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0:01Okay. So, uh today we we are looking at
0:04three major events in American history.
0:08Uh the moon landing, the assassination
0:11of JFK, and 911.
0:14Now, as you may know, the official story
0:19is something that a lot of people do not
0:21accept.
0:23Okay? So, we're going to look at the
0:25official story and then we'll see some
0:27of the issues
0:29with the um official story. So, first I
0:32want to show you some videos. First,
0:34we're going to watch the moon landing.
0:36So, 1969, July 20th, they shoot three
0:40men into space. Uh Boss Uldren, Michael
0:44Collins, Neil Armstrong. Neil Armstrong
0:46becomes the first man in the world to
0:48walk on the moon. Okay? And this is his
0:50journey. All right? So, let's watch it
0:52together.
1:04>> What you will see is that it takes a lot
1:05of thrust to get the man into space.
1:16>> 30 ft down. 2 and 1/2. Picking up some
1:19dust.
1:2030 ft. Two and a half down. Break that
1:23out.
1:25Four forward.
1:26Forward. Drifting to the right level.
1:29>> This is considered the greatest
1:30achievement in human history. It took
1:34years and years of hard work involving
1:37400,000 people are working for NASA to
1:41accomplish this perfect landing on the
1:43moon.
1:44>> We're breathing again. Thanks a lot.
1:48Okay, Neil, we can see you coming down
1:50the ladder now.
1:53I'm at the foot of the ladder. The lamb
1:56footeds are only uh
1:58>> What is amazing is that this is being
2:00broadcast live from the moon back to
2:03NASA. So, their technology back then is
2:07far superior to to our technology today.
2:09Small step for man,
2:13one leap for mankind.
2:20This is so great you can't believe it.
2:23>> Oh, I believe it. Charlie,
2:26>> get ready. John,
2:27>> look at it. Would you
2:29>> got all your steering and get straight?
2:32>> Oh, this is going to be some kind of
2:34different ride.
2:40Hippity hippity hippity up and over
2:44hill.
2:48I know this looks fake, but it's not.
2:50Okay, this is official NASA footage live
2:54from the moon.
2:57And this is the best part. Okay, the
2:59best part is when they return from the
3:01moon back to Earth. You see how easy it
3:04is? It's just like they just fly up. No
3:08resistance at all. Okay,
3:11perfect.
3:13Humanity's greatest achievement. Now,
3:15what's amazing
3:18is
3:20that while they were on the moon,
3:23>> both of you,
3:25>> President Nixon and the astronauts had a
3:28phone conversation.
3:30>> Okay.
3:40>> Yeah, I think something rather important
3:41is coming up here. Uh
3:43>> Neil and Buzz.
3:45This is being broadcast broadcast live
3:46to American people. Okay. Would like to
3:48say a few words to
3:55[Music]
4:02>> Hello Neil and Buzz. I'm talking to him
4:05by telephone from the old
4:08and this certainly has to be the most
4:10historic telephone call ever made from
4:13the White House. I just can't tell you
4:15how proud we all are of what you have
4:18done. For every American, this has to be
4:21the proudest day of our lives. And for
4:23people all over the world, I am sure
4:26that they too join with Americans in
4:30recognizing what an immense feat this
4:32is. Because of what you have done, the
4:36heavens have become a part of man's
4:39world.
4:40>> Okay? The heavens have become part of
4:42man's world. Right? Remember how last
4:44class we talked about how they wanted to
4:47bring the heavens down to earth. Okay?
4:49This is idea of inversion. Okay?
4:53But do you see how amazing it is that
4:55they were able to have this seamless
4:57phone conversation?
4:59Okay.
5:01Okay. Now
5:04they go to the moon and you would think
5:07that they would come back and they're
5:09heroes, right? Imagine if the school
5:12took you all on a trip to Mount Everest.
5:14You spent six months climbing the
5:16world's tallest mountain. You come back
5:18and you feel amazing, right? You feel on
5:22top of the world. You're ecstatic. You
5:24want the whole world to know about it.
5:27Well, they should be feeling the same
5:28thing, right?
5:30>> Okay. Here's a press conference after
5:33the uh
5:46>> Sorry.
5:47>> I have two brief questions I'd like to
5:48ask if I may. When you were carrying out
5:50that incredible moon walk, did you find
5:52that the surface was equally firm
5:54anywhere or were there harder and softer
5:56spots that you could detect? And
5:57secondly, when you looked up at the sky,
6:00could you actually see the stars and the
6:02solar corona in spite of the glare? We
6:05were never able to see stars from the
6:07lunar surface or on the daylight side of
6:09the moon by eye without looking through
6:11the optics. Uh I don't recall during the
6:15period of time that we were
6:16photographing the sonar what what stars
6:19we could see.
6:21>> I don't remember seeing any.
6:23>> I don't remember seeing any stars. He
6:25doesn't remember anything. Okay. Did you
6:26see how nervous they are? It's very
6:28strange.
6:30All right. And that's why even today
6:35there are a lot of people who do not
6:37believe
6:38the moon landing happened. Okay. So,
6:42we'll go over the theories as to why
6:46later on, but but now let's switch focus
6:48and let's look at 911.
6:51All right. So, this is the buildings
6:55coming down on 911. Watch how watch how
6:57they come down. It's very strange. The
7:00North Tower came crashing down.
7:14a rumble.
7:15>> So, this is strange because a plane hit
7:18that building, right? Now, it's on fire.
7:20It's very strange that the building
7:22could come straight down like that. It's
7:24almost like a demolition. I'm not saying
7:26it's a demolition, but it looks kind of
7:28strange. Okay. What's even stranger is
7:31that there were two planes that hit the
7:35twin towers that day. But there were
7:38three buildings which came down. The
7:41north tower, the south tower, and
7:43building number seven, which was across
7:45the street. Nothing hit that thing. It
7:47came down. Okay. So, let's watch the
7:50video.
7:58It's on fire. Okay. But but whoa. It's
8:02kind of strange.
8:07Comes straight down.
8:11Nothing hit that. Nothing. A plane did
8:13not hit this thing. Okay.
8:15And then of course there's another video
8:18that's kind of strange, which is the
8:21president of the United States, George
8:23W. Bush
8:26>> during the attacks.
8:28>> He's president of the United States.
8:30He's sitting in a classroom watching a
8:32teacher teach.
8:33>> That's kind of strange, guys. He's kind
8:35of busy, right?
8:37>> He spend the entire morning while the
8:39attacks are happening just watching the
8:41class being taught.
8:42>> His positioning is weird because if
8:44you're if you are a president, you
8:47should be behind.
8:49>> This is his assistant telling him
8:51there's an attack.
8:54Why is he being rushed out of that bu
8:56that room and being put in a safe place?
8:57Right.
8:59>> Okay.
9:01>> He's just he's just sitting there.
9:04>> America's being attacked and he's just
9:06sitting around with kids.
9:12Mr.
9:12>> President
9:15York.
9:17>> Thank you all. Step out.
9:19>> Okay. So, a reporter is asking him, "Mr.
9:22president, do you know that America's
9:23being attacked right now? And he's like,
9:26we'll talk about it later. He's not
9:28worried.
9:30He No, at this point, no one knows who's
9:34attacking America. No one knows how
9:38large the attack is. As president of
9:40United States, he should be rushed
9:43immediately to a safe location.
9:47And he's not worried. He's like, "We'll
9:48talk about later."
9:51very very strange. Okay. And that's why
9:54even today people are suspicious about
9:58what happened.
10:02Okay guys, so having seen the videos,
10:05let's go over
10:09what happened. Okay.
10:19Okay.
10:22So,
10:24um, let's talk about
10:27the JFK assassination. On November 22nd,
10:311963,
10:32JFK was assassinated.
10:36And Lyndon B. Johnson, new president, he
10:40organizes a commission called the Warren
10:43Commission to investigate what happened.
10:45And they produced this huge huge report
10:50thousand of pages and the report says
10:52that
10:54only one person was involved Lee Harvey
10:57Oswald
10:59and he was able to kill the president of
11:02United States because of his common
11:03sympathies and that's it. Okay.
11:09There are certain problems though. Okay.
11:13So, this is the president of United
11:14States and he's in Dallas touring
11:19um
11:20uh Dallas.
11:24I want to point something strange about
11:28this picture. Okay, you see how in the
11:31front JFK is in the front, but all the
11:35security is behind him.
11:37That makes no sense. What's the point of
11:40security if the security is all behind
11:42him, right? Because if someone rushes
11:44and attacks him, they're too far behind,
11:46right? Also, you see how the sold the
11:50the the the bodyguards and the police
11:51officers are to the side. Well, that's
11:55to prevent snipers, right? So, my
11:57question then is why is this car behind
12:00structuring a way to protect the people
12:01inside, but the carrying JFK, it doesn't
12:04have any bodyguards?
12:05>> That's kind of strange.
12:08All right.
12:10Um, this is the location,
12:14the map of the motorcade. So, JFK, he's
12:18streaming down and then he when he gets
12:21into the spot, Leo Hareld is able to
12:25take three shots at him and kill and
12:27kill him at the spot. So, so Leo Oswald
12:30takes three shots and kills JFK. But as
12:34you can see, the problem with location
12:37is there actually lots of places where
12:40you can take a shot at the president
12:41because he's in an open car
12:44>> with no security.
12:46And there were a lot of witnesses who
12:48believe
12:50that there were other shooters as well,
12:52at least one more shooter.
12:54>> And they heard the shot from other
12:56places. Many of these witnesses, almost
12:5930 of them were all killed or died. They
13:02die mysteriously soon afterwards.
13:05That's very strange.
13:09Um this is the manora. Okay, which is a
13:13uh holy candle in the Judeaic tradition.
13:16You you see how the shape is very
13:19similar to
13:22this plaza called the Alia Plaza. What's
13:25also interesting about the Ala Plaza is
13:27it was a site of the first Freemason
13:31large temple in Texas. Okay. So there's
13:36there are these religious significance
13:38to this place. It was almost like they
13:40picked this place for a ritual
13:42sacrifice.
13:45Okay. So we'll talk about the Freemasons
13:46later on because they're very important.
13:47The Freemasons are the ones who uh some
13:50say control America.
13:52Okay.
13:55Um,
13:58Leo Harold fired three bullets and
14:02there's one bullet which hit JFK, but
14:05it's called a magic bullet because it
14:07was also able to ricochet off JFK and
14:10hit Governor Connelly who was also
14:13sitting in the car as well.
14:15>> Okay. So, they insisted that there was
14:19only one shooter. He fired three shots
14:22and one bullet was able to injure
14:24everyone because the bullet was a magic
14:26bullet that was in the official Warren
14:30Commission.
14:32Okay,
14:34so Leo Harvey Osweld, he's he's been
14:36arrested and he's been charged with
14:38killing the president.
14:40This is Leo Harvey Osweld when he's
14:43going to court. He is ambushed by a man
14:45named Jack Rubin. Do you see how close
14:46shot gets and shoots Leha Roswell point
14:50blank?
14:52Okay, now this is a strange
14:56picture because first of all, how did
14:58Leo sorry, how did Jack Ruby get so
15:00close? There was no security. Second of
15:02all, you see how Leo Harold, he's being
15:07held in held in place by two police
15:09officers who are much bigger than him,
15:10right? So, it's very hard for Osworld to
15:14dodge the bullet. Okay, that's number
15:16two. Number three is do you see his
15:19reaction? He is a trained police officer
15:23and he looks scared. He looks confused.
15:26>> If you are a police officer and someone
15:28comes at you menacing, right? You know
15:30to push him away or draw your gun. But
15:32you see how he just freezes.
15:34>> That goes against his training. That's
15:36very strange. Okay, I'm not saying that
15:40this is a conspiracy, but I'm just
15:41saying how this doesn't really add up.
15:44There are lots of questions that are
15:45raised by this. Also,
15:49um
15:52JFK has a brother, Robert F. Kennedy,
15:54and in 1968, Robert F. Kennedy runs for
15:57president, and it seems as though he's
15:59about to win the Democratic nomination,
16:01and then he gets killed, too.
16:03And again, the question is how did this
16:05happen? And it's a mystery how this man
16:10named Sirhan Sirhan and he does not look
16:12like a killer. Okay. Lehar Rosa does not
16:14look like a killer. He does not look
16:15like a killer either. Okay. But they
16:17charge him with a crime and he's still
16:18in prison. Even today, he's saying, "I
16:20didn't do it." Okay.
16:25All right.
16:26So, now let's look at 911.
16:30And as you can see from some of the
16:35video footage,
16:38it's very suspicious what happened.
16:40There's other things that are suspicious
16:41about what happened. First of all, a
16:44month after the Twin Towers came down,
16:48all that concrete and steel were shipped
16:51to China.
16:53>> Huh?
16:54>> Yes, the Twin Towers, the debris is now
16:57in China being put in other skyscrapers.
16:59Who knows? Okay, but that's kind of
17:01strange because you would obviously want
17:02to run an investigation
17:04before you ship that thing off. But they
17:06did not do the investigation. They
17:08shipped that debris to China right away.
17:10That's the first thing. Second thing is
17:12that never in the history of humanity
17:15has a fire brought down a skyscraper.
17:17Never before and never afterwards.
17:21Investigators explained that what
17:24happened was that the jet hit the uh
17:27skyscraper and then because of the
17:29explosion, because of the gas, the steel
17:32frame start to melt. Okay? And then when
17:34the top melt, it start to melt the the
17:37um bottom one and the bottom one and the
17:39bottom one. And and this is what we call
17:41a pancake theory. Never in human history
17:43has this happened before except with the
17:46three buildings on 911. Okay. And the
17:49third Yeah. And then two planes brought
17:51down three buildings. The last thing is
17:53that the plane the explosion was so
17:57intense that no bodies were recovered,
17:59no luggage was recovered, but we found
18:01their passports.
18:03Okay, we found their passports.
18:07Uh these are the 19 hijackers who were
18:10who the government decided was solely
18:12responsible for the attacks. They had no
18:16help.
18:17They had no government help. They just
18:20acted by themselves and they got really
18:22lucky. Okay, luckiest people on the
18:25planet. As you can see, this is their
18:27passport that was found on a plane
18:29wreckage. Didn't find any bodies. Didn't
18:32find any luggage, but we found the
18:33passport. So, we know for sure that it
18:36was a terrorist and no one else.
18:40This is a boarding pass.
18:43This is a boarding pass.
18:46Okay.
18:48Found in the debris of the Twin Towers.
18:52Pretty lucky. But this is conclusive
18:55proof that the terrorists were
18:56responsible and no one else.
19:01Okay. Some more strange things about
19:04911.
19:06First of all, um we have a document
19:10dated to 1962, a document called
19:12Operation Northwoods. And the plan is
19:15for the government to hijack civilian
19:19aircraft planes and then blame it on
19:22Cuba so that the United States can
19:26declare war on Cuba.
19:29Also,
19:31um, 6 months before 911,
19:35Fox, a television station in the United
19:38States, they aired a television show
19:41called The Lone Gunman. Okay? And the
19:44and the
19:46um plot is this. The government
19:50pretends to be terrorists who hijack a
19:54plane and crash it into
19:58the World Trade Center so they can blame
20:00it on terrorists so they can start all
20:03these wars in the Middle East. What's
20:05amazing about the show is that the plane
20:10is not being controlled by terrorists.
20:12It's being remote controlled
20:14by government operatives.
20:17So it sounds almost like exactly like
20:19what happened on 911
20:226 months before 911 happened. That's
20:25very strange. Okay, it gets stranger.
20:30This is this man is named Larry
20:31Silverstein and he is both the dumbest
20:35and the luckiest businessman in the
20:38world. He's the stupidest businessman in
20:41the world because six weeks before 911,
20:45he buys the lease to the World Trade
20:47Center.
20:49Okay? Why is that stupid? Because
20:52the World Trade Center has asbestos and
20:56like a dangerous chemical. So, they had
20:59to
21:00clean or remove the asbestos. The
21:03problem is the cost of rem of reming all
21:06that esbestos would have been more than
21:08the value of the twin towers. That's
21:10kind of stupid. Okay. Why would you
21:12lease the twin towers knowing that you
21:14you have to put all this money into
21:16renovation which would bankrupt you.
21:18>> Also, what's stupid is
21:21to have the lease, you're required to
21:25have insurance.
21:27Okay? And so the insurance company says
21:30we value the World Trade Center at $ 1.5
21:32billion. Okay. And Larry Silver, no,
21:37it's not $1.5 billion. They are worth
21:41$3.5 billion. So he is asking to pay
21:45more insurance than he needed to. That's
21:49kind of stupid.
21:51But again, he's the luckiest man in the
21:53world because none of it happens. And
21:55guess what? He can now claim that two
22:00towers were struck and therefore he
22:02should get twice as much as 3.55
22:05million. He should get 7 billion.
22:08And he sued they went to court and he
22:10got 4.55 billion. Okay. He's also lucky
22:14because he's he's a workaholic. He never
22:16misses work. But that day because of a
22:18dermatology appointment, he had to miss
22:19work. He wasn't there when 911 happened.
22:22The luckiest man in the world. Okay. So
22:25this teaches us that in life, do not be
22:30um
22:33smart. Just be lucky. Okay, that's all
22:36you need. All right. Now, I know all
22:40this sounds suspicious,
22:42but there are lots of reasons why we
22:46should just believe the government.
22:48Okay? Why we should believe the United
22:49States government is telling us the
22:51truth that 911 was
22:54um done just by 15 terrorists operating
22:58alone running help that JFK was killed
23:01by one lone gunman named Lee Harvey
23:03Oswald that the moon landing was
23:05actually real. Okay, so let's go over
23:08the reasons why we should never ever
23:10believe conspiracy theories. Okay, the
23:11first reason of course is the government
23:13would never lie to us. Okay, that's the
23:17first reason. It's probably the best
23:18reason. Second reason is well the
23:23government is too stupid to do anything
23:25like this. Okay, they're incompetent.
23:28Okay, the third reason is
23:31why is there so much evidence
23:35that there's a conspiracy theory, right?
23:38If the government is so powerful, if
23:40they're capable of like doing these
23:42conspiracies, surely they can cover it
23:44up as well. Why is it on 911 we have all
23:49this footage?
23:51Why is it that we have uh the passports?
23:54Why is it that we have like this TV
23:57show? Why is there so much evidence?
24:00That makes no sense,
24:02right? So, the fact that there's so much
24:04evidence suggests to us that
24:08the government is not involved. Okay?
24:11because the government is so powerful
24:12that it can just cover everything up,
24:15right? Another thing is
24:18NASA has 400,000 people working on the
24:22space program, right?
24:25Why has anyone come forward and
24:26confessed? Why has anyone told the
24:29truth? That's kind of strange. So the
24:31fact that so many people were involved
24:33but no one has come out and told us what
24:36happened means that
24:40um the government was telling the truth.
24:42Okay, does that make sense? It's very
24:44hard to keep 4,000 people quiet. Okay,
24:47someone might have told a friend or a
24:50family member or just might have gotten
24:52drunk and then you know done a YouTube
24:54video. Who knows? Okay, but it's very
24:56hard to keep 400,000 people under wraps.
25:00Um JFK, why not have to kill him in
25:03public? Why not just make it a private
25:05thing? You know, just give him give him
25:07some poison, he dies. No one knows. Why
25:10make it into a spectacle?
25:12Okay. So, another reason to doubt um
25:15conspiracy theory. Okay.
25:18And the last thing is
25:21if the government
25:23was really involved, they would not
25:25allow us to discuss this, right? They
25:28wouldn't allow me to find this video
25:30online. They could just cover it all up.
25:32Right? All all these videos I've shown
25:34you are online.
25:36So, this tells us the government doesn't
25:38have anything to fear.
25:40Right? Okay. So, we're in a strange
25:43situation where we can either believe
25:46the government is telling us the truth,
25:47but then we have all this evidence to
25:49suggest that they're not telling us the
25:50truth, or we can believe that they did
25:54this,
25:56but we all what we also have to believe
25:58is that they did this and they want us
26:01to know that they did this and they want
26:04us to talk about these conspiracy
26:06theories.
26:08Okay, that's kind of strange.
26:10Well, it turns out we have an
26:12explanation for this. It's called
26:15revelation of method. The idea is that
26:18those who engage in evil must tell you
26:21that they are engaging in evil. The
26:24theory is that those who do conspiracies
26:27must tell you they're doing
26:28conspiracies. And there are three
26:30reasons why. Okay, so let's go over
26:32them. The first reason is the idea of
26:35learn helplessness. And so the idea is
26:38okay let's just say that we everyone
26:40knows that they did this right we get
26:42angry we write emails we make YouTube
26:45videos then what
26:48nothing
26:49>> right so the idea of learn helplessness
26:52is like the more angry you get the more
26:55helpless you feel and therefore the more
26:57obedient you become okay that's the
26:59first reason second reason is the idea
27:02of karmic responsibility and the idea is
27:05that the people in power are extremely
27:07super or excuse me superstitious.
27:09They believe that when they die, God
27:12will judge them. Okay, so we're all dead
27:16and God says to the government, "Hey,
27:19why did you do all this evil stuff?" And
27:21the government says, "No, no, no. I did
27:24not act alone. Everyone participated."
27:28Why? Because I told them what I was
27:30doing. They didn't stop me. They didn't
27:34raise any concerns. They didn't protest.
27:36Therefore, they are complicit. Okay. So,
27:39another way of saying this is
27:42if you just look at 911, if you just
27:43look at the moon landing, you just look
27:44at JFK, the evidence is so overwhelming
27:48that if you still believe the
27:50government, it's not because you are
27:52ignorant or stupid. It's because you are
27:56complicit. It's because you are
27:58involved. Therefore, you share the
28:01guilt. Therefore, the karma is spread to
28:04everyone. Okay, that's the logic, right?
28:07The third reason is attention capture.
28:12These events are set up in a way so that
28:15they will be remembered forever. Okay?
28:17So, everyone remembers where they were,
28:21what they were doing, who they were with
28:23on 911
28:26when JFK was assassinated during the
28:28moon landing. Okay? So you probably were
28:34not in United States. You might have
28:36been in China. You might have been tun
28:38uh floor uh Tunisia. You might have been
28:41in South Africa. It doesn't matter.
28:43Okay? You could have you could have been
28:44on the moon. Okay? But you still
28:45remember what you were doing on 911
28:47because it's edged into your
28:48consciousness. And that's the point. The
28:51point is to control people by
28:53controlling people how by controlling
28:54how people perceive reality. How okay?
28:58Because then you have the power of God.
29:01Okay, so these are three ma major
29:02reasons why um they will do this evil
29:06but they will tell you they did this
29:07evil and they want they want you to
29:08discuss and continue to discuss why they
29:12do this evil. Okay, so even today people
29:14are still writing books about JFK.
29:16People are still writing books about the
29:17moonlighting. It's allowed because it's
29:19attention capture. Okay, it's like the
29:20idea of top of mind. So if you're a
29:24company, you don't care about bad
29:26publicity. All publicity is good because
29:28it's top of mind, right? So if you are
29:33hungry and you want to go out for lunch,
29:35what's the first thing that um you want
29:38to eat? It's the first thing that comes
29:39to mind,
29:40>> right? So maybe pizza or hamburger.
29:42Okay, that's the idea of branding. So
29:44that's what they're doing here. They're
29:45trying to control your reality through
29:48these events.
29:51Okay, does that make sense, guys?
29:53>> Okay, any questions?
29:56All right. Now, what I want to do is
30:00look at a question. Okay. Let's look at
30:02certain questions.
30:04Why is this happening?
30:14All right. So, let's look at
30:17JFK
30:19and 911 and the moon landing.
30:22What are common characteristics about
30:26these three events? Okay, the first
30:29thing of course is that they are
30:31spectacles.
30:34You can say that they are rituals.
30:38A lot of care, a lot of attention was
30:42put into preparing these rituals. So for
30:46example, the JFK assassination, look at
30:48the location, right?
30:51Look at the
30:54um choreography.
30:56Okay, they did it purposely in front of
30:59people but also in front of cameras so
31:00that it'll be remembered forever. Okay,
31:03the moon landing as well, 911 as well.
31:05Okay.
31:08Um that's the first thing. Second thing
31:10is the idea of numerology.
31:13So when you look at these events, what
31:15you'll find is that numerology is very
31:17important. Okay. Okay, it's a very
31:19simple concept to understand. So, for
31:20example, let's just say you want to get
31:22married, right? Well, you want to pick
31:24an auspicious date. So, maybe August
31:268th, 88, right? Or June 6, an auspicious
31:30date because that will give your wedding
31:34the most chances to prosper. You also
31:36want to pick pick a nice location fun,
31:39>> right? Same thing with with with this
31:41idea. Okay, so look at the let's look at
31:43the numerology. JFK
31:46was November 22nd, 1963. 11:22
31:511963.
31:53The moon landing
31:55was 1969.
31:58And then 911 was of course 911. Pretty
32:02easy to remember, right? Okay. Now,
32:04what's interesting is that these are all
32:08triangular numbers. Okay. What are
32:10triang numbers? 1369.
32:13Right. 1369.
32:161963.
32:181969.
32:21Okay. Also, the number 33
32:26is very very important.
32:29Okay. Number 33 is almost like a magic
32:31number to these people. Okay. And so
32:34like what what what we what we believe
32:36is that it's secret societies that are
32:39responsible for these events.
32:41Okay. Uh mainly the three masons but
32:44there are others as well. Okay. I I'll
32:46I'll discuss later. Number 33 is
32:48important. Okay. So look at this. 11 +
32:5022 is what? 33.
32:54Okay guys
32:5633
32:58um one one one. Okay. You see how nice
33:02this number is? 33 is also two triangles
33:05right? What happens when you put two
33:07triangles together? you get the star of
33:08David which is the flag of Israel.
33:12Okay. So number 33 is a very special
33:14number
33:16for secret societies. All right. Here's
33:20something that's that's really also
33:22really interesting. How about number 33?
33:25If you look at the world map, okay, the
33:27equator.
33:30If you go north
33:3333 degrees, you get a lot of places.
33:36Okay. The first place you get is uh in
33:40Mesopotamia, Iraq. It's where the tiger
33:43is and Euphrates. These are two rivers.
33:47This is where they meet. Okay. Why is
33:49this important? Because the meet this
33:51meeting place is what we considered the
33:53birth of civilization. It's a crit of
33:54civilization.
33:56Over here is Baghdad.
34:01Baghdad was the capital of the Islamic u
34:04golden age. The Islamic caliphate. Okay.
34:07Historical city. Over here is Damascus,
34:12one of the oldest cities in the world.
34:13Over here, of course, is Jerusalem, the
34:16holiest city for both the Christians and
34:18for the Jews.
34:21Okay?
34:23You keep on going over here to America.
34:26This is Dallas. Why is Dallas important?
34:29Because that's where JFK was
34:31assassinated.
34:32>> But you keep on going, and this is like
34:34interesting. You go to New Mexico and
34:36you get to the Trinity test site. This
34:38is um where the atomic bomb was
34:42detonated. Okay.
34:45You go over here 33 degrees in Japan. Do
34:50you know what city is 33 degrees north
34:53in Japan?
34:55>> You mean not Tokyo? There are two
34:57cities, Hiroshima and Nakasaki.
35:00>> Why are they important?
35:08Okay, these are the two places where the
35:10atomic bomb was dropped. Okay, think
35:12about that. 33 north in New Mexico is
35:15where they tested the atom bomb and then
35:18Hiroshima Nagasaki 33 33 north is where
35:21they dropped the two atomic bombs.
35:25Okay. All right. So, why is this
35:29important? Because if you're a secret
35:31society,
35:34what makes secret society important is
35:36the mythology or the story that they
35:38tell about their purpose. Okay. Now,
35:42it's easy to understand
35:45here why 33 degrees is important. Okay.
35:48Because 33 degrees, you're not too hot
35:50because you're away from the equator,
35:52but you're not too cold. Okay? So, you
35:54can farm. That's why all these major
35:56cities including Baghdad, Damascus,
35:58Jerusalem are situated 33 degrees north.
36:01Okay. Also a place called Harappa. Okay,
36:04which is the Indis Valley civilization
36:05is also 33 degrees north. So a lot of
36:07major cities are situated in this
36:10latitude. So that makes sense. Okay,
36:12this is the old world.
36:15What's the old world? The old world is
36:17obey God.
36:20Okay, that's the old world. Now we go to
36:23the new world. Okay. What makes the new
36:26new world different? Well, when America
36:29was founded, there was a religion called
36:31theism.
36:33And theism, the belief is that God
36:36created the universe, but then he went
36:38away. So, the universe is what we make
36:41of it. Okay? So, now we can be we are
36:45God.
36:47And this is the grand secret of these
36:49secret societies.
36:51They exist in order to do what God could
36:53not do or what God can do to replace
36:56God. So what is it that God does? Well,
36:58what the first God does is he changes
37:01matter. Changes matter. Second thing is
37:05he can kill other gods.
37:08The third thing is he he can create
37:11life.
37:13All right. What does change matter mean?
37:15It means the nuclear bomb.
37:18>> Right? the nuclear bomb. So what what
37:22what does kill the gods mean? It means
37:24you can kill
37:26president of United States JFK who is
37:29considered a prince.
37:32Okay. And what does create life? It
37:35means you create artificial intelligence
37:37which is the last step.
37:39Okay. So this is part of the mythology.
37:42The old world is being replaced by the
37:46new world. Okay. Now, if you're able to
37:48do all three things, now you're able to
37:50bring heaven to earth. Now, you're able
37:52to declare yourself God. And for that,
37:55what you need is a world government. And
37:59to show that you are truly in power,
38:02what you do is you combine the old world
38:03and the new world together by making
38:05Jerusalem
38:07your world capital.
38:11Okay? So towards the end of semester I
38:14will tell I I will show you what the
38:16grand plan is for Jerusalem. But for now
38:20what you need to understand is that
38:22right now in Jerusalem there's something
38:24called the alaxac mosque
38:28which is the third holiest site in the
38:31Islamic tradition. It is the place where
38:33Muhammad ascended to heaven. They plan
38:36to destroy the alac mos to rebuild the
38:39temple of Solomon called the third
38:41temple.
38:43Okay, this will start World War II.
38:47Okay, because the Muslims will get angry
38:49at this and they will come invade Israel
38:51and that's the purpose. So there's a
38:52grand plan to create the world
38:54government
38:56by initiating World War II.
39:00Okay.
39:02So
39:03uh we'll be discussing this later on in
39:05the semester.
39:07Now I want to discuss
39:09how secret societies are able to wield
39:12so much power. Okay, first of all, how
39:15is it that they're able to keep everyone
39:17quiet,
39:19right? How are they able to maintain
39:21their secrets? And then how are they
39:22able to
39:24exert power? Okay.
39:31All right. So the first thing you need
39:33to understand about secret societies is
39:34that there are different layers
39:37to secret society. Okay. So in Scottish
39:40right Freemasonry there are 33 grades.
39:4430 33 grades. So you start at one and
39:47then you slowly climb. Okay. Some people
39:49can skip and at each different grade
39:52you're taught different secrets or
39:55understanding of the world. So maybe
39:58here here here you have four grades.
40:01Okay.
40:03In the bottom grade, all you're taught
40:05is just to be a good person, to do good
40:08works, to do charity, to be kind. That's
40:09all you're taught. Okay.
40:13But as you as you move up, you're taught
40:15something else, which is
40:18um we can do God's work.
40:22Okay? God has given us a mission. We
40:24must do God's work.
40:28Okay? And up here is we don't need God.
40:36Okay? The higher you climb, the more
40:37secrets you're told. And then the as you
40:41move up further, you're taught we don't
40:42need God. Okay? So guys, I'm not part of
40:44a secret society. I'm just making this
40:45up. Okay? I'm just showing you how they
40:48might work. I'm just spec speculating.
40:51The last layer is
40:54we can be God by killing God.
40:59Do you understand? So it's almost like
41:01school, right? In primary school, you
41:03work hard, you learn a lot. You go to
41:05high school, in high school, they teach
41:06you everything you learn in primary
41:08school is wrong. Let us teach you new
41:10knowledge. You you work hard, you learn
41:12all this new knowledge. You go to
41:13university, the professors there are
41:14like everything you learn in high school
41:15is wrong, so let's learn something new.
41:18Okay? And then you go to to graduate
41:19school and you're taught everything you
41:20learn university is wrong. Okay. So
41:23that's how these secret societies work.
41:25So this the word we use is
41:26carartmentalized.
41:30So it's a need to know.
41:35Okay. Does that make sense? You are only
41:37taught what you need to know at your
41:40grade.
41:41Okay. And as you can see the secrets get
41:45worse and worse as you climb.
41:48So how do you maintain secrecy in the
41:51system? Okay. So there are
41:56two major mechanisms. Okay. The first
41:59major mechanism
42:01is incentives.
42:06Incentives. Sorry. Incentives. The idea
42:09here is the higher you climb, the more
42:12power you have.
42:14>> Okay?
42:18So these people in the middle,
42:20all they care about is maintaining a
42:22privilege.
42:24>> Okay? So that's so does that make sense?
42:27Incentives. Okay. The higher you climb,
42:30the more invested you are.
42:32>> Therefore, you want to believe the lie.
42:38Then
42:41there's blackmail.
42:43So if you really want to climb to the
42:45top, you have to reveal your secrets
42:47too. So you can be blackmailed.
42:49>> Okay? And we talked about this, right?
42:50The idea of transgression.
42:52If you really want to climb to the top,
42:54you have to commit crimes with other
42:56people. So therefore, you can never
42:58betray other people.
43:00>> Okay?
43:02And
43:04the last thing that helps the system is
43:08confirmation bias. And the idea of
43:11confirmation bias is you just want to
43:13believe what you want to believe. Okay?
43:15People don't want to believe the
43:17government lies to them. People want to
43:19believe the government tells the truth.
43:21So
43:23we like to live in a fantasy world.
43:25Okay? So this is what keeps the system
43:27intact.
43:29Okay? So this is how secret societies
43:31keep their secrets. Does that make
43:34sense? Okay. Now the question then is
43:38how is it that they're able to to wield
43:41power? And the answer is this structure
43:45is perfect for a bureaucracy. Last
43:48before we talked about bureaucracies,
43:50right? How as society matures it becomes
43:52more bureaucratic. Well, the problem is
43:56that bureaucracies
43:58become topheavy.
44:01Too many managers also the idea of
44:03silos. So each department does its own
44:05thing. Okay. And as I said also
44:09bureaucrats don't want to do any work.
44:11>> So imagine
44:13if your secret society how much you can
44:16benefit from the system, right? because
44:19you want to work because you want to
44:21achieve your vision and you're able to
44:23work with other people secretly.
44:26Therefore, you're able to promote each
44:27other into position of power and because
44:30these departments are all siloed off.
44:32They're all independent. You're able to
44:34control the entire bureaucracy because
44:36you're able to coordinate but they're
44:38not.
44:39>> Okay, does that make sense? So what we
44:42learn is that in history as societies
44:44become much more mature, as they become
44:46much more bureaucratic, secret societies
44:48have much more power and in and today we
44:53are living in a heavily bureaucratic
44:55world and therefore the secret societies
44:58have more and more power. Okay?
45:02>> And um
45:05does that make sense? The other thing
45:07that we need to remember is that
45:10um there are thousands and thousands of
45:13secret societies. Okay. So, so let's
45:15name some of them. The Freemasons,
45:19the Jesuits,
45:22uh the Mormons,
45:24the Frankus. Okay, lots and lots. Okay,
45:26we'll we'll we'll go over each one later
45:28on the semester. What you need to
45:30remember is that at this stage in
45:32development when society's bureaucratic
45:34when they become parasites on the
45:36bureaucracy they are incentivized to
45:38work together to achieve their vision.
45:40Okay. But once they create the world
45:44government then they will fight each
45:46other but at this point in their
45:50development they will work and actively
45:52collaborate together. Okay. So 911, JFK,
45:57Moonlanding, they were all working
45:59together.
46:01Okay. So we'll be setting this more as
46:04the semester progresses.
46:06All right. So um let's conclude.
46:14Sorry.
46:23Okay. Okay, let's let let's let's let's
46:25conclude. Okay,
46:34sorry I'm uh
46:39Okay, so let's talk about the atomic
46:42bomb. This is Henry Henry Truman. Okay,
46:44Henry Truman is the 33rd president of
46:48the United States, number 33, right?
46:51He's also a 33rd degree Freemason, which
46:54is the highest Freemason. Okay, why is
46:58it important? Because he's the one who
47:00ordered the dropping of the atomic bombs
47:03on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
47:06Now, this is controversial because at
47:09this point, America didn't have to bomb
47:12n have to nuke Japan. Why? Because
47:14America was firebombing Tokyo. You can
47:17see the damage, right? In Tokyo, all the
47:19houses are wooden. Guess what? If you
47:21drop firebombs on these houses,
47:23everything burns. So, America was just
47:25burning Japan to death. They didn't have
47:28to drop the nuclear bombs.
47:31Okay, you can see the devastation. Okay,
47:33this is Tokyo. They burned everything
47:35down.
47:37There was talk that if America launched
47:40a land invasion of Japan, lots of people
47:43would have died. But you didn't have to
47:44invade Japan because you were just
47:46bombing Japan to to ashes. So why did
47:50they drop the bomb? Well, the other
47:53argument is that they dropped the bomb
47:54to scare the Soviet Union,
47:57but that only encouraged the Soviet
47:59Union get to get their own bomb, right?
48:01So you have to ask yourself why do they
48:03do this? And if you go back to the 33
48:07degree story, okay, which is just
48:10explained, it gives you an explanation.
48:11I'm not saying it's right, but it offers
48:13you a possibility.
48:16Okay?
48:17Okay. So as you can see um all these
48:21major cities including Babylon,
48:23including uh Baghdad, Damascus,
48:26um
48:29Hiroshima
48:30are all part of 33 degree latitude.
48:32Okay, guess what guys? A lot of famous
48:35athletes wear number 33 and they are
48:38Freemasons. Okay, so this is Scotty
48:41Pippen and and and Shaquille O'Neal. We
48:44know they are Freemasons. Larry Bird and
48:47Kareem Adul Jabbar also wear number 33.
48:51Okay.
48:54Um 33 is important. Jesus died when he
48:57was 33 years old. The word God, Elohim,
49:00appears 33 times in Genesis. King David
49:02reigned for 33 years. The Vic Pathalon.
49:05Hinduism has 33 dietes. Human spine has
49:0733 bones. Okay. So number 33 appears
49:10over and over. So these societies see
49:12number 33 as a magic magic number.
49:17Um, the moon landing.
49:20Okay, I'm not saying the moon landing
49:22was faked, but there's an argument that
49:25it is impossible for humans to leave
49:27something called the Van Allen belt.
49:28Okay, the Van Allen belt is this
49:30electromagnetic field that protects us
49:32from cosmic radiation. So that the belts
49:35themselves have heavy radiation. So if
49:38you go into it, you die. But also, if
49:39you leave the Van Island belts, there's
49:41nothing to protect you from cosmic
49:43radiation. So you could die as well. So
49:44some scientists actually believe that
49:46it's impossible to leave
49:49Earth. Okay, we'll just die.
49:52I don't know how they were able to do
49:54this. And um as you may know, right now
49:58a lot of countries, America, China are
50:01trying to get back to the moon. They're
50:02having a really hard time. Okay, they're
50:05having a hard time because NASA lost all
50:07the technology, lost all the footage,
50:10lost all the data. Oops.
50:13Oh well. Okay.
50:15So, so um how was NASA able to keep this
50:18secret? Well, guess what? A lot of their
50:20most important people were Freemasons.
50:23Okay. This is Boss Boss Uldren, one of
50:25the free astronauts. He was a Freemason.
50:26Okay.
50:29Um John Glenn, the first American to
50:32orbit the Earth, was a Freemason, 33
50:36degree Mason. Okay.
50:40Um all as was James Webb, one one of the
50:43first NASA administrators, James Webb.
50:47Um Kenneth K.
50:51Um so these people are embedded
50:53throughout the bureaucracy and because
50:55they're able to coordinate that complete
50:57control of the bureaucracy. Does that
50:58make sense? So it doesn't matter who's
51:00at the top. What matters is which
51:02barecross are able to work together to
51:04achieve their vision.
51:06This is um Warner von Brown and he was
51:10one of the first NASA leaders and he's a
51:12German. He was actually a Nazi who was
51:14brought over after World War II to help
51:17America build its space program. Okay.
51:20Um and he had a he had a friend or a
51:24colleague named Carol Rosen. And we
51:26don't know if this is true. Okay. But
51:28what Carol Wilson tells us is that when
51:31von Braun died, he told us that America,
51:35the American government was first and
51:36foremost concerned about spending
51:39weapons, sorry, spending money on space
51:42weapons. Okay. And what and to do this,
51:45what America will do is continue to
51:46manufacture threats to justify all the
51:49spending on weaponry. Okay. And then she
51:52lists the different threats. First, they
51:55will use Russians. Okay. the Russians.
51:58We have to defeat the Russians in the
51:59space race. Then they'll be like, "You
52:01know what? Terrorists, okay, 911,
52:04then third world countries, the craziest
52:06like North Korea. Okay, Iran. And then
52:10an asteroid. We we need we need space
52:12weapons to protect the earth from
52:13asteroids. And then the last thing is a
52:16fake alien invasion." Okay,
52:20>> aliens.
52:22Okay, does that make sense? Okay. So,
52:25we'll talk about this later towards the
52:27end end of the semester about a fake
52:29alien invasion. Okay. That's part of the
52:31plan and they've been seing this for a
52:32long time. So, um I'll conclude by
52:36talking about different possibilities.
52:38You don't have to believe me. Okay? In
52:41fact, there are I think five different
52:43possibilities as to what happened. Okay.
52:44The footage looks fake. So, how to
52:47explain this? Well, the first
52:48explanation is
52:50it's real footage and we should we
52:52should just believe the government.
52:53Okay. But we we also need to believe
52:54that they lost all the footage, lost all
52:56the technology, lost all the data. Okay,
52:58that's possibly number one. Just believe
52:59what the government tells you. Possibly
53:01number two is America went to the moon,
53:04but the astronauts discovered too many
53:06secrets on the moon. Like there are
53:07space aliens on the moon, they can't
53:09tell us. So they create this fake
53:10footage. Okay, that's second
53:11possibility. Third possibility is
53:14America went to the moon, but because of
53:16the lighting, because of the difficulty
53:19of filming, they couldn't actually take
53:21any footage. So they made it up to
53:23please the American people. Okay. Um the
53:27fourth possibility is America went to
53:28the moon. Um but they NASA decided to
53:32create this fake footage to fool the
53:34Soviets, right? Because if it's real
53:36footage, the first Soviets might be able
53:37to copy the technology. So we should
53:39just fake this thing and make fun of the
53:41Soviets. Okay, let's fool the Soviets so
53:43they couldn't so the Soviets cannot
53:45reverse engineer the success. Okay,
53:47that's also a possibility,
53:49>> right? And the last possibility of
53:50course is America didn't go to the moon.
53:53>> And it's entirely your choice which
53:54possibility to believe. Okay? I'm just
53:57proposing different possibilities out
53:58there.
54:00So how can we know the truth? Well,
54:05we can use game theory to logically
54:07deduce what happened. Okay. So let's use
54:10game theory.
54:12All right. So, we know that NASA's
54:14Apollo program cost $26 billion between
54:181960 and 1973. That's almost $20 billion
54:20today. They spent all this money. They
54:22need to produce a result, right? This is
54:25almost like 4% of all government
54:27spending in America. That's a lot of
54:28money.
54:30Also, you don't know this, but by 1969,
54:33America was falling apart for three
54:35reasons. First of all, America was
54:37fighting this pointless and hopeless war
54:39called Vietnam. Tens of thousands of
54:41Americans were dying for no reason.
54:44Hundreds of thousands of young Americans
54:45were protesting on the streets. America,
54:47the American dream seem to be dying.
54:49Okay, that's the first problem. Second
54:51problem is that the Soviets were
54:54destroying the Americans in the space
54:56race. The Soviets were the first to send
54:58an animal to space, the first to send a
55:01man to space, the first to orbit
55:04um the Earth, the first to walk in
55:07space, the first send a lun lunar modu
55:09module to the moon. So it seemed as
55:13though commis were superior to
55:15capitalism. It seemed as though the
55:17Soviet system was better than the
55:18American system. Okay, there's a real
55:20fear that the Soviets would get to the
55:24moon first. Okay. And also the last
55:26thing is remember in 1963 JFK was
55:29killed. JFK was the prince, the king. So
55:32that put Americans in a very bad mood.
55:34But but then later on other prominent
55:36Americans like uh Robert F. Kennedy and
55:40Martin Luther King, they all killed as
55:41well. So 1969, America was divided, was
55:46falling apart. People felt hopeless,
55:51right? So what this means is that if
55:54America sent a mission to the moon and
55:56all the astronauts died or they didn't
55:58get there, America would have been
56:01broken. Okay? People would have been
56:04depressed. And so according to game
56:07theory,
56:09America could not afford to take the
56:11risk of sending people to the moon. If
56:14they died, if it failed, America would
56:17have looked like idiots.
56:20Okay? But of course, there's always a
56:23counterargument. The counterargument is,
56:25okay, this makes sense, but why did the
56:28Soviets
56:30call out the Americans and said, you
56:31guys fake this,
56:33right?
56:34>> What the America and soviet Union were
56:38in competition with with each other.
56:41Everyone believed America went to the
56:44moon, but there's a lot of evidence
56:45suggest that it America didn't go to the
56:47moon. So why why did the Soviets tell
56:49the world? Okay, that I can't answer for
56:51you.
56:52>> All right, so I just leave you with this
56:55thought.
56:57Okay, but what I believe is with the
57:01next two years the truth will slowly
57:04start to come out and you will see for
57:06yourself what really happened. So this
57:09class is not meant to tell you what
57:14happened. This class is just meant to
57:15give you different possibilities and
57:17give you tools
57:19to understand or figure out for yourself
57:22what might have happened. Okay.
57:24>> All right. So, any questions before we
57:27conclude?
57:32Um, as we said, uh, the secret society
57:35might have a, um, might fighting with
57:38the governments, but why don't they send
57:41their part of their people into the
57:43governments? Why don't they like work
57:45together?
57:46>> No, no, they are the government.
57:48>> Oh, okay. Fine.
57:49>> Yeah. Right. Because they because like
57:51secret societies cannot exist outside of
57:53bureaucracies,
57:55>> right? They have power because they're
57:56able to coordinate within the
57:58bureaucracy in a way that other
57:59organizations cannot.
58:02Right?
58:03>> So only when the broadcast has reached a
58:06certain maturity, a certain size can
58:08secretist have true power.
58:10>> Right.
58:13So secret societies are the ones who
58:14control the government basically.
58:16>> Yeah. Any other questions?
58:20>> Okay. Great guys. So we'll continue this
58:23next class, next week. Okay. All right.