stone, which was a tiny, you know, very small space. I cannot imagine somebody trying to work on precise angles with flame near them when it's already hot out in a tiny space made of rock. I would love to see somebody try to do that today and see if it's even possible. I don't know how they could work in that environment.
@theleaderofusaI imagine, think about the miners back in the day that had to go underground, even the coal miners. The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built? With & Why Were They Built?
@joann_marieWell, thank you. Thank you so much, Mandy and Christopher. So, yeah, I don't think we had insane technology back then, and I think Forti is going to talk about it. Forti, welcome. Go for it.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, yeah. Thanks, JoAnn, Ian, Rabbi, everybody. Yeah, so I kind of have a little bit of a different take on this. I agree that, you know, I think they're way older, the pyramids and a lot of these big structures, than what we're told. And you can see that just from other people mentioning the water lines on them. Also, when it comes to Egyptologists, most of them are Muslim.
@allegedly_fortiI might not have all this right, but the Muslims only believe the world is X amount of years old. That's why they keep people like Graham Hancock, who has his whole theories and everything, but he's a renowned archaeologist if you haven't heard of him. They keep him out of Egypt. He's banned from going there anymore because he thinks that it's all way old.
@allegedly_fortiHis whole theory is we have a species with amnesia, with so much as to say that
@allegedly_fortiBut what I think they were I think first of all, I think a lot of them were created using frequency and sound I was trying to find this video They it was a post that went pretty viral on here and for some reason now I cannot find it anywhere where this guy showed Using different frequencies and sound how he could build these, you know, small small things from from sand and stone but but then you know the you know extrapolates that out into how they could do it too much a much larger scale and to me that makes way more sense, especially when you look as a
@allegedly_fortiOther structures, when you look into some places in Asia, India, and of course in Egypt, some of these very meticulous carvings, these huge structures up on mountains, on islands, things where building materials were hard to find, or they built them with materials that weren't even around there, or they're huge stones like in the pyramids.
@allegedly_fortiI think we had a much better understanding of frequency and sound, and I think that that was used
@allegedly_fortiThe law of this was done using frequency and sound, and that for whatever reason, you know, whoever it might be has kept that technology from us. I think part of that is because it's also wrapped into healing, which you can see in the old cathedrals, which I also think were in part built with some of that technology, at least some of them.
@allegedly_fortiBut what I think the pyramids were used for, and I put a post down in The Pill that's really interesting, is it was for The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With
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@allegedly_fortiAnd so they keep people out who would try to explain it in a different way. So I think we have two different, when it comes to Egypt, we have two different forces here. We've got the obvious Jews who want to keep things hidden and keep unlimited power from us. But we also have, I think, a strong influence of the Egyptian government and the Muslim influence there, trying to keep it to be something that they can kind of control and they can say is theirs.
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@joann_marieWell, I'm with you, Forti, and I have morbid facts of the day. In the Victorian era, apparently they were eating mummies and using it as medicine. So yeah, people were eating mummies. Anyway, and thank you so much for all of that. I'm going to check everything that you posted after this space. Thank you, Forti. All right, Scott, Andrea, welcome.
@joann_marieGo for it.
@scottandrewbThanks so much, JoAnn, Ian.
@joann_marieI did my undergrad in history and to Mandy's point and to what was just being said about sound, I am absolutely in that camp.
@scottandrewbWhen I was doing my underground, I dabbled in the field of archaeoacoustics. And if anyone is interested in just the ancient world and how they treated sound, JoAnn, you mentioned the temples in India. There's tile work out there that resemble sound waves. They had different tonal qualities. I mean, if anyone's ever held a singing bowl and tried to play it,
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@scottandrewbAnd this is a good faith question. In the story of the building of the first temple in Israel or Yemen, wherever, King Solomon was told by God that he could not use materials of war to cut the stones for the temple. So he summoned what was called the Shamir, which is described as like a little worm.
@joann_marieI don't think we have anyone who knows a lot about Egyptian mythology right now. I used to know a little bit, but I forgot.
@scottandrewbNo, that's fair. It's a question I've always wanted to ask.
@joann_marieBut it's a really good question, though. But I mean, if someone in the listeners knows, come up and tell us. Yeah.
@scottandrewbI'm fascinated by the concept of the Shamir. I really want someone to explain this to me. So when Rabbi left, I was hoping he could help. But yeah, if anyone else has a really good answer for that, I would love to hear it because I can't wrap my mind around a little worm cutting rock.
@joann_marieYeah, no, it's pretty crazy. I have no idea. But I will look into it and hopefully someone tells us. Thank you so much, Scott. And yeah, the buildings that you were talking about in India are insane. I will send you a couple of them. There is another one that has different pillars that if you tap them, there is like different notes.
@joann_marieSo it's like a giant musical instrument, but it's like made of rocks and it's crazy. Like, yeah, I think that they had insane technology back then. And it's so inspiring as well because yeah, it's crazy.
@allegedly_fortiOh, can I just jump in real quick? Because I forgot. I wanted to, because Mandy mentioned that, and now you guys are mentioning that as well. When I went to the, I can't remember which pyramid it was, in Mexico. And it's one of the famous tourist spots. His name just came to me.
@joann_marieOh, it's Teotihuacan, the one with the snake. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven
@allegedly_fortiBut yeah, so yeah, when you were talking about that, Mandy, I meant to mention it because, yeah, so I think, again, just and then you mentioned that in India. I think that all these civilizations were connected in some way. Or again, they were older than what we respond to. And maybe they were even like a global kind of civilization.
@allegedly_fortiOr they had some kind of technology, some kind of influence that had to connect them all. And again, you see sound used over and over again and manipulated in such ways that we don't really do anymore. And it still kind of boggles our minds. It's something that still really impresses us to this day. So they clearly had some sort of technology, some sort of understanding, and I would even say some kind of inspiration that globally made these different cultures that seemingly are completely disconnected to build these structures that have similar uses or were built with similar technology or were built with similar means.
@allegedly_fortiIt's really fascinating to get into.
@joann_marieAnd also, the ones in Mexico and the ones in Egypt, they are like aligned by the same exact stars. They're like exactly in the same place. And also, in the drawings that we have discovered, they both have like that, the wing have, human have...
@joann_marieWhy are you guys seeing the exact same thing and get inspired by the same exact thing? And I asked Dr. Heather about this and we're going to have a space with her in August. I can't remember exactly the date. I'm going to check it and I'll post it in the purple pill so that you know. Oh, no, it's still not scheduled like in the spaces one, but it's going to be awesome.
@joann_marieAnd she might have all of the answers that we're looking for because she knows a lot about this stuff. So, yeah, I'll see you guys there. And thank you so much for that, Forti. I loved it. And I'm happy that you came to Mexico. It's pretty cool. All right. Joey, welcome back.
@joann_marieJoey with the Chaldean Internet.
@joeyggggggggggThank you. Thank you. I wanted to just touch on what someone was just bringing up about Solomon's Temple. I know about the biblical account of how Solomon's Temple was built, and it was not even built by The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With at Salomon himself. It was built by Hiram, the king of Tyre. So it was actually a Lebanese king who actually physically built Solomon's temple according to the biblical scripture.
@joeyggggggggggAll the materials came from Lebanon. All of the workers who built it came from Lebanon. And actually that's the purpose of Freemasonry is to hide the secret that It was actually a Lebanese king that built Solomon's Temple.
@joann_marieWell, wasn't it the Roman Temple, though?
@joeyggggggggggI think it predates Rome. The first temple.
@joann_marieOh, the first one. Okay. The first one, they say that it was like done by jinn or something, you know, like demons or something. But I mean, there is apparently no one has ever found that the temple actually existed. Like it's only the legend of it. I've read little pieces of a book by... I'll tell you the name in a little bit.
@joann_marieIt's a Jew. And he's like, there is nothing like there is absolutely nothing that we can like find about this temple.
@joeyggggggggggThe first temple was destroyed in 564 BC. And guess who destroyed it, JoAnn?
Speaker 1God.
@joeyggggggggggThe Chaldean King Nebuchadnezzar.
@joann_marieThe Chaldean representation, yay!
@joann_marieThank you, Joey. Big Chaldean win. Okay, thank you. Celtic, welcome, go for it.
@celticpersian9Alright, thanks. I wanted to follow up on what Forti was saying. Way back in the early 2000s when I started reading David Icke's books and figuring out everything was basically a big lie, there was a couple things I came across. There's a guy called Dr. Robert Shock. I believe he's from Harvard. He's one of the people who basically did a lot of the work that Graham Hancock followed up on.
@celticpersian9It was him. There was also another guy called John Anthony West and a couple of other ones. There's a guy called Robert Beauval who I believe is a French-Syrian The Pyramids? With www.youtube.com//youtube.com//youtube.com//youtube.com
@celticpersian9Basically, Robert Shock told me in the summer of 2003 that way back in 1993, he was in Egypt doing work underneath the pyramid. He was looking for basically the secret chamber that Edgar Cayce had prophesied is under the right front pool of the Sphinx. He said he found it and it was supposed to be opened in 1996. And I remember this as a teenager.
@celticpersian9They had this thing on TV. I have a DVD of something called Mankind's Mysterious Origins. It was a program narrated
@celticpersian9So what Forti was saying is exactly right. Basically, the shock proved, using tests on the limestone, that the pyramids go back about 13,000 years ago. And at one time, they were so smooth, the surface of them, that it was almost like glass. They were like pure white, and they may have had gold capstones on them. And they were basically used to transmit energy throughout the planet, like what Tesla said he wanted to do.
@celticpersian9So it's the same type of concept, but it's in more ancient form of it. And what you were saying about Chichen Itza and the Mayan pyramids, they all do line up with each other. They also line up with a place called Cydonia on Mars, which is where supposedly that face that the Voyager probe captured in the 70s is on Cydonia.
@celticpersian9At Cydonia, they have a Sphinx, and they also have three pyramids just like that. They all line up mathematically. And they all correspond with Orion's Belt. Now, the center of Orion's Belt, I believe, is a star called Sirius. So some of you have heard about Sirius. This is supposedly where these reptilians come from. And Sirius is also known as the Dog Star.
@celticpersian9So a lot of people have contended this was something shock confirmed to me. And there was a guy, Robert Temple, who wrote a book in the 60s called The Sirius Mystery, where he said that the body of the Sphinx is actually a dog, not a lion. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven, Michelle, Niko Steinbrecher, Joey, Celtic Persian
@joann_marieThank you so much Celtic. Yeah, there is a lot of coincidences that we cannot ignore and I hope we do get answers at some point. And the archaeologist that I was talking about that says that there is no evidence of any temple or any of the things that the Jews claim that there are. His name is Israel Finkelstein and I posted it in the purple pill so that you guys check it out.
@joann_marieYeah, he's a Jew and he's from Israel and he's like, yeah, guys, there is nothing here, so.
@celticpersian9Sorry, JoAnn, there was one other thing I wanted to mention too. Yes. There was a guy with the other fellow was talking about with the sound thing. There's a place in south of Miami in South Florida called Coral Castle. And it was built like in the 1930s by a guy called Ed Leedskalman, who was about five foot two or five foot three.
@celticpersian9And he was Lithuanian or something. And he actually built this place by hand. It's still there today. You can go to visit it if you're in the area. It's in Homestead, Florida. And he actually, with the people who Who used to bring him his materials so like he would let's say he would buy a bunch of stones to build this thing he would tell the guy park the truck and go grab a cigarette or a coffee and come back in like 15 minutes and this is back in like the 1930s and the guy would come back in this like huge truck with like a two ton load capacity would be completely unloaded and there'd only be this little tiny skinny man standing there and he used to tell people he knew the secrets of how the Egyptians or however the pyramids were built
Speaker 1Why didn't he teach anyone?
@celticpersian9Yeah, he took the secret with him.
@joann_marieI hate those people. Like, imagine how I forgot the word in English, but that you don't share anything. But yeah, horrible. But I'm going to check it out. I have no idea that happened. So thank you so much, Celtic. And I think Forti knows about this. Go for it, Forti.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, no, yeah, thank you, Celtic. No, I actually meant to mention that. Yeah, there's a lot of really interesting videos you can find, JoAnn. I think there was a whole Ancient Aliens episode about it, which, you know, that show, you can, you know, leave or take some of the stuff that they say, but they do have some good information, you know, sprinkled in with some, you know, psyops in that show.
@joann_marieBut yeah, they— Oh, and the word that I was looking for was egoist. Sorry. Go for it, Forti.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, you're good. Yeah, so he had this little box that he said he was able to manipulate frequencies and sound using this box. And there's a few pictures of him, but a lot of it's been hidden. And I think that part of why he kept it to himself, I think he died kind of mysteriously or he disappeared. I could be wrong on that, but I feel like I heard that.
@allegedly_fortiAnd again, you have to think, right? When we talk about all these things and talk about why Our history has been so manipulated and lied to us, right? Like, we were all taught in the, you know, the Maxwell books that the pyramids were tombs. And we were taught that, you know, and then, you know, certain other things teach us that, you know, the Jews were the slave labor of the pyramids and all this stuff.
@allegedly_fortiAnd you have to wonder why we were lied to. And not only is it because, you know, I think a lot of it is the, you know, free electricity is part of it, which is obviously, you know, huge. But I also think that it's...
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@allegedly_fortiAnd I just don't think that's true. I think that we've had technologies that were much more beneficial to us, honestly. They didn't pollute the environment. They didn't involve us having to tear mountains apart to get the coal out or the lithium out or the cobalt out. We didn't used to have to damage the Mother Earth, our environment.
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@joann_marie100% 40 and in 1953 a worldwide agreement was made based on the idea by the Rockefeller Foundation to change the frequency of music and they changed it from 432 to 440 hertz and if you look at the drawings of the little frequency the the drawings that the sound makes the One from 432 is beautiful and the one from 440 is like super stressful and ugly.
@joann_marieSo yeah, apparently they also want to stop the healing from music and it's crazy. And I posted it in the purple pill and I loved everything you said, Forti. I think Celtic had his hand up. Celtic, do you want to add anything?
@celticpersian9Yeah, I was just going to say that. That was all great what Forti was saying. And also... There's also a lot of these, there was this guy, I read this also, I think from Dr. Shock's book. And it was, this is a lot of this in Graham Hancock's also, Fingerprints of the Gods is a very good one if people have time to read it.
@celticpersian9There was a guy called Charles Piazzi Smythe. He was the Astronomer Royal of Scotland like 150 years ago. And what his study showed that the pyramids are actually the zero point of Earth. So like,
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@celticpersian9The peoples who live there, like the ancient oral traditions say that it was built like in a single day and night of the basically people saw like weird lights in the sky. And then all of a sudden, the next day, Nan Madol was there. And the same kind of stories are told about these places in South America. Like, for example, the one that I forget the name escapes.
@celticpersian9It's in Peru also. And then there's a couple of them.
@joann_marieIs it Machu Picchu?
@celticpersian9Not Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu has a lot of interesting stuff too. Is it Teotihuacan? Teotihuacan, right. And then there's another one that's near Teotihuacan.
@joann_marieTeotihuacan is in Mexico.
@celticpersian9Then maybe it's not Teotihuacan. I'll look it up and I'll tell it to you. But there's two of them in Peru. And basically, the stones are all made from concrete and diorite. Diorite is the second hardest substance known to man after diamonds. Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven
@joann_marieScott, Andrew, welcome. Go for it. I mean, you were already here. Sorry. Go for it.
@scottandrewbNo, I just wanted to follow up on what you said about pop music changing from A432 to A440. I think that is a really important point here, because when you think of popular songs, A432 is more
@scottandrewbMore in line with, what's it called?
@scottandrewbIt's the Schumann resonance, right? It's like a meditation frequency. So just a quick list of songs here. Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen, Hotel California by The Eagles, One Love by Bob Barnley, A Lotta Radiohead, Wonderwall by Oasis. I don't vouch for that, but... Nothing Else Matters, Metallica, Billie Jean, Michael Jackson, Dreams, Fleetwood Mac.
@scottandrewbThere's something to that where it taps you into your surroundings. It taps you into nature. And I do believe that the transition to A440 was a conscious decision to get us away from where Our natural resonance sits. Our connection to nature, our connection to our surroundings. And again, Archaic Acoustics is a rabbit hole if anyone's interested because it is fascinating what people were doing with sound thousands of years ago across the world, all coming to the same conclusions.
@scottandrewbYou know, we've lost all of that. And the more of us that know that there's still something out there,
@allegedly_fortiYeah, thanks. So I just want to, because I mentioned Ancient Aliens earlier, and I wanted to just kind of build on that a little bit and why I think that that whole thing is a bit of a psy-op in itself. I think that that show, while it does have a lot of great information, if you can use your own discernment, I think that what it, the reason for it and the reason why it gained such popularity, kind of took over the History Channel, right, is because they wanted to kind of blur the lines and distort things.
@allegedly_fortiThey did that in multiple ways. They did it by going against how the world, how civilization is older than it is. It also discredited a lot of these indigenous communities or these older communities that probably built these by saying, oh, it was aliens. It also gets rid of, it attempts to answer the question or to put an answer to the question of how these things were built.
@allegedly_fortiAnd so it makes people think, oh, it was aliens. That's a simple thing.
@allegedly_fortiAnd it also kind of makes people go, oh, it was just aliens. Oh, this was technology outside of us, right? Outside of humans, outside of our capability. And so it really, you know, it really makes you think that, you know, we couldn't have achieved those things within ourselves and that nothing's been hidden from us except for the fact that it was aliens.
@allegedly_fortiAnd, you know, there's no technology hidden from us. No, none of this knowledge is hidden from us. Just the fact that aliens were here is what was hidden from us. And I think that does a great discredit, and I think it's worked really well. So when I referenced that show, I just wanted to put out that little bit of a disclaimer that I think that show is a giant psy-op.
@allegedly_fortiI think they use the whole technique of tell 90% truth to hide the 10% lie. And I think they do it really well with that show. So while I do encourage people to check out some of the episodes, and there is a lot of great information, just remember that that show gained popularity and was funded so heavily The Pyramids?
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@allegedly_fortiSo, I just really wanted to put that out there because while I do think that show did give good information and is good to use as kind of like a base for like something that might interest you, you can kind of use it to get like some, you know, rudimentary, you know, education on something or, you know, might inspire you to look into stuff more.
@allegedly_fortiDon't accept on face value that these were, you know, that aliens did all this stuff. It was used as a psy-op to make you not ask any further questions.
@joann_marieAnd also to demoralize you, right? To say like, no, humans can't do this. It was aliens. Like, stop trying, goyim! You cannot do this. So yeah, 100% Forti. I do believe it was us and that we were more in touch with, because I always say this, and I believe that inspiration comes from God. And I believe that we were way more connected to God before and right now.
@joann_marieWith everything, every fucking poison they are trying to disconnect us. So, yeah, I 100% I'm with you. Yeah. So, build beautiful things, people. Don't believe the psyop.
@scottandrewbYeah, go for it, Scott.
@scottandrewbYou know, through evolution, brains grow to the size that they are.
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@scottandrewbI'm 100% with you, Scott. And I think this is why all of these conversations are really important. People need to be moralized again so that we build.
@joann_marieBeautiful things and playing beautiful music and make beautiful art and just restore everything because everything is going to shit. But I think people are actually waking up and I think change is coming. So thank you always, Ian, for hosting this. It's so inspiring. Celtic, go for it.
@celticpersian9Yeah, I just wanted to say, I looked it up. Those places I was talking about are Pumapunku and Tehuanaco. And I think they're right along the Bolivian-Peruvian border. And what Forti was saying, yeah, I used to watch Ancient Aliens all the time. And a lot of the stuff that I saw in there, I knew a lot of that. They do put out a lot of good information.
@celticpersian9But I think what a lot of people are missing, Forti, is we're the aliens, essentially. So when you dig deep enough, basically what you find is a lot of
@celticpersian9The sci-fi is one of the places where they hide a lot of the truth and they drop a lot of truth bombs on us. So if anybody's ever seen Battlestar Galactica, for example, they talk about the 12 colonies of Kobol, which are all the different astrological signs. And the main hub of their civilization is on Caprica, which is Capricorn.
@celticpersian9The astrological sign of Capricorn represents a lot of different things in like civilizational creation and administration of society and things like that. This is where they've hidden all this knowledge away from us and they basically don't want us to know these things and they especially don't want us to know that basically on Mars long ago there was a civilization there that was basically destroyed whether it was destroyed by a war or it was destroyed by different forces like geological forces or whatnot that's yet to be determined but like a lot of places on Mars are very
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@celticpersian9So they're hiding a lot of this truth because they don't want us to know where we come from because they want to control us. And there was likely this war that happened a long time ago. And, you know, these bad guys won and they're trying to keep the truth secret. So I'll end it there.
@joann_marieHave you watched Caprica?
@celticpersian9Oh, of course. Yeah.
@joann_marieOh, my God. It's one of the greatest shows ever and nobody has watched it. Yeah, it's such a great show. I think everybody should watch it. It's kind of slow for people because right now everybody needs like things to go fast and fast and fast, you know, but it's so good. It's about this, like, it's like the girl, the girl is the daughter of like the inventor of Facebook.
@joann_marieBut in that place, they go to like an AI place where
@allegedly_fortiI've watched, yeah, I've watched some of it. I don't think I've ever watched the whole thing. It's slow, right?
@joann_marieBut it's so good that you need to watch it. It's so good.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, I gotta rewatch it because I've definitely watched a bunch of, you know, what was that from? Battlestar Galactica. That was built off of that, right? So yeah, I've watched a bunch of those. Yeah, I've watched a bunch of those different series. Definitely a big fan of that. I just put down, I don't know if I shared it in here yet or if I sent it out into the group chat.
@allegedly_fortiBut since we were just talking about that, Fringe, I don't know if you've seen that show, Fringe. So good, yes! Yeah, yeah, yeah. That was one of my all-time favorite shows. I mean, they touched on fucking everything in that show, from ancient technologies to how our food supply is poisoned, to alternate universes, to CERN, to everything.
@allegedly_fortiAnd they hide it, right? Because I do think that there are some good people, right? I think that there are some good forces. I don't think that everything that comes out in the media or in Hollywood is inherently evil. I think that there are people who are on our side, on the side of the righteous, who have infiltrated and who are trying to get some messages out to us.
@allegedly_fortiAnd they have to kind of hide it. They have to kind of put it in fiction. They have to be kind of careful about it. But for those who are awake enough and attuned enough to get the message,
@allegedly_fortiOh, yeah, yeah, Walter. Walter's one of my favorite characters of all time.
Speaker 5Yes, I love him.
@allegedly_fortiOh, absolutely amazing. I can't remember the name of the actor, but, I mean, he just did a phenomenal job. I mean, that character was, the way he acted that out, it was just amazing. Like, I have so much love for that show. And so, I don't know if I shared it in here yet or not, but I have a post that somebody just wrote up all about that show that's really interesting.
@allegedly_fortiI'll put it down in the pill. I think I might have shared it to the Truth Teller chat. But uh yeah so I just wanted to mention that if anybody who's you know digging any of these conversations here and looking for some good a good show to watch that uh you know that that touches on a lot of these things and and I believe kind of was one of those rare ones that that broke through the uh you know the censorship and and did it beautifully uh check out check that out uh check out Fringe it's really long they got they got a ton of seasons out of it and it can get a little bit uh you know uh
@joann_marieWhich is cool, but at the same time, I don't know, I liked the beginning, like the first, I can't remember how many seasons they are, but I did watch all of them, like the beginning is cool.
@allegedly_fortiSo read, read, read, read the, I'll put it down in the pillow, I'll share it to the chat as well, but read this post that, I can't remember the guy's name, but he's somebody I've been following lately, I think you guys might know him, but his whole analysis of it and why they kind of went into that whole other reality, because I agree, right, it got a little bit convoluted, it got a little bit stretched out.
@joann_marieWhat the actual meaning of it was.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, yeah, I will. And one of the things it says in that article that I'm referencing is that it came out right before CERN first started. And so it kind of touches on... I may not do it justice, so I'll put it down in the pill. And JoAnn or anybody else who's interested in this conversation, I highly recommend reading this.
@allegedly_fortiI think this guy's analysis on the show is spot on.
@joann_marieAwesome, I'll check it out. Thank you so much for that. And we have Danny that just came up. Hey, Danny. Thank you so much for coming up. How are you?
Speaker 1Danny?
Speaker 1Danny gone once.
@joann_marieAll right, no, he's not here, but guys, again, please repost this space. And if you guys quote on it, I will also repost it and also bookmark it. It helps a lot with the algorithm. And follow Ian and Raed and Forti and everyone in the panel and Christopher. And thank you so much for being here. Ian, what have you learned today?
Ian MalcolmYeah, what did we learn? I mean, we learned a good bit, right? And I'd say that I want to give a big thank you, not only to Joanne, but also to Joanne, to Joey. We got the different second syllable there. To Joey and to his father for coming in here, for sharing some really interesting pieces on this and tidbits. A big shout out especially to his father for joining and for Joey also for setting up the bridge to allow for that conversation.
Ian MalcolmSo really neat to be able to have them in here, especially with all of you and to kind of go into a different topic, a different subject. And we're going to continue doing that as we do with all of these spaces.
@madsparkiDid you call on me, Ian?
Ian MalcolmI'm sorry?
@joann_marieYeah, hold on one second, Danny. I'll go to Unisex.
Ian MalcolmNo, let's go to Danny.
@joann_marieAlright, welcome, Danny. Go for it.
@madsparkiOnly if you mind me speaking on the topic. If not, we can go ahead and switch. I will go back on mute.
@joann_marieNo, go for it.
@madsparkiAlright, well, I will say this. I mean, to speculate on why or... Well, let's stick on why. Why the pyramids were built, I mean, that's a little redundant. Now, how they were built, it's a great question. Definitely not on slave means. I mean, we're talking about tons of granite. Now, if you don't know what a ton is, one metric ton is 2,000 pounds.
@madsparkiSorry, but you're not gonna have, uh, you know, that many slaves to be able to create such a building. Sorry. But, I don't even know if, as a blue-collared worker, who helps other guys lift, uh, you know, five to six hundred pounds? Nah, we're not lifting a thousand pounds. Let alone 2,000 pounds, which is a metric ton.
@madsparkiSo, yeah, it was a little sketchy. But also, at the same time, these pyramids weren't made for, you know, zero reason. I mean, they were even spiritually aligned or whether they were attuned. Now, whether you know what that means or not, that's up to your intelligence. But what I will say is it's just sketchy. And I'm gonna leave it there because I don't want to assume anybody's protocol on what they want to think.
@madsparkiHey, if you want to be a fucking robot, be a robot. If you want to think otherwise, think otherwise. I have my own opinions. Cool!
@joann_marieThere is no robot discrimination.
@madsparkiYeah, I mean, it's more of an electrical generation than it is any of a burial site or anything. And hey, I'll leave it at that.
@joann_marieWell, I agree with you, Dani. I don't think it was a burial site either. So thank you so much for your comments. Alright.
@joann_marieNo sound boards. So back to you, Ian.
Ian MalcolmHow very mysterious. And so we will keep going through all these things, both the known, the unknown, trying to bring interesting conversations for everybody so that, again, we can get educated on the past, the present, kind of piece together how we make a better future for everybody, right? And so speaking of the ways in which we're going to do that, I just want to call out, excited.
Ian MalcolmAnd speaking of shoutouts, I also want to call out Mr. Allegedly Dank, who I see down in the listener panel, for all the incredible work that he's been doing on AI to put all these conversations out on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Rumble, while we're still on all these, as well as ianmalcolm84.com. Please go there, give him some love, support some of the things that he's been putting together, because I know he put a lot of work into all of those.
Ian MalcolmSo different way for you guys to access his content. And I've heard that for those that like to listen to the recording, it's been a preferred change because the X platform I know can be a little wonky to listen to. So I want to give him a big shout out. Also got some really interesting additional conversations coming up next week, including I want to mention, of course, that we're going to be speaking with the author of Culture of Critique, one of the OGs of the modern rendition of The Noticing with Mr. Kevin McDonald.
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Ian MalcolmWhat's the right way to think about it? Kind of educated approaches on this subject when you think of kind of traditional mediums, right? The work that he has put into this is essentially like that of a medical journal. So there's going to be a lot in there that I'm very excited to discuss with him, in particular around things like genetics, some of the development of these kind of cultural norms that we see, and how this whole group emerged doing the things that they're doing, right?
Ian MalcolmAnd that would only be possible because of JoAnn who, again, she keeps all of these conversations on the rails. She was in with Godfrey earlier. She was in this one. I know she's going to be with Mr. Truth Teller in a little bit, opening up when he does open that conversation, right?
Ian MalcolmAbout one day if I'm able to do something a little bit more face forward. Wouldn't it be fun if we had essentially the late show, right? And unlike with, what is it, Jimmy Kimmel or with Jay Leno back in the day or any of these other guys, right? Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could have something that was bringing positivity, right?
Ian MalcolmThe idea of how do we lift people up and moralize rather than the inverse, right? Wouldn't it be so neat? If instead of in Hollywood studios where they kind of parade out, which one was it? Not Jimmy Kimmel, the other one with the dancing vaccines and all that insanity, right? How wonderful would it be if we were actually having these conversations with people that were trying to make the world better, right?
Ian MalcolmWe were able to be out there with myself and Joann sitting there with a couch and a desk interviewing Mel Gibson or something, right? Let's talk about Mel Gibson and his noticing.
Speaker 5I would love it.
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@joann_marieI have a lot of schedules here. Oh my God.
@joann_marieNo. The other schedule. Okay. Okay. Sorry. I wasn't the right one in the beginning. Okay. So on... No, this is again the wrong one. Sorry. I'm so sorry, guys. Okay. Ryan Mata on August 2nd, and then August 3rd, Kevin McDonnell. August 4th, The Nationalist Party Taking Our Nations Back with TNPUSA. August 5th, Oil Tacons with Bryce.
@joann_marieAugust 6th, The China Technocracy with Therapy & Lead. He was a CIA whistleblower. On August 10th, A Farm in Space. And then August 11th, Saving America. With JC22GC. And then Jewish Indian Alliance with INFOMATEN. And we just keep going on and on. And the one that is maybe relevant to this space with Dr. Heather Lynn, it's on August 17.
@joann_marieSo, and yeah, we have all of August full, Ian.
Ian MalcolmAll of it. And Dr. Heather Lynn, she's the one that went through the Anunnaki with us, right?
@joann_marieIt is, and she's also been in Ancient Aliens, but she's pretty based. She doesn't, she's like woo, but not that woo. You know, like she, yeah.
Ian MalcolmNo, she's blending it. And I'll tell you, I'm very interested. So with her, because I know there were a couple different topics that we were talking about. The one that she wants to cover in this next segment, which piece was that again?
@joann_marieI think we're going to talk about what the National Socialists were looking for.
Ian MalcolmThe Spear of Destiny, right? Wow. And so these things are so interesting, right? I was actually talking about this with somebody the other day. And this idea of precisely that, like what exactly was it that the National Socialists were up to? I've seen different suggestions around things that they might have had in terms of
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Ian MalcolmSo what is it that the National Socialists were looking for? What was the significance of that? I like how you described it, right? She's a little woo. She's woosah, right? Little, what is it? Woosie woosah. That's maybe a good way to think about it, right? Just a little bit of woo. So we'll get into that and we'll try to understand, right?
Ian MalcolmWhat is it exactly that they were doing? I'm also going to be very interested if she has any thoughts. The Pyramids? With at the end of the National Socialist in terms of who went where, how they might have gotten there. And there's obviously different theories on some of the final remnants of the Wolfpack, right? The submarines of the Germans, which I don't know if we've talked about this ever, but the fact that obviously the Germans kept meticulous records of everything.
Ian MalcolmThat's why we're able to kind of reverse engineer some of the holes in a certain set of stories. One of the things, speaking of holes in stories, there's also a good number of their submarines that are completely unaccounted for. And so the idea of who might have gone where, where might they have gone, what might they have been doing.
Ian MalcolmAnd so we'll probably go into that a little bit as well. So some of the woo history on the national socials will be very, very interesting and perhaps go into not only this fear of destiny, but the Ark of the Covenant.
@joann_marieForti and Celtic. Oh, Hell Leg, I think. High Leg, yes. Did I say it correctly? High Leg.
@choadie01Yes.
@joann_marieKind of?
@choadie01Excuse me. It's High Leg Wafi.
@joann_marieHigh Leg Wafi. Okay, go for it.
@choadie01I was... Literally just got in here and heard what Ian was saying. I don't have much to say. Besides, you say the Pyramids, how and why were they built? With Joey G. Repetid. However,
@choadie01Is this space really about the pyramids and how and why they were built? I have a few little excerpts that I could possibly post in the Purple Pill to... How should I say this? Yeah, to further any kind of postulation as to where the pyramids came from and why they were built.
@choadie01I'm sorry, I'm at a loss. It's okay.
@joann_marieI mean, we had Joey's dad that he spent 10 years inside the pyramids because he's like an engineer or something. And he told us his take on it. And that's why we were just talking about and also different technologies that maybe we lost and different stuff. So yeah, the post-its in the purple pill.
@choadie01I guarantee you that there are technologies that we lost based on sheer mathematics as well as geometries on top of that. But yes, I'll shut up and I'll just post it to the Purple Pill.
@joann_marieAmazing.
@choadie01Well, thank you so much for coming. Yeah, you'll see.
@joann_marieAwesome. Thank you. All right. Celtic, go for it.
@celticpersian9I just wanted to wrap up by touching on some of the things that Ian was talking about. So, you know, I studied these things for many years. I mean, I've considered myself a National Socialist since I was a teenager. A lot of things that you may want to ask Heather about when you get to speak with her is what the ANANURBA, which was the SS Reich Office of Ancestry and Heritage, was doing in northwestern Iran and Azerbaijan, which is where my mother's from.
@celticpersian9The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built? With at the forefront today of fighting that shitty little state is Iran and they want to wipe Iran out. The name Iran actually comes from Iran Shahra which means the ancient Aryan Imperium and the ancient name for it was Ariana basically the land of the Aryans. Again, not a coincidence.
@celticpersian9Also, what Forti was talking about earlier with these technologies that they've been suppressing, like Tesla technology and the Austrian engineer, Victor Schauberger, who created something called the Repulsine, or the Repulsina in German, where it uses this like vortex energy technology to create an anti-gravity effect.
@celticpersian9All of those kind of technologies, they work in tandem with humanity. So in other words, like the oil and all the stuff that we're using now, Speakers, JoAnn Marie, Raed Jamal, Rabbi [guest]-Levy, V, Forti__Allegedly, Mandy Arthur, Dancing in Heaven
@celticpersian9So basically what the national socials, what the Ahnenerbi were looking for were basically connections to ancient Atlantis. And this is put into movies and stuff too. If anybody's seen these stupid superhero movies like Captain America and all where in the beginning of the movie you see the guy who becomes Red Skull is in Norway looking for Thor's hammer and Odin's stuff and everything.
@celticpersian9That's basically the Ahnenerbi that they're showing you and that's what they were looking for. There's a very good documentary. I don't know if you guys have seen it, but you can look it up. The Russians made a documentary about 20 years ago about the German UFO program and what they were doing down in Antarctica and what likely where those submarines disappeared to.
@celticpersian9You can basically find it by looking up, you just go online and do a search, Russian documentary 2006 about Nazi UFOs. It's in Russian, but it has subtitles and they talk all about the Annunerba, they talk about Base 211, which is the alleged German base in Antarctica. And one of the guys, he's probably dead by now, but one of the guys who is talking about these German flying saucers, he says he was actually what they call a hero of the Soviet Union, which was like the highest decoration that a Russian could get, be the equivalent of an American Medal of Honor.
@celticpersian9And the guy fought at, he received this decoration at the Battle of Kursk in 1943, which is like the biggest battle in history, more tanks and artillery pieces and airplanes than any other battle. And he claimed that he saw one of these German saucers over the battlefield doing reconnaissance. So this stuff was basically, at the end of the war, the Soviets got largely the arcane knowledge that had to do with mind control and with meditation and these ancient things that the Ahnenerbe were looking for, like in Tibet and things like that.
@celticpersian9And they got some of the technology. The Allies, the Americans and the British, primarily got a lot of the technology and some of the arcane knowledge. So that's kind of where the competition went in and the Russians pursued more of the spiritual stuff and the meditation, the remote viewing and things like that. So it all goes back to this ancient stuff and they want to keep it for themselves.
@celticpersian9They don't want us to know. So I'll end it there. Thank you for letting me have the mic.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much, Celtic. And we'll go to Forti and maybe Rob can do the closing remarks as well. All right, Forti, go for it.
@allegedly_fortiYeah, thanks. I just want to touch on a few things here. One, yeah, Ian, JoAnn, thank you guys again for this space. I think this has been a wonderful space for the part that I've been able to join into. I love how we've been able to keep everything very respectful, and we've been able to have a lot of great back and forth, exchanging different ideas.
@allegedly_fortiI think that's really the ideal way to have a space. So I just commend everybody who's been on the panel and, of course, you guys for hosting and co-hosting. I think it's been a really enlightening space. Celtic, it's a pleasure meeting your acquaintance, getting to discuss stuff with you, brother. I think we align on a lot of things, and you've added a lot to the conversation, so I really do appreciate that.
@allegedly_fortiI did want to just touch again on you guys, on the upcoming spaces. On the 10th, that space is going to be with Farmers of the Day I Die, is the name of his account. And we're going to be discussing, he is setting up communities, I think it's Unify is the name of the community, and his website.
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@allegedly_fortiIn a community of like-minded folks who are trying to achieve the same things. So I'm really excited for that space. I'm really grateful for you guys for hosting that. I think there's going to be a lot of great information. And again, it's just another example of how these communities are being formed. We talked with R-Wall, with Return to the Land, and with Farmer to the Day I Die's community.
@allegedly_fortiIt's less race-oriented and more sustainability farming-oriented, but it's still the same kind of thing. Like-minded folks.
@joann_marieAmazing. Thank you so much, Forti. And I love that it's so inspiring for people, right, to build communities and to get better and to, yeah, keep the money in your community. That's how we disconnect completely from them. So thank you. And I'm so grateful that you got him for us. So hopefully I see all of you guys here.
@joann_marieAnd Rob? How are you? I sent you a message of something for ADHD. I hope you see it. But welcome. How are you?
@rob_sol_Oh, perfect. I'll have to check it out. Thank you so much.
@joann_marieYeah, it's something like Pine Bark or something.
@rob_sol_Okay, Pine Bark or Burdock Root or something similar.
@joann_marieI forgot the name, but I already ordered it. I'm going to be a guinea pig for it.
@rob_sol_Awesome. Well, I'll have to jump on that and then hopefully I can...
@rob_sol_Everything out external is just telling us how small and pathetic we are. And here's where you find the hope collectively. And that's what I think that we need to see exactly in the pyramids and these ancient structures, like just how connected we were spiritually, just how advanced we were in all forms of technology outside of just computers.
@rob_sol_So I think we need to reclaim that. We need to see that humanity once was much more so divinely connected.
@rob_sol_On the Giza Plateau. Did you guys touch that? We didn't.
@joann_marieBut everything you said, Rob, is 100%, 1.41 saying like, oh, ancient aliens is a psyop. And I was like, yes, it was definitely to be like, you guys, you guys, you stupid goyim cannot build this. Aliens were, you know? So I was like, no, guys, like we did. So it's beautiful. So everything you said was perfect.
@rob_sol_No, totally. I think that we once more, we were in touch with technologies that we can't perceive, like technologies of frequencies, of resonance, which we are now gaining back, but in more of like a compartmentalized way where they keep it in kind of these institutional and subverted captured institutions. So once you do like 10 years of education, maybe you get a glimpse of the truth.
@rob_sol_But right now, this community here is gaining back that sovereignty of that information. And, you know, as we can kind of decentralize these
@rob_sol_These structures were used for obviously aggregating, creating energy, but also helping humanity raise its own conscious awareness. So like raising our frequencies, raising our ability to engage with the divine. And obviously these star gates, which we all have inside of us, you know, this connection to source, you know, the pineal gland or whatever, you know, label you want to give it.
@rob_sol_It just helped us, you know, enable our frequency, our consciousness to raise up, to commune with these higher powers. Graeme Hancock's really gone through these things properly, and I think that he echoes the same sentiment. But now we have evidence now with the SAR scanning that there has been a second Sphinx that's found buried underneath.
@rob_sol_And actually, that aligns with the predictions, which were done quite a while ago by a person that wrote a book called Demento Perez. So he based it off the... The Pyramids? How & Why Were They Built?
@rob_sol_So they've tried to suppress this. You try and do searches now, they'll say, oh, it's been debunked. It's just so ridiculous how hard they're trying to deny this because it just ruins the whole paradigm and it gives us more empowerment. So there's these pillars that go down underneath the pyramid to these huge chambers, which are huge.
@rob_sol_And it just proves advanced technology. It proves that we...
@joann_marieAmazing space. Thank you so much for hosting it and everybody for being here. And I'll see you guys at Troops later. And Ian, do you have anything to say?
Ian MalcolmYeah, well, I just want to thank Rob for kind of taking the ideas that we're trying to share and so beautifully articulating it, this idea that we're coming together.
Speaker 9I got to interrupt also. I'm sorry for interrupting.
Speaker 1No, no, no, no, no, no. We're not going to interrupt.
Ian MalcolmThere's nobody more loving and welcoming on this application in spaces than JoAnn, right? And she has the most positive kind of boundless energy of optimism. And I think that's a thing that it's why one of the many reasons why she's such an absolutely wonderful boon to what we're doing here, right? Because these can be kind of dark subjects at times, not so much this one on the pyramids.
Ian MalcolmAlthough think about what it is that has been taken from us. With this lack of knowledge that Rob was just kind of hinting at, that Forti was hinting at, these incredible superstructures that might have been conducting all sorts of energy, of transportation, of benefit to the people that lived in that era. And whether it's the pyramids or whether it's some of these ideas around fighting cancer or free energy or what it was that Tesla was doing with his coils.
Ian MalcolmIt is interested merely in parasitizing our energy, our efforts, our lifelines. And to do what? Well, to power in many cases, it appears to me anyway, genocide, mass murder, hatred, all sorts of other vile end results, right? Little byproducts of this group of people that, well, they own everything. And to Rob's point, to some of the prior speakers, right?
Ian MalcolmI think with regards to the National Socialists, wouldn't it be wild If not only had they helped to figure out or advance things like free energy, but if they were also coming up with ways in which to either power vehicles, vessels, or maybe just our cities, right? That not only were free to everybody, but also perhaps were cleaner, that left a better planet.
Ian MalcolmAnd instead, what do we have? We have, well, oil industries that just pour toxic sludge into all kinds of things, right? We've got all of these companies that literally are taking their runoff and putting it into our waterways. We are being actively poisoned. We're having anything and everything that could be available and made available to us, whether that's not just the water systems, but also food.
Ian MalcolmForti was just talking about the idea of being able to live comfortably off a small plot of land with healthy food that is regenerative, that is good for the planet, good for our bodies. Instead, what do they want to do? They want to put us in boxes and say, go eat those crickets. And isn't it weird that the thing that they want us to eat are crickets, which, oh, by the way, did you guys know if you have dead crickets with other crickets, it kills the other crickets because of off-gassing or something of the body of the cricket?
Ian MalcolmAnd that's what they want us to put into our system. It's utterly insane. They might as well just literally come in with the latest batch of Snickers bars and just put the toxic sludge logo on the side of them.
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Ian MalcolmWhat does it mean that these kids are going to be able to grow up recognizing all of the atrocities and the enslavement that most of us spent perhaps a generation, if not a lifetime, trying to understand and reverse engineer, right? What an incredible head start they are going to be afforded in doing so. Well, even if we don't see the change that we would like to see in the world tomorrow, we can at least see it in ourselves today in the mirror, knowing that we're making the difference and recognizing that the things that we're doing
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Ian MalcolmI believe that they can actually happen again. When I say that, I don't mean any violence against anybody. I mean the rejection of a global system that is deprioritizing the nationalities, the heritage, the pastimes, and the people that are being enslaved under this system. It doesn't matter if it's Germany today, the United States, if it's now Venezuela.
Ian MalcolmAnd why? Because Donald Trump, a puppet of Jewish supremacy, just said, you know what? I'm going to go kidnap that guy. That's an atrocity. I don't understand how it's not a declaration of war. I don't know how the rest of the world doesn't look around and say, you're not allowed to do that. What? Imagine if it was Putin and he just sent his goons to take Donald Trump out of the White House.
Ian MalcolmSorry, guys, we decided it's in everybody's best interest if we just arrest President Trump. And then we're going to put him into a van and drive him through downtown Moscow with the whole world laughing at him. That's what they did. To a world leader, right? And so I, I am, I believe in the beautiful story of what is possible with the American nation, right?
Ian MalcolmI think there could be a Renaissance within this country and within Western Europe. I think that's absolutely inevitable if we keep doing what we're doing, but we gotta be willing to recognize that right now the system is corrupt. Donald Trump is corrupt. Joe Biden was corrupt. Kamala Harris was corrupt. We can go all the way back.
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Ian MalcolmIt doesn't matter if you go to the movies, you turn on the radio, you open your television, you go to YouTube, it's all slop everywhere. And so we come into these rooms and the fact that I get to connect with all of you, we get to talk to JoAnn, who's always so positive. She literally uplifts my every day on X. That's a true story.
Ian MalcolmShe makes the world, for me anyway, she makes it a better place. And I hope she does that for all of you as well. And I believe that if you're in this room frequently, that you'd probably agree with those sentiments, right? Can say that they're making that big of a difference for other individuals. Completely selfless.
Ian MalcolmOh, by the way, that pursuit. JoAnn is in here trying to make the world better for all of you guys and for all of us so that we're in this together. If all of us just keep doing that, we take these truths that we learn, we push them into our communities, not by being hateful, but rather by being loving. Take the things that we learn, share them with our friends, with our family.
Ian MalcolmYou'll probably get pushback. Oh, by the way, I know I certainly do. I certainly did during COVID. You know the weird part? The people that I was saying during COVID, you know, I don't think I would get that vaccine. They're now looking at me and say, hey, so tell me about some of your other world views, right? And the saddest part about that, for what it's worth, is no differently than the propaganda that I was calling out at least a decade ago when it comes to the advertising and the weird messaging that they were pushing going all the way back to then, right?
Ian MalcolmWas that during COVID, All of those people that thought I was the crazy guy, well, not only are they celebrating Fauci and some of the pushback that he's getting, but I'm then having to tell them, I'm sorry, but it's a show, guys. This is just in professional wrestling. This is just a little interlude. Nothing's gonna come from this.
Ian MalcolmThe actual people behind it are the same ones I was telling you about, guys, right? And so they're starting to connect those dots. But how sad is it that in the process we've had to lose
Ian MalcolmLeBron James' child, if I'm not mistaken, who was like 16 or 17 years old, had heart complications after the vaccine. LeBron James, think about that, one of the most athletic people on the planet, one of the wealthiest athletes in the history of the world, I suppose you could probably say, right? And that individual's son had heart damage because of the vaccine.
Ian MalcolmHow insane is that? And the fact that that happened all over the place. People literally keeling over on national television. A comedian standing up, mocking people, pushing back on the vaccine and falling over and having a heart attack on stage. We had to witness the insanity of this, right? And unfortunately, people thought we were crazy.
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Ian MalcolmThey are the bully on the playground that's going to have to deal with the consequences of their insane actions, right? And perhaps there is something there, right? Perhaps there's some kind of, let's say, justice in the system. I don't know if that's going to happen. Again, I'm not encouraging any kind of violence on anybody.
Ian MalcolmI wish Israel would just stop. I wish they would just merely stop killing people. And for some reason that's anti-Semitic, which might say something on two accounts. Number one, the people that control the word and that use, right?
Ian MalcolmAll the other insanity of modernity. This is Weimar 2.0, if not 4.0, if not 10.0. Who knows how many times this has happened? We talked about the lost history of the Sphinx, what was actually happening within the Great Pyramids. How many times has this actually happened? Let's be real. How many wells were poisoned? How many times did this group of people decide that they just had to murder some more people?
Ian MalcolmThis is something that has happened over and over and over and over again. Go in and look at the attempts after World War II to literally mass genocide the Germans. They actively tried to poison the food and the water because even after the end of the war, they were like, nope, not enough. We gotta go murder more of them.
Ian MalcolmWhat kind of sick people are these? And this is what we're dealing with. And so our history has been lied about. We'll continue unpacking and unearthing that as best we can. Like Indiana Jones. The Pyramids? With www.youtube.com//youtube.com
Ian MalcolmLet's note the people that keep coming along and just stabbing everybody that's in the line with us. How weird is that? Groups of people that say that they're really upset about Jewish supremacy, but then they want to argue about any number of things. Why? What does that say about their intent? We should be willing to put those things aside.
Ian MalcolmI certainly do. I welcome anybody and everybody into these spaces. I couldn't care what your race, your color, your creed, your nationality.
Ian MalcolmWe will keep trying to band everybody together to be a little pack of band-aids that we can put all over the body until we get to a future where we don't get cut by this Jewish supremacist system or by the detractors that hide amongst us as if they're part of our team while they stab us in the back over and over and over and over again.
Ian MalcolmAnd that can be really tiring and really exhausting. So it's the last little thing. Speaking of band-aids, utilize the mute button on X. I really try to avoid blocking people unless they're really bad. But please liberally apply the mute button to obnoxious people. And I say this because you can't win an argument with an idiot.
Ian MalcolmAnd you're certainly not going to win an argument with a detractor whose mere point is to try and gaslight and upset you. So why give it any energy? There's lots of people to connect with and communicate with on this platform. Don't spend an iota of your effort trying to change the opinion
Ian MalcolmThe Pyramids? With $550,000 worth of content that allegedly dank has put out there, right? So we will keep having these discourses, trying to help share these ideas. We will, we will eternally what's the right term. We will forever. We'll put these as concrete. We will certify these onto these platforms that they are forever available to all of you.
Ian MalcolmAnd as long as we do that, we'll keep building these little, these digital tablets of truth that people can reflect on, they can look back on. And perhaps in doing so, we'll make the world a better place for everybody. So lots of love to everyone that's out there. Lots of love to Joey and to his father for joining in. What a cool opportunity for us to be able to speak with him.
Ian MalcolmFor anybody and everybody that's out there, if there's ever anything that you would like to share, perhaps your dad would like to share, your friend, your family, The Pyramids? With www.youtube.com
Ian MalcolmThe Pyramids? With www.youtube.com
Ian MalcolmThat's what the youth is looking up to. We need to fix that. Give them heroes, not sports stars and athletes, because a lot of those guys, well, those athletes are a-holes for the large majority. Try to give them something else to look up to. It could be an author. It could be a poet. It could be maybe somebody that's in here on this panel.
Ian MalcolmTry and direct them to somebody. Try to direct them to something. And if we do, we will be able to make the world better, as Michael Jackson said, for you, for me, for the entire human race.
Ian MalcolmSo we need to fix the world. Let's try and fix the value structure. Let's try and fix the morals as best we can. Let's try and open people's eyes to the people that are pushing the inverse of that. And if we do it, again, we'll make the world a whole lot better for a whole lot more people. So lots of love to absolutely everybody out there.
Ian MalcolmAs always, good morning, good evening, good afternoon, wherever you might be in the world. God bless for everything that you are. Certainly Godspeed on our continued mission.
Ian MalcolmKevin McDonald to discuss the culture of critique. I will continue critiquing that culture that critiques ours because when they do, they just tear everything down. So lots of love to everybody. We'll make the world as better as we can. I will see you in Mr. Truth Teller's space when he opens up. And until then, until that next time, God bless, Godspeed.