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Nov. 4, 2020 - Know More News - Adam Green
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The Cult of Yahweh | Know More News LIVE feat. Laurent Guyénot (Reupload)
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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen.
Adam Green here with Nomore News.org.
Today is Thursday, October 29th, 2020.
And joining me today is a very special guest, the author of JFK to 9-11, 50 years of the Deep State, from Yahweh to Zion, Jealous God, Chosen People, Promised Land, Clash of Civilizations, and his latest Essays on Jewish Power.
Our God is your God too, but he has chosen us.
He is Laurent Guyenne, Guyuna, and I am butchering his name.
He will pronounce it correctly for us.
Thank you so much for being here.
Laurent, tell us how to put correctly us uh Yanks, how to correctly pronounce your name, please.
Guillenot.
Guyenneau.
We you know.
And your first name?
Yeah, but the whole name?
My first name you can say Laurent, that's fine.
Laurent, but but how do you pronounce it in French?
Laurent.
Laurent, Laurence.
Laurent, yes.
Guy N. Guy No.
We you know.
Close enough.
Well, I'm gonna call you Laurent.
So to keep it simple for my brain.
But uh thank you so much for coming coming on.
We've been uh emailing for about a month.
I've read both of your books.
I got Yahweh to Zion Zion on Kindle, but I got the the hard copy here.
It's a funny story.
Um Laurent actually sent it to me because he's seen some of my videos and knew that were on the same same uh wavelength, and then I put it on the shelf and then bought it on Amazon, not realize realizing that I already have it.
So one way or another, I was this interview was destined to happen, and I was destined to read this book, and I thought it was fabulous.
It's a much must read for everybody, as well as Yahweh to Zion.
These are available on you have Yahweh to Zion is on Amazon.
Yeah, I do.
Still there.
In Kindle and Paperback, still there for the time being.
Maybe maybe they'll uh you'll you'll get on the radar from this interview and they'll get you down.
Uh our God is your god too, but he has chosen us also on Amazon.
All the links will be down below.
We're gonna be discussing that today.
And then your first book also wanted to point out it JFK 911.
This one got banned from Amazon.
This was was banned from uh yeah, from Amazon uh two or three months ago, yeah.
Two or three months ago.
So you can get it from uh Progressive Press or you can find it somewhere on PDF somewhere, I think.
Well, it popped up on on uh Barnes and Noble for me.
Is it still selling there?
Oh, yeah, good.
Cool.
All right.
Well, Yahweh, I want to get you on to talk about Yahweh and but first um you're you're French, you're you're from France.
Um we see in the news that uh uh French people are getting arrested and put in prison for inciting anti-Semitism.
Why don't you tell us a little about a little bit about that?
Okay.
Well, um France is a you know we're uh yeah, there's a lot of uh pressure uh in France.
Um uh coming from the what in France, you know, the equivalent of the ADL, the anti-defamation league would be the Krief.
Cr IF.
And uh they have a tremendous power.
And uh there's different different Jewish groups.
The Jewish community is very powerful in France.
And of course, we have these laws against uh, you know, uh World War II uh revisionism.
Uh very uh it's very severe.
In the among European countries, I think we are uh the country with the most powerful Jewish community and the most active uh Jewish community trying to uh silence any criticism of uh Jewish uh people or Jewish elite more uh and also uh any uh revisionist revisionism of World War II.
So uh Alain Soral Is uh regularly attacked and uh he has already uh uh accumulated uh something like five years of jail, but he you know escaped to Switzerland, so for the moment he he's not in jail.
We have uh one man called Hervé Riesen who was uh jailed uh just uh about a month ago, and this was because he wrote books, but he was not sentenced because of his book, he was sentenced because of one video he made about uh incest in um in the Jewish community.
Funny.
Uh so uh you write about that in your book.
They didn't like it at all.
He's a very courageous man, Erverissen.
He he writes uh he's very critical of uh you know Jewish people and the Jewish community and Jewish influence.
And uh and then there is also another another guy who is now living in France, but he in uh in England, but if he comes back to France, he will be put in jail for a few years too.
His name is uh uh Renoir.
Um I forgot his first name.
But anyway, he's more into World War II revisionism.
So yeah, it's it's quite tense, and uh, you know, myself I don't have much trouble yet, but uh you know, I one of these days.
Anyway, I'm very careful about what I write.
We'll see if we can get you into some trouble today, maybe.
Okay.
Just kidding, just kidding.
We're gonna be good boys.
So um I wanted to.
Just so don't question me about the six million and this kind of subject, okay.
Well, you well uh we're gonna talk about the biblical connections to the burnt offering of uh of World War II that they hold uh so highly.
So we'll see what the uh isn't Macron isn't he uh who used to work for the Rothschilds?
He worked for the Rothschild Bankers.
That's right.
That's right.
He was uh he's a banker and he worked for the Rothschild Bank.
That's right.
And he was somehow uh chosen uh by uh you know Jewish uh elite, uh especially one guy called Jacques Atali, who is very influential.
He's been the advisor to about uh five or six presidents in France, and he brags that he chose uh Macron as the president, you know.
He he is now old and he's uh he likes to behave as uh you know as a wise man, a prophet, and uh and he yeah, Macron is uh really uh for people who can see what's going on you know behind uh the state in a deep state, he he's really the sign that we have gone very deeply into uh the hands of uh Jewish power.
Absolutely.
Yeah, I I saw Macron was early to say that anti-Zy uh anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism, so they're definitely on board with the Zionist New World Order.
Well, yeah, he's just uh repeating the lines of the Krief, you know, which is uh dictating uh you know all these um laws and these um all these laws to to silence any criticism of uh of Jewish elite.
There's a very interesting video to see somewhere where you can you see the the the head, the president of the Krief who is holding uh Macron's hand, and uh uh because you know Macron is making a speech at the Krief and uh the president comes and holds his hand,
and you can see Macron try to resist, and this is very symbolic of uh uh you know the the way the Jewish uh community has uh taken uh power, you know, over the president and over our government in general.
We have a very terrible government at this moment.
There, they're really um you know, all the all the ministers are uh we feel are completely puppets, you know, puppets, really.
Um someone asked in the chat a good question.
Uh what do you think about the uh yellow vest movement who they have been trying to smear as anti-Semitic?
I haven't heard about them in the news for a while.
Well, yeah, I mean they're they're not in the news uh ever since the coronavirus um you know uh thing came out, so they they have not been allowed to gather.
Well, I'm not a specialist on that, but basically my feeling is that the Yellow Vest was a very interesting spontaneous movement, very surprising actually, and very hopeful.
Uh but of course lacking uh some uh serious leadership and some serious ideas, and they have been attacked, of course, uh of uh accused of um you know spreading anti-Semitism because in France, you know, anybody who's true who criticizes uh the government or criticizes the you know the system, of course, uh sooner or later start to talk about the Jewish power.
So uh but um they might you know come out again one of these days, but uh it has not led to you know much uh it is not a structured movement, it it doesn't have um you know uh um clear vision,
you know, people are just basically fed up and they want to be able to get jobs, and uh you know they they don't uh and and of course we can say it has been uh how would you say not hijacked hijacked, but uh it has been uh co-opted, yes, and uh and controlled, and all the most interesting leaders have been pushed aside, and you know.
So well, it was a good sign that people are able to wake up, you know, because now uh it's very depressing to see the French people wearing their mask everywhere and uh being being uh basically very passive in front of the government uh uh fear mongering, you know, uh about the virus.
I I gotta uh uh applaud you on your your English.
English is your second language.
You you speak willy really well and you and you write even better in your books.
So uh yeah, hats off to you for that.
So before we get into the cult of Yahweh, just one more qu uh French question.
Top news today, there is a beheading, uh Muslim beheading in France.
There was one, I think it was in France last week, another beheading because uh teacher showed Mohammed.
And then in the news today, top news, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, who has had some harsh words for for Jews, says this.
Ex-Malaysia Prime Minister, Muslims have right to quote kill millions of French people.
He's he tweeted out today.
Muslims have a right to be angry and to kill millions of French people for the massacres of the past.
Have you seen that?
What do you think of that?
Well, that's uh something stupid to say, of course.
It's absolutely ridiculous.
Um but you know, about this uh story, what I can say is that it's very, very suspicious.
Uh the background is you know, um, this teacher who showed to I think 11 or 12 no twelve twelve-year-old uh pupils, you know, students, these caricature of uh Mohammed, these cartoons coming from the you know, this uh kind of uh very provocative uh magazine called Charlie Hebdo.
So, you know, the Charlie Hebdo story has uh all kind of many episodes, and you you remember, of course, that uh how long ago was that?
It must have been uh two or three years ago.
Uh some uh drawers of this uh magazine were killed.
And uh and there has been also about two or three months ago another um uh attack on this magazine.
So the first thing to understand is that this magazine has been since uh the 1990s, I don't know exactly what year, has was basically bankrupt and was bought and became a tool for the neocons to uh spread division,
you know, in France by attacking Muslims, you know, uh offending Muslims, and then challenging you know, Christians and the French to support the right of free speech, uh the right to offend Muslims,
in order to enrage Muslims and enraged the French against Muslims in order to create division, you know, and uh in a typical triangular uh manipulation where they pull the strings here on both sides, you know.
So after the killing of these uh six, I think uh people working for um uh Charlie Ibdo a few years ago then just the day after they had all these signs just feel Charlie ready you know you've seen you remember I'm sure those signs just fee Charlie everybody demonstrated in the street saying the sh the shui Charlie which means I support this kind of uh uh very provocative um you know um attack on uh on the Muslim
I support, you know, the offending Muslims.
And, you know, Josephine Charlie also, many people felt Charlie is a little bit like an anagram of Israel.
So, you know, it kind of sounded like Josephine Israel, I am Charlie, I am Israel.
Anyway, ever since that time, a lot of people have felt that this was completely not exactly fake.
Probably some people really did die.
But the whole thing, I cannot get into the detail and I don't remember them very clearly.
But, you know, the people who shoot, there were all kinds of videos, all kinds of elements that came out that indicated that this was not, this operation was under control.
And then recently this teacher stupidly showed this stupid, very not funny, offensive caricature of the prophet, the prophet to children.
And of course some parents of Muslim, some of his Muslim students started to protest.
And then there was a little bit apparently of a kind of a little bit of controversy on Twitter.
And then suddenly he was beheaded.
The problem is, if you dig down, you know, you realize there is, it's very suspicious.
There is a video going around of the, and of course the guy who beated him like, like all the, you know, like always he was, he was shot dead by the police.
He was not arrested.
You know, ever since 9/11, that's, that's the standard procedure.
You don't arrest those terrorists.
You just shoot them.
And then there's no, no court case and no, no way to trial.
Never make it to trial.
Exactly.
Yeah.
No, you know, they are shot.
And, um, this guy was shot and there is a video where you hear him saying, Hey, I'm just shooting, um, the B and the B means, uh, like, uh, marbles.
So it all, it sounds like I haven't, you know, I cannot say for sure, but it sounds like, uh, they use the pretext of this controversy about this teacher to create a false flag, um, decapitation.
I believe, because there is also a video, a picture of the, of the head of the teacher, which doesn't look real to me.
So, you know, people can look around if it's still on, on the net.
This whole story sounds very bizarre.
Well, it is interesting, and it seems like it's all Zionist designed, even if it's not a staged incident.
Just the fact that all the Zionist wars in the Middle East, the Zionists using America to destroy Muslim countries, and then the leftist Bolshevik communist Jews in Europe open up the borders and say, everybody come here, all the refugees come in.
and then the rabbis say this is a good thing this means Moshiach is coming and this is fulfilling prophecies and then they uh in sight the clash to to cause chaos and and break down the countries and we had a Charlie Hebdo in America too there was Pamela Geller the Zionist neocon who hosted a draw Mohammed contest and uh apparently some Muslims came and tried to shoot it up but then they got shot so they did the same thing here.
And I want to point out that this is just basically following the Torah law, saying that you cannot depict the oneness of God, this is an idol.
This is what Yahweh tells His chosen people, to knock down the altars and kill all the people of foreign gods, correct?
Sure, yeah, of course, yeah.
And the double standard that these Zionist neocons will defiantly draw Mohammed and they they will uh try to be offensive and incite the uh Muslims but then they pearl clutch and Kovec when anybody does a caricature or cartoon of uh you know depicting a Jewish person, they lost their minds when they had the New York Times cartoon with Netanyahu and Trump.
I just saw some this woman, this anti-Semitism stop anti-Semitism woman who got my channel banned.
I saw an interview with her, and she was like, They had a star of David on Netanyahu.
I was so shocked.
It's like we can't even use the symbol of your flag to depict somebody in a political cartoon.
That but then it's just it's so ridiculous.
But do you have anything else to say or should we move on to the yeah?
I'm saying this double standard is very typical of uh Charlie Hebdo because they you know alternatively show uh ridicule uh Islam or their ridicule Christianity, but of course they would never never ever offend uh the Jews.
So it's so obvious and so ridiculous.
Exactly.
All right, so 25 minutes in your book, Yahweh to Zion.
People need to understand exactly who Yahweh is and what Yahweh does.
Tell us about the cult of Yahweh and how Yahweh is psychopathic and this the slave, slave master type of uh relationship.
Okay, well, maybe I can say a little bit about you know I how I came to this uh to this aspect of the Jewish question, because I uh very briefly, you know, I started to be uh become uh red-pilled, you know, as people say now with uh about 9-11, about um was about 10 years ago.
And then uh I from the time I understood that 9-11 was an Israeli job and not an inside job in the in the in the sense that Alex Joan is uh claiming, but uh since I I understood that the neo-cons and all this uh power network which or who orchestrated 9-11 were basically crypto Zionists, then I started to want to understand deeper where where does that come from.
And since I had a little bit of background in uh in Bible studies, then I started to read uh the Bible in uh in a new way and to see the connection between Yahweh and Zion, and uh realizing that basically Zionism is very biblical, uh at least if not from the time of Theodor Herzl, at least from the time of Ben Gurion.
And uh and so I started to explore the the connection and uh the connection between the biblical question and the the Jewish question and realizing finally the Jewish question, in my opinion, is mostly the biblical question.
By by uh by that I mean that Jewish mentality is profoundly biblical.
And so the biblical ideology is uh encapsulated or embodied or embodied uh maybe that's not the wrong word, but in the in uh in the god Yahweh.
You know, if you understand the God Yahweh and his relationship to his people and his relationship to other peoples, to other nations, then you understand uh the core of the Jewish problem or the Jewish question.
And uh, you know, it's so obvious to me today that uh when you read the old testament, what the Christians call the old testament, you find a picture of God which is uh really absolutely grotesque and appalling,
and he is a psychotic psychopathic God uh in the sense um that Yahweh, if you want to describe the the personality of Yahweh, which is uh you know, which you can consider the kind of uh the um the symbolic uh personification of the Jewish mentality in a sense.
Okay, who is Yahweh?
Yahweh is a God who who first of all he's he's the god of one person, of one people who somehow appeared in uh somewhere in the north of uh Arabia and started to talk to Moses and uh and at some point declared he's the god of the universe, he's the creator of the universe.
And so you see in the in the Jewish Bible, you see how this tribal God is somehow transformed into uh the God, the creator of the universe, which which is uh the meaning of my of the title, yes, our God is your God too, but he has chosen us.
In fact, Yahweh is basically uh uh a tribal god.
And uh in the at some point in history, most probably in Babylon, you know, this tribal God was uh pretended, or the people who wrote the Jewish Bible pretended he's actually the creator of the of the universe, he's the father of all humankind, but for some reason he chose one people and not any people, but the Jews, and for some reason he hates all other nations and he wants to destroy them.
And this is uh also it's also corresponds to Yahweh's attitude to other gods.
So before before even he becomes the you know, he claims to become the god of the universe, he's uh uh a god of one people who who hates basically all other gods and who wants to destroy all other gods.
So that makes him a psychopathic god in the sense that you know if you're a man and you and you hate all other people uh uh around you, you're basically a psychopath.
Doesn't make you a very good neighbor.
Sorry?
It doesn't make you a very good neighbor.
No, exactly.
So that's how Yahweh uh behaves to towards other gods.
You know, he he's always ordering his people to smash all the sanctuaries of other gods and and slaughter the the priesthood of other of other cults.
And so of course this um this reflects to this is what how he's uh educating his people, you know, in the Jewish Bible.
So if you read especially Deuteronomy, you you find that you can see very clearly that Yahweh has a program for his people, and his program is to uh dominate the world, uh to enslave other nations, you know.
And um the nations that will not serve you shall perish.
That's what that's what he says.
Yeah, this kind of things, yeah.
And also uh you will uh suck the milk of other nations, you know, all the treasures of all the nations will be yours, and you will uh I will give you this land where you will uh possess all the things that you did not build, you did not make, you did not create, uh there will be yours.
So he cre you know, if I of course I don't believe Yahveh exists really, but you know, he's uh he's uh he's uh a myth, or but he is very powerful in the sense that he has uh educated, but he's just uh an um a symbolic representation of Jewish elite, you know.
Uh so Abraham religions, there's no disputing the Abrahamic religions have shaped all of modern history, or not even modern history, the last you know, 2500 years basically.
Yeah, yeah, it's uh it's mind-boggling really to to see how this very barbaric and uh and bloody and uh you know uh religion has managed to enslave mentally billions of people.
It's uh very scary, and uh it's uh when you start to realize this when you when you start you know like I did, and because I was basically you know uh a Christian at some point, in the sense that I somehow accepted the basic paradigm that uh you know there was something special about the Jews, or maybe they were chosen by God.
I I never really clearly believed that, but anyway, when you start to realize the very nature of uh uh the Torah, you you really wonder how was it possible that um billions of non-Jewish people could uh uh adopt it as their holy book and not seeing that this book is full of hatred toward them, toward their their people, their nation, toward every non-Jew.
So you often hear people say, well, it it's not the Torah that's the problem, it's not the Hebrew Bible that's the problem, it's just it's the Talmud and the Zohar.
And what do you say to people who say that?
Yeah, I hear that a lot because in France I I have a lot of give and take with Christian people, you know, Catholic people who are basically sensitive to the Jewish question and basically you know uh Judeophob judeo critic,
I would say, you know, but they have this inability to understand that the problem is connected to the to the Bible because they see the Bible as uh as a holy book, and they consider you know uh that uh well chose the Jews, but they failed because they did not recognize Jesus.
So, but you know, in the Bible, if you read it with the with the Christian glasses, you can see that uh it's full of prophecies of Jesus and so on, and you know, you have to read it through the through the New Testament.
That's they're always their answer.
So basically I I tell them, well, you know, you read it as you want, you put whatever glasses you want to read it, but the fact is the Jews don't read it through new new test uh New Testament glasses, and what they read in it is uh is exactly what is written on the first degree, you know.
But Christians have developed all kind of uh you know um allegoric or symbolic or uh second degree readings of the of the Torah, so they don't see what's really written in it, you know.
Um so that's the problem.
And then when they want to understand, well, what's the problem with the Jews?
Well, they say, well, that's because they rejected Jesus, and then they created the Talmud, which is uh a perversion of the the true Jewish religion.
You know, I'm not caricaturing, it's uh exactly what what I hear from Christians.
So it's very difficult to tell them.
Uh what I generally tell them is look, you know, you read the Bible as you want, you know, I don't mind you.
You you can you when you when you read in the old testament, Yahweh orders uh uh Yahweh tells Israel that they will rule the world.
Well, the Christians read God told the Christians that they will convert the whole world.
Okay, well that's fine, you you read it as you want.
But uh the question is uh the Bible is written by the Jews for the Jews, and it's read by the Jews, you know.
So the the biblical ideology maybe in some way is not affecting deeply uh directly the Christians, but it's affecting the it's affecting the Jewish community, and uh that's what we have to see, you know.
I mean, if the Jews started to read the Bible as the Christians do, well, okay, why not?
You know, but uh so you we often hear that Zionism has nothing to do with Judaism, or that you know the Torah, the Torah-only Jews, they're the good ones, they're okay, or they say that you know, um Zionism is a secular movement.
Zionism has nothing to do with Judaism, some people try to say.
What do you think about that?
Well, first of all, uh you can be secular and biblical, because the bib the Bible, the Hebrew Bible, isn't you know, you can look at it as a religious book, or you can read you can look at it as just some kind of uh romant national, you know, some kind of national mythology of Israel.
And many Jew, many Zionists who claim to be non-religious, still are profoundly influenced by the by the Bible.
This might this was not the case apparently of Theodor Herzel.
And uh on that point, I would uh I like what uh Gilal Hatsman says about the you know the early Zionists who who were basically uh nationalist in the in the in the same way as other nations.
But David Ben Gurion, at least from his time, uh a new completely different Zionism started.
And David Ben Gurion is a very good example because you know he he he shaped uh the whole uh mentality of all the Israeli leadership after him.
You know, he is really the father of the of Israel.
sorry to interrupt.
I'm not sure if I read it in your book, but I read recently that um it's believed that Herzl kind of they used Herzl as a secular front because they would never be able to convince the Christians that they were um the Christians would be suspicious that they were helping like set up the Antichrist and fulfill the Jewish uh eschatology uh goals.
So they kind of massed their religious agenda with a secular front.
You think that's well, yeah, sure.
You know, I mean uh uh the the Jewish the Zionist project or the Jewish project is progressing always from different sides, you know, and uh there is a secular side, there is a religious side, uh there is the uh nationalist movement, and then there is the internationalist uh movement, and all this somehow combines uh in the right uh in the right moment.
But um I read recently I reread recently uh Theodor Herzel's uh book, uh and it's quite uh surprising to see that he had apparently not much understanding of uh Jewishness.
You know, I think Theodor Herzel was really a very assimilated uh assimilated Jew who somehow at some point actually uh believed that the only solution to the Jewish question was assimilation.
Jews should convert to Christianity and uh you know and finish being Jewish.
Uh before he converted to Zionism, that's that's what he thought.
He he wrote it in his journal and even in his book you can read it.
But at some point he decided, no, let's let's create a Jewish nationality and let's uh let's uh claim some land, why not Uganda or why not?
You know, he was not so much focused on Palestine.
But anyway, anyway, after he was kind of uh uh out um uh he the the Zionist movement was taken over by a different kind of people.
And um the Protestant people who were right that the Protestants Jude Judaized Christianity.
Yeah, yeah, sure, sure.
But let me let me finish with uh David Ben Gurion because I think it's a very good example.
David Ben Gurion claims to be atheist, he doesn't believe in God, but he believes that the Bible is the blueprint.
If you want to build a nation, you have to, you know, everything is in the Bible.
He he said he made some remarks which are really amazing.
He he knew the Bible by heart.
It's the blueprint.
Uh and of course, in in the Bible there is Yahweh, but what's important for Ben Gurion is not what Yahweh is not Yahweh, but it's Yahweh's promise.
Yeah, his uh a project, you know.
You can take away Yahweh, sorry, a covenant or both.
You can take away Yahweh and keep and keep the program, you know.
And uh, you know, there are a few biographies of Ben Gurion, and one of them is called uh Prophet of Fire.
So he, you know, and every chapter is titled after a biblical quote.
So um this was to answer your question about uh uh Zionism being a secular movement, you know.
From the point of from the Jewish point of view, I think it doesn't really make so much difference if you're secular or you're uh religious, because Jewish elite have uh have um you know what's important is the the program or the um the the kind of uh uh the the kind of uh because you know Jewish religion is is basically
an alliance, you know.
We we we talk about the alliance, uh the the covenant covenant is the correct word in English, right?
So it works as a covenant.
So in the Bible it's a covenant with God, but in reality it's a Covenant between elite Jews, you know, they made a covenant.
The Levite scribes who who actually wrote down the Old Testament and the average Jewish person.
That's what you're saying.
Sorry, can you repeat like the Levite priests that wrote down the Bible?
They're the ones that are controlling the masses of Jews in the relationship.
That's what you're saying.
Sorry to interrupt.
Continue.
Yeah, yeah.
I think I try to develop an approach which makes uh I try to make the difference.
I think it's very important.
Of course, I'm not the only one to think it's important, but between Jewish elite and the Jewish people.
And in fact, the pattern of the relationship between the Jewish elite and the Jewish people is in the Bible too.
Because in the Bible, as you say, you have Moses and the Levites who were actually originally if you read in Exodus, they are some kind of bodyguard of Moses, you know, and Moses rewards them after they slaughter all those who don't want to follow Moses.
And that's the pattern.
You know, you always have in the Bible the Jews who rebel against their elite, their leaders.
They say, no, why not uh let's make friends with other people?
You know, and then they get punished for that.
You know, let's marry uh, you know, let's let's take wives among other nations, let's be friends with them, let's eat with them.
You know, this is always a recurring uh pattern in the Bible, and then they got panic, they get punished.
You know, Yahweh sends some plague, or Yavis sends them some enemies, or the earth open and they fall in the middle, or all kinds of things like this, or Moses ordered his Levites to slaughter them, whatever, you know.
So the pattern of the Bible is is not the Jews against the nations, it's mostly primarily the Jewish elite against the Jewish people, uh controlling them, trying to keep them separate from other people, making them paranoid, telling them, no, don't make no don't make friends with other nations.
You know, these you think they're your friends, they're your enemies, you know.
If you make friends with them, you will you will lose everything.
So it's a brainwashing uh program, you know, which has been going on for 2000 years.
And uh just like Giladat's Mond for me is a very important um uh example.
I I I think the only hope is that we uh at some point more and more Jews, you know, start to realize they are they have been living into a mental prison.
You know, they they have been enslaved by uh by a mental prison, uh guarded by this psychopathic God, you know.
I don't know if I'm it's interesting when Jews assimilate, they uh eventually you know they're persecuted for following the Torah, and then they blame the assimilationists and they blame the Jews for not following the commandments enough for when they're persecuted by Esau for the from the Gentile nations where they're scattered to,
and then instead of going, oh, we were bad, you know, we did these things and having self-accountability, they blame the Gentiles and they say they hate they scapegoat Esau and say he hates us for no reason, and then they double down on the same Jewish practices that got them persecuted in the first place.
Yeah, sure.
Yeah, it reminds me of one of the videos you made about Esau.
Very it was very Jacobin, so that's very interesting because it's true.
This uh story is a paradigmatic, you know, uh very symbolic of the problem.
Uh and uh actually the in the story of Jacobin, so there are many many interesting uh points, uh, as you mentioned already, um, you know, uh it starts with Jacob dressing up as Isau and telling his father, I am Isa, in order to get the the you know the blessing.
And of course, this is very symbolic of uh uh what we call crypto Judaism, you know, Jews who claim to assimilate, but in reality who remain secretly loyal to their own people.
And of course, the problem of assimilation is very complicated because uh in uh in the in European history and American history, we have seen uh uh many Jews who apparently are very assimilated, but not to the point of marrying non-Jews generally, depends.
And uh in fact uh they remain uh narrowly loyal to their own people.
So you know, uh assimilation uh is uh also dissimulation from this point of view.
So it's it's very complicated because you know there are many different levels of assimilation and and there is uh sincere assimilation and and fake assimilation, and the Jacob and Esau story um is uh uh is symbolic of that,
and also of course, as you say, you know, of the fact that Jacob cheated Esau, but cannot understand why Esau is angry at him, and uh and this is the uh the um mental uh uh blindness of of Jews in general, you know.
They know somehow that they are that they have much power, that they uh uh control you know uh the Gentiles, but they cannot really understand why the Gentiles are angry at them,
and so they're they believe the Gentiles have uh are anti-Semitic, and this is some kind of sickness inherited from uh their ancestors or whatever, and therefore they have to protect themselves against anti-Semitism, and in order to protect themselves against anti-Semitism,
they have to get more power in order to control the Gentiles, and so there is this vicious circle where Jews in general, not only elite, the Jewish community in general, is uh constantly afraid of anti-Semitism,
especially since their elites are constantly repeating to them that uh they are living uh among anti-Semit Semites, uh, and uh therefore this uh this is used to legitimate Jewish power, you know, Jewish power is necessary in order to control the anti-Semite, and of course, then another Holocaust, yeah.
Or another Purim, you could say.
Well, let me comment on a few things.
The the Jacob Esau story, it's such an important so important to understand how crucial it is that story to understand the whole Jew non-Jew dynamic.
Jacob was the first crypto Jew, he deceived it's God created evil, so it's evil, you can use evil for good causes.
This is what they believe.
So it's his deception of Esau is a good thing, and also this is interesting.
I see uh the archetype for predictive programming in the Jacob and Esau story, because first Jacob offered the bowl of lentils, and he got him to sign on and give away his birthright before he went and tricked Isaac for the blessing.
So it's kind of like how they they kind of get you to sign on and comply and agree with something before they actually do it to you, and because we see predictive programming over and over again.
What do you think of that?
Yeah, I think that's uh that that's true.
So deception is the really the essence of uh of uh Yahweh, you know.
Uh if you look at this story and this uh I mean if your God tells you know teaches you that you have to deceive the Gentiles, because for the Jews, you know, Esau is of course uh means Rome, or you know, in the Middle Ages it meant Rome, that means Christians today it means basically all the Gentiles.
So, you know, if your God tells you you have to deceive the Gentiles and uh and I will bless you, and you know, how can we blame the Jews for I mean I mean, how can this is where the Christians you know need to understand something, you know, because Christians often blame the Jews for being uh for deceiving the Christians, right?
But that's they learn that from their Bible, you know.
So you cannot blame them to behave like that, and at the same time uh praise the Bible as you know uh a book uh from God.
So uh you know everything that the Christians blame the Jews for, for example, they are we we they blame them from being separate, they don't want to assimilate.
Well that's what Yahweh tells tells them in the Bible.
That's exactly the message of Yahweh to to to his people.
So they are being Jews are being very faithful to the to the message of the Bible, whether they're religious or not, doesn't really matter.
So um, you know, this is a kind of uh uh how would you say double um uh kind of double bind, you know, uh cognitive dissonance.
Yeah, exactly, cognitive dissonance, right?
I I think it's interesting.
The Jacob and Esau story, they believe in reincarnation, and it actually goes back even before Jacob and Esau to Cain and Abel and to the creation myths and Kabbalah.
But if they believe, like they always say, that Gentiles are born anti-Semitic, that it's a natural law that we hate them, and we don't even know why, and that uh there's Amalek and Esau is reincarnated in every every generation tries to exterminate them, so they're justified in defending themselves to rise and kill first.
So if Gentiles are born hating Jews and born anti-Semitic, how can they get rid of anti-Semitism without getting rid of the Gentiles?
Well, they have to dominate them.
That's that's the point.
You know, they are born to they are chosen to dominate the Gentiles and to rule the world, basically.
And uh, you know, this is very clear in the prophet which uh which he'll actually the favorite favorite prophet of Ben Gurion, he quoted from uh that book a lot from Isaiah.
Uh is that how you pronounce in English, Isaiah?
Yeah, yes.
Uh, who said the the law will come from Zion and uh all the treasures of the nation will will come to Zion.
Uh Ben Gurion, I think it was 1962, he said uh he prophesied that in 20 years, 25 years, um this prophecy will be realized, and Jerusalem will be the center of uh the new uh united nations, uh and the law will uh come from Zion.
So you know the the I think this uh vision is very is basically the essence of Jewishness, you know.
What's what does it mean to be Jewish?
Well, if you ask Jews, they often say, well, it means to be different and superior.
They might not use the word superior, but uh they are destined to be hated.
That's what they believe.
They're they're destined to be hated and persecuted.
They have a persecution victim slash superiority megalomaniacal complex.
Yeah.
And they often believe uh, you know, why do Gentiles have them?
Was because they are jealous.
So, you know, they believe they're superior, and therefore other people are jealous of their superiority.
I just got an email like that the other day saying, uh I'm just jealous.
Yeah, and actually I've heard also even non-Jews say this, you know, that uh uh why do you you know Jews Jews are better at everything?
We have to accept it, you know.
And so uh you don't need to be jealous, you accept they're they're better, they have more noble prizes, they have uh they have a higher IQ.
Well, that's what I answer to that in general is yeah, psychopaths also have a higher IQs, you know.
So um higher IQ is uh something which is uh can be a sign of many different things, you know.
It's not necessarily a sign of uh moral superiority.
Speaking of moral superiority, they they claim that it's their destiny, their purpose on earth is to be a light unto the nations unto and heal the gentiles, heal the world with their ethical monotheism.
That's the Dennis Prager term.
Let's talk about uh real quick if you could explain the uh the the main patriarch, Abraham.
I mean, we talked about Jacob, his grandson is is already uh you know devilish, deceptive enough.
This is their patriarch.
Their main patriarch, the Abrahamic covenant.
Tell us about Abraham as you write in your book and his uh half sister slash wife and what he did with her.
Uh about About what?
Abraham's wife.
What did a the stories of what Abraham did with his wife?
You mean in Egypt?
In Egypt and somewhere else too, with another king, wasn't it?
Um I don't know exactly what story you're referring to.
I thought you wrote about this in your book.
Abraham uh gave off his wife uh to uh the Pharaoh as a concubine.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So this is this is using women to attain power with Gentile leaders.
Just like we saw Sasha Baron Cohen the other day do that.
Just what like we see Epstein blackmailing our politicians, it's literally in the patriarch did it twice.
Yeah, that's true.
Yeah, that's true.
There is also a there is also this kind of pattern in the Bible, and it also connects with the with the story of Esther, uh using women in order to I mean putting Jewish women in the bed of the Gentile king.
So, yes, Abraham did that with his wife, who who was actually his half-sister, actually.
And there is also much to say about the uh the very strong uh endogamic uh um Lot and his daughters, the story of Lot and his daughters, right?
Yeah, and Esther, the story of Esther is uh somehow similar, and in rabbinic writing, I heard that Esther is considered to be not only the niece of uh what's his name, Mordecai, I think, yeah, the Jew who who supposedly plotted against uh uh uh yes uh who Esther is the niece of uh Mordecai.
Yeah, sorry, yeah.
But uh according to Rabbinic uh writing, he she was also his uh his wife whom she whom he sent into the bed of the Persian uh king in order to uh influence him into uh uh protecting the Jews against the uh evil uh persons who and finally uh condemning uh uh the sons of uh his uh his uh advisor and uh and leading to uh to uh slaughter
of 75,000 uh uh persons, which is uh celebrated at uh the the feast of Purim.
Exactly.
Yeah, there's all kinds of patterns uh like this when you when you reel when you really study, you understand uh you you see uh where the Jewish problem is coming from.
Because you know, the Esther paradigm is also used, uh you can find uh surely many other examples.
Actually, I was planning to write an article on uh on the Esther uh pattern, because uh that's what happened in World War II, and that's what's about to happen right now.
Yeah, I've got so many clips of rabbis comparing Hitler to Haman and who and uh Germany to Amalek, and then now look at what we're seeing in the news.
Anti-Semitism is exploding everywhere, white supremacist anti-Semites are taking over, and uh we're being persecuted, we have to do something.
It's Purim story, uh, a hundred percent, and the lessons that they learn from their stories that they that they act on and behave and it shapes their attitudes.
Like, could you explain um the Joseph story and and how it's a theme that it's a it's a mitzvah for Jews to get close to power and and to manipulate uh Gentile kings, Cyrus as well.
Yeah, the Joseph story is another another interesting story.
Uh I found some in some uh scholar who was talking about this uh Jake Joseph's you're talking about Joseph, right?
Yes, Joseph's story.
Uh she said, Well, in the Bible you have stories, it's like uh the story of Robin Hood told from the side of the sheriff of Nottingham.
So the biblical heroes are anti-heroes from you know from our European uh heroic Culture, you know, our culture is fundamentally heroic.
We we admire people who who have noble ideals, who you know who and the the character of Joseph, who is a biblical hero, is uh exactly the model for many rich Jews of today,
you know, in the sense that the he's uh he he he was a slave and he was put in prison for some reason, and uh through his intelligence or his ability to interpret dreams or whatever, but that could be that could be any other kind of uh any kind of uh uh intellectual capacity,
he became uh a minister, and he became in charge of the uh of the grain uh storage or stock uh you know the he today that would be uh being in charge of the finance of the kingdom, you know.
And uh what he did is basically it's written, it's written in plain language in the Bible, you know, he enslaved all the peasants.
First, he he uh stored the grain so that when uh when the the bad years came, the peasants had to had to pay him to buy to buy some grain for him.
And then at some point they had no money left, so they had to sell themselves to sell the to sell their their farms and then to sell their own lives and to become slaves.
And through this, uh Joseph became uh rich and uh he made his own tribe rich.
And therefore he was blessed by Yahweh, he's a great man from the Jewish from the biblical point of view.
So again, you know, if the Jews have such models, why we cannot blame them to be like the the way they are.
What we should really understand is the the Bible is a very deeply immoral uh book, you know.
And uh this is why I I feel uh we are in trouble because the Christians cannot see this.
They cannot see this.
And if Christians cannot see this, who who will uh you know it's uh it's a pro it's a problem, it's a deep problem that Christians cannot see that the Bible is fundamentally immoral, and he is uh the model for all the Jewish immorality in the world.
And the Talmud is commentary on the Torah and doesn't really change its fundamental lessons, I should say.
But you're mentioning morals in the Torah and then the Torah is the law.
Uh can you elaborate a little bit more?
Because we always hear we wouldn't have morals if it wasn't for the Hebrew Bible.
So is there morality?
Does it teach does Yahweh teach his chosen people morality or something else?
Well, in fact, no, not at all.
And even some Jews uh would say, you know, in the Torah, there is no question of good and bad.
There is only uh in the sense of uh, you know, of course you have the you have the the Ten Commandments, but the Ten Commandments, you know, are you know uh very basic and uh they're not uh very unique another Jew, is what it means.
Yeah, well it says do not kill, but then you have you know he all the time tells you know kill all the women, all the all the men, all the women, all the children, don't live in even an animal alive, you know, when he orders, for example, uh Joshua to to uh conquer the cities of uh of Canaan.
So but basically the the fundamental uh uh law in the Torah it has nothing to do with being a good man or a bad man, it has only to do with keeping the law, being uh and the and what is the law?
The essence of the law is uh don't mingle, don't associate to other people.
Keep Yahweh's commandments and Yahweh's commandments is uh the most important is don't intermarry, keep the race pure, you know, uh and uh don't ever uh worship other gods.
So exclusivity of the cult and endogamy.
That's the essence of it.
It has nothing to do with being a good man or a bad man.
You know, and if you don't follow, if you don't keep these laws and separate from other nations, you will be punished.
If you keep the law and you keep the race pure, the people pure, you will be blessed.
That's the only thing, you know, that's the only morality of the Bible.
So, and plus you know you have all these examples that uh tells in the Bible not just in the Talmud that you can cheat the Goyim there's no problem in fact you should it's a good you know just like Jacob and he's just just like Jacob or just like Joseph or just like so many other models who basically cheat the Goim enslave them that's uh you know that's not a problem.
I don't think there's any disputing that Yahweh does not teach his chosen people good and bad right and wrong right and wrong is following Yahweh's commandments or not following them.
And these commandments are basically useury to enslave lend to other nations but do not borrow and then rule over them but do not let them rule over thee.
It's t he t Yahweh tells his chosen people to conquer your neighbors and uh inslave or exterminate them.
And and this is what they're taught and they're believed that God has cursed the Gentiles because they're evil they're impure they're the darkness but the but the Jews will be cursed if they don't follow the commandments.
Yes exactly and we always have to remember that Yahweh is only some kind of personification of the Jewish elite.
So the way the Jewish community functions today maybe they don't believe in Yahweh but that doesn't make any difference they their mental mindframe is trained to obey their leadership you know they uh and and uh which you know to obey their leadership means to obey Yahweh it's the same thing.
So the Jewish community is functioning like this.
Their leadership tells them, you know, if you assimilate, you are making a mistake.
Because anyway, the goyems are anti-Semite and they will never accept you as their friend.
So you have to keep separate and we have to keep our solidarity and we have to keep together.
And they are constantly, you know, brainwashing the Jews about anti-Semitism to keep them separate.
The essence of Jewishness is separateness.
And that's what the Jewish elite are constantly doing to the Jews in general.
And the way to do that is, of course, create anti-Semitism.
Because anti-Semitism, you know, is never enough.
So you have to create, you have to enrage the Muslims to, you know, to make them scream against Israel.
Or you have to create it when it's not there.
And there are many examples, of course, of fake anti-Semitic attacks.
I mean, in France, we have them all the time.
You know, there's a Nazi sign on the Jewish cemeteries and so on, you know.
And we never know who paint them on their cemeteries.
Well, we know who benefits from it.
And they've been busted so many times with their hoax hate crimes.
And which is why nobody should take them seriously when they do this stuff.
Next question I wanted to ask is prophecy magic.
You write in your book about how they do, do you know what I'm talking about?
Like how they kind of use prophecy to act like they have superpowers, sort of, right?
Yeah.
Well, prophecy is, I think, one of the most misunderstood things, you know.
But they like to appear as prophets.
We have many older Jews today who like to behave as prophets, you know.
And the prophecy in the Bible is, you know, we could say predictive programming, right?
That's what we say.
So what's a prophecy?
It's just a program, you know.
You decide this will be like this.
And if you work, you know, intensely and, uh collectively towards that end, you you you might uh succeed in making making it happen.
And uh you might say, well, that's because uh that's because Yahweh uh uh the you know Yahweh wants it, so the prophets uh prophesies, but uh I I have a feeling that you know, as I said, uh many intellect intel intelligent Jews, you know, many, and of course many Jews are very intelligent, they very well understand this.
That uh you know, you you if you work towards one goal in uh in a collective way and in a very long turn, you know, from generation to generation, you will achieve that goal.
So that's that's what they and that's how they understand prophecy.
Prophecy is a plan.
It's uh it's a plan, it was planned like this, you know, thousands of years ago, and we've been working on it, you know, generations after generation, so we will achieve it.
It has nothing to do with God for many Jews, it has only to do with the superiority of Jewish solidarity, because again, Jewishness by essence is a covenant, and covenant means uh basically conspiracy, you know, what does covenant mean?
It means it means basically we we have conspi together, you know, from generation to generation to to achieve world domination.
A promise or uh an agreement, and and I also see um the Torah and Zohar Talmud, all of it as the as the blueprint, as the formula for world domination in this world.
You talk about the differences between how Jews believe about creating a heaven on earth with their earthly anointed king Moshiach in dominance over the Gentiles, whereas the the Christians believe in an afterlife is what's important, yeah.
And how they think in terms of millennia, they have this as a millennia agenda.
Can you elaborate on that a bit?
Well, one thing I realized is uh, and I was quite surprised to realize this from reading the Bible, the Hebrew Bible, and also from reading books about it, is that actually in the Hebrew Bible there is no notion of the afterlife, of the individual afterlife.
And when I say this to Christians, they they would say, no, no, it's not possible because you know the afterlife is the essence of Christianity and uh the old testament and the new testament uh is the same.
So and of course they can quote here and there a few few books from the old testament where they talk about the afterlife.
But and it's true, there are a few sources in the old testament which talk about an afterlife, an eternal spirit, an immortal spirit, but these books are uh actually from the Hellenistic period from the late period, and they are influenced by the Hellenistic uh you know,
basically Platonic or uh uh Hellenistic uh metaphysical uh representation, but mostly uh and you can find many Jewish scholars who who admit it, the old testament does not admit of an immortal soul for individuals.
And some people would say, well, that's because it's very old very old, it dates from a time when uh people did not believe.
That's not true, that's not true.
It's uh it's more a denial, it's an aggressive denial of the fundamental religious beliefs of all the peoples around the world, even in very ancient time, that there is another world.
There is another world where people go, or maybe not everybody goes, doesn't you know there are different ways to but the belief in another world is basically universal.
Uh but it's it's uh it's strongly denied in the Hebrew Bible.
And in my view, it's actually the S the most important point to understand uh Jewishness.
Uh materialism, it's fundamentally in a metaphysical uh sense materialistic.
And therefore there is only this world, there is no other world.
And it reminds me to explain why this is so fundament fundamental.
One you could take, for example, the philosophy of Leo Strauss, who was uh the mentor of many neo-cons neoconservatives.
Uh Leo Strauss is uh was um an admirer of uh Machiavelli.
And uh he explained in his book on Machiavelli that the reason Machiavelli is uh such a genius, such a genius is because Machiavelli does not believe in the in um in any mortal soul, and therefore he is the perfect patriot because he believes you you can do there's no moral limit to what you can do for your country, and uh you don't need to be afraid to be damned or to go to hell because there's no hell, no paradise, whatever.
So you so there's no limit to what you can do for your country.
And that's that's the Jewish mentality, you know, because the only thing eternal in the Bible, and uh from the point of view of many Jewish scholars, is uh Israel.
So there is a collective immortality, uh there's no individual mortality.
And now if you come if you contrast this with Christianity, then you end up also uh seeing Christianity's uh Christianity's uh richness, because you know Christianity is uh coming from the anonistic uh culture where the afterlife was so important, you know, the the immortality of the heroes and uh whatever.
I've the afterlife started, and good and evil started with Zoroastrianism.
Yes, probably.
Well, I I think it dates from before, but Zoroastrianism was definitely uh uh uh uh anyway, very influential in the world, yeah.
But the the weakness of Christianity is uh one of the weaknesses of Christianity is that it's metaphysically individualistic.
You know, there is only individual afterlife.
You know, you you have one everybody has each person has one soul, and each person has one salvation.
You don't you don't save yourself collectively, you know, and so there is also no uh ethnic solidarity emphasized within Christianity.
In fact, in fact, Christianity by essence is uh a globalism, a globalist ideology.
Universe universalism.
It's uh socialistic.
Yes, it's universalistic and individualistic.
And therefore, for those two reasons, is anti-national nationalistic, anti-national, national, or it's uh in fact if it's not anti at least it downplays, you know, the any kind of ethnic solidarity.
And so um the vulner vulnerability of uh of gentile and particularly of Christians, that means uh white people, is that they their religion taught them to be uh to to have no ethnic solidarity,
and so we are now uh faced with uh people who are the exact opposite, which of course raised the question if uh Christianity was not created for that very purpose uh by the Jews, you know, as uh some people would say, would think.
Well, they say that Christian is neither Greek nor I forget the whole verse, but you know, in your circumcised heart.
Excuse me.
Go ahead.
Yeah, yeah.
Paul, that's a f that's a quote of Paul that uh, you know, there are neither Greeks nor Jews, nor uh nor men nor women, actually, also it's it's interesting the concept of the difference between the contrast between Christianity and Judah Judaism, where Christians have like a personal individual relationship with Jesus or God, and Jews kind of have like a Personal relation, the collective relationship with Yahweh.
So I I do see that dynamic.
And also you write in your book that uh that they think in a collective tribal consciousness to a degree, and that they believe the afterlife you live on with their descendants, and they believe in reincarnation as well.
So the the contrast in the theology there and its implications is interesting.
Well, reincarnation uh is not really in the Bible, it's uh it it's in the Kabbalah and maybe somewhere in the in the Talmud.
I'm not sure how many people believe in the reincarnation.
In the Bible, it would be more like uh uh ethnic ethnic um you you live only in the in a through through your collective uh identity, you know.
There is no and in fact, even other nations too, you know.
In the Bible, the Bible is a story of nations against nations.
There are of course there are individuals here and there, especially in the story of Israel, but apart from Israel, there are only nations, almost no individuals, you know.
Right.
So it's a very chosen priestly nation above all the other Goyem nations, and they're all evil, impure, wicked.
So yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So this is in a fact the strength of Judaism, of Jewishness.
If we realize this and we maybe have a chance to realize that we have lost any kind of ethnic solidarity, and uh even uh for the last hundred years we've been killing each other in Europe, you know, European nations have been uh committing suicide,
not being able to recognize that they they you know you know the British, the British and the German, you know, should never have uh made it, you know, all those bloody wars against each other.
And so because we we have completely I I'm thinking about this very deeply now because I feel individualism is really um uh a disaster, but it's coming from Christianity.
Individualism is coming from Christianity, you know, Christianity from cultural Marxism too, and uh Freud and like uh McDonnell writes about so much in his book.
He talks a lot about the individualist um issues.
Yes, of course it's true, but uh um yeah, it's true, but what I mean is that um uh you know any nation can only survive if it has some religious foundation, and that means a religion that at least includes nationality.
And uh to some degree Christianity can do that in some cases, for example, in Russia, Christianity is very national because it's a national church.
So in this case, if you take Russia today, you see a Christianity which is which is fulfilling a role to uh to strengthen the national uh sense of people.
But that's that's because you know Russian Christianity is a bit special, it's a national church.
But uh church, isn't it?
Sorry?
Isn't it a KGB church as well?
Well maybe to some degree, but I think uh at this moment if we look at the Russian uh nation, we can see some positive uh we can see some patriotic spirit and the patriotic spirit uh is necessary if you want to, you know, if you want your if if you want to create a collective uh a collective spirit uh uh which means uh a social organism, a social organism, you know.
We we don't have in in our European nations, and I think in in America it's not much different, any kind of uh sense of being an organic whole, you know, and Israel has always for thousands of years thought of itself as an organism, collective organism, you know.
Uh this is a very this is very foreign to our own uh thinking today.
There has been in Germany uh, for example, in the Romantic period, you know, in reaction often actually to Christianity to some degree, some uh you know, the nationalist movement in Germany in the early 20th century or the in the end of the 19th century,
was trying to uh create a new awareness that a nation needs to uh a nation has a soul, a nation needs to have to have a spirit, you know.
Uh, and this led of course to uh national uh socialism.
Uh national socialism was coming from that from that understanding that a nation needs to have uh a strong identity, and this identity to some degree at least, of course, in the national socialist uh case was a bit extreme, uh, is also uh racial, you know.
The the racial uh aspect of it is uh is part of the is part of the uh formula to create uh to create a nation.
Well, I don't know if that's here, but yeah, exactly.
That's what I'm trying to say is that we can criticize Israel for this aspect, but we should also recognize that this is their strength, and this is our weakness, that we don't have any kind of uh national uh spirit like they do, you know.
And of course they have destroyed the spirit in our in our uh in our in the gentile nations.
Yeah, Bjorkness talks about how they believe that Yahweh Yahweh is a jealous god, he wants to destroy all the other nations, gods, and you write in your book about how it that's another contrast is that Yahweh is a jealous god, the only God, although destroying other gods kind of implies that there is other gods, but uh all the other cultures around the time, their gods were tolerant and they believed in poly polytheism.
You can you explain that a little bit of that instead of me?
Regurgitating your book.
Yeah, um, well um what I think the uh one important thing to understand about the Bible, how it was made, is we have to reverse the story.
The way the Bible was written is uh is the opposite of the way it is read today, because the way it is read, the way the story as we read it in the Bible is that you know God created the universe, and then at some point he chose the Jews, right?
But this historically the process was the exact opposite.
In the beginning, there is Yahweh, who is a national god, even in fact a tribal god, a very bloody volcano god, exactly, coming from a volcano.
I have one chapter about this aspect.
Uh and then uh in some of the books of the Bible, you can still see very clearly that in the early days there was absolutely no notion that this god was the creator of the universe.
I mean, this was completely unthinkable.
He was just uh a very special national god who hated all other gods, and that made him very special because as you said, most religion teach that uh, yeah, the volcano god, most religions teach that you have to respect other cult.
I mean, there are all kinds of national gods, but basically Yahweh is very unique in his profound hatred uh for all other gods.
The tendency in the ancient world was for people who wanted to uh trade with each other, they had to recognize each other's gods, and then there was this process which uh uh a German um historian uh described very well, Jan Assmann.
He explained, you know, that uh in the ancient world uh a nation who has several gods, and then their neighbors have other gods, and in order to trade, they they try to make correspondence between their gods.
For example, you know, this god for us is representing the sun, and and your sun god has another name, but in fact he is the same, you know.
So there was this tendency to universalize politaism, you know.
But the project of Yahweh is exactly the opposite.
You know, other gods do not, you know, has to be destroyed, which means they exist, as you say.
And then I tell in one of the stories, I think in the book of Joshua, that's where you can very clearly see that Yahweh is always called Yahweh, the God of Israel.
And when some other nations speak to the Israelites, they say, Yahweh, your God.
And the Israelites say, Yahweh, our God.
And there is nowhere a notion that Yahweh is the God of the universe.
And that's why Yahweh in the book of Joshua is telling the Israelites, go and kill all these other people.
If Yahweh was the God of the universal God, you know, he would tell Joshua, go and convert those nations.
There's absolutely no notion to convert the nations.
You know, you have to go and...
and kill them all and steal their land and there the funny thing is in the in the book of Yoshua there's only one person who at some point says Yahweh is the God of heaven and earth and the expression the God of heaven and earth is reminding of a person Zoroastrianism it's a it's a person expression.
So it means Yahweh is a universal God.
There's only one person who say this in the book of Joshua, and she's a prostitute.
And the story is that she's a prostitute from Jericho.
And there are two Jews who, you know, they want to destroy the city of Jericho, but first they send two spies in the city.
And these spies sleep at this prostitute.
Her name is Rahab.
And it's not very clear.
There are different layers in the story because in the ancient layer, Rahab is afraid and makes a deal with them.
And she opens one door of the city so that the Israelites can come in.
And in exchange, they spare her life.
But then somebody probably wrote, added one sentence in the story.
And Rahab says, well, I will help you because I believe Yahweh is the God of Israel.
He's the God of heaven and earth, sorry.
Yahweh, your God, is also the creator of the universe.
And the funny thing is that in my Catholic Bible, there is a footnote where it says, well, Rahab is somehow an allegory for the church because she's a pagan who accepted the Jewish God as the God of heaven and earth, the universal God.
And I found that very funny because in a way, it's true, the church is like the prostitute in the city of Jericho.
The church opened the door in the Gentile city to let the Jewish God in the city.
That's why I also say, you know, the Old Testament is the Trojan horse in the Gentile world, because Christianity imported, you know, the Torah into our world.
And so it's a little bit like, you know, the prostitute of Jericho.
Interesting.
Did you write about the prostitute of Jericho in your book?
I don't remember, recall hearing that.
I wrote about it in the, yeah, I did in the last book.
Our God is your God too, but he has chosen us.
I'll have to reread it.
I do have notes where it says that you say that the Yahwehism in the Old Testament is a Trojan horse, and you say it makes it vulnerable, Christianity vulnerable to a Jewish takeover essentially in the end times, which is what we're witnessing right now with the Zionist Christian control over America and them.
Isn't it interesting that basically the end times blueprint for Christians first requires helping Israel to fulfill many of their end times agenda?
Yeah, exactly.
I mean, the process of, as you mentioned earlier, the Christianity has been Judaized.
The whole history of the history of Christianity can be seen as a process of Judaification, in the sense that uh early Christianity, represented mostly by orthodox Christianity today, is uh maybe the least Jewish friendly.
Uh and then with Catholicism, uh, you know, it became a very legalized uh uh legalistic religion.
You know, Catholicism became very legalistic, which is uh Jewish in a sense, because the Torah is the law, it's uh it's a legalistic religion.
And then in Protestantism, uh we have now, especially in the Puritan uh version, which became the the root of American Christianity.
We have uh Christianity which is very centered on the old testament and the promise of Yahweh for Israel and so on.
So as you say, Christian Zionists are uh just uh crypto crypto Zionist in in some way.
The Pope also on the anti-Semitism agenda, he says he wants to ban uh uh erase anti-Semitism from humanity, and he's I think he's acknowledges that they're the chosen people now as well, or maybe that was Vatican II that they changed that.
Yeah.
He he said something one time which I found very true, in fact.
He says, inside every Christian there is a Jew.
But if you really think about it, it's true, you know, inside every Christian there is there is a Jew because not only because Jewish uh Jesus is Jewish, that's not so much a problem because you know he was Galilean, so you can always say, well, he was not really Jewish.
So but that's not the problem.
The good problem is the Old Testament.
Uh inside Christianity there is the Old Testament.
And inside Christianity, there is also the uh very deep uh belief that God chose the Jews.
You know, Christian believe Christians believe that God chose the Jews.
Of course they say, well, yeah, but you know, they messed up and uh you know he changed his mind.
But that doesn't make a much difference.
You know, when you are in front of a Jew, I remember this when I was uh studying at school.
I I remember we had a uh a Jewish teacher, and as I remember back, I realized that we have this very deep, it's very deep within Christians to have some kind of respect for Jews because they have been chosen by God.
Maybe they messed up, but still they're so special.
God chose them, you know.
Even when you say that they messed up, you're still saying that they you're validating the c the idea that they were chosen.
Exactly.
Exactly.
And that's a problem.
You know, you can you can say you can say, yeah, they messed up, they should have recognized Jesus, which in fact doesn't make any sense because uh they should have crucified Jesus.
I mean, those Jews who crucified Jews, they were absolutely loyal to the to the spirit of the Old Testament, there's no question about it.
But that's another story.
The fact is that Jews have an incredible symbolic power in the eyes of the Christians.
You know, they have been chosen by God.
You know, see this we be we believe this, and uh it's so deeply ingrained in our in our thinking that we cannot help acknowledging Jews as superior.
Even we don't like them, or you know, we we and if you compare that to the problem, so because of this, the Jewish question today is very different from what it was before Christianity, because there was always uh always a lot of problem with Jews uh in a Roman Empire, for example.
But never did the Romans believe that God chose the Jews.
So they could deal with the Jews in a much um rational way.
We just cannot deal with the Jews in a rational way because we have this incredibly irrational belief.
So the Romans believed that the Jews are um uh uh parasitic people, but the Romans could see that this is because of their religion, their religion is uh make them like that.
The the Romans didn't have so much of a racial approach, you know, to the Jewish question.
They believed the Jews were anti-social because that's their that's their religion.
You know, their religion, their God is uh is a psychopathic god, and they believe in this uh psychopathic god who makes them psychopath uh psychopathic people, you know.
If you have a psychopathic god, you have you become a psychopathic people.
But we Christians cannot uh see this.
And and this is the only this is the simplest way to I mean this is the simplest truth, and we cannot see this because we believe Yahweh is not a psychopathic God, we believe Yahweh is the God, the creator of the universe, and we believe he chose the Jews.
We don't really believe it today.
I mean, I don't believe it, you don't believe it, but generally we we have this uh it's part of our collective unconscious somehow, you know.
So we we have that's why I feel we really very much have to um identify the problem within the Bible, and then uh realize how evil you know the Bible lesson is.
Well, I'm I'm already seeing in the chat I got a comment saying that well, we're talking about Christians that aren't the real Christians, and that real Christianity is anti-Jewish, and that it's just the Zionist and the Jews hijack Christianity in the last hundred years.
What do you what do you think of that?
Well, I mean, the whole thing about what is true Christianity, what is not true is Christianity.
I to me it doesn't really make much sense because uh, you know, I can say, well, I'm a I'm a Christian because my Christianity is true Christianity, and I can honestly say I'm a Christian because I admire the you know the Jesus story is very moving, so I feel uh you know very close to Jesus, and so I can claim I'm a true Christian and the other, but you know that doesn't lead us very far.
So of course I I do agree that there is also a positive the story of Jesus, if you summarize it, is a story of a man who uh who identified the problem of Jewish power and uh and um stood up to it and died for it.
So in this sense, that's a very powerful model.
He was in the sense also.
He reforms he reformed the the temple uh temple Judaism.
Yeah, well, yeah, but if you boil down the story in a very you know to to the to the very core, it's a man, whether he was Jewish or not, uh that's debatable, but he stood up against, he identified you know the evilness of Jewish power, and he denounced it publicly, and he was actually not killed by the Jews, which is also very very interesting.
He was uh denounced to to the Gentile power who crucified him.
So the Romans crucified him, which is very typical also of the way Jewish power works.
They don't do the the you know, they don't uh get their hands dirty, they they manipulate Gentile power to persecute their enemies, they manipulate America to uh destroy their enemies in the Middle East.
So this is so in this sense the story of Jesus, of course, is very powerful, and uh you can you can look at it in many ways as uh as being anti-Jewish, that's true.
But so what?
You know, uh when you said that, you you what you mean is that everybody can look at this story as he wants, you know, that's not the problem.
What is true Christianity, what is not true Christianity for me is not uh a very um a very useful question because you know Christianity evolved like all religion, Islam also evolved.
What is true Islam, you know, it's the same question.
You can say the true Islam is a pacifist uh religion, but others would say no, no, true Islam is uh a religion of uh of uh of terrorists, you know, it doesn't make a conquest.
Yeah, so everybody has the Christianity he wants, you know.
I don't mind.
Just my purpose is to try to identify the weaknesses of our civilization and our collective, you know, beliefs.
All right.
I want to wrap it up here before we go too long.
I told you an hour and a half, but last topic to discuss.
We're seeing Trump and Kushner make peace in the Middle East with the Abrahamic Accords.
We're seeing the rollout of the Chabad Noahide laws, nations around the world banning anti-Semitism and moving their embassies to Jerusalem.
Talk of the Third Temple, crack down on anti-Semites or Amalek, which must be destroyed.
Talk of Moshiach.
What do you see unfolding in the next Trump term?
Do you think Trump's going to win?
What is the world going to look like in the next 10 years in your eyes?
Are they going to fulfill this agenda?
I mean, I'm very pessimistic, but I try to be optimistic.
I mean, I try to find hope, but I don't have hope, as I made it quite clear.
I don't have hope in Christianity, which is, you know, at least as much part of the problem as it can be part of the solution.
And about Trump, I don't know.
I learned a lot from your videos and you really influenced my viewpoint of Trump because I was more pro-Trump in the past.
And now I, you know, kind of understand your viewpoint.
But still, I do believe that it would be better for Trump to win.
It would be better for the world if Trump won.
Right.
Yeah.
So I agree with you.
I'm a bit unsure about Trump, let's say.
I think you're right on basically many points you speak about on Trump.
But like many other people, like Kevin MacDonald actually recently wrote an article, why it's important that Trump wins.
So I kind of agree with him, too.
I think, you know, politics is the art of choosing the less evil.
You know, Trump is definitely not the best.
But if you compare him to Biden, I have a feeling he is less, less evil than Biden.
But I don't know.
That's just, you know, I'm not.
That's not a field where I feel I have much to add or much to, you know, to say.
Well, you like focusing on the religious aspects, as I do, and not so much the left-right politico game.
And what I just see is that the Zionists have always used the threat of Bolshevism and communism, which is just the left-hand path that they also control at the highest levels, to, make people support the Zionist agenda and the Zionist camp.
So even though Trump appears like he's better than the crazy SJW communists that are anti-America, anti-free speech, anti-gun, anti, you know, everything that we hold dear, still, I think, ultimately, Trump is going to be completely disastrous.
He's going to end up doing many of the same things.
He's not going to do anything about censorship.
In fact, he endorses censorship and will help his cabinet will intensify the censorship.
Possibly, I think he's the choice of Zion, ultimately, and Zog is the main problem.
So that's why I think voting the lesser of two evils in this instance is really still, you know, the kiss of death.
I agree.
But, you know, I think in France, Alain Soral, you know, with whom I'm quite close, maybe you've heard of him, no?
Alain Soral, he's, Alain Soral, he's the leading figure in France of the anti-Zionist groups, you know, he has the, he's the most influential person on our side, you know, you know, everything I say, basically, is in agreement with what Soran says.
And he made very good points about the dialectical way that Jewishness works.
So they, they always um use they always work from different sides.
So there is the this uh uh left wing immigrationist pro immigration, you know, uh uh Jewish uh intellectuals, you know, on one side, and then on the other side, there is now a growing movement of uh what he what Alasor called the uh national sionist,
the national Zionist, you know, who are nationalist, who who are supporting people like Trump or you know, in France, people like uh Marine Le Pen or so on.
Uh in a sense that is compatible with the interests of Israel, you know, and those two groups of Jewish people are often fighting each other, but that's basically like uh like um like a theater, you know.
It's not a real fight, it's just they're they're kind of creating a dialectical process which uh they are engineering in order to direct it to the end result that they want.
You know, so I think Trump is uh as you say, uh not better, but he's on this nationalistic side, which at this moment is perhaps preferable to the uh neo con neo-conservative side, which destroyed in the Middle East.
I mean, we I feel uh we should not forget that Trump stopped you know the destruction of Syria, for example.
I mean, maybe uh well it was not Trump, but I I think maybe there's there's more going on behind the scenes, and there's some 4D chess going on.
I think that they're gonna declare to fulfill the prophecy magic.
They're gonna declare peace, and then there's gonna be like a couple years, and then there's gonna be a major war.
They want Gog and Magog to precede the Messianic Age and the end times.
So I I think that's that's the formula.
That's the um there's another word I had for that's that's the narrative that they're gonna go with, in my in my view.
Yeah, I well, I mean, uh I'm I see you're not more optimistic than me.
So you're not right.
Yeah, you're not.
Yeah, yeah.
I'm I'm uh I don't know where we're going, but uh I don't know.
It's yeah, it's very scary, yeah.
The the the level of power now reached uh you know by um this the level of Jewish power in all the different uh power structures, you know, politically, culturally, uh is very very impressive and uh very uh very scary.
Yeah.
So all right.
Well Lorraine, I really appreciate you coming on and I appreciate you for writing these books.
I've really enjoyed them.
I highly advise everybody to uh check them out.
Um parting words uh to the audience and where they can find your your articles, your work, where they should follow you, all of that jazz.
Where they can get your books linked below.
Well, uh anyway, um I'm I'm writing sometimes articles on the the un's review, uh, you know, uh of uh Ron Uns.
So that's basically where I'm writing in English.
Um writing also in French, but uh in English that that's that's what I'm writing.
And um, yeah, and anyway, I want to thank you, Adam.
I really enjoyed and uh and I I really support your uh your work.
I feel as you said, we're uh I I feel I've I feel we're really on the on the same uh we have a very similar viewpoint, similar interest and uh similar interest, definitely.
Similar interest and also similar uh vision of the connection between the political and the religious.
I think that's the very important lesson.
And you cannot talk about Israel without talking about religion.
Which kind of gives them the protection that they're a race, a religion, and a state.
So that's like they use that to try to uh shield themselves from any criticism.
Yeah, that's why your work is very important.
I I'm really happy you like my books, and uh uh thanks a lot.
Thank you so much.
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