people mumble or stutter a lot, causes errors in the youtube auto-transcript
people end sentences with e.g. "right?" a lot (may be nice to remove for readability)
youtube can't understand foreign-language words (e.g. Greek, Latin, etc), often resolves them incorrectly
youtube doesn't mark WHO is speaking, so you can't follow who said what.

Each one of these is worth the time in hand correction...

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All right, here we go. Thank you very much, P. Fantastic people. Let's I want to get into some good uh tonight. I've got some good news to start out with tonight as people are coming first. Yes, we're going to have the reading class all this week, Monday through Thursday, one hour. Great stuff

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At 8:00. But I brought some good news. So I'm going to go ahead and give it to you cuz you people are loyal. You people are loyal. You know, Discordians, loyal to Lady Babylon. I'm looking at your names here. I've got them all out here. This is nice. I like it. Fantastic. Chewy. Let's get

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Let's get to sharing. I want to share people and I'm just going to pull you into the research that I'm doing now. You happen to have come on a really good night because the research I am finding is quite amazing

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Hitting the depths of people breaking into reality. And I mean it's it's that's really what it is and it's absolutely fantastic. So in order to just let you know where we're going today. Oh god. This morning I started

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Word searching and text searching and oh I woke up half sober, half something on some other dimension with a text sitting on my bed next to me. Open computer. Oh to a grimaran. Oh god.

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Ancient grimaran

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First century BC people. Um, Trion, that's what he was cuz it was almost Typhon, but not quite. Have you ever heard of him? Where's the chat, Chewy? I can't see the chat. And I want to talk to some people. And I have some outstanding news. So, remind me to tell you the really good news, people. I'm going to give people a chance to straggle in, but I want to give you some really good news. Fantastic. Um, yes. Who was he? What's right? What

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Is that? Oh, God. Who? Right. He's a grimaran who explains Greek grammar, which is where I realized those goddamn people in the 19th century were getting all of their grammar. Their Greek grammar that they didn't make that stuff up.

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They didn't analyze the text, right? No, they didn't. Absolutely not. What did they do? They stole from ancient Greek grimarans who explained their own language. Oh god, I was shocked. Absolutely shocked. I got down to the absolute bedrock on the grammar people.

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And let me tell you something. I have never [laughter] I learned my Greek from myth vision. I'm sorry. [laughter]

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Um, I have never had such I've never had such an incredibly rewarding yet difficult labor because they have their own advanced uh their own advanced terminology and you have to be able to keep up with the reasoning that is embedded with an advanced um technical

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Terminology that's used to express the logos in all its form syntax you know you'd think it'd be easy like ah syntaxis in the Greek it's going to be the same thing nope nope right now it's what we use as our basis but you can also make you can derive you can make mathematical formulas with this stuff it's not formula It's not it's not, you know,

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It's not easy. Anyway, I woke up with that and then all of a sudden I realized, holy [\\h__\\h] I don't know why, but I thought, um, what about the archaeology of Jerusalem? [laughter] What about the linguistics of the name Jerusalem? What where is this stuff coming from? Oh my god, people. I even dug. I was at a dig in Israel. Very famous one. Tell Megiddo, man. [sighs] God. And I kind of want to start there. Tell Megiddo tonight cuz that's where you've got to be able to see this material. Now, I'm going to need to share. I'm going to need to share Chewy People. I want you to see Tom Makito. But first, I want to announce that our Baltimore venue is secure

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[sighs]

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And that we are the crusade is pressing forward. We've got Baltimore, Chicago, Philadelphia, and we're adding, right? We're adding more to that people. The the person that I have to thank for this, I will figure out the appropriate way to thank. What's happening tomorrow night, people? You sons of [\\h__\\h] You didn't. You should have reminded me. Are we sharing screens? Fantastic. You should have Baltimore. Yeah, Jeff. Yeah, sure. Oh, god. Yeah, you will be assisted by demons to bring the antichrist. [\\h__\\h] sheep dog. You got the memo. Ex

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[laughter]

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What venue? Uh, as soon as I know I'm I'm getting this right. I'm just being told this. Okay, here we're done. Let me go see. I'm sure we can look it up. Chewy, put the No, we won't do that now. We'll do it on Lady Babylon. I'll put the um dates and times again. But what's coming out tomorrow, people? The oracle is coming out tomorrow. Oh, and you say, "What is that? What is that?" that it's the second installment after initiatrics

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Of the music that you'll be coming to here in Baltimore, Chicago. Oh god, Detroit. I love all over, man. New York. Going to go to New York. Brooklyn people, we've got to go to Brooklyn. Take Brooklyn by storm. People will say we have to run. Everybody has to run by in New York has to do a a run or a walk by the house of

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[sighs]

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The house of naked lunch itself. All with your you everybody's got to wear a scene down in that one, right? Completely completely naked but a scene down, right? to cover the Jesus's buddies dangly bits. Okay, let's keep making progress that um we'll talk more about the good news, but right now I want for I want to get into your nerds.

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[sighs]

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I want to smell your nerdiness. Isn't that funny? Right. Look, I can maintain people. You know what's really good about this new Discord format thing we've got going? I can monitor your brain activity through the chat room. It's just enough of you. It's the perfect size of you. It's like a big class. I can monitor all of your brain activity down there, right?

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Yeah. No, I don't. I don't. They're speaking through the chat. Chewy. Thank you. All right. Let's go, people. This has got to be active participation. Oh god. People, look where I left us off at Pho Judeas. Why? Because Phoeas is uh the one that people use for propaganda's sake. When it's funny, he's the Judeian guy who lives in he's native Alexandrian, right? But he's uh he's talking about anything Judeian. And the funny thing is like here it's the giants, right? And the funny thing is is he only does it in Greek. And you can

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Tell by what he's saying that he doesn't know Hebrew, that it doesn't exist. People, this is this is the setup for when Jesus is walking around historically. It turns out Pho Judeas is all sorts of good stuff. Did you know who Pho says taught Moses?

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Do you know who Pho says taught Moses? The Greeks.

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People. So full of [\\h__\\h] right? The world people. You didn't see it. What was I reading here? Oh god. Let's go forward. Where are we? Oh, Chewy. None of my There's our theogy, people. Okay,

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Let's go. Here's what I wanted to start with.

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This is now. This is now. Um, Solomon, people. Here's a nice little AI of Solomon, right? If you put in Solomon. So, this is where I left off because people, I've got a real problem. I was in Israel at this place.

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Oh, God. I was in Israel at this place working doing the whole living and working the archaeology so that I could get credit for my schooling cuz classesist where I come from have to have to have a Background that also has an exposure to the archaeology. Here's a way off shot of Tel Miko.

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[sighs and gasps]

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God, people, we're way down looking at the fairy basis over here where you can't really see it. Well, let me see if I can get you another picture.

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Now, that one's kind of poopy. There we go. People, look at that. Right. So, I'm down there digging. Oh. Oh, God. Finding out what's on the bottom of this thing. Now, you see there's not there's nothing around it, right? It's not people.

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What the hell? So, here, by the way, people, this is where the end of the world will take place here, right? Armageddon, right? This is where the location is, right? Hopefully, not that guy's field over there because it's going to [\\h__\\h] things up, right? But this is where it is. And at the bottom here is what we found in our season, which is the Canaanite temple floor, right? The Canaanites were here before anybody was here. Okay, people, guess who the Palestinians are related to, right? This is their

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Ancestors, people. They don't even realize that they were actually there first. Now, look on top of it. Here's this settlement. And it's crap, man. It's I'm telling you, this thing is the crappiest setup you could. It's rock upon rock, dude. Such a lack of sophistication. It's terrible.

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It makes the It made the floor, the Canaanite temple that was at the bottom, the very depths of the excavation, it made that look glorious, right? That was glorious compared to this. people. I've been all over the Mediterranean to all different sites and I can tell you for a fact. Um,

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This is Telmgiddo. It's a hill with these deposits. And let me tell you this, um, they will give you a tour. They'll bring you up in the morning, go through this [\\h__\\h] museum here, and the museum has everything set up. It was just a little house kind of thing. Everything's set up with all of the, you know, exhibits and the narrative and it's this is the place where King Solomon built his way station,

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Right? His tax station, right? Why Why do we Okay, what's the evidence, people, that Solomon was here? What's the element? What's the evidence for that? There is none. There's no writing. There's jack [\\h__\\h] Okay, this is a crappy [\\h__\\h] settlement that was built up over what used to be a more advanced civilization

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At a time of crapery. This this place is Oh, god. People, they should have taken the whole top off so they could get down to the beautiful Canaanite stuff below. There's a temple down there, people. Don't you think there's something [\\h__\\h] else? Oh, God. and it people. So my problem my problem with that excavation is there's no they take this and they place it within a what will meet a biblical um narrative and it's just not the case. This has nothing to do with any kind of Solomon. So it suddenly struck me right

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Where's the where can we go? It's probably because of all the gorgeous sunlight, but I can tell you for a fact. Oh god, people riding horses in this valley is gorgeous. Anyway, you got to love it. You got to love it. Okay, where am I going people? Let me go back to it made me realize um if you can fake your history people because to be quite honest to be quite honest biblical archaeology is terrible.

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It's terrible. I showed you Jericho for their iron age. They're talking about one little um havvel that's four four room cottage out in the middle of nowhere. What the [\\h__\\h] are you talking about? People, none of this stuff is in history. There is no Jericho. People,

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People, when the Greeks have created a world of theaters and music, there is no [\\h__\\h] Jericho. So I made me think to myself, you know, as a kind of a graduate student just watching how the world worked, you know, it's not the same. Look people,

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Where's Jerusalem come from? cuz I don't see it when in any of the texts when the world has made when the world has made theaters people when the world has brought Dionis into the world when there are saviors who are Christing you there is no none of this other narrative there's no kingdom of David there's what the [\\h__\\h] are you talking about what is the people what is the big one. So today I started moving and this is where I kind of want to pick up and take

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You with me. So I'm going to try this. People watch watch what watch what we do when we put in Jerusalem temple

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[sighs]

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Archaeology. I think I put this up. I think I've already put it up here. Here's the Wikipedia, right people? Now, do you want to see what they use as evidence? Because there's nothing else. There's nothing. Look at this. The trumpeting stone. Look, some [\\h__\\h] carved a little bit of that in there. Wait a minute. What? No. The people watch the fakery. The term first

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Temple is customarily used to describe the temple of the pre-exilic period which is thought to have been destroyed by the Babylonian conquest. Right? Why? Because that's what the Bible says. There's no archaeological evidence or historical evidence for any of that. It is described in the Bible. Well, there you go people. I thought we were doing archaeology, right? As being built by Solomon. So you think there was a temple built by this Iron Age dude Solomon, king, great king. Oh, he's got wives and he's got money and right and he's

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Building this great temple in the great city of Jerusalem. How much evidence? How much evidence is because of it? Do we have anything people? Do we have anything from this temple? Does it exist? No people. Nothing. There's an inscription that they believe. Look, it's in Greek. Where's the one that's in Greek? Oh, God.

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Right. [laughter] Right. Forgery. Forgery. Of course, you guys have to you have to write cuz look, here's the first temple period, thousand BC. There's nothing, people. There's nothing, right? Um, look, here's the we

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Have to have evidence because there is no people. I'm telling you, there is no evidence for the first temple. Nothing. There is nothing there. Absolutely nothing. The only time you get anything is in this rebuilding, which looks like it's an original building, not a rebuilding.

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There is no temple on the temple mount, right? Watch this. Oh god. What was that theory? What was that theory? People look [clears throat]

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Now. This is before we go do serious research. We're just trying to give trying to give a little bit of Huh. Let's see. What did I do? Oh, [laughter] this goes into Yaser Arab cuz he told him he said there's no temple up there. Right. [laughter]

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Temple Mount is the holiest site in Judaism according to Jewish tradition. First temple was built by Solomon 957 was destroyed 586,

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Right? Where's the evidence for that first temple being built? Like where's the foundation? No, there's no foundation. They don't even know where it's where it's actually. Wait, I thought there was a wall. People went to the wall. I went there to Israel and I stood at this wall. People, here's if you don't when you do stuff, this is what's left over. Okay. Somehow the first temple that was built by this magical king Solomon who's only appears

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In the Septuagent some [\\h__\\h] some people want you to believe that this place totally disappeared. People look this is what happens when you build stuff. Okay, there you go. There you go. You're going to find it. You're going to find it if it's there. The only thing is it's not there, dog. It is not there. Right, people? I was looking for it today. I can't find it. It's not there. It's so not there that there is a whole group of people. Oh, here's Gilgamesh. I was walking around Gilgamesh.

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People look, you want to know what was built at the same time as the temple in Jerusalem was reconstructed? Supposedly this thing in Rome. There it is. We're not having a difficulty finding it. It's even labeled. Who made the goddamn thing?

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Marcusa. Oh, God. Evil. So, where does this get you? It gets you to a funny place that you mean there's no first temple in Jerusalem? No, there's not. Right. Here's an arch, people. You can't build an arch at the same time and have it disappear. Right. But people would would need you to believe a narrative,

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Right? They need you to believe that they were there. And that's what they tell people. That's what Hamsa said, right? Archaeology reveals the origins in Jerusalem. Why is there no first temple? Why is the archaeology so [\\h__\\h] up, people? the walls of Jerusalem. Did you know when these are built, right? You go to Jerusalem today, you walk into the whailing wall, you see those giant cyclopian stone walls, cut gorgeously, fit beautifully. Oh god, you

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Know when they were built?

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They were built by the Ottoman Turks, right people? These are built by Ottomans. >> [Snorts] >> None of what you're looking at is [\\h__\\h] real. It's Disneyland.

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[laughter]

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It's Disneyland, people. It's so Wait a minute. Where's the temple, people? There. Come on. There has to be There has to be some kind of reputation. People, look at the two names in Greek for Jerusalem. When you plug these in, do you know how far back you go? Yeah. To the fourth and third centuries, that's when it first pops up. Jeru, wait a minute. Now, people, I'm going to say something that's going to rock your world. Why is this so important? You got to see where we're going. Because Jerusalem does not appear in any written

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Record until [\\h__\\h] 300 BC.

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And why is it called Holy Salem Salem? Because it's a Greek word, you stupid. It's holy.

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Oh my god. It's not even Hebrew. No. And there's no city of Jerusalem. It does not exist.

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Oh my god, people. People, do you see what's happening? Oh my god. Let's do some word searches, right? Let's just tell Mikito some more. That Where's my Look, there's uh people I just I'll put it this way. So, I'm out there searching for the archaeology of any I'm looking up any and all buildings I can. libraries, any kinds of governmental buildings. There's not jack

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[\\h__\\h]

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There's only what they showed us when we went there. When I lived there, I went with my archaeology group to the um they have wall they have places within the old city that are glassed plexiglassed in. So you can walk around them and see look down into them, right? And they say this is there's like three or four rooms. Look like some Neolithic screw balls were living there. This is your [\\h__\\h] people. You got to realize I've been to Rome. I've been to Athens. I've been all

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Over Turkey. I was a little Look people, you can go to [\\h__\\h] man. Go to Ephesus, dude. Epito.

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Oh my god, people. I

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[Sighs] It's amazing. I don't understand it. I don't understand. I really really don't. How you can go and buy the [\\h__\\h] when there's no evidence to prop any of the stuff up. Jerusalem is not an old city,

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Right? It's not. It was There was nothing. There was nothing of a David's kingdom at any time, any place. Do you know what they do have? They have Pho. Look at [\\h__\\h] Pho, dude. Look, he wrote a book on the giants for us. And you know what Pho loves? Pho loves [\\h__\\h] Plato. You think he gives a [\\h__\\h] You think he gives a [\\h__\\h] about Gilgamesh? Why do they want you to read Gilgamesh? Where's Gilgamesh? Come here you little. That's the people, right? This Oh, by the way, this work that I'm working with my students tonight on um this work

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Predates um all of the [\\h__\\h] that you're reading about, you know, by let's see 654 by about 400 years. Yeah. Four to five. Yeah. You mean they're already established? talking about big established cities that we can go look at. Yes, people go to [\\h__\\h] Pergamum.

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What you're reading about Jerusalem is a lie. It's a propaganda. And it's not just me. Wiki says there's a whole there has to be countered this idea of where the [\\h__\\h] is the temple? It's not actually there. What

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You mean the second one that was that was built from its ruins? Um, you mean um it was built from not its ruins but something else? Yeah. And it's crappy too, man. It's nothing to write home about. [laughter] This is not what you think. This is propaganda. It's propaganda. People, the these words are already been have already been circulating for centuries, right? Society has been literate

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Long enough and hard enough for this stuff to show up all over the place, right? The masonians were had been here for a thousand years, right? Before they weren't walking around anymore, but before

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People, do you see the dyama here? No, you don't. Hey, all of you fakers out there who do shows who insult the muse with your trash, who don't know [\\h__\\h] and say you do. And I'm talking to you people like Esoterica who has the Greek in your mouth, right? Shame on you for what you do. Shame on all of this lie. People, where's the digama? I ask you, those of you who can read, which is none of those people who make money off this, by the way, by the way,

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Trump's going to give billions to the people of the insurrection. And I know I know one of them. He could go he's got to go stand in line, get his money, right? Where's the damma in this? Where's the digama in this word? Eio

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Eo.

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[sighs]

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You're not going to know it. You're going to guess, right? Turns out there's two jokes on you. How do you know that? These ancient Grimarans, bro, I'm telling you, they're not. This society is so advanced when you and I are sitting around talking about this [\\h__\\h] right? Phoeas is sitting there.

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Pho Judeas is sitting there writing a whole bunch of just very interesting, clever stuff. I have just become a fan. I couldn't stand Pho before because of what he's used as. He's used his propaganda. There is no Hebrew in here, people. There is none. Right? He will talk about derivations of names as if there is some floating idea that there may have been a language back there somewhere called Hebrew, but it doesn't exist anymore.

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There are no quotes. Do you understand? This is Greek. We're in the world of Greeks, right? Greekeaking Judeans Who live in Alexandria, Egypt. What are they? They're citizens of humanity, you

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[\\h__\\h]

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They're not part of a rebbitical tradition of genocide. They're not. They're not part of a God who loves genocide. Oh, don't you love genocide, Yahoo? You're such a piece of shite. Such a piece of shite. Here it is, people.

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[laughter]

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[sighs]

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[gasps]

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Okay. So, he's just going to start out with Genesis. He's going to start commenting on it, which is great because he's using the Septuagent, right? And he's going to he's going to show you the Septuagent is the original language. There's not a [\\h__\\h] question.

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This stuff is genius. Watch what happens if I put in uh for just Pho. I just want to put in something that obvious

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People. Right, let's look at some of his drug references. Just look at the different subjects that he's writing about people. Agriculture,

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Right? Agriculture. Huh. It seems kind of Now remember, we go back to Gilgamesh. This is what you they want you to read, right? Where's the Gilgamesh? Oh, it's here. Come here, you little old bow. Where'd he go? There it is. Okay, you ready? People remember, I want you to keep this in context. They call this writing. In those days, in those distant days, in those nights, in those remote nights,

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[laughter]

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In those years, in those distant years, is this guy having a seizure? What's going on in days of your Look, dude, we get the point, okay? when the necessary things had been brought into manifest existence. That's a nice translation. In days of your Wait, didn't you say that before? You're getting repetitive, dog. Remember what I told you? The the stupidest languages that never get off the ground, they're always repetitive. They have to be, right? Just like the stupidest people trained by the stupidest languages, they have to repeat

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Themselves. It's just a matter of how much vocabulary they've got. people when the necessary things had been oh [sighs] God for the first time properly cared for. When bread had been tasted for the first time in the shrines of the land. When the ovens of land had been made to work. When the heavens had been separated from the earth when the earth had been delimited from the heavens. Didn't you just say that dog? When the fame of mankind had been established. When an had taken the heavens for himself. They sound like

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Mons don't they? When Enlil had taken the earth from him. When another world had been given to Arashkagal. No. Yeah. That's a reskugal as a gift. When he set sail. When he set sail. Dude, stop it. When his father set sail for the Okay, people. Do you see how primitive this [\\h__\\h] is? Look, they mentioned the Euphrates.

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While they're doing this [\\h__\\h] passing this [\\h__\\h] down, right? And your modern audience is buying this. Look, just put in Gilgamesh. Look at all the [\\h__\\h] right? And wonder. Ask ask what? Yes. No, it's people. It goes on, right? Oh god. He played with the ball in the broad square. People, they're seriously trying to pass this off, right? They found this in Usher Bonnie Paul's storage closet with his laundry lists and they think that it's a [\\h__\\h] what? It's obvious why this [\\h__\\h] died out, right? Is there's a reason people that dude, you need to talk to some Greek

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Women, right? Cuz it's Greek women priestesses who spread the [\\h__\\h] alphabet, right? You think it was a Phoenician guy? No, they were hawking drugs. You [\\h__\\h] [\\h__\\h] They were hawking drugs. He played with the ball in the broad square, never wanting to stop playing it. He praised himself in the broad square, never wanting to stop praising himself. Young men of the city were playing with the ball for him who made team of the widow's children. They lamented. Look, is he a [\\h__\\h] murderer or something? I don't understand. Oh my neck. Oh my

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Hips. For those that had a mother, the mother brought bread for her son. People, this is not just a problem of translation in English. This is crap. And you will go try to watch history courses and you will turn away from the beauty. Okay? Those of you who are Jewish, you will turn away from your beautiful heritage for that what rabbis give you. That's what the rabbis have put up your [\\h__\\h] Now you have to take their thumbs out and you have to say, "I got

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Something way better. I got Pho." And guess what? I've been reading Pho. And Pho tells me things are different. Oh, look. You know why? Cuz he's doing philosophy and [\\h__\\h] People, he's really educated, right? If you're Jewish and you want to see your most educated writings, all those [\\h__\\h] rabbis, you put him up against Pho any day of the week in his native tongue, people, which is Greek. He is excellent

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Henistic Greek. This is not coin a henistic. [\\h__\\h] you if you thought it was coin A. Means you don't actually read it. Look at this people. What is this? Huh? I just found this. That's nice. Pharmacon. That's the drug. That's the death inducing drug.

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What's he is this our guy Pho? Yeah, he's educated. So, he's talking about mania, the induction of mania. People, what kind of what kind of documents does he have here? He's talking about drugs in. Do you see how much more sophisticated people? Do you need a reminder?

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They need a reminder. Huh? Where'd he go? Look, he hides from me. Little sorry sack of

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Where did he go? Did I get rid of him? I killed him. Oh god. Gilgamesh. I killed him, people. I'm sorry. I don't know which one he's in. There he is. Here he is, people. Again,

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I want you to compare what we're talking about. Gilgamesh threw himself down at the place of morning. He threw himself down for nine days at the place of morning. Did you know the guy who's telling you this is wearing a helmet of some sort? You know what I mean? The young men and women of Unuk. Now, if you wear a helmet all the time, my apologies. Young men and women of Unuk. But maybe this maybe you like this. The God. Oh,

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God. Stop. The young it's for people, you know. Throw it. Somebody throw this to Neil. I think he'll do a few shows on this. The young men and women of Unoo. Look, listen to their city names, people. Seriously. Unoo. And the old men and women of Kulaba wept. Died. Oh god. Warrior Gilgamesh. I still Is there a plot here? He kissed his beloved wife. He hit his wife.

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[laughter]

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Look. Look. Oh god. It's terrible. Look people. Domestic violence. Gilgamesh in his domestic violence. Hit his wife when he was angry with her. [\\h__\\h] you Gilgamesh. [\\h__\\h] you. It makes sense that the people who like these this kind of [\\h__\\h] and try to sell you this [\\h__\\h] online, right? Would would would give you this a wife beater. I didn't know that Gilgamesh was a wife beater. Oh god, one of these bastards is right. His heart was smitten. He ought to be smitten. What do the people here think? Does he that right? No, I don't read ancient Greek.

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Right. Okay, go ahead, Chewy. Letting people know, right? You've got to be honest. Lady Babylon, why would she need to? Right. I'm the one I read it. I give it to her. She makes the images, right? Oh god. Gilgamesh, people.

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Got Gilgamesh. Chewy, put a Got Gilgamesh on that. Serious [laughter] people. I know. I'm just having fun with you. Oh, did they have a cool poster? Okay, people. He has alerted me to you this. No.

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Oh, nice. People, look at this. And I am very much Oh, I am so glad that you put this up. For the person who is making these, I've noticed a couple and I really want to use them on Lady Babylon. Please tell Chewy now if we can use them without Wait, is this a trap? No, it can't be a trap. Lady Babylon Crusade, give me your permission now. Should we take a screenshot of that? Cuz these are absolutely gorgeous. I love that. Thank you, Lady Babylon. Right.

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You can't you can't sue us anyway. We don't have any money, right? That's the whole deal.

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They put a link to the tour underneath. Wow, you guys really Who is this? Okay, this is person is now my official Discord art person and uh crusade manager artwise and I need you to bring your stuff. I need to bring couple of your pieces to Lady Babylon. Okay,

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Fantastic. I think Joey. Did he or she say that's okay? Who is it?

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It's okay. I'm going to tell you who you are. You're my crusade artiste. Do you understand? You're I'm going to call you the the um Look at this people. Don't you love it? And I am actually that that cut down here, people. Right. I got one more. I got one more there. Right. I'm a little more stacked. A little more washboardy than that. Right. Just a

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[laughter]

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No, people. I'm not. I'm totally not. Right. You can see from my profile. I'm not. Um, nevertheless, I'll be wearing my leather and whippage. So, you know, let's go. people. What kind of work are is Pho Judea talking about? And um I want to get through a couple of points here. What do we see with this people? Because I'm searching this stuff for the first time. Okay, this is all new to me, right? I mean, I've been into sections of Pho, but [clears throat] people now I'm thinking, look, here's an entire work on what?

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Oh my god, people. Are you kidding me? It's going to talk about getting Oops. Here. What section? Let's go back. Oh, is this number one? Son of a Just give me a second. There. Oh,

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[Sighs] excuse me.

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Okay. Why don't you take me to the beginning?

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Look people, he's interested in justice and prudence and manliness,

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Salvation. People, look, it's all there. And people, this is this is the way this is the way uh that you're going to learn about your heritage if you're actually Judeian, right? This is how you're going to learn about it. Look, here's Jacob and Esau and people's brother. Here's they're do they're doing their thing here. I just want you to see this people. This is your heritage. Some of you, this is your heritage. Now, where's the entry? A nun had a necessity for something. Oh, by the way,

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Uh he does talk about Moses's education people. What does this say at the top? Peri mat logos protos.

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It's going to be his first work on what? Methace. What happens when you get methylated? Hey people, right? Oh god.

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Victorian ghosts. What happens when you get methylated? You get drunk. Methuo plastered dog to be pretty well drunk. Right. Look at the expression in Greek. Methos, right? [laughter]

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To be well methylated to be drunk. Uhoh.

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Da, what is this? What is this? Ioniums. Is that Ionian? Yes, it is. It is. It is. It is. Look at what we found. Pseudo Diascores, people. Did you notice? Look, this is no coincidence. This is good research people. Now, what do we know? This is pseudoascortis. So, it's it's uh drug stuff. Why are they talking about ionic things when they're talking about drugs? Because I told you, you cannot take the drugs out of the mystery. You can't you you you can't take the ionic life out of the mystery.

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If you take the drugs out, you remove the Ionian life. People, it's just science. This is Dascortis, right? Pseudo Diascortis. They're not sure that it's actually Dascortis or somebody else. Fantastic.

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I'm just scanning people seeing if there's anything else that I can pick up out of it. Okay, let's go back.

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Other people have said things about this subject. People look right from the beginning. Jesus Christ.

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Look at where you've come. We were just reading Gilgamesh. Now we're reading a Jewish person named Pho. And by Jewish I mean he was Judeian, right? Of Judeian ethnicity

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Living in Alexandria born right. He's no problem living in Egypt, going to to Greek schools in Egypt. Why? Because Mother Greek had come in, taken one look at that ugly [\\h__\\h] Egyptian, and kicked her in a cooch. And everybody took over.

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Everybody. All of these gorgeous Greek words you're saying, they just all took over, right? Cuz who the [\\h__\\h] wants that Egyptian? It's clumsy and stupid and most importantly, which is what they said at the time, it's barb bar. It's not musical people. This is music. And what do you do when you inject music into your work? You get people having philosophical discussions about

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The state of intoxication and what that means.

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Don't be surprised if you're going to get priests here. Look what he's doing. He's dragging in these the leontes, those who perform those rights, people. The priests, he's dragging them into it cuz why? We're going to be discussing the oon wine. Are you surprised that a Jewish guy is disgusting? By the way, this Jewish guy who's extremely well educated is no different. Now, he's not like an anomaly, people, right? This is this is how things are. This is how the Greek has left us, the world. It's what it's

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Done and taken with the crude [\\h__\\h] that it was given. Oh, God. Oh, here's what I want to do people. So, Pho, let's see really quick what the other pharmarmacon are.

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Interesting people. Look at this. Remember this is first BC. God has the title of savior by that time. So, the god of pho the Jew is a savior. people. Very important for you to see that right.

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Hana kiss

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I'm going to check this really quick because I want to make sure.

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It's not a kiss. Um, are they referring to all heel?

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Is it true Pho Hebrew? Um there is a debate online people about whether Phoe

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Hebrew, right? Because um he can talk about a derivation, he can throw out a derivation, but he um there's enough question that people are proposing that no, he doesn't he doesn't why is he not using it? Why is he not demonstrating a knowledge that appears like it's active? Like it's he's just quoting a dead language, right? He's not they're not even quoting it. See how we had that quote right here in the beginning here? He's talking about other people writing this this, right? Um

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Those those are all over the place in the Greek because there is established literature. There is established literature. Oh, he does it on the dreams, too. People, part of the fun of following me is [\\h__\\h] me again. I told

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You you stupid sons of [\\h__\\h] Not you guys. Pharmarmacon. Look people, it keeps showing up

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In the environment of that savior. I love it. This one's on dreams. I'm going to have to read this one. See, people have not read his work on dreams. I just want to see how he starts it out now. I'm curious. People, this is what happens when you get into it. You start to find all sorts of stuff, right? And there's so much ancient Greek literature, you will never you will never read it all. You won't even start to Oh god. Where's the Look at the length

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Of this [\\h__\\h] People,

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What is he really looking for in this title? Pattus.

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Can we talk to God in dreams? Do we have dreams that are God sent?

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Look, this is what you wanted to read some Jewish philosophy, some Jewish religion. This is completely untainted by the rabbis. Well, it's got a little bit, right? Because they've already started the [\\h__\\h] right? This is where we're beginning to say, "Wait a minute. There's got to be a Hebrew, right? There's got to be a Hebrew. So, there's a movement to say, oh, well, there's this Hebrew original, right? which is non-existent. And all of this stuff, as you saw the guy on Luke on Danny Jones when he told you, well, it

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Just disappeared. All of this evidence just [\\h__\\h] disappeared, right? Um, no, that's not what happens. This is what's left over. And this is some good stuff, people. You know, he's going to talk about what how do you approach this writing on on the godscent dreams, man?

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Which a lot of good authors did. They would talk about what has come before. Gayen always does that. He's like, "Oh, this these guys have talked about it before." And right,

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The very land where you're resting. I will give it to you

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It's not ammon but amos sand it almost tastes gase and your sperm right your seeds going to be as the sand of the earth right

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So people what I do is I find these passages and I just get lost in them and I say, "Okay, um, as I'm sitting here, let's all do this." As I'm sitting this word, as I'm sitting here going over the text, I'm looking, I'm searching

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For hot words. Plemox is a hot word, but this is really

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It's fantasia right now. You know exactly what angle is coming from because you know you know where what the tradition of fantasia is.

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Is this hiding something because the accent? I'm starting to recognize some things that I didn't recognize before cuz I'm reading all the goddamn prosy people. Climax, right? What is it? It's a ladder. A staircase

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In rhetoric, right? It's a climax like you and I are thinking of it.

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Is your climax stairway to heaven, I guess. People, look at that. I threw in a musical. Can I ask you a couple of questions before we put Jimmy? Where's the I need the chat. How do I get out of here? Yep. There we go. Okay. Scroll to the bottom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. People. Oh, look. Fantastic. Okay, people. I want to ask you um is it helpful for you to see that with just a few minutes of looking at text you can realize that you're in a world that you don't recognize that you

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Know that's under research that's completely a frontier. You should be understanding that. Right? Now, we notice that Pho wrote a whole work on giants. Right? It's not in Hebrew. It's in Greek. And if you read it in Greek, you're going to have an edge. And not just an edge, you're going to have a portal that allows you to understand the [\\h__\\h] thing. Right. Red. It's just like the book of Enoch is in Greek. Exactly. [laughter] Exactly. Right.

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This is a movement. Do you know Right. This is a movement. Do you know what the first temple is in Jerusalem? what the first temple is in Jerusalem? It's an it's a fantasy. Fantasia.

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It's a fantasia, people. [sighs and gasps] It doesn't exist. Did you know that? As a matter of fact, that's why their archaeology is so crappy because they are trying to fit their physical remains like the ones I dug in at Megiddo to an appearance,

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To an illusion, to a fantasia.

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All right, look at it. Frequently in later philosophical writers it means psychic image. People are you beginning to see right even our English is not appropriately able to grasp right the psychic image. Oh [sighs] god there it is with ice stasis. Ah people you don't understand

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Right there's a level of sophistication when I tell people oh god you know um there's no there's between ancient Hebrew and ancient Greek there's it's not even comparable right 7000 mathematically 7000 verse 1.5 plus

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[sighs]

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Movable five uh words that can form can take one root and form a thousand different shapes. Seriously people, you can't compete with that. Imagination people, that's our word, Mr. Rogers word for tonight, fantasia. That's what the temple in Jerusalem is.

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You know, people, I'd been reading about temples for a long time, studying my classics for 12 years at university, and I can tell you I never saw the temple in Jerusalem ever [\\h__\\h] come up

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Anywhere in any of that Greek literature that I was reading outside of the Septuagent. Why didn't I see that? You can put in Solomon and find the same thing. People, look what we can do. We can peel back. We can peel back the layer. We can put anybody's name in here. We can put anybody's name in here and see how far it back back it goes. Are you ready? Let's go to Israel.

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Let's see. In all of literature. Whoops. Make sure it's in full corpus. I thought it was low. Right. Fantastic. How far back people? 25,000 of these. Look, it got picked up after a while, right? Well, when's its earliest? When is the first [\\h__\\h] time, the first [\\h__\\h] time in history, people that the word Israel is ever recorded? Look, it's in the 3rd century BC. Is anybody surprised?

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Israel is an invention of rabbis, priests, preachers,

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Equal. Oh god, look what they call Moses here. Just a side curiosity.

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Moses. There's a digama here as well. Um people why why because it's a Greek thing right what is the theopes

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Anyone I want to Christ your eyes so that you can see theopes is the one who sees God that's what you want to be where did Moses learn his stuff Philo who's

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God is documents writing out his stuff. First century BC. Who is it? Yeah. Uhhuh.

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Septuagent people. Septuagent. Septuagent. Septuagent. Septuagent. Septuagent. Septuagent. Israel was invented in the Septuagent.

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It does not exist. Look people, they can't get beyond. They can't get beyond the fact that everywhere you see this fakery Israel, you're going to see the reality of who was actually there, the right, the Canaanites.

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It's amazing, right? And from them we hear, of course, we hear things about Palestine, right? Which was what the land was. There was no Israel. The joke is on everybody. It's on us all. Israel is not real. People have worked on the [\\h__\\h] dig at Megidd.

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Okay, I'm telling you. Fantastic. You ready? Okay, let's go. We're going to start it. What's that?

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Let's check Kanan. Right.

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Okay. Septuagent. Oh [\\h__\\h] It means we don't have the right form yet. Maybe. That's interesting. That's interesting. What would it have? Let's see if I change the form. People, this is good research. I changed the form. What do we get? Okay, broaden our search. That is not it. That is not it. Nope, they're right. Septuagent. Okay, Melena, look what you found. Look what you found. Going back to the Septuagent.

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Interesting. What do you think, Malina? You're the one who asked it. What does that mean?

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Yeah, somebody says it shows up in Egyptian text or something that they interpret as Canaanite, right? Shows up in the Egyptian text. So, okay. Okay. Well, it doesn't matter people, I'm telling you, there are Greek texts that are published way before this. None of them talking about this. Look people

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Where are the oo sabatha right and sabah and aila I wonder what these are the children sons of kam and master and food right everyone made fun of food come on man okay so it's the name let me see let me the

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Canaanites. People were searching for Canaanites. How do we get here?

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Look, there's Gaza, right? That's how I knew until the other night. That's how I knew that um Gaza was associated with the Canaanites or the original inhabitants of Palestine, right? Or at least Okay, an earlier form because before then there's probably someone else too, right? Where am I going to find the Oh, this is a good one.

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Interesting. Interesting. Interesting. We've got Canaanites and we've got Israelites and they are both showing up at the same time in the Greek texts. Same time. It's interesting that Sodom is there too, right? Don't you love that?

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Interesting. Okay. Wow, Melina, you've got me thinking. How can I How can I figure out which comes first

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Through the Okay, these other nations that are with them, like here are the Amorites, right? Let's see when they're coming up.

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I don't want to put an ending or it'll cut off numerous. Look, people Septuagen again. Interesting. The geographical names.

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Holy [\\h__\\h] And look here are the Jebus sites. Yeah.

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The Amorites are showing up then too. This is interesting people. I think we're uncovering the bigger the bigger f um problem.

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Hecatus and fragment. Oh, is this what they think is? Yeah, this is probably what they think here. That's why they're capitalizing it here. So, they're saying this equals based on this passage alone, I'll bet you.

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Um, but is a Phoenician name of Aenor. Interesting.

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Okay. Interesting. Okay. Let's see. That's 6 to 5th. Let's see. That's 6 to 5th. So, they were first called he says here Phoenicians. Okay. So, that's going to be our earliest one. Unless that we've got an, you know, unless there's another reference to another, you know, what do you call them before this

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First called Phoenicians? So,

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Here's the problem. That's only going back records wise. That's only only going back six to 5th. Okay, keep that as the thought. Now, when is the Watch what happens when we put in 40k?

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We're going to get a whole bunch of palm trees in here, too, people. These are all palm trees. Don't Here, here's one. Mhm.

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For any case, what are they known for? They're known for all that goddamn sailing, right? back all the way back with Homer. Okay.

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Phoenian Cyprus, right? Phoenation. Phoenation. Phoenation. Phoenation. So, where does that put us then? Here's the question. This is good. This here's my workshop question for you. What's that?

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Maybe that's here as we finish up Phoenicians, right? Because look, the Phoenetians are all over. George says, "Father knew a lot about Phoenicians." Yes, because the Phoenetians, there's a lot more known about them, right? Their language. No.

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Right. And people will say, "Oh, no, that's Hebrew. No, it's a protophenician. Protohebrew? What the [\\h__\\h] are you talking about?" Okay. Where are the Phoenician works? Where are the people? This is what I'm talking about cuz this is what people try. They try to drag you into the Tyrion trap, right? They think that, oh, it's this is the whole, right? This is the Phoenetians are the ones who are all starting this. And they listen to they listen to the Greek source that says Cadmus brought the alphabet which was Phoenician. They listen to that and not

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To the other Greek sources that say, "Oh, no. That's not what happened. Cadmus was a native Greek speaker, right? Originally from Argos. He was arging Phoenician. So there's a even in antiquity, there's a debate about something that we accept in order to understand something about a language that left us nothing. How much Phoenician literature is there? people just put it into

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You're going to get some punic stuff,

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Right? You're going to get a little bit of punic punic literature. That's it. Phoenician punic literature written Phoenician

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Josephus, right? Josephus. Why is Josephus interested in it? Right. Same reason. Same reason, right? In order to establish the legitimacy, right? This is not just people quoting people. If you look in actual Greek, like I started you up here, look, just look through how many how many different Greek authors talk about Phoenicians. Essop Jesus Esop's talking about those Phoenicians. Wow, that's fantastic. Faces in what?

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Apocrypha. He's talking about some secret some hidden books of the Phoenicians. Why are they hidden? Because we don't have them, people. And who's he mentioned? Cadmus. Who does everybody mention? Everybody goes back to Cadmus. Guess what? If you're walking around saying Cadmus brought the alphabet from Phoenician to Greek to give to the Greeks when the Greeks were there way earlier already established. No people. No, it's not how it works. It's not how it's worked. Why? Because that's what the Greeks I'm serious. Just look up any articles you want on this.

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There is no literature. Here is a report of some hidden Well, where is it? Uh-uh. We don't have it. Right. These feracities, they're all talking Phoian stuff, people. And Pendar, right? That's not That's trees. Anyway,

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Apa, what? Where are we again? We're sailing over the seas. They knew who the Phoenetians were. It's not Where do you think we get all of our goods, people? What are they trading in? Look, you [\\h__\\h] Anophanes. They're trading in the purple.

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Okay.

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They're called Phoenicians for God's sake. Right. Here's Cadmas again. Who's using this? Hecatus who also brought us the Canaanites. Canaanites, right? People at least as far back as Hecatus. So, Israel only goes back to the third. Hecatus goes back to the the the Canaanites go back to then go back at least to the sixth, which bothers me that they're not there earlier. That's that really is bothering me, but whatever.

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There's more Hecatus. Look. Fantastic. Fantastic. Phoenicians and Cadmas people. There's Tus. He brings in the whole crew. Fantastic.

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Excellent. Excellent. I want to see more Greek people. I just want to see more authors who are bringing us this here finally. Okay people, right? Heroditus, you're going to get, guess who you're going to get in Heroditus, right? You're going to get Catmas, right? Of course.

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Excellent. Where are these people going?

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Bring in the creatins. Bring in the Kratons. Always the goddamn creatins. You know what I mean? In a good way. Eritus people. more Phoenicians. This is why, look, this whole time, Phoenicians are okay. Yeah, look, they're all over the place. If you've been reading Greek, oh God, right now, they still consider Phoenicians barbarians, but okay. Right. But you know they're there. But what you don't know, Israel, Israel is not there, people. It is not there. Look, look, I'm going to give you one more page. This is what is so devastating.

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Look, Isocrates. Now we're getting into some of the height classical, right? Or oratory. Isocrates mentioning the Phoenicians. Is he mentioning Israel? No. Cuz they don't exist, people. They don't exist. What used to be Phoenician is in northern Israel today. I lived and worked in that area. It used to be Phoenician.

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What's left? What's left, people? This stuff is old. Israel doesn't doesn't exist, people. It doesn't exist. And we're talking about Phoenician language. That's Critius, right? We're all excited. They found some, right?

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Alex loga. What are those? What kind of kind of letters are this? An Lexi Pharmarmacon is something that supports um if you take it's like an antidote. Um Nander's Alexa is basically antidotes pro promoting or supporting right that's what the Alexi is logos right grammat People do you see in the Greek you can't even [\\h__\\h] get to you can't derive it it's like they're talking about dead

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Oh god he's going to talk about some of the differences of Right.

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That's different. We're getting into birds. Different.

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Love it. Love it. So people, look at this. You see all the Phoenician stuff? Look. Phoenian. Phoenation. Phoenian. Phoenician. They're even talk looking for the language, right? Phoenationian. Phoenation. Phoenation. Here's some It just goes on and on and on, people. Herodoris the historian. He's got fragments. Are you interested in that? Right. Democrus the philosopher.

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You like that? Here's your

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Atlanta. Huh? Libya. Nice. Some thriations there. Right. All of those places. No problem. Do we have an Israel people? Is there an Israel anywhere? Is there an Israel? And those Greeks who are recording everything? Is there an Israel? They've got all of Israel's neighborhood.

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Is there an in Israel anywhere? Where are they? 3rd BC people. Septuagent, right? Contemporary with the Septuagent. So when the book of Genesis was written, right? We have the first recorded incident of Israel. That's why it's so amazing that Israeli archaeologists can say, "Look, we found an old stone with the scratching that is the name Israel in it. That's why they're doing this." People, do you think if I came to you and said, "Look, I found a stone with the name Rome scratched into it, but there's no other evidence of these

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People at all." Would you believe me? No. Of course. Just go look at [\\h__\\h] Rome. We don't need a stone, a single stone. That's what you need for Israel. You need some silver tablets to forge or you need a silver, you need a stone that you can put the name in because people, this name comes, this name comes from the third century. This name comes from the third third [\\h__\\h] century, right? Septuent. Septuent. Let's see who carries it along. What are the contemporary authors we're mentioning?

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Do we see them? Do we see any? These are all still septuent. Do we see any? Oh god, it's just down to Exodus. It's going to take a while. Holy mackerel, right? Well, that's Let's just do this. Watch what we can do. People take your search. You can put thousand on there and just get the citations, right? Fantastic. Here we go. Through the Septuagent. Through the Septuagent. Oh god. Doing something to my eyeballs. >> [sighs and gasps] >> Oh yeah. No, I'm good. I'm good. I'm

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Just surfing, man. I'm surfing people. See how much this is in there, right? See how much it's in the septuagent. Now, watch what happens when we leave the Septuagent. We got to stay contemporary. I want third BC. I want other authors writing about it. It because if we don't, um, there's only a couple conclusions we can realistically come to. And one of those is that this is where this term is made up. I told you people, the same people that wrote Genesis wrote Isaiah, right? I'm telling you, judges, judges,

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Ruth, Kings. Oh, God. Kings. Oh god, this is nightmarish, people. This is nightmarish. Look at how much it is there. Oh my god, it just doesn't go away. People, look, this is such an anomaly. You've got this thing appearing 1,800 times in in one

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Group. And I'll bet it's like way beyond that. Here, let's just let's do a quick I'm going to fast forward through them. Boom. We'll go one. Come on. Damn it. [gasps] Oh god.

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No. Can't people. The fact is you're not going to find it. It's a creation of the Septuagent. Right. The people who are creating this phony world where Hebrew is the language and there are these kingdoms of David and Solomon. This does not exist. It does not exist. We just made it to into the prophets people. Jeremiah, Baroo, Ezekiel, right? And nobody reads Baroo anymore. Whatever, right? Well, Daniel.

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Oh, here we go. Here we go. Oh, lookucky here. Lookie here.

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So, in one century, in one century, we get No, let's see if there's any threes. No, we go from the Septuagent. We don't get anybody contemporary. We go down to Cornelius Alexander in the next century and he mentions it and the sibling oracles mention it and the book of Jubilees of course mentions it and of course the testament of the patriarch people look you see what happened for some reason this word came into existence in this context alone the septuagent and Then within a hundred years, you've

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Got other authors using it, right? And you'll see it'll balloon from there. I can predict you what will happen. It'll balloon from there, right? First century anodomia will be a little bit more. Century after that, it'll go skyrocket thanks to thanks to the Christian sect,

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Right? Wow. It's amazing that word itself, Israel, is coming from a single text. It's coming from a single text, people, right? Oh, God. Okay, I've taken way too long. I've taken way too long. But this is fascinating. Now, that Canaanite thing, um, that I want to say one thing, Malina, that's that bothers me a little bit because although we found one from a couple centuries before in a an altered form, Khan, right? It bothers me that

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If Israel is created, if Israel is created in the third century and it is with other geographical regions that are also created in the third century like the Amorites you saw, Right. The Amorites. If we don't see the Amorites anywhere else,

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I think it's fair and logical to say there's a good chance that these two were made up by the same people. If I have an author who makes up two words that are distinctly unique to that author, other people can then use them later,

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But they are those author's words. So that author had to create them. And when I'm in a when I'm in a scientific or geographic or historic or medical context, that doesn't bother me at all. Right? cuz you can make up things all the time. You have to. It's a part of the flexibility of the language, right?

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But when you have a word that doesn't exist and around it are other words that don't exist before you and those are regions and histories, something is [\\h__\\h] right? It would be like not finding Egyptian in Greek, right? Or Egypt. Oh, there's no word for Egypt in ancient Greek. What? Um,

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Is Greek, right? [laughter] Why isn't there in Israel? There is every other place in the, you know, all the way over to India people. You know, the Greeks called the Indians Indians, right? I mean that's why we call them Indians because the Greece called them.

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Yes. People don't all of you who love the Sanskrit, suck on that, right? Suck on that. Right? That's the power of superior language. Now I'm not saying Sanskrit isn't great. Right? Because I have not studied Sanskrit. So I cannot I cannot say I've never run against it. I didn't live in India. I didn't look at the equivalent of the Torah in Hebrew. I didn't do any of that, right? But, you know, um I don't know. I don't know. Uh so, I'm going to leave. I don't want to piss off more people than I need to,

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Right? But if we know something's right there, 100% done, right? [laughter]

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People, I really need to figure this out. I'm going to ask you please, people. I'm looking at the chat right now. Tell me, we found, look, here's the historic find that we had tonight. Are you ready? Israel only goes back, the word Israel only goes back to the 3rd century along with several other questionable geographical locations,

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Right?

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Is it likely to be an invention or did Israel just like spring into it? Couldn't have just sprung into existence in the third century. Boom. Right? You couldn't have done that. Like al like Pho's got grandparents, right? Where are Pho's grandparents from? Were they Judeans?

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And how were they educated? Right? Is is Pho the first person in his family to be educated. H I haven't seen that he says that. Right? By the way, people Pho gets involved in an embassy to uh Caligula. All right. His brother is the richest person in um one of the richest people in the world. Pho's brother, right? So,

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Uh,

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Watching the education is is what's amazing. Pho's the from what I've read, Pho is quite brilliant. So people, I have to make a habit now of getting up in the morning and reading my [\\h__\\h] hour of Pho can through his major stuff and and um incorporate his unique Alexandrian Gorgeous Greek vocabulary, Hellenistic vocabulary into mine. Um there were people, what does it mean? Is Israel fake? I think it may be fake. People I'm telling you there is a

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[snorts]

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There is an is first

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Temple denial something like that something like that look look people they had to come up with this because there's no archaeology for the first temple they had to come up with this temple denial is the claim that the successive temples in Jerusalem either did not exist or they did exist but were not constructed on the site where the temple mount is which would be odd because they built right they they

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Reconstructed it supposedly on the same site it you know that's something's wrong that whailing wall is fake this claim has been advanced by Islamic political leaders religious figures intellectuals and authors the temple mount is the holy site in Judaism. No. Right. Look what they do. Look what they do. The Temple Mount is the holiest site in Judaism. According to Jewish traditions in scripture, the first temple was built by King Solomon. Right? According to a 3rd century Greek text,

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It was built by Saul way back in when 957 BC. People, there are Greek temples that I can take you to and show you, right? the stuff on the Acropolis in Athens that goes back to like500 BC.

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Okay, people, it's not odd for us to get a temple. If they built a giant temple in Jerusalem in 957 BC, there would be a [\\h__\\h] rock there.

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There would be something stuff [\\h__\\h] doesn't just disappear. Oh god. And it was destroyed. Right. Oh god. And they just took it everything. Right. And they planted grass in its place. Right. Right. Second temple was constructed under the opices of Zerubbabel. Yeah. That's [\\h__\\h] too. Right. Was renovated by King Herod. How could they have built how could this dude Zerubbabel who's a nobody outside of Septuagent, right? How could that [\\h__\\h] have built a temple in 516 or sorry uh

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Have overseen the temple renovate which was later renovated by Herod in 516? How could he have done that in 516 if there was no previous temple underneath it? Okay. He had to have built that thing from scratch, which was then renovated by Herod, which means there was no [\\h__\\h] King Solomon.

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There was no Solomon. And people, when you put Solomon's name in there, guess how far back that goes to the 3 century. Septuagent people to the Septuagent. The Septuagent is the source of the historical lie of Israel

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As the chosen genocidal state.

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Now, the Canaanites should go back way earlier, and I'm sure there's probably some [\\h__\\h] you know, Middle Eastern Hittite [\\h__\\h] references to the Canaanites and whatnot, but I'm not seeing it in the Greek as Melena very, you know, helpfully pointed out. Why don't you look for this o? Okay, people. I've got to go to um the Greek course um where we're going to do some awesome Greek tonight. By the way, um I need to take a break for about 10 minutes. Melina, if you and Josh can meet me in 10 minutes, that would be great. People,

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Any idea? Smoke [laughter] break. Smoke break. Smoke them if you got them. Right. Oh god, that's not what you were talking about,

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People. And the what encyclopedia pointed out as a fabrication. Yeah, I know. There's a lot of funny stuff going on, people. When they took me to the site in Jerusalem where they said this is the old city and they had these panels that were showing what was going what was the site that they would were digging on was looking like. It was a joke. It was an absolute joke. If you did that to anybody else in any other part of Europe, they would laugh. They would absolutely laugh. Biblical

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Archaeology is a huge lie. It's a huge lie, people. I They told me as soon as I got there, Megiddo, this is the way station of of Solomon and he built it here. And no, it doesn't say that anywhere. No, it doesn't say that in No, there's not even anything. There's no Hebrew. No, there's no Hebrew. Are you kidding? There wouldn't have been any Hebrew because there wasn't any. Oh.

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Somebody's going to find a stone with some etchings in it and they're going to say, "Look, they did half the Hebrew people. You've been lied to." And those of you who should be the angriest are the people whose heritage was fabricated. You should be the most You're not genocidal. Your history is not genocidal, right? The genocide is coming from a specific group, a specific modest group. It's how it always works. I modest love the genocide. Okay, I'll stop uh 10 minutes. So, it's 3545. I'll see you guys and thanks for coming. I'm sorry to cut it off so