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Powers & Principalities, Episode 030

Powers & Principalities, Episode 030,
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The Real Winston Churchill.

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00:00 [Music] 00:27 the 00:29 [Music] 00:37 [Music] 00:41 Jowell back how you doing I'm just fine 00:44 Tim how are you doing very well you've 00:47 seen your two of avoided disaster actor 00:50 for the time being right for the fires 00:52 yeah I you got to be a quick and nimble 00:58 here in Southern California we've a vac 01:02 evacuated twice and we creep back as 01:07 soon as we can because our house has a 01:09 lot of sort of stuff that's got to get 01:12 done every day and we don't like to 01:13 leave it alone but a couple times it's 01:17 really been interesting where the fire 01:19 is coming down the hill and the plumes 01:23 are over 100 feet high and particularly 01:25 at night the fire seems much closer I've 01:29 got about a mile and a half from my 01:31 house but seemed like it was far closer 01:35 and really spectacular visually I mean 01:38 wow it's it's nothing like a hundred 01:43 foot plume of fire coming at you to 01:46 capture your attention but like I was 01:49 saying I was never that worried once 01:51 they sort of got organized about three 01:53 or four days ago because as I mentioned 01:57 between me and the fire you've got Ellen 02:01 DeGeneres Oprah Winfrey Jeff Bridges 02:06 Dick Wolf the producer I mean the you 02:09 know you've got all these celebrity 02:12 oligarch types that can drop a dime on 02:14 the government to get action and I just 02:17 figured that there's no way that you 02:20 know there wouldn't be a large response 02:22 to keep the far away from us and in fact 02:25 there are 1,100 fire trucks here eleven 02:29 they're there from like three or four 02:32 states away they've come and the whole 02:35 place is batten down like martial law 02:38 you know you've got to have an eye real 02:40 close ID checks to get in and out and 02:43 then past certain points no one can go 02:45 now you 02:45 the residents but I'm in the port polloi 02:49 area which you know enables me to come 02:54 and go and I can see the whole thing but 02:55 anyway it's a you know it's a it's very 02:59 sort of good a good backdrop to be able 03:05 to discuss Winston Churchill the the 03:09 person who created the firestorms at 03:11 Dresden yes that's right yeah 03:13 well I mean it's you know we're going to 03:15 talk about Winston Churchill and and so 03:20 just the I'm just going to do it's like 03:23 general points about Churchill and then 03:25 pass it back to you but the stuff I want 03:27 to talk about particularly is 03:29 Churchill's relationship to Freemasonry 03:32 his family's relationship oh yes of 03:35 course yeah yeah the absolutely bizarre 03:39 and requiring an explanation 03:43 relationship between Churchill's family 03:46 background and the Rothschild family he 03:49 is just almost begs to have some 03:53 scrutiny well I have a lot of thoughts 03:56 and information on that now the impetus 03:59 for this of course is coming out next 04:01 week just in time for Christmas is a 04:04 darkest hour a movie about I guess the 04:07 dark at the finest hour or the darkest 04:12 hour for Great Britain during World War 04:14 two 19th the summer in fall of 1940 04:16 darkest hour the synopsis reads a 04:18 thrilling and inspiring - true story 04:20 begins at the precipice of World War two 04:23 as within days of becoming Prime 04:25 Minister of Great Britain Winston 04:27 Churchill played by a category winning 04:29 Gary Oldman which is interesting must 04:31 face one of the most turbulent and 04:33 defining trials exploring a negotiated 04:35 peace with Nazi Germany or standing firm 04:38 to fight for ideals liberty and freedom 04:40 of a nation as the unstoppable Nazi 04:43 forces roll across Western Europe and 04:45 the threat of invasion is imminent and 04:48 with an unprepared public a sceptical 04:51 king and his own party plotting against 04:53 him Churchill must withstand the darkest 04:55 hour rally nation and attempt to change 04:57 the course of war 04:59 history so there you go that's the move 05:01 yets but the movie supposedly presents 05:03 to us we are complete nonsense I mean 05:06 now this is I mean I think you know at 05:09 Churchill you know Hitler read mrs. was 05:13 the nine-one-one of that generation now 05:17 there is it was just a completely 05:18 fictional structure there's there's no 05:24 no real historical or existential 05:27 history just unfolding type thing all of 05:30 the actors the the so-called great 05:33 political leaders were placed and are 05:36 reading from scripts I think you have 05:38 you know the Yalta characters of 05:40 Churchill Roosevelt Stalin I mean these 05:43 are Masons and then Hitler too I think 05:48 is completely fake I'll get into that 05:51 but you know the first thing that I want 05:54 to talk about was to go back just a 05:56 generation and to look at the origin of 06:00 this Winston Churchill character and I 06:04 just wanted to before I start just to 06:08 say that everyone really needs to pay 06:09 attention to Churchill he's someone that 06:12 that all citizens today need to 06:15 understand because he articulated the 06:20 philosophy of total war internal war was 06:25 the absolute abandoning of any moral 06:29 principle it simply was announcing that 06:34 one national entity would attempt to 06:37 exterminate another or one racial entity 06:40 when it took to exterminate another 06:43 everything was was fair game okay 06:47 you know you could kill civilians 06:48 children it didn't matter total war you 06:52 could use any weapon you wanted all that 06:56 you needed to do was to destroy the 06:58 other side and this philosophy is 07:02 important to understand for two reasons 07:04 one because you can understand these 07:07 civilian fire bombings even though the 07:10 war was pretty much over 07:12 there was no real military reason to do 07:15 it but Churchill's ordering the 07:17 firebombing of the civilians of Hamburg 07:20 Dresden and it wasn't just those two 07:22 tomb as you well know there was dozens 07:25 of fire bombs 07:26 you know deliberate Polat costs of 07:30 Europeans that Churchill set up toward 07:33 the last half of World War two so so 07:38 there is there is that that that the 07:40 fact that he adopted this philosophy you 07:43 know was has you know an explanation for 07:46 the behavior though you don't really 07:47 understand why would you need to do this 07:50 but nevertheless okay there it is 07:53 now the other reason why it's important 07:56 is that a lot of time people they can't 07:58 quite believe of the the malevolence 08:02 that I think the data suggests about our 08:05 current situation in other words when 08:08 you when you look at autism right and 08:10 you go gee it sure is exploding there 08:14 must be some kind of profit reason you 08:16 know big pharma wants to make money you 08:18 know and if someone suggests now this is 08:21 just the brave new world this is just 08:23 the genetic attack on the public - in 08:28 order to create intellectual 08:29 stratification people go oh no no one 08:32 could be that evil who would be that 08:34 evil well the entire Allied command was 08:39 that evil in world war ii and these are 08:42 the people who are really the ancestors 08:44 of our current political structure right 08:50 I mean you know it's it's a wavy line 08:52 but you can trace very direct descendant 08:56 lineage from the people that were 08:59 approving of total war which included 09:02 the nuclear explosions over Hiroshima 09:05 and Nagasaki and then the people who 09:08 perpetrated the nine-one-one with the 09:11 civilians casualties and that false flag 09:14 debacle so so total war is important 09:18 just structurally to understand you know 09:21 at this this is the 09:24 perspective that the political class the 09:27 ruling class has on the public 09:31 we are simply animals you know not even 09:35 don't even have the stature of farm 09:36 animals but you at least have some 09:37 commercial die but but that basically we 09:41 are you know in in the same way that the 09:47 Allied could firebomb Dresden and and 09:50 nuke the the women and children of 09:53 hiroshim and Nagasaki and incidentally 09:55 there are very few males they were gone 09:57 typically are working someplace else so 10:00 it was pretty much just a complete 10:02 slaughter of women and children with the 10:05 nuclear weapons so this is the moral 10:08 perspective right this is what we're up 10:10 against and this is why we have to fight 10:12 so hard against it because these people 10:14 are you know wanting us off the planet 10:19 and don't really give a damn how they do 10:21 it 10:22 so now Churchill very mysterious 10:25 character his his family basically owes 10:32 it are please Winston Oh most of his 10:37 political clout to the Rothschild family 10:39 the Jewish banking family he because 10:44 they created a financial raishin ship 10:49 with Winston's father Lord Randolph 10:52 Churchill this was an investment 10:56 syndicate that financed gold prospecting 11:00 expeditions and a lot of people are 11:04 unaware of this but basically it was it 11:07 was extremely successful and invested in 11:11 like De Beers and a lot of original 11:15 mining and metal companies in South 11:19 Africa is that the Rhodes enterprise 11:21 which is also Rothschild funny exactly 11:23 right exactly right in the road these 11:25 were all roads rose is involved in you 11:29 know to some extent all of these things 11:30 explains the Boer War to the Boer War 11:33 was just the clearing out of the mining 11:36 interests of the rock 11:37 them but in 1891 Randolph carrying his 11:42 Rothschild letter of credit for you know 11:45 ten thousand pounds which was just to 11:48 cover his local expenses he basically 11:52 started to do research into the area the 11:56 you know this is completely funded by 11:59 the Roth to our family and you the 12:01 documentation still exists where all 12:02 this it's not something that's even 12:04 contested 12:05 so he took out off into the bush and he 12:07 had you know a French cook and for 12:11 native grooms I love that touch right 12:13 there you know you have someone you want 12:15 to look nice in the bush you know he had 12:18 twelve native drivers you know ninety 12:21 oxen I mean it even end up going but 12:23 just as huge entourage and so they were 12:27 they basically he went off and and 12:31 analyzed the the potential which of the 12:36 company that became too beer right so 12:38 the diamond the diamond company so now 12:45 Churchill's father supposedly was a 12:48 syphilitic though it's not particularly 12:52 clear to me that that's true but that's 12:55 just the story that's told about but in 12:57 any case he came back with quite a few 13:03 shares in these corporations so he had 13:06 operated basically as an agent in 13:09 enjoying ownership with the Rothschild 13:12 family the when he'd sold the shares he 13:17 made over a hundred times the initial 13:20 valuation of the money that been lent 13:22 him by the Rothschild family there's a 13:24 legend that that was actually promoted 13:27 by Winston which shows you that you know 13:29 these this is lifetime acting that that 13:34 Randolph was broke when when he died and 13:37 that Winston was basically you know kind 13:39 of self-made but that's not true because 13:42 actually the the documentation still 13:44 exists and he had you know a hundred 13:47 thousand pounds of 13:49 of the in the Lord Randolph trust which 13:54 had come from the sale of the rand minds 13:57 that the Rothschilds you know had had 14:00 developed with him so that then you know 14:04 was the money that Winston used to begin 14:06 a political career 14:08 which we'll get into was often basically 14:14 promoted by the Rothschilds are by 14:17 families that are a related you know 14:19 into this Rothschild world and so now 14:27 that's that's Winston's father now now 14:30 this is very strange people don't go 14:33 into the strangers but it is odd to me 14:35 because the Rothschilds at this point 14:38 were very go and of course his mother is 14:42 American right right yeah right but then 14:46 we'll get into that family in the second 14:48 time the thing is is just that that the 14:52 idea that the Rothchilds would develop a 14:54 partnership with Lord Randolph it's odd 14:57 because this isn't something that would 15:02 normally be promoted by Talmudic Jews he 15:05 now you know this is a secret society 15:09 and I'm not claiming to have broken into 15:12 an understanding it's in the inner 15:13 workings however I do have quite a few 15:17 contact you can imagine with individuals 15:19 who are in that intellectual world and 15:23 quite a few of them have told me the 15:25 same thing about the relationship 15:27 between Randolph and Churchill under 15:30 oath of the Rothschilds and that makes 15:31 no sense because they a Talmudic 15:36 Orthodox Jewish perspective would not be 15:40 to share gold or silver which our medals 15:43 mentioned have having value in the Torah 15:46 with a Gentile so this is a lot it's 15:51 just it's just something that requires 15:52 some kind of explanation and if you look 15:56 at you know the stories in the in the 16:00 Talmud and I'm 16:01 that you know a lot of people who are 16:04 you know will make the case that the 16:07 Talmud basically promotes all of this 16:10 hatred and murder of Gentiles but they 16:14 don't really understand how slippery 16:15 Hebrew is frankly and you know there are 16:18 other ways to interpret these phrases 16:20 but one thing is sure is that nowhere in 16:24 the Talmud they talk about owning gold 16:27 and silver with Gentiles even this it's 16:30 not not in there whenever they talk 16:32 about it what they'll say if they talk 16:35 about how they you should steal from the 16:36 goal from the Gentile and these 16:38 translations are not you know open to 16:43 any kind of slipperiness they have 16:45 stories you know I'm going to but it's 16:48 like a there's one where Rabbi Samuel 16:51 you know he he he fools a Gentile about 16:55 by using strange numbers and then gets 16:59 his gold bowl and then there's another 17:01 story where it's kind of the same thing 17:03 where Rob akan cheats of Gentile 17:06 morning's something so sounds like high 17:09 finance finance yeah yeah but anyways so 17:14 but you see the thing is is that so 17:16 that's why you go away second why are 17:19 these guys working with him and to 17:23 develop gold now okay so so so the fact 17:27 is is that Churchill's family on his 17:29 father's side not only has this very 17:32 close relationship with the Rothschilds 17:33 I mean literally developing you know De 17:38 Beers diamond and Kimberley mine and 17:40 these incredibly valuable metal and 17:42 mining institutions with Lord Randolph 17:45 Churchill but on his mother's side oh 17:52 but but as you say that so the 17:54 Churchill's are a Masonic family okay 17:57 that's another thing you know Miniver a 17:59 we've talked many times about it 18:00 I just noticed this odd relationship 18:03 that you know seems to exist and require 18:07 an explanation which is of a 18:11 relationship between these high-level 18:13 free--free male 18:14 and Jews now not trying to go 18:19 anti-semitic here Jim I'm just saying 18:22 that there seems to be some connection 18:25 that needs an explanation because if you 18:27 look back in Churchill's family back to 18:30 say Lord Henry John Spencer this would 18:33 be like an 18th century you know huge 18:37 mason very very you know senior grand 18:40 warden of like half of England you know 18:42 you get all of these Grand Master Masons 18:45 and the Spencer are Churchill family and 18:48 that's right lady I'm sorry that's 18:49 related I and it comes from correct 18:51 exactly right exactly right you see so 18:54 so you see you have this this 18:56 long-standing family peculiarities which 19:02 is a pattern that repeats itself many 19:04 many times where you see this a 19:06 relationship between the Freemasons and 19:09 Jewish people which creates the 19:11 malevolence and the the genocide right I 19:14 mean I you know Irish potato famine I 19:17 mean you you just we talked about that I 19:19 mean he just any of these examples 19:21 throughout throughout history and so the 19:25 fact that when you look into Churchill's 19:27 father's family and you see this famous 19:29 Masonic family some mysterious 19:32 relationship with the Rothschild the 19:34 Jewish banking family and the question 19:37 falls out what holds this together and 19:39 it's a really good question because on 19:43 Churchill's mother's side you have the 19:47 bizarre Jerome Leonard Jerome 19:52 okay now Leonard Jerome was the father 19:54 of Jenny who was Winston's mother 19:57 okay so who's this guy well many people 20:02 have tried to claim that he's Jewish 20:04 that his name was Jacobsen there's just 20:08 not a lot of evidence of this but one 20:10 thing which is not disputed is that his 20:13 business partner was August Belmont no 20:17 no who is August Belmont well gee whiz 20:19 August Belmont is the Rothschild family 20:25 executor of their financial interest in 20:27 the United States 20:28 so now this is not Tim this is not some 20:32 kind of conspiracy theory stuff I mean 20:34 August Belmont you know he actually ran 20:38 the Rothschild money in in Cuba when he 20:42 was a young man so he was very very you 20:45 know quickly wired into the Racha 20:47 banking world he went to the 20:51 philanthropist which is a Jewish school 20:54 until he went directly into the auto 20:57 banking firm in Frankfurt which was the 21:00 the main bank 21:02 ji-yong he he then became at the age of 21:07 24 he was charged with in the the 21:11 Rothschild Cuban interests and you may 21:13 may wonder well what's Cuba 21:16 well I rest assured that in 1937 Cuba 21:19 was one of the most important financial 21:20 centres in the world and the Rothschilds 21:23 were running the place so this is a very 21:26 precocious individual on his way to 21:29 great power anyway when you had the the 21:35 mess with Andrew Jackson another 21:38 mysterious character with a lot of weird 21:40 relationships into the Rothschild family 21:43 August dropped everything in Havana went 21:47 to New York and basically because there 21:52 was the panic of 1837 he Belmont then 21:56 basically takes over the tiger 21:59 Rothschild family and enterprise so this 22:02 is one of the most powerful men in 22:04 America he's not even 30 years old and 22:07 he develops a business per the business 22:11 partner is a Leonard Jerome and they do 22:15 all kinds of stuff together including 22:17 mourning owning the New York Times now 22:22 this is very odd isn't it we have seen 22:25 how media is extremely important 22:29 you know component of the secret society 22:31 ownership of the New York Times is 22:34 obviously you know very important 22:38 situation particularly the latter part 22:40 of the 19th century 22:41 and that but the Racha family for some 22:45 reason decided that they would own it 22:50 together with this Leonard Jerome 22:54 Jenny's father now people they try to 22:57 say well it's because he was Jewish 22:59 Leonard Jerome this is like a internet 23:02 conspiracy thing you know I doubt that 23:05 he ever was what I think he was is a 23:08 freemason he and I think that because 23:12 they trace him at to it to the Huguenots 23:14 and you know you get to a chance to 23:17 really see how vast and deep the the 23:21 lineup of the secret society is now I'm 23:23 not suggesting to all units or Mason's 23:26 however if you actually study the 23:31 religion you'll see that at its core and 23:35 at its high levels basically it it was a 23:38 an educational organization studying the 23:43 arts and science banking Wow and 23:47 Freemasonry so it's similar to something 23:50 like the Royal Society in England well 23:52 exactly and also basically what the 23:55 Knights are you know everything is just 23:57 one of the descendants of the Knights 23:58 Templar and you can really see this if 24:00 you look at the bits it simple the the 24:04 Huguenots had the the Maltese Cross 24:10 which is a freemason symbol to this day 24:14 comes from the you know the the Knights 24:17 Templar reportedly but it is certainly a 24:19 Masonic image and they also have the 24:23 inverted dove which is you know 24:26 something like you look at OTO if you 24:28 ever see the OTO 24:30 or even though the the tule society the 24:36 inverted dove is one of the Masonic 24:37 images like the swastika or the 24:40 all-seeing eye in the OTO if you ever 24:42 see that I I could send you a link to it 24:44 but OTO has a well-known logo it has the 24:47 all-seeing eye and the inverted of the 24:49 inverted of it doesn't mean peace it 24:52 means the opposite of peace means 24:54 wherfore so so that is that is why when 24:59 I when I look at Jerome and I look at 25:01 his background as a human I've and his 25:03 background and banking and his ownership 25:05 of media with the Rothschild family and 25:09 it looks pretty grim to me I think this 25:11 guy is a lifetime actor I think his 25:13 background is secret society material I 25:17 think we don't know enough about you 25:19 cannot stew really you know you know 25:22 point fingers but I will just point out 25:24 that I see these things these cutouts 25:27 you know they change the name of things 25:29 to him you know they you know it's the 25:31 Knights Templar it's the Freemasons it's 25:35 the skullenbones you know they they 25:36 change names and when they do that they 25:39 they seem to confuse people I just think 25:41 you do nots are another one of the 25:43 organizations that the Templars used 25:46 basically to fool you know people into 25:51 not understanding that they were part of 25:52 the of the organization that the Vatican 25:57 had to fight against so anyway so so 26:00 this is the background of Winston 26:02 Churchill okay it's very important it's 26:05 father is it's just as much a member of 26:09 the Rothschild banking organization as 26:12 as possible and it's a one that's very 26:14 mysterious and and Churchill mother is 26:17 the same situation sure her father is 26:19 wired into the Rothschild money 26:21 absolutely and so now you have this 26:26 mysterious character Winston Churchill 26:28 now well who is he well I mean the first 26:31 thing that I would point out is that 26:33 he's a Mason 26:34 you know this the strange group his 26:39 father was a Mason his family the the 26:42 Churchill's 26:43 are high standing Masonic and so this is 26:47 the the backdrop to to Winston Churchill 26:49 that I think we can you know I would 26:51 like to present it's just the family it 26:54 just stinks of secret society and you 26:57 see the same problem that I have been 27:00 worried about and concerned about 27:01 mentioned over and over again is this 27:03 oddball relationship between the Masons 27:06 and 27:07 Elite George family's yeah it's very 27:10 interesting because you have that 27:11 background with these connections I 27:13 guess Belmont the Rothschild age of 27:15 North America who I think started the 27:19 manifest destiny campaign and also I was 27:22 of course the Rothschild some people 27:25 think were very much involved in 27:26 stirring up the trouble the led to the 27:28 so-called American Civil War yes there's 27:30 Freemasonry has a prominent role in that 27:32 as well on both sides kind of just kind 27:35 of stirring the pot making things 27:37 difficult I think people like supporters 27:41 of John Brown and Bleeding Kansas then 27:44 of course connections those to Jefferson 27:46 Davis 27:46 you know skullenbones and the fact you 27:49 of course that interesting character 27:50 that you just detail that could you set 27:52 me that data and I was just floored by 27:54 that that the whole Skull and Bones 27:56 things concerning Jefferson Davis would 27:58 you mind just detailing that for us we 28:00 can appreciate it 28:01 well just the heat with he when he was a 28:05 but when he was captured he was you know 28:07 founded by friends of you know skull and 28:10 bone members inquest that his 28:11 prosecution attempted prosecution was 28:14 was dropped because I think the 28:17 prosecutor was a member of Chios going 28:19 exactly and this is amazing it's just 28:22 simply amazing because you know 28:24 obviously we look at Skull and Bones 28:26 connections into the JFK assassination 28:28 where just everybody in the room just 28:30 about a skull and bones yeah look at 28:33 this where Jefferson Davis we should 28:35 have been you know tried as a traitor 28:37 and executed is surrounded by strong 28:40 bones meaning skull and bones is 28:42 promoting the creation of the 28:44 Confederacy and controlling its its 28:47 political authority but then Skull and 28:50 Bones also arranges him to get off 28:52 scot-free and walk away 28:54 yeah yeah yeah yeah so the Freeman same 28:58 information he's a parent involvement 29:01 not only in creation of the Ku Klux Klan 29:02 but also in this the Knights of the 29:04 Golden Circle which this conspiracy out 29:07 of Canada which is Chris 29:08 british-controlled 29:10 that utilized John Wilkes Booth his 29:13 conspirators to kill Abraham Lincoln and 29:17 so yeah plot thickens as they say 29:21 so well I mean it just I think it's just 29:23 clear-cut and I think that and I think 29:24 we're really you know it's like you talk 29:26 about the schematic I love that 29:27 expression because you know we're trying 29:29 to build out a schematic where all 29:31 little details create a whole so so 29:34 basically there's a you know coherent 29:36 context of the instead of the world and 29:39 our history making no sense and walking 29:41 with a smile interface and de genocide 29:42 we can understand what has happened to 29:46 to Europeans over the last you know 100 29:48 few hundred years is that there's a 29:51 structure of destruction these 29:53 individuals you know the players are all 29:56 working together these are lifetime 29:58 actors Winston Churchill Adolf Hitler 30:01 but the background of his family is 30:03 important because the Churchill family 30:05 at least even though on a superficial 30:06 level the exoteric understanding of the 30:09 Churchill family is there they're sort 30:11 of emblematic of our good representation 30:14 the entire British ruling class how they 30:16 had gone into debt in the 19th century 30:20 to Jewish creditors and pretty much by 30:23 the by the 19th century the the British 30:26 state the British Empire had become a 30:28 subsidiary of the Rothschild banking 30:30 interests and so it's hard to separate 30:33 the two at this point it's when these 30:34 things are these banking the British 30:35 Empire is a vessel the the political 30:38 system Great Britain itself and the 30:40 Empire itself it's a commercial 30:41 enterprise that's ultimately controlled 30:43 by high finance like think things never 30:46 change I guess and so it's the banking 30:48 system which is able to move its things 30:50 in its course is controlled by a few 30:52 families namely the Racha Fame because 30:53 the dominant banking family in the 19th 30:56 century growing rich often Napoleonic 30:59 Wars which were fed by Freemasonry 31:01 because ultimately came out the French 31:03 Revolution which is a Napoleon you know 31:08 it's not known to be amazing even though 31:10 I'm sitting here all painting with his 31:11 hand stuck in his yeah you know his 31:14 family was Masonic it's it's a Masonic 31:17 cesspool he controls he controls over 31:19 the finances of transfers the control of 31:23 Finance - to France - to the bankers to 31:26 the free Masonic bankers so you know but 31:29 it's just yeah and so we've got you know 31:34 we have an organization and it has we 31:39 can see you know Jewish families in the 31:42 banking world but believe me this isn't 31:45 the only area that they're in 31:47 I mean you look at the political side 31:50 and we look at Disraeli okay now you 31:54 know Disraeli you know has a Jewish 31:57 background that purportedly converted to 31:59 some kind of Church of England 32:01 Christianity and was very devout except 32:04 for the fact that when he passed away he 32:07 gave all of his money to the Rothschild 32:09 family now that's all I don't think 32:12 someone who was you know supposedly you 32:15 know operating as a Christian because 32:18 another guy did the same thing in that 32:20 Cecil Road yes yes there's a roast not a 32:23 Jew but you see when he dies he has this 32:27 huge estate he makes it all given over 32:31 to the Rothschild family the same thing 32:33 with JP Morgan when he died 1914 I think 32:36 13 yeah he was only found be worth about 32:39 ten million dollars which is a lot of 32:41 money of course but the heat remember he 32:43 supposedly brought 12 things and not not 32:46 enough for a plutocrat the ideally he 32:48 was an agent they course he his firm's 32:50 follows firm traces back to the 32:52 Rothschilds and he himself made a lot of 32:54 money during the American Civil War 32:56 selling shoddy goods to the Union Army 33:02 but you know some but but I think Rhodes 33:04 is really important because you know you 33:07 can see that assault he's a lifetime AK 33:09 door and and I just you know because I 33:12 think that there is this classic sort of 33:15 structure of thinking that debt is the 33:18 primary tool and disagree I think that 33:22 there's some kind of family 33:23 ethnic-religious of taking something 33:25 beyond debt I think that is part of it 33:27 but if you look at Rhodes Rhodes is just 33:30 wealthy beyond anything imaginable and 33:32 he was obviously in the thrall of the 33:35 Rothschild family there's a letters 33:39 written during the Boer War that 33:42 indicate that Rhodes Baron Rothschild 33:45 and 33:49 the and Kipling rhetoric Kipling were 33:53 together basically overseeing the entire 33:57 you know military operation so there's 34:01 something here that is beyond debt 34:03 there's some no no I think with Kipling 34:06 obviously is the masonry roads don't 34:11 know you know what is the background but 34:13 but I my point is this is a critical 34:17 question is what is the kind of 34:20 centrifugal energy and it may not be 34:23 just one thing it might be debt in some 34:25 cases ethnicity and others both taking 34:30 and others there might be a series of 34:32 things but whatever they are we've got 34:33 to find out how the organization stays 34:37 in existence and keeps itself secret and 34:41 because you know we need to know that in 34:44 order to be able to defend ourselves 34:45 against it and it roads is interesting 34:48 here because it does factor the 34:49 Churchill later career Oh fears because 34:54 Churchill success in both Wars and 34:59 stirring up incidences or drawing the 35:03 United States into the both world wars 35:05 to bail the British Empire out I think 35:08 goes back to Rhodes and the Rhodes trust 35:12 effort or Enterprise two of this great 35:16 of this great reproach meant between the 35:18 United States and Great Britain but 35:20 started with the Union now movement and 35:22 these things where the service cultural 35:24 campaign to to buy the english-speaking 35:27 people's a Trisha would say into one 35:30 anglo-american Empire and this was the 35:33 great enterprise of the early twentieth 35:34 century and it paid off for him because 35:36 as Chris's the British Empire was was 35:39 bankrupted in both world wars the power 35:41 shifted over to North America not 35:44 changing hands but just shifting 35:47 changing vessels as the British Empire 35:51 became an exhausted husk right you know 35:53 and became the new empire the America 35:55 the anglo-american American Empire 35:57 Barrymore's the anglo-americans IO 36:00 after the Second World War but with the 36:03 world with with the world where we look 36:05 at Churchill Churchill is an icon is 36:08 sort of this king leonidas of the 20th 36:10 century as people oh my god this 36:16 pathetic drunk you know I mean there it 36:19 is I don't know how true the story of 36:24 the 300 is you know but um yeah so this 36:31 is but anyway a myth myths are very 36:33 powerful of course attritional myths is 36:34 very powerful choice as an icon and the 36:36 conventional picture we get of Winston 36:38 Churchill as being portrayed in this 36:40 latest you know thing to come out of 36:42 Hollywood especially it's his role 36:44 during the Second World War 36:46 and it's an interesting to remember that 36:48 much of our understanding of Winston 36:51 Churchill's role in the Second World War 36:53 well is was created by Winston and 36:55 himself he famously I think said that 36:57 history will be very kind to me because 36:59 I intend to write it right and so much 37:02 of our understanding comes from his very 37:04 well written a multi you know a book you 37:10 know he's you know multi-volume book of 37:13 the the second world wars are very well 37:14 written he could write very well so 37:17 that's our understanding of church of 37:19 the churchill legend and it's been 37:22 adopted 37:22 i think bought it was adopted by the 37:24 international establishment the 37:25 anglo-americans io empire because it 37:27 serves its purposes the symbol of 37:29 Winston Churchill he's sort of a totem 37:31 now for the anglo-americans aero 37:34 establishment because whoa because what 37:37 he stands for is constant 37:38 interventionism constant war this 37:41 Manichean view of the world of the you 37:43 know the heroic allies with a heroic 37:45 quest versus the knight that an evil 37:47 East or other you know these sort of 37:50 thing and this is the myth of course the 37:52 coming of the Second World Order was it 37:53 was a man that keen struggle between 37:55 clear good include evil black versus 37:57 white like a you know very Masonic 38:00 so-and-so and he his of course his image 38:04 was helped by his rhetoric he was very 38:06 good rhetoric Titian he the spoken word 38:08 and written word he was very good at 38:10 doing but the reality is he was many 38:13 ways very 38:14 typical grubby politician optimistic 38:16 switching parties three or four times 38:18 switching the positions to the extent 38:22 that you know it's English you know the 38:24 darkest hour of English finest hour was 38:26 largely extent of the policies that 38:27 British that which and Churchill had had 38:30 had promoted and carried out that is the 38:32 plight that England found itself in 1940 38:34 was a result of Winston Churchill's 38:36 policies he's never held their account 38:38 for that I mean he was a champion of the 38:40 First World War it was a he was a 38:43 advocate of britain abandoning its 38:45 policy of a splendid isolation and 38:48 actually getting into involved in a war 38:51 on the continent and this was their aunt 38:53 on cordial with france these things and 38:56 this christmas had disastrous 38:57 consequences because helped lead to lead 38:59 to the the First World War Chris you and 39:01 I both know this wasn't just a mistake 39:03 it was a long drawn-out plan this goes 39:05 back to the McKenna doctrine and it was 39:07 essential for Great Britain to smash 39:09 German and Russian power they can only 39:11 do this by two world wars by getting 39:13 these countries which by all rational 39:15 estimation should actually be united 39:17 against the C power actually got him to 39:19 fight one another both in both these 39:21 wars and for the first and second world 39:25 war so and so you have the even the 39:32 economic policies in the 1920s people 39:34 have totally going to deepen the richard 39:35 people think he just emerged 1940's a 39:37 hero with no but there's a historical 39:38 context to the plight of 1914 the 39:41 conditions of 1940 of course there's the 39:43 first war the aftermath economic 39:45 policies as the Chancellor of Exchequer 39:48 he was a big advocate of the English 39:50 pound maintaining parity with the US 39:52 dollar because that was absurd because 39:54 things found have been incredibly fine 39:55 inflated during the war it helped pay 39:57 for it for the war but what happened was 40:00 the the this is the bankers Benjamin 40:02 strong if the US the newly opened the 40:07 New York Fed working along with the Bank 40:09 of England Montague Norman who's also 40:10 very good friends with hummocks shocked 40:12 the German bank central banker so now 40:15 and I think you're all Masons but anyway 40:17 um the bike by trying to maintain parity 40:21 of the dollar required that the dollar 40:23 be heavily overvalued 40:27 okay or inflated rather not inflated and 40:31 this created the boom the economic 40:33 conditions that led to the Great Crash 40:34 now you and I both strongly suspect you 40:38 know that that Great Crash was another 40:40 disaster brought and only brought on to 40:42 bring about you know the Great War the 40:44 Second World War create a crisis in 40:46 Germany in these things but nevertheless 40:47 I don't know if Winston was aware of 40:49 that was poppy above his pay grade he's 40:51 advocating these policies and into the 40:54 1930s we mentioned the the influence of 40:58 Jewish families and the treasurer family 41:00 is in the 1930s 41:02 his sudden switched to go to become a 41:08 strongly anti Hitler coincides with his 41:10 in 1937 being bailed out by this group 41:14 called the focus just a sort of cabal of 41:17 Jewish finance ears yeah why'd you just 41:19 detail the focus course yes it was a 41:22 basic was just the focus was a group of 41:24 very wealthy Jewish finance ears and 41:26 they started advocating certain policies 41:28 it's very much you know like maybe like 41:30 APEC is today and they or 1937 Churchill 41:36 had lost his fortune in the night in the 41:40 stock market crash there was another 41:42 stock market crash in 1937 and he was 41:44 gonna he was on verge having to sell his 41:46 hat his estate and all of a sudden 41:48 something they pumped in like 50,000 41:50 pounds which is equivalent about two 41:51 million dollars and it was at that point 41:54 that Churchill started advocating a 41:56 strong stance towards towards Hitler 41:58 Nazi Germany and there was a was it 42:01 struck hush was his name the notes here 42:08 that was a straw posh baby mark yeah 42:16 yeah he says 1936 he forged links with 42:21 an informal London pressure group known 42:23 as the focus whose purpose was to open 42:24 the eyes of the British public to one 42:26 great menace Nazi Germany the great bulk 42:30 of his finance came from rich British 42:31 Jews such as Sir Robert mooned Sir 42:34 Robert aware-lea Cohn a managing 42:36 director of shell and latter contributor 42:38 let opportunity fifty thousand pounds 42:40 was to be useful in expanding 42:42 Churchill's network of context and 42:43 punishing I'm sorry I'm pushing for 42:45 entry into his cabinet and so yeah there 42:49 they were so he was bailed out more or 42:52 less it you can call it a bribe or not 42:53 but that sudden that coincided with a 42:56 sweet you know in changing the churchill 42:59 changing his public stances on things so 43:02 this lead this leads up to the war 43:04 kristen we're talking about 1940 and the 43:06 of course the it was the britain's blank 43:09 cheque to poland which created the 43:11 crisis the german boat dispute with 43:14 germany and poland regarding the dancing 43:16 quarter and these things she germany 43:18 goes to war over Poland then that does 43:20 nothing there's a crisis in the spring 43:23 of 1940 when Germany beats Britain to 43:26 the punch invades Norway then goes to 43:27 the Low Countries and drives through 43:30 France France collapses in the late 43:32 spring of 1940 this brings Churchill to 43:34 power of course I think the disaster in 43:37 Norway was largely Church was doing too 43:39 but nevertheless he this causes 43:41 Chamberlain's fall from power 43:43 he becomes Prime Minister France 43:45 collapses capitulates 43:47 June 22nd 1941 a clerk and movie was 43:50 made last year about that another 43:52 British victory eh yes it's like I think 43:55 Churchill gave the order total soldiers 43:57 advance to the Seas yes doctor is 44:02 extremely important to understand 44:04 whatever they call II would make these 44:05 these mind-control movies it's always 44:07 you know important to pay attention and 44:09 try to see what they were and I mean 44:12 Dunkirk is basically strong evidence 44:15 that you're dealing with a theatrical 44:18 event 44:19 it's nothing yeah because he kept Hitler 44:20 doesn't do anything yeah all right I 44:22 mean I mean there's there's the idea 44:23 that he doesn't invade a Dunkirk when 44:27 they were just sitting ducks and could 44:29 have wiped out the entire British Army 44:30 but then does invade Russia yes right I 44:34 mean it makes it's you know whether they 44:37 say well Hitler wasn't saying yeah well 44:38 I mean no one is that insane so what how 44:41 about another explanation well the 44:44 explanation is is that Hitler was a 44:47 lifetime actor that what was being 44:49 structured with World War 2 was 44:51 basically the destruction of your 44:53 it's sort of like a Civil War in the 44:55 Americas where you know the more you 44:57 kill the better things are for the old 44:59 darks you know that in the same people 45:02 of Finance Churchill's bailout we're 45:04 behind financing the rise of Adolf 45:05 Hitler well exactly right in fact now 45:08 let's just back up one second because we 45:10 remember and the show we did where we 45:13 talked about British Zionism 45:16 and Churchill is directly in this stream 45:19 I mean the Spencer if indeed these 45:21 groups are the British the Zionists so 45:24 that people think that Zionism comes 45:26 from Jews now it doesn't it comes from 45:28 the British Masonic world comes from 45:31 Palmerston Lord pumps and these guys 45:34 they invented it in the middle of the 45:37 you know 19th century 1848 this was long 45:40 before you had any kind of Jewish you 45:45 know promotion of the idea of European 45:47 Jews moving to Palestine the British 45:50 Zionists have this idea and it's already 45:53 with Palmer so in 1848 Churchill was the 45:56 direct descendant of this you know line 46:00 of thinking and and so that's you know 46:05 that's the context that then you can see 46:07 you know I mean Churchill's connections 46:11 into the Zionism that that you know 46:15 follows World War two and I'm World War 46:16 one I mean he's part of the Masonic 46:21 Anglo political class that creates 46:24 Zionism that that's really I think an 46:26 important way to understand Winston is 46:28 who is he where does he come from 46:31 it's Masonic but it's it's Zionist 46:34 Masonic it's this particular version of 46:37 masonry that that Britain that Britain 46:40 developed now to link back to what you 46:42 were saying the reason why this is 46:44 important is that then the tools society 46:47 which comes from this group is is 46:50 develops the Nazi Party the Tea Party 46:53 there's a few iterations but they but 46:56 they're really just veneers I mean it's 46:57 a straight shot with the occultism with 47:01 the symbol of the of the swastika you 47:04 know that that it is a straight shot 47:06 from 47:07 the British Zionists into the into the 47:10 Nazi Party and so now when you come back 47:13 to dumb Kurt right you're you I think 47:16 you're you're obviously looking out but 47:20 you're you are you are most likely 47:21 looking at just a kind of scripted event 47:24 right where the the Nazi Party is just 47:28 being established so that you can have 47:33 someone at the you know at the head of 47:35 it who has the political will and 47:38 control does this hold the Army in place 47:41 and let the the whole nation get 47:42 slaughtered this leads us back to well 47:45 why diff why does church will create 47:47 this concept of total war yeah what is 47:50 the purpose of tobor it has no makes no 47:52 sense in terms of military or political 47:54 structure well it's just racial genocide 47:58 I mean that that's how it makes sense is 48:01 that this group these this that this 48:03 combination of you know Rothschild 48:06 family banking family Jewish kind of you 48:10 know Moses has this whole lineage has 48:12 some kind of relationship and you can 48:15 see it over and over again Tim with this 48:18 Masonic lineage that produces I anism 48:20 and then the result is genocide of the 48:23 European so you know how does how does 48:26 all this get unraveled how does this get 48:27 explained you also have that with in the 48:31 ramp to the war with with King Edward is 48:34 his abdication yeah in woloson you know 48:37 with Wallace Simpson this divorcee and 48:39 the um of course that's the official 48:42 story was you know love conquers all 48:44 this romance and that's why he gave up 48:46 the throne for it for this woman yeah 48:48 right 48:49 you really had there if you look at 48:51 because I think quickly talks about this 48:53 tragedy to hope and talks about the 48:55 British in the late 30s constructed this 48:58 false dialectic and in Great Britain to 49:01 lure Hitler into hoping that he would 49:04 get get a signed a separate peace 49:08 eventually with Great Brain because 49:10 there was a dis that the appeasement 49:11 faction in Britain and those 49:13 confrontational faction Britain you know 49:15 represented by Winston Churchill and of 49:17 you and so the idea where there's this 49:20 was never a genuine cough 49:21 within British policy circles was there 49:22 to lure Hitler so Hitler would go to war 49:25 and thinking he could get it get a 49:28 separate peace with Britain so he could 49:31 go off this this crazy crusade against 49:34 Bolshevism in the east but this is again 49:36 it's an attempt to drag out the war to 49:38 provoke the war and expand the war to 49:41 create the dialectic and the postural 49:43 process just creating a bipolar world 49:45 which is necessary to move to a unipolar 49:47 world which is we call the New World 49:48 Order yeah and so you have all this 49:51 intrigue going on it's nothing how it's 49:52 how it's presented but we get it just 49:54 brings of course Dunkirk leads us to UM 49:56 Hitler goes to Paris tourist Paris and 49:59 goes back home and you have these 50:01 pictures of these the Nazi General Staff 50:04 staring at the White Cliffs of Dover you 50:05 can see them from across the channel and 50:07 this myth of the some pending invasion 50:08 of course there's never any real post 50:10 operation sea lion never had any serious 50:13 plans to invade Great Britain because 50:14 they simply didn't have if they wanted 50:16 to they did they would have wiped out 50:19 the dunker yeah yeah they would exactly 50:22 didn't do that because that's what the 50:25 Allies were using as a staging area to 50:27 come and destroy them to people but yeah 50:29 it just goes of course this movie Chris 50:31 next week I haven't seen the yet but it 50:33 portrays this desperate errors this 50:35 darkest hours of the battle Britain and 50:39 what's important to know about the 50:41 battle Britain was that it starts 50:43 building late July 1940 roughly August 50:47 September it Peaks and most of it 50:51 actually was the Luftwaffe are fighting 50:53 the RAF over the channel 29 radar 50:55 stations bombing military targets 50:57 primarily in Great Britain what happens 51:00 is Churchill 51:03 let's do missiles bombs getting dropped 51:06 there was no war against Britain 51:08 yeah Germans you know they just didn't 51:10 draw order borders a bombing of Berlin 51:13 to provoke Hitler to bomb London and 51:15 Joseph Kennedy this diary said this was 51:18 done intentionally because that way 51:20 Churchill wouldn't have to deal with any 51:21 peace advocates in Great Britain there's 51:24 a parent advocate assigned separate 51:25 because after nineteen forties that son 51:27 comb almost like Napoleon in 1808 II 51:29 know to the Peace of Amiens where you 51:31 know they signed a separate peace for a 51:33 little while and this is 51:34 she do but um in church of course you 51:37 know advocated fighting on despite the 51:38 fact that they've been pushed off the 51:39 continent and no real means to bring the 51:41 water Hitler at that point without 51:42 getting American in the war which state 51:44 which it does the second in 1914 with 51:46 the Lusitania but um what happens is the 51:50 the key point is the criticism this 51:52 movie is about the Battle of Britain and 51:54 particularly the what they've called the 51:55 Blitz the bombing of London savage 51:57 bombing of London of course it compares 51:59 nothing to what the the Allied the 52:02 anglo-american bombing campaign would do 52:03 to Germany 52:04 ten to one casualty losses and things 52:06 like that hundred to one but the point 52:11 is Churchill wanted London to be bombed 52:14 no that was so I mean it's like so the I 52:19 doubt this movie's gonna portray that 52:21 but that was he wanted more suffering 52:23 because that's that way you you stir up 52:26 more war fever and destroy the advocates 52:29 of of peace and what's funny thing is 52:31 they claimed in 1944-45 that they were 52:34 bombing Germany to make the leaders sue 52:36 for peace but the experience is when you 52:38 bomb a country that actually stiffens 52:40 resolve that actually supports the 52:43 government course it doesn't achieve 52:44 never achieves a peace because people 52:47 get mad when you're dropping bombs on 52:49 them and they want to fight back the 52:52 reason that first of all I mean III 52:53 think that there is nothing but the 52:58 behavior of actors and an a fictional 53:00 script in world war two or there's very 53:02 little covet that I think has any sort 53:04 of basis and what a existential reality 53:09 these are just you know scripted events 53:12 to create plausible narratives and and 53:14 they want a Hitler to drop a few bombs 53:17 in London and kill a few kids and 53:19 terrorize of the civilian even though it 53:21 has no military function at all because 53:23 this will justify total war 53:25 look the whole purpose of what they're 53:28 doing is to set up the psychological 53:30 condition whereby the American and 53:33 British public will accept a war that 53:36 they won't go oh gee why are we 53:39 exterminating an entire continent of 53:41 people right what what what what is that 53:44 what is the purpose of that and 53:46 that's what the this is all about then 53:49 you've got you know the skullenbones 53:51 cesspool Life magazine you know with all 53:54 of the pictures of the little kids and 53:56 their you know the doll lying in the 53:58 rubble of a bombed-out thing and then of 54:00 course they go into the Holocaust stuff 54:05 to some extent toward the end of the war 54:07 and this is what's what is the purpose 54:08 of all this hey it's just like they're 54:11 gonna wipe out of people they don't want 54:13 anyone just you know these peaceniks to 54:15 stand up and go wait a sec what Alessa 54:16 kind of moral structure to what we're 54:18 doing or we're worse than they are we're 54:21 a hundred times more barbaric than these 54:23 people what do we stand for these if 54:26 they won't took total war is very hard 54:28 to justify intellectually in fact it 54:30 can't be justified an election so you 54:32 need to have an emotional battering ram 54:35 of intimidation to keep people from 54:37 stopping you and that's why the whole 54:39 war was set up in this way so that you 54:41 could have total war on you know on 54:45 Germany and nuclear bombs on the Japs 54:47 yeah that's interesting because I think 54:49 it was during the Blitz that the British 54:51 government actually distributed gas 54:52 masks knowing full well there's no 54:54 threat of a gas attack on London just a 54:56 slight that's to scare people and that 54:58 set Savannah breaks the four tails the 55:02 the drop you know drop in a row of it 55:05 you know the campaign the 50s with in 55:08 America with a nuclear bomb where they 55:11 said you have to drop you know under 55:13 your desk or something the Edward 55:14 Bernays public fuckin covered the except 55:20 the X had a duck character Duck and 55:22 Cover you liked it Donald oh yeah and so 55:25 that is nonsensical yes and this isn't 55:28 done as a measure of civil defense is 55:29 done just to terrify people no you know 55:32 didn't work with me I was a kid but I I 55:35 didn't think the Duck and Cover was 55:37 going to work because I'd grown up in 55:39 Japan and my father was a chemical 55:41 engineer and I had a little bit of 55:43 knowledge about Hiroshima and Nagasaki 55:45 and I knew there wasn't no death way I 55:47 was gonna Duck and Cover 55:52 so it was just done to terrorize kids 55:55 and basically set up the begin 55:57 of the you know the the end of democracy 56:00 in America the new world were willing 56:02 interesting about this quistis latest 56:04 film is a typical World War two 56:07 propagandist they're still producing 56:08 World War two propaganda which is 56:10 interesting is what World War two really 56:13 symbolized this the sort of this some 56:15 relationship between the national 56:17 security state and the War Department 56:18 later the Pentagon with Hollywood really 56:21 that that that relationship was really 56:23 sealed it dates back as early as even 56:24 Howard Hughes with his movie Hells 56:26 Angels that was also a world war one 56:28 propaganda film after the fact to 56:30 promote promote the war it's a silent 56:32 film but um is the Churchill himself had 56:37 established a very Pro British cell 56:40 operate in in Hollywood to promote Pro 56:42 British propaganda in the late 30s an 56:45 anti German propaganda this was called 56:48 you know the quarter-circle Alexander 56:49 quarter who was a British agent in 56:52 England I'm sorry in Hollywood making 56:54 sure that films came out that promoted 56:55 British interests it's so it this was 56:59 this cultural you know the the cultural 57:02 importance the propaganda value of 57:04 Hollywood back then was very important 57:07 you have and of course what we've seen 57:10 out today this movie being produced the 57:12 efforts of sort of this pro-british 57:16 view taking over Hollywood in the 30s 57:19 and 40s good example was Casablanca came 57:22 out 1942 it the thing was being produced 57:25 before America entered the war it had to 57:27 have been her cuz it came out 1942 or 57:31 some idea of it I think it was based on 57:32 a play everything happens at Rick's 57:34 plays um so but this could today in 57:38 today's Hollywood you know with the 57:39 Zionist propaganda that so that 57:41 Hollywood producers so much you know 57:45 it's the the British effort in 30 to 40 57:47 s sort of foreshadowed today's you know 57:50 Pro Zionist propaganda coming out of 57:52 Hollywood just a Porsche I mean it's 57:58 what it's what was the direct you know 58:00 ancestor that led into it and it was all 58:03 these movies that came out were very 58:05 important to shaping people's attitude 58:07 during the world but particularly after 58:09 the world 58:10 that's when these all these movies came 58:11 out the war movies of the 50s and 60s 58:13 some very good rather very good 58:15 productions but nevertheless they were 58:19 very propaganda they created again they 58:22 created this image of the war is it the 58:24 good war is a struggle against the evil 58:26 and the evil Adolf Hitler got isn't it 58:29 amazing they think of it Tim just think 58:31 about this so here you have the New 58:33 World Order with you know 9/11 birthday 58:37 lucky to have Adolf Hitler just lucky 58:43 yeah these these dos guys were lucky to 58:46 have him so they could just sit there 58:47 and go oh man there's a total do you 58:49 know crazy we got to have the police 58:51 today we got to have the snooping we got 58:53 to have you know about 9 1 they were so 58:56 lucky to have him so lucky and then 58:58 weren't they also lucky to have someone 59:01 who would sit there and go you know I'm 59:02 not going to surrender in fact you 59:05 you'll have to kill all of the German 59:07 people because the German people should 59:08 just extinguish itself rather than lose 59:10 this world weren't they lucky to have 59:13 this guy show up at that time gosh darn 59:15 it that that's just amazing to me if 59:17 they think about the destruction the 59:19 German people's they enough Churchill 59:22 was an advocate of the morgenthau plan' 59:24 yeah the only the morgenthau plan' of 59:28 course is an actual genocide will 59:29 document that that's actually been 59:31 produced but no one talks about the 59:38 morgenthau plan' and they die deed to 59:40 kill you know about 40% of the germans 59:43 and turn it back to you the 59:44 industrializing starve everyone the 59:46 death of course we have the thing like 59:47 the the Rye meadow camps the Eisenhower 59:49 death camps we're just so sickening and 59:55 incidentally that cesspool Eisenhower 59:58 who is known as a Jew incidentally I 60:01 mean this is you know how he's 60:03 characterized in his West Point yearbook 60:08 he had the same perspective of Germans 60:12 that Hitler that seemed that the 60:14 Churchill did he that they were kind of 60:17 a deranged individuals race and they 60:20 needed to be destroyed he actually said 60:21 I just 60:22 hate Germans that's abuse depression 60:24 with Churchill to now link that to UHN 60:28 camera e/g isn't it funny how these guys 60:32 had the exact same position that was 60:36 then calculated using the psychological 60:39 sciences right e-tec and Cameron the 60:43 lunatic who was using psychic driving in 60:47 the MKULTRA experiments right came up 60:49 with in terms of the German people which 60:51 was then used as one of the planks at 60:53 Nuremberg you know to be able to set up 60:55 a political control over over in this 60:58 the the remnants of the people that have 61:00 been destroyed so gee Tim it sure looks 61:04 to me like a cesspool and of course we 61:06 also have the business context through 61:08 trading contacts that were maintained 61:11 throughout the war with Standard Oil 61:12 General Motors and Ford of course it was 61:16 the Luftwaffe itself was fueled by oh 61:19 yeah this is just Scotland this is 61:24 Schoen bones working their end of the 61:25 deal where they've got all the money 61:27 coming into Germany to create the 61:29 weapons that can be used to keep the war 61:32 going less Eustace Mullins documented 61:39 that at the end of World War one Michael 61:43 Weis a Jewish guy who is the head of the 61:47 British intelligence services according 61:51 to Mullins was caught by this nurse 61:56 trying to prolong World War one and she 62:01 evidently found food that was being 62:03 shipped from the Allies Britain to the 62:06 Germans to keep the war going on she 62:08 understood what the purpose was and she 62:10 produced in a nurse's journal letters of 62:13 you know putting this out according to 62:15 Mullen she then was captured 62:17 mysteriously by the Germans and then 62:19 executed and so you get this idea of 62:25 working to prolong the war you know 62:29 which is just it again that this theme 62:31 pops up when you look at the Civil War 62:34 you know which then goes into Jefferson 62:36 Davis and the mysterious you know 62:37 exoneration where skullenbones is 62:39 visible everywhere when you look at the 62:43 money that is coming from like Braun 62:45 Harriman in German industrial entities 62:48 which then are critic you know if you 62:50 see the stench of the skullenbones crowd 62:53 just everywhere right so yeah I think 62:57 we've got it's I think you know no 63:00 normal person can look at this 63:02 collection of data and come in many 63:06 other kinds of conclusion chimp it's 63:08 successful I mean this was basically you 63:11 know a destruction of a people that was 63:14 being overseen by a secret society 63:17 they've taken over the political classes 63:19 of both sides of the conflict hold it in 63:22 place and slaughter the people I mean 63:24 you know it's uh seems that's what 63:27 that's what it seemed like to me yeah it 63:29 was it was a that's why you had you know 63:32 IBM had offices at Auschwitz you know 63:38 because they it was at the Hollander 63:40 machines or something they used for 63:41 tracking the people and you know the 63:44 number is of course that implies 63:45 something completely different than the 63:46 standard narrative because if you're 63:48 just killing people why are you number 63:49 immuno all types of problem with that 63:51 but of course you know the idea of 63:54 German beast year old German that 63:56 activity the genocide these things 63:57 Oliver says justifies the the literal 64:00 Holocaust is of Dresden and Hamburg and 64:03 Cologne and these things the rape the 64:05 raping of Germany by the Red Army as it 64:08 drove into Germany in 1945 all these 64:11 things operation keelhaul the 64:13 repatriation of these anti-stalinist 64:16 forces that they had the misfortune of 64:18 fighting with the German army hoping 64:20 that they'd liberate Russia from Stalin 64:21 you have read stopped the Churchill's 64:23 rhetoric regarding Stalin calling him a 64:25 great man and I like you know these 64:28 things that he's you know all the 64:30 straight things he said about Stalin of 64:31 course that you know if we are to judge 64:34 Hitler for his crimes what are we making 64:37 Stalin's crimes which are which were far 64:39 worse despite sheer numbers nevertheless 64:42 that's okay Stalin we you know we it was 64:45 the grand alliance with Stalin but 64:47 what of his crimes and these things so 64:49 it at the very least the war itself is 64:53 well it's much more morally ambiguous if 64:56 not you know it's just then we've been 64:58 led to believe it wasn't just good and 64:59 bad stuff and these these leaders are 65:01 not heroes you know we the they're there 65:11 I don't think there's ever going to be 65:14 you know sort of like the Holocaust you 65:18 know I don't think we're ever going to 65:19 find the shrunken heads that work when 65:24 they came into Buchenwald I don't think 65:26 we're ever gonna see the human lampshade 65:28 because you see if they if these kinds 65:30 of things are brought forward then you 65:31 can have actual scrutiny of them in the 65:33 whole the narrative would be exposed as 65:35 propaganda and false so as far as you 65:38 know like Hitler man I think that this 65:40 guy has been buried to history I think 65:43 you're gonna have a really hard time 65:44 getting any our data on all this but I 65:47 think that analytically you can approach 65:49 the truth I think that analytically a 65:52 person can recognize that it's just not 65:55 possible that one of the more absolutely 65:59 bizarre and irrational characters in 66:01 history would accidentally pop up at 66:04 this point and then create the 66:06 justification for the New World Order I 66:08 just think you know a rational person 66:10 would say well maybe but maybe not 66:14 you know maybe there is a plan here 66:17 there seems to be plan to so much else 66:19 you know looking at 9/11 I'm looking at 66:21 all the false flag narratives you know I 66:23 think a false flag for Hitler would be 66:26 very very plausible this should be 66:29 something that gets into the vernacular 66:30 right they should be something that 66:32 people talk about they shouldn't just be 66:35 Tim and Joe the speaker speaking of a 66:39 false flag because we know about Pearl 66:40 Harbor these things yeah yeah there's 66:43 the South Joe Kennedy Joseph Kennedy was 66:46 the ambassador in 1940 to Great Britain 66:48 Irish Catholic who didn't get along with 66:52 Churchill he was wasn't he was an 66:57 opponent eventually American in turn 66:59 into the war eventually he was sacked by 67:00 it Franklin 67:01 Roosevelt but he's the one talking his 67:04 diary about how about Churchill wanting 67:08 London to be bombed but there is funny 67:11 liner where Kennedy writes that he's 67:13 going headed back home and or going he's 67:16 traveling our ship this is after talk 67:19 with Churchill just a kennedy the 67:21 american bastion of britain noted in his 67:23 diary every hour will be spent by the 67:24 british in trying to figure out how we 67:28 be gotten in meaning the war when he 67:30 left from lisbon on a ship to New York 67:33 Kennedy pleaded with the State 67:34 Department to announce that if the ship 67:36 should be should happen to blow up 67:37 mysteriously in the mid-atlantic United 67:40 States would not consider it a cause for 67:41 war with Germany in his unpublished 67:43 memoirs Kennedy wrote I thought this 67:46 this would give me some protection 67:47 against Churchill's placing a bomb on my 67:49 ship and of course if you know about 67:54 that you surround the Lusitania that is 67:56 not paranoia that's that's so you can 68:02 see that I mean you know clear minded 68:04 people have always had some suspicions 68:06 about the whole thing 68:08 you know it's been it's been woven into 68:11 basically Hollywood movies 68:12 I mean the reason why so much of what we 68:17 have talked about would be incoherent 68:19 and just shocking to to most Americans 68:24 is because they've gotten their sense of 68:25 history from them from all away yeah 68:27 they seek Dunkirk they say they see this 68:30 the darkest hour the Schindler's List 68:33 the boy in the Striped Pyjamas or maybe 68:36 Hogan's Heroes McHale's Navy close to 68:42 history's any of the other so so that's 68:46 what happens you know is that Americans 68:48 are socialized slowly but surely and 68:51 they end up with not with no capacity to 68:53 think about any of the history that has 68:56 led to the current situation where the 68:58 New World Order with all the technologic 69:01 stooping and in the control of some 69:03 mysterious organization that no one 69:05 knows who in the hell they are right 69:07 really is about to really ratchet down 69:12 on your existence 69:14 it was Churchill Churchill himself I 69:16 think I was listening to Fletcher Prouty 69:20 was talking about this in one of his 69:23 talks about Churchill during the war he 69:26 himself referred to a high cabal that 69:29 the he that he himself did not 69:31 understand and Disraeli a predecessor 69:34 nineteenth-century prime minister makes 69:36 the same observation about we are 69:37 controlled history and ourselves we are 69:40 controlled by persons and persons is we 69:42 never meet yeah so go ahead I'm sorry 69:47 that was it this this is the truth this 69:51 is the simple truth account those 69:53 statements are clear and our accurate 69:56 reflections of everyone's experience 69:58 even Bill Clinton said that I give 70:00 orders no one listens neat right and let 70:03 us Lenin said that too by the way yeah 70:05 but you see therefore yeah the common 70:09 person should take the position that 70:10 there is no democratic control over the 70:14 actual activity of government this is 70:17 just self-evident oddly enough democracy 70:19 makes it worse because it clouds the 70:21 issue well with what it's called 70:23 democracy is just pageant that is put on 70:26 to make people not recognize they're 70:28 enslaved yeah now you can vote for Trump 70:31 or Clinton wow this is great it's 70:34 democracy because you hate one or the 70:35 other you think it's democratic there's 70:37 some kind of democratic process that you 70:39 know your side loss or your side won 70:40 it's like a football game yeah it's it's 70:43 interesting you started out this 70:44 conversation talking about Freemasonry 70:46 and it was going on with total war and 70:49 total war is a free masonic project I 70:52 think this that's not a esoteric reading 70:55 of history is if you look at the idea of 70:56 total war comes out of the French 70:59 Revolution yeah and the idea of the 71:01 Republic and now it was the People's War 71:03 and prior to that wars were thought of 71:05 as trifling Affairs or rather conflicts 71:10 between ruling families and the idea was 71:13 you leave the people alone generally 71:15 speaking this kind of grew out of the 30 71:17 Years War and sort of listen Halen's we 71:20 need to civilize this somewhat and it 71:22 worked first in the Europe in Europe 71:24 they kind of stuck to this for for a 71:26 couple centuries 71:27 and a story was told to me about the 71:31 front of the franco-prussian war in 1870 71:35 the Germans had driven into France and 71:39 I'll say slurry and the advancing army 71:42 the officers took over French town and 71:45 they paid the French hotel owner gold 71:48 coins to stay there well so this this is 71:56 their idea but so by then total war 72:01 itself is grew out of the idea as I said 72:05 Jimmy wraps right it comes from the 72:06 French Revolution that was you really 72:08 had the Masonic control of more than you 72:09 can see they were actually trying to 72:10 destroy classes of p.m. yeah it was it 72:14 wasn't you know I mean like you know we 72:17 have to get rid of the King wasn't got a 72:18 revolution based on you know like a 72:20 royal family kind of thing where were a 72:22 family that have a hard time even 72:23 raising enough money to get that guy 72:25 together the to throw some catapults 72:27 into some castle you know yeah I mean 72:28 was where they had intellectual struck 72:31 structure sofas right right then this 72:33 clever argument where now we've got to 72:35 we got to clear though we have to kill 72:37 the blue jersey right we have to kill 72:39 the the religious class we had to 72:42 Carroll to kill these classes of people 72:44 this is this is then expanded you know 72:47 basically I you know you start then 72:50 seeing the Civil War where you know you 72:53 American Civil War very much I think you 72:55 know in this this line of escalation of 72:59 of genocide where you know we just have 73:02 to like mow down to the last man there 73:05 is no such thing as a political solution 73:07 there's there's no way to surrender and 73:10 create terms that's all behind us it has 73:13 to be slaughtered down to last man and 73:15 this is occurring Tim because what 73:17 you're seeing now is is the control that 73:19 the secret society has finally gained 73:22 they've been working for hundreds of 73:23 years when you look at the the activity 73:26 around Jefferson Davis at the end of the 73:28 Civil War you can see it in action now 73:30 where they control both sides of the 73:33 political class both sides of they 73:35 control the nations of the world the 73:38 European nations they they slivered into 73:41 banking the political and royal family 73:44 lineage --is and even into the religious 73:46 lineages and now they can come up with 73:48 some clever arguments push the people 73:51 together they've got the technology in 73:53 terms of weaponry and they can start 73:54 wiping them out yeah so that's what 73:56 happened yeah that that is the history 73:59 and that is the future if people don't 74:02 wake the hell up and of course part of 74:04 waking up is sort of this iconoclasm 74:06 smashing the statues of these false gods 74:09 which in Churchill there's a connection 74:12 article it was a data from a speech 74:15 given by a lecture by the late 74:17 libertarian historian Ralph Reiko on 74:20 Churchill Churchill reconsidered and 74:22 this a short paragraph on his conclusion 74:24 on Churchill he says there is a way of 74:27 looking at what's in Churchill is very 74:28 tempting that he was a deeply flawed 74:30 creature who was someone by at a 74:33 critical moment to do battle with 74:34 uniquely appalling evil and whose very 74:36 flaws contributed to a glorious victory 74:38 in a way like Merlin and CS Lewis's 74:40 great Christian novel that hideous 74:42 strength such a judgment would I believe 74:45 be superficial a candid examination was 74:47 career I should just yield a different 74:48 conclusion that when all is said and 74:51 done which in Churchill was a man of 74:52 blood a Politico without principal who's 74:55 a path iosys serves to corrupt every 74:57 standard of honesty in morality and 74:59 politics and history that's a pretty 75:02 fair summation of you know I disagree I 75:06 would say that's that is on the way to 75:09 affair yes yeah but it's but it's not 75:12 all the way on yeah yeah yeah give it 75:14 give our talk tonight 75:17 it's like you were saying um how do we 75:21 how do we transition people well one 75:23 thing you've got to do is you got to 75:24 throw these icons into the ditch P can't 75:27 sit here and go FDR was you know New 75:29 Deal Social Security right you have to 75:31 see new FDR is a sexual degenerate you 75:34 know that that leads to Kinsey having 75:37 influence in terms of our legal system 75:38 because George HW Bush wasn't the first 75:41 sexual degenerate in a wheelchair 75:43 [Laughter] 75:51 yeah well so anyways this is the thing 75:53 is that we got to put these icons in the 75:54 ditch and and and that is that 75:58 description is lease is on the way yes 75:59 but you have to go further you've got to 76:01 say wait a second the these these guys 76:05 could not they're not just you know 76:09 flawed they're Flavian flawed they are 76:14 lifetime actors what you're seeing our 76:16 Jenna situs masquerading as as political 76:20 leaders and whine constantly to try to 76:23 create the structure that the narrative 76:26 you know this this kind of dance that 76:28 they do to set up the political dynamics 76:31 so now it's time to launch the weapons 76:33 and that of course will mean to wipe out 76:35 you know eighty seven population that's 76:38 a shame but it's total war and by god 76:42 look we got them they are off of their 76:45 dead we're all dead too 76:46 but not a problem because we want I mean 76:50 it's like the idiot Britons dancing at 76:53 the end of World War one you know 76:55 celebrating the victory over the y-axis 76:58 oh my god like they won the war right 77:02 except you know millions and millions of 77:07 their racial brothers that were dead and 77:09 their economy was crushed and World War 77:13 two was just around the corner and so 77:14 they were sitting there you know dancing 77:16 sobering I mean obviously when war ends 77:19 it's a natural info well yeah I mean 77:21 there's just a with Churchill that you 77:22 think he's a comment in 1945 as he 77:25 surveying the situation I mean the 77:28 exhaustion of German power he goes 77:30 what's there between the White Cliffs of 77:32 Dover and the Russian White steps well 77:36 Winston if you thought about what do you 77:39 think was gonna happen with his war if 77:41 he just if you wipe out Germany he 77:43 creates a vacuum II of course can't you 77:45 look at a map can't you foresee this 77:47 well the reality is of course he could 77:49 foresee this this he's writing these 77:51 down for history right exactly 77:53 he knows exactly what's going on there 77:56 it's not like well well who could have 77:58 foreseen that we'd have a cold war like 78:02 in burned you know like yeah LBJ go 78:04 oh my god I don't know what to do I mean 78:06 okay there you know we we need to we 78:10 need to like invade I guess I mean LBJ 78:13 doesn't know that the gulf of tonkin was 78:15 a false flag yeah Hey I mean PJ doesn't 78:18 know that sending American squads in 78:22 tiny numbers into the jungle is going to 78:25 create an enormous amount of casualties 78:27 he doesn't know that you know spraying 78:28 herbicide over the entire country is 78:30 going to you know basically kill tens of 78:32 thousand people look they know this 78:34 stuff he what we get it's all yes every 78:39 single line the New York Times I mean 78:41 it's like I mean that the coverage of 78:43 the homo lador was probably like as real 78:46 as anything else the New York Times I 78:47 mean it's just complete fiction it's 78:51 fiction and how they present it but 78:53 moreover what they're presenting is 78:55 fiction in the beginning yeah and of 78:57 course no example is a lot of the 78:59 speeches that the English people heard 79:00 that aroused them to stand up to Hitler 79:02 wasn't Churchill Louisa 79:04 that actor Norman Thomas or Norman yeah 79:06 this is Norman Thomas yeah yeah they 79:09 hired an actor because he was you 79:13 couldn't know the gun owners now he was 79:15 saying so they got some guys that had a 79:16 grumbling voice I mean I gather they 79:19 called a war they call it war theater 79:21 right we're the theater the Pacific 79:23 Theater 79:24 the Hiroshima memorial the 79:25 picture-taking iconic photograph that 79:27 was posed wasn't genuine these these are 79:30 all fake I mean it's it's yes it's a 79:33 show I mean isn't it isn't there isn't 79:35 destruction isn't death and there's an 79:36 misery but the whole point is this 79:39 that's part of the production you know 79:43 it's just a big matrix with propaganda 79:49 everywhere so this is the first thing is 79:51 okay you know we're in a very bad 79:55 situation obviously the political class 79:58 the financial class the rulers the old 80:01 arts are a secret society and they 80:02 intended genocide and are in the process 80:04 of it and maybe even worse intend to 80:07 structure us as intellectually feeble 80:10 slaves as them Huxley's brave new world 80:14 what to do well first thing is stop the 80:18 damned 80:18 you know stop the propaganda turn off 80:20 the crap recognize and tell people that 80:24 mainstream media is a weapon it's not 80:26 just a cesspool you know it's a design 80:29 weapon and part of the weapon and and 80:32 this is why there are little talk we're 80:33 having tonight is I think you know 80:35 timely because you've got this cesspool 80:38 movie coming out 80:39 you know Winnie the Pooh / and yes yeah 80:42 yeah and you have to ask why it's coming 80:44 out yeah exactly 80:45 and here is it trying to you know 80:47 recreate this this old Masonic load of 80:52 rubbish who is who was just there to 80:55 kill the Europeans they're trying to 80:57 create all they're trying to regen that 80:59 this you know oh my god here we are you 81:03 know the ultimate evil is right there 81:04 across the COBE honor of you're fighting 81:07 us and killing us up so it's okay to 81:09 commit to commit to total war you know 81:13 okay to have total war I mean you know 81:15 the movie would be great if they would 81:16 just go let's let's uh let's look at the 81:19 movie from the perspective of the 81:21 civilians in in Dresden or Humber let's 81:26 look at that story here is the story of 81:28 the glorious Winston Churchill how about 81:30 the civilians that were burned to death 81:32 that's so true melt melting into the 81:34 into the street yeah being burn death by 81:36 melting Street uh do you know what what 81:41 uh where is the glory you know in in 81:45 that the British bulldog Churchill will 81:48 fight them on the streets in bad luck 81:51 you know how I'll again tell the truth 81:53 Church we will burn the children we will 81:57 evaporate women right we will destroy a 82:00 race and we in the reason for it huh 82:04 there isn't it we're just gonna do it 82:06 well I'm sorry buddy you gotta explain 82:08 this you see the people should have been 82:11 demanding at them they should have been 82:13 saying no no you've got to explain why 82:16 you're gonna do what you they and 82:17 they're in the the population have to 82:21 stop being so Pacific and and docile 82:24 when they are when the political class 82:27 just creates a you know some little 82:29 bizarre narrative 82:30 you know throw them off guard we need to 82:33 develop more skepticism which stems from 82:36 the only place it comes from more hard 82:38 data the schematic we've got to build 82:42 out the schematic I think that our show 82:44 does a good job of being part of it 82:46 hundreds of hundreds of scholars now are 82:49 involved in this in this quest you know 82:52 II Michael Jones but I can name two they 82:56 come at it from different points of view 82:57 there are differences but the schematic 83:00 is getting built out piece by piece and 83:04 that's why it shows like this you know 83:06 I'm not I don't think we did too much 83:08 original work we may have like made some 83:12 connections that hadn't been made before 83:13 but nevertheless we're helping to build 83:17 out the schematic you know this is what 83:20 I think it done because you know it's 83:23 it's a crisis in terms of time and of 83:27 consequence exactly exactly 83:30 well Joe I think we covered it you think 83:32 yes sir thank you so much to Joe be safe 83:35 I'm still I'm looking to the mobs right 83:39 now they don't see any flames for the 83:41 first time in a couple days so next week 83:43 I'll be here 83:43 excellent ok so talk next week 83:46 [Music] 84:33 [Music] 84:45 [Music] 84:57 [Music] 85:04 [Music] 85:27 [Music] 85:33 [Music]

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