The Abrahamic Conquest of Europe | Know More News LIVE feat. Apollonian Germ
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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to No More News Live.
Thank you all for joining me today, Monday, May 23rd, 2022.
Got a great guest for you guys today to discuss our topic.
The title of today's video, The Abrahamic Conquest of Europe.
Joining me is a cool guy that I discovered recently, a smart guy.
I saw him on Red Ice.
I liked what I saw.
He seemed really based.
I checked out his channel, Apollonian Germ, and I've been enjoying his content.
He's talking about a lot of topics that I'm interested in.
I've been learning from.
And especially on this topic, the religious conquest of the European people.
He is Apollonian Germ.
Thank you for being here, Mr. Germ.
Well, thank you for having me.
You know, I've actually been watching your stuff and your channel for a while.
I really appreciate you having me on.
You know, I agree that we have a lot of the same interests, that our worldviews correspond in a lot of ways.
And I've learned a lot from you over the years.
I've been watching you for quite a while now.
And yeah, I really appreciate the opportunity to come on.
Cool.
I look forward to it.
I feel like I look forward to it.
Just your beard alone makes me feel like we're brothers in a way.
So it's cool to see somebody that kind of sees the world in a similar way.
So first, why don't we ask your name, Apollonian Germ, kind of an odd name.
What's the story behind that?
Yeah, so I've actually gotten some flack for using the word Apollonian.
There's some people in pagan spheres that see any kind of reference to the sun god Apollo as promoting monotheism, which would be related to the Abrahamic religions and that whole Middle Eastern cult type of worldview.
But I don't mean that with my name.
I actually take the word Apollonian from Friedrich Nietzsche's work, The Birth of Tragedy, where he basically divides our artistic impulses into two different spheres, the Apollonian and the Dionysian.
The Apollonian, on one hand, he relates to dreams, whereas the Dionysian, he relates to intoxication.
And so he's basically saying that all art and artistic creation comes from either one of these spheres or sort of a hybrid of both.
And the Apollonian sphere related to dreams is it involves vision and form.
And I take that in a very sort of metaphorical way because I believe that, you know, what I want to do with my channel is be able to present something you can visualize, something you could really sink your teeth into.
I'm not a fan of explanations, especially explanations of history that are purely based on abstract conceptual ideas.
You know, there's a lot of explanations that people give, especially of historical events, involve these abstract concepts acting as if they were real objects.
You know, it's the Marxian version of history in particular.
You know, they'll use concepts like progress or advancement or they'll say that there's just some kind of force, some abstract force that leads societies in certain directions.
And I completely disagree with that.
I want to be able to give people concrete visualizable explanations for how things have worked throughout history and tell you exactly who is pulling the strings, why they're doing the things that they're doing.
And that to me, it all relates to the idea of being Apollonian in that sense, that I can give you a vision of what's been happening.
And then the germ side of things is in one way, it relates to the fact that I'm German.
On my father's side, I get my last name from my German ancestry.
But it also, you know, a germ is a small seed.
To germinate is to grow from something small.
And it also relates to early 19th century periodical called The Germ that was one of these little magazines that the pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood of artists created.
And I like pre-Raphaelite art.
So all of that sort of just comes together in my name.
So I'm in no way like a sun god worshiper.
I mean, I am a pagan in a lot of ways.
You know, I would call myself a pagan, but I'm not the type of person that would elevate like the sun god Apollo to the status of a monotheist or something along those lines.
So don't you associate what I use Apollonian for with and Apollo is a metaphorical, non-historical kind of deity, right?
Just to be clear, for people that may not understand.
Yeah, I don't.
Is there something about like this is the, is this like in homage to the Romans?
Isn't this the Roman god?
In Troy, Troy destroys, Brad Pitt destroys the Temple of Apollo in one of the scenes.
I remember that.
Oh, Apollo was a Greek god, and he was related to light, which that's why light, poetry, music, things along those lines, form, sculpture, those kinds of artistic impulses.
That's why Nietzsche relates the word Apollonian to that type of artistic impulse.
You have a video explaining Apollonian, what it means to you, and you also say it represents science as well.
Right.
So that I also apply that very same philosophy of being able to visualize and being able to identify the objects involved in any event with science.
And that goes right down to, and this would be a whole leather conversation, but it goes right down to my views on quantum physics and general relativity and those kinds of theoretical sciences, because I don't think that the model that we're given by quantum physics is not supposed to be a model for you to visualize the atomic world.
It's basically a metaphorical model.
It's a mathematical model.
It doesn't actually show you the form and structure of the subatomic world.
It doesn't relate that form to the mechanisms of how things like gravity, light, magnetism, how those things work.
And the way I think of things, the way I understand things, if you want to be rational, if you want to be truly understood, and you really want to understand the inner workings of the universe, you should be able to visualize the mechanisms, visualize the literal structure of the subatomic and the atomic world to explain how this phenomena works.
So that, yeah, it relates to how I view even things like physics.
And you said you consider yourself a pagan.
What does that mean to you that you're a pagan?
What do you mean by that?
Yeah, so I think that the gods are essentially that which has power over your life.
And I think that if you're Living in this urban environment, this cosmopolitan urban environment that most people today live in, you're basically living a life where you're implicitly monotheistic.
You're implicitly belonging to this abstract conception of divinity because your entire life is outside of nature in a lot of ways.
Nature is not relevant to the way that you live.
It has no power over you.
What has power over you are abstract principles, laws, people, the government, those kinds of things.
And my aspiration, my ultimate goal in life is to get out of the city, to live self-sufficiently, and to return to a lifestyle more like my ancestors.
And when you're actually in that environment, when you're living that life, nature then regains power over you, essentially, and the gods become the same gods as your ancestors.
Your gods become the gods of nature, the gods of the phenomena that surround you, rather than the abstract conceptual God, the pure, you know, decorporalized God, essentially, of the Abrahamic people.
And that's why, you know, I think the Jews and the people that are essentially our enemies, you know, going way back in history, the reason that they created this abstract God, this single universal entity to worship, is because they were the people that lived a proto-urban life.
You know, they were the people who made what had power over them, and this is turning the conversation to, I guess, the main topic of this discussion.
What had the power over them was mathematics, calculations, trade.
Once they became dependent on a merchant lifestyle, a money-changing lifestyle, a financially based lifestyle, the abstract God became a lot more important to them because that's what their life depended on.
So that I'm pagan in this sense that I want to live a life contrary to that.
I want to live a life more in harmony with nature.
Interesting.
So, you know, like we always see the Abrahamics try to, like, their ultimate enemy is the pagans.
That's who the Jews and the Christians, that's who they see as the ultimate threat because their monotheistic God is the jealous God.
And according to their prophecies, I see the history of Christianity as the history of Judaizing the non-Jewish world.
And same with Islam.
And you've got several videos talking about the Abrahamic conquest of Europe.
You get into some of the king of Denmark and how he may have not actually been a fellow.
He was a fellow Denmark with a biblical name.
But just share some of your thoughts on Christianity being theologically conquering the world.
Yeah, I mean, I don't think it's disputable that Christianity is a Jewish religion, that it was an outcropping of Jewish theology.
And it's the most universal, the most imperialistic religion that has ever existed on the planet.
And it's, I mean, even one of the last kings of Hawaii was called King David.
It's reached every last corner of the world.
And the original church was called the Catholic Church, which Catholic means universal.
It was something that just steamrolled a lot of native lifestyles everywhere around the world.
And right now, in the world that we live in, white Europeans are called colonizers.
We're called the people that erase Native identities and destroy Native lifestyles.
But the fact of the matter is that it was Christianity that colonized Europe first.
And Europeans, white Europeans, were the first victims of this kind of colonialism and destruction of their native way of life.
And I obviously don't like that.
I identify with the pagan side of that whole historical conflict.
And, you know, there's a lot of different ways we could approach this.
But, you know, when you look at the symbolism of government today, of power today, you look at the secret societies, the types of mysticism that have gone to influence things like the UN, UNESCO, the people who have created our modern educational system, monetary system.
Just about every single apparatus of power today is just covered with the trappings of Judeo-mystical religion.
And even on the intro that I was watching for this show, you show a few different symbols that I think relate to this.
And something like Freemasonry, for example, it's full of, it's basically a Jewish religion.
It's Judaism for good guys.
And Christianity is the most mainstream face of that influence on our society.
So I agree with, you know, you do a lot of work talking, like you had that debate with, I think, E. Michael Jones about Judaism.
I was wondering if you had seen that.
Yeah, I can't understand how these Christians can argue against the idea that it's a Jewish religion.
It's obviously a Jewish religion.
And, you know, there's definitely a caste that can be identified in society today.
The people who are in charge of at the top of finance, the people who are at the top of media, the people who are at the top of banking, military, all these sorts of things, they're connected with this kind of Jewish mysticism.
And so the question becomes: you know, when did that happen?
How did that happen?
Who is responsible for that?
And exactly, like, what were the mechanisms of infiltration?
So I like to research that topic a lot.
That's a big interest for me.
Yeah, you had the video about that I watched today about the king of Denmark who had a Jewish name and several reasons to indicate that he was a fellow Dane.
And it reminded me, have you seen the new Netflix Viking show?
I saw the first couple seasons of the original Vikings.
So you didn't see the new Netflix version then?
No, no.
No, it's like a couple hundred years later, and the hometown of the Vikings is being ruled by a black Viking queen.
But that's not the point that I'm bringing it up for.
There's a common theme about like there's some Vikings that have already converted to Christianity and they're like trying to force Christianity on the other pagans around by the sword too.
And you brought up a point earlier and it's something that I've been thinking about recently too.
The great replacement is a term that's being talked about a lot in the news recently.
And I feel like Christianity was the first great replacement where it theologically replaced the indigenous myths and religions of all of the European world and the whole world.
You mentioned Hawaii.
I remember hearing about how the indigenous religions and the whole structure There was just taken over by force by these, I believe it was Catholic Christians that just, I saw that, and I'm like, they just did that all around the world, all of Mexico, North America, all of Europe, Judaizing the whole world.
It's like replacement theology is a term that they apply to Christians that when they say, we have the new covenant and we're the new Jews, that type of thing.
But replacement theology, how about replacing all of the Gentiles' religions with a version of Judaism and getting them to worship the Jewish Messiah?
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Your thoughts on the real replacement theology?
Yeah, no, that's true.
And it was done in a number of different ways.
You know, there were outright wars that were fought.
Because, you know, the Catholic Church back in the Middle Ages was not just a church.
It was a political institution.
It had laws.
You had to pay taxes to it.
It had the power to appoint powerful people in your region that had real power over what happened in the so-called sovereign areas of different kings.
It was a powerful political institution, and there was the overt warfare that was conducted against certain tribes or certain nations that openly resisted them.
There's the whole Northern Crusades that I'm sure most people know about where overt warfare took place.
And it wasn't just honest, like chivalric warfare either.
There's one particular story that I found interesting in the Northern Crusades.
It was the St. George's Knights Rebellion, I believe was the name of this particular event.
And basically, the local Estonians or the Livonians who lived up in the Baltic region of Northern Europe rebelled against the Christians that were taking over the area.
They were successful because it was a surprise attack.
They had a lot of people in the area that were with them.
And after successfully ousting the Christians from their strongholds in the area, they kind of knew that this was just sort of the avant-garde, the front end of this massive power block of Christian Europe that was in their area.
So they knew they had to kind of make a treaty.
And four kings, this is the massacre of the four kings.
If you look that up, the four kings that the local pagans assembled to treat with the Christians went into one of their castles in the area of Prussia.
And as they were having their treaty, they realized that the Christians weren't going to really cooperate with them.
And they found out while in this castle, having a treaty, a meeting for a treaty, that the Christian army basically surprised and attacked the armies that they had outside of the castle.
And the kings were locked in there, unable to go out and lead their armies to fight against the Christians, and then killed in cold blood, you know, completely against all codes of medieval honor that were sort of the norm in that day.
So this is how these kinds of People have fought.
The Christians, the ends justified the means every single time.
There was no real limits to what they would do.
Yeah, anybody that opposes them is an antichrist.
Anybody that opposes them is an antichrist, and they declare holy war on them to spread the Torah and spread the commandments and do the work of the chosen people by forcing the whole world and coercing them into with fear into worshiping the Jewish Messiah that was prophesied to reign over all the Gentiles.
And then rabbis will brag about it.
Marcus Eli Ravage, who we'll get to in a second, brags about it.
It's all out in the open.
Right.
Right.
And so, but apart from overt warfare, you have exactly what you mentioned earlier with like the king of Denmark being a fellow Dane.
The one I think you might be referring to is the archbishop Absalon, who was basically the power behind the throne.
Absalom was descended from a guy called Asher.
They basically just popped up in the area suddenly.
There's no historical precedent before Asher.
He just appears on the scene, extremely wealthy, educated in southern Europe, and then comes up into northern Europe as the archbishop, whispering into the ear of King Voldemar, who was the king at the time.
And Voldemar himself was the grandson of, I believe, the son, so the great, the great-grandson of a Byzantine princess.
And the Byzantines also, you know, where the Byzantine emperors believed themselves to be just as connected with the whole Davidic line of succession, there's this thing called the Paris Psalter, which is a Byzantine manuscript where they, you know, in great detail, show all the different scenes from the life of King David.
And there's been scholarly work on it that shows sort of that they were trying to give themselves legitimacy by connecting themselves to the whole lineage and legacy of David.
So the Byzantines are basically, instead of going through overt warfare, the Byzantines and other Middle Easterly, southerly rich families insinuated themselves into the royal families of Northern Europe by marrying often women into the noble families that were local to those northern European areas.
And that's, you know, Voldemar of Denmark is only one example.
There's a ton of different examples of especially Byzantine imperial women being married off into European families.
And then suddenly those families rise to prominence.
Their descendants start intermarrying with other noble houses.
And this intermarriage is one of the main ways that they gained power over nations that they couldn't just conquer overtly.
You know, it reminds me of the Jesus is based off of the biblical archetype of Joseph, who grew to the power behind the throne in Egypt after he was rejected by his brothers and then sold into slavery and basically enslaved all the Egyptians.
And this is the archetype.
This is what Jesus represents in Judaism is kind of ruling behind the throne.
And from your video earlier, it was like there, and I always speculate if this is what happened with Constantine also, if Constantine was influenced by some Jews that told him, oh, it would be a good idea to unite the Roman Empire with Christianity, but that they target the leadership and then the leadership would impose the religion On everybody else.
I mean, if Constantine didn't adopt Christianity, many scholars and historians say that we wouldn't have Christianity at all.
And what do you think the world would look like if Christianity and the Abrahamic faiths didn't take hold?
I think it would be a lot more like Germany before the unification, where there's, I think it would be a lot more localistic.
You wouldn't have as much cosmopolitanism, obviously.
I think that one of the biggest drivers of cosmopolitanism was Christian theology because the people behind that, you know, Jews openly admit that they need cosmopolitanism.
They need diversity to survive, essentially.
That's their survival strategy.
So it's hard for me to really speculate as to like how maybe how advanced technologically we would be or how big cities would be or if those kinds of things would have progressed the same way.
But I think certainly politically, we would be living in a world with a lot more localism and a lot less, you know, the nobles or the elites, the rulers that will always exist.
No matter where you are, there's going to be some kind of top tier of your society.
I think that they would be a lot less cosmopolitan and a lot less on board with any kind of universalism.
So it's hard to really speculate for me on that topic, though.
It is.
It is.
Who knows what the world would look like in an alternate reality where Christianity...
Well, you mentioned, I thought it was interesting, and I wanted to go on a slight tangent about Joseph.
You mentioned how he enslaved the Egyptians.
I don't know if you've ever discussed how that part of the Bible basically outlines the first great insurance scam.
The whole story of him collecting grain, telling the people that I'm going to put a little grain away for you in case we have a famine, takes all their grain, and then when the famine comes, he sells it back to them.
It's like a perfect insurance fraud.
Then they had to sell all their animals and all their equipment as well until they basically had nothing in order to eat.
Yeah, exactly.
And that's supposed to be a story of great ingenuity and cleverness that the Jews are so proud of.
But, you know, I also think back you mentioned Constantine.
It's hard to trace exactly how far back this goes, but one figure in the Roman Empire that fascinates me and I take as an example of a type of Jewish infiltration of even the Roman Empire back in that day was the emperor Septimius Severus.
Have you heard of him?
No, it doesn't ring a bell.
What year was that?
Severus was, let's see the exact year.
Let me see.
It was in the early 200s.
He was a Phoenician.
And we can get into if you're knowledgeable of the connections between the Phoenicians and the Jews, because there's a deep connection there that I think is important if we want to track this way back into the depths of history.
But Septimius was a Phoenician emperor of Rome that came in the early 200s.
And one of his grandchildren, Elagabalus, was also an emperor.
And Elagabalus is named after a Syrian, or I would say Phoenician God, El-Gabal.
And, you know, that even the etymology of that El, Gabal El, is often associated with the Jewish word for God.
I know they have Yahweh, Elohim, but yeah, so there's the relation to the Jewish word for God.
He's the god of the mountain, they called him.
He was also a sun god.
And Elagabalis, this Roman emperor, was literally a cross-dressing homosexual who paraded around the cities in women's clothing, had people worshiping a black conical meteorite rock, a Bethel is the, I think, the Jewish word for it.
And the fact that this guy was the Roman emperor in the 200s, you know, that to me, it suggests that there was some kind of power struggle going on.
Obviously, you know, the whole great war between Carthage and Rome, that was really a war between Phoenicia and Rome.
And this guy becoming emperor a couple centuries later shows that there was still this like dynastic struggle between Rome and the Phoenician powers of the Middle East.
And so let me just ask you, are the Phoenicians engaged in all kinds of sorry, just so people know, we have a little bit of a lag.
That's why we're having some difficulties.
But the Phoenicians, you believe that the Jews were the Phoenicians?
Is that what you meant by that earlier?
So basically, I think that the trade empire that the Phoenicians created was passed on, I think, to Jewish people.
And there's so much cultural connection between the Jews and the Phoenicians that I think that at the minimum, they're cousins.
They're related.
I don't know if they're the exact same people.
Obviously, there's probably some difference between them, but I think there is a legacy there.
There's inheritance there because there's so many similarities between the two when you start looking into it.
The Phoenicians were cosmopolitan people.
They blended in with the local people wherever they went.
They tried to alter their appearance.
They tried to alter their style to suit the markets that they were involved in.
They're the original shape-shifting merchants.
And I see things, they were also big, big-time miners.
They were basically, they had a monopoly on mining, the mining trade, and other things like that.
They were big time merchandise producers.
All the things that Jews do today, they were the original monopoly caste that controlled that.
And I think it's important when you look back at history, you notice that things like mining in particular, for example, were so thoroughly dominated by small groups of people with specific knowledge that was passed down orally from generation to generation so that it was kept a secret within the caste.
And I think that the same is true for finance, for banking, for merchant trading and other things of that nature.
And once that empire was established by the Phoenicians and that knowledge began to snowball generation after generation, getting passed down, I pretty much see it as being impossible to compete against by other people, like normal everyday people that lived their lives based on agriculture or hunter-gathering or Things of that nature.
They didn't really have much competition.
So there's, in my opinion, and this is kind of a speculative, it's hard to support with hard evidence.
And people might disagree with me.
But in my opinion, there has been one, basically one cosmopolitan financial merchant empire since the beginning, since the origins of the Phoenicians, and that it's just been sort of snowballing down the line through the generations.
And the Jews are the modern inheritors of this legacy.
So do you think it's Phoenicians that created the Torah and the whole Abrahamic paradigm that we're in today?
Did they do it as like a front?
So they went underground and pretending to be Jews?
You think?
Well, so I don't know.
There's some real hair-brained speculation that I can get into that I've just, you know, like sort of half-baked kind of speculation that I can't support.
But in a sense, I do think that like, so the Phoenicians built, they built the Temple of Solomon.
You know, the Phoenicians were also heavily involved with Egyptian nobility.
They were a major power in Egypt.
And the Jews coming out of Egypt, I've speculated in my mind, sort of like I'm saying, half-baked speculation that, you know, what if the Jews were actually created by the nobility of Egypt and Phoenicia, and that this was like a social engineering program to try to create this nation of priests, of merchants, of people to basically administer their empire.
And at the top, they don't see themselves as Jews specifically or Phoenicians specifically or whatever.
They just see themselves as the people that are chosen by God and they can assume any form that they want wherever they go.
And do you have any speculations on like, is there any more to who the Phoenicians are?
Are they just some ancient people?
Or are they like, you know, anything else regarding that?
How they originally became these international traders and bankers and merchants.
That's anybody's guess.
I couldn't tell you.
I think it probably had something to do with the climact, the climatic conditions in the Middle East.
You know, at some point in the Middle East, you know, they had to have some kind of ruling elite that dominated in every aspect of life, their slaves, to survive in this harsh environment.
They needed the whole agricultural system and those kinds of things to just completely survive in this harsh environment.
And that's also, I think, where, to get into even like more metaphysical speculation, I think that's probably where their idea that they can just dominate nature, that they are superior over nature, and that they use technology, they use knowledge.
This gets into like the philosophy behind things like alchemy and hermeticism, Kabbalah, things like that, where knowledge is totally superior to nature, and that we can overcome everything natural.
We can overcome all natural laws and phenomenon just through our sheer divinely inspired knowledge and just remake the world in our image, perfect the world in our image.
That I think would come from living in that environment where you have to.
You can't survive in harmony with nature because nature is against you.
You have to overcome it somehow living in this harsh, barren desert.
I want to shift gears to a video that I just figured out today.
This work that you did, I'm not sure how many years ago you put this out, but this was the first time that I ever saw it.
And this had a huge impact On my view of Christianity.
And this is your reading of Marcus Eli Ravage.
And it's so funny because I saw this and I heard the voice and I didn't know who the voice was.
And then it turns out it's you.
So small world, I get to meet the guy that read this that had this impact on me maybe like a year or so ago.
But you want to explain a little bit about this, the backstory of you making this video?
You said it was censored from YouTube, right?
Yeah, before it was taken down from YouTube, it was pretty popular.
It had in the tens of thousands, if not 100,000 views.
And, you know, this guy, Marcus Eli Ravage, I think, has a very insightful take on what Christianity really did to European society.
Because he's basically writing at a time when so-called anti-Semitism was in vogue.
It was something that was normal dinner table conversation back in the 20s.
It wasn't taboo the way that it is today.
And people had conversations about things like the Jewish question openly.
It was a normal thing to talk about.
It was published in newspapers.
It was Nazi ideology in America was particularly popular.
Eugenics was popular.
Well, Zionists were talking about the Jewish question.
Nationalism was extremely.
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Right.
So, real case against the Jews.
And you know, before we play this, I just wanted to make one more point about the whole conquering of the world with the Judeo-mystical religions is that I learned from Christopher John Bjorkness that there's like Kabbalah beliefs, beliefs in Judaism that there's 70 nations and all of the nations have different gods.
And, you know, Yahweh's the jealous God wants to destroy all the other gods.
So they believe that if they can get the Gentiles to stop worshiping their gods, that they will cease to exist in the heavenly court.
And then the Gentiles will lose their supernatural power.
And they accomplished this with Christianity.
And this is basically what Marcus Eli Ravage is bragging about.
And Maimonides acknowledges the top rabbis, many top rabbis acknowledge.
So were you aware of that?
There's like a religious motive behind this as well?
No, I didn't know about that.
That's interesting.
Everything that I've studied about Kabbalah and things like that, I've basically tried to just connect with mainstream philosophers like Hegel and Marx, for example, and show that socialism and the political level is influenced by them.
But that level of theological subversion, I haven't gotten into.
That's interesting.
And it makes sense, too, because when there is different people all over the world, all the Gentile nations, they have their own myths, their own cultural heroes, their own ancestors, their own unique cultures that unite them.
And then the objective of Christianity is to eradicate all those and replace it, the real replacement theology, with belief in the whole Jewish mythology and Jewish prophecy and all that stuff.
So it really just was a clean psychological and theological takeover of the world.
It's successful, too.
Yeah, and people, yeah, people like to think that this whole rise of Jewish power happened only in the French Revolution or with the Illuminati lodges or things like that.
But one thing that I was going to mention earlier that I kind of slipped my mind when discussing the ways that they've infiltrated, you could take it all the way back to Charlemagne, where Charlemagne apparently saw his legitimacy as coming from connecting himself with the Davidic line.
And he married off one of his daughters, I believe, to this is from a book called where did I put it?
A Jewish princedom in feudal France.
And this author, I think, makes a pretty compelling argument, in my opinion.
It's been contested by other scholars, but I think it's a compelling argument that Charlemagne married one of his daughters to a Jewish descendant of King David.
And, you know, the Jews, even though there's the meme of them being kicked out of 109 countries and this and that, they were persecuted during the Middle Ages.
They were also given vast amounts of legal privilege and were given courtly positions and treated with immense amounts of respect.
And the idea that legitimacy comes from being connected with this heritage flies in the face of European native sensibilities.
And like, you know, the pagans, the native pagans, they had their own heroes.
They had their own myths.
They had their own stories and legacies and things like that.
And the idea that those people would seek legitimacy by connecting it to connecting themselves to some foreign God that's just completely baffling to me.
So I would have to assume that if they themselves, like Charlemagne himself, if he was not himself Jewish, he was at least sort of caught up in their influence and starstruck by the material wealth and advantages that connecting himself to their legacy could provide.
And going further in history, we have William the Conqueror, also known as William the Bastard, who was a bastard.
And people speculate that his mother was a Jewish woman.
There's a lot of reason.
He was also a person that gave a lot of privileges to Jews.
He was the first person to bring Jews into England.
And all of current modern day royalty descends from Charlemagne and William the Bastard.
So anyway, there's so many different particular examples that we can get into to show the influence of these people in Europe at the highest levels going back that far.
So, and, you know, Charlemagne chopped down the great oak tree that was sacred to the Germans.
He slaughtered tens of thousands of German people.
So, yeah, it's something that not only erased the European identity at a cultural level and a religious level, but also, you know, literally, they slaughtered tens of thousands of people that resisted.
And the people that were left over were the people that were either too scared to fight or too weak to fight or inclined to just sort of be sycophants and go along with the powers that be.
Think about like ancient Jewish history.
You know, they were occupied and conquered by so many different empires, the Egyptians, Babylonians, Assyrians, the Greeks, the Romans.
And then after 70 AD, the gospels come about and they got all of the world, the Roman Empire worshiping their God as the one true God.
If that's not a total theological victory, which, you know, if you conquer people theologically, that you're conquering their minds and their souls and their Spirit.
And they were able to do that.
And then doing the work, spreading their religion all over the world.
Christianity preserved Judaism.
And, you know, how convenient is it that the Old Testament says that they will reign over the nations and lend to the nations, but they will not borrow.
And then Christianity outlawed and Islam outlawed usury.
And so the Jews just had to lend them the money and all the benefits that come with that being the moneylenders.
And I just find, you know, they had to preserve Judaism for them to be around at the end of time while they were so busy eradicating all of the pagan and European peoples' cultures.
Ove, they were forced to be moneylenders.
Right.
Yeah, it doesn't really add up.
With all the riches.
But yeah, so getting back to Eli Ravage, he wrote this, the real case against Jews at a time when there was a lot of debate about Jews and their role in European society.
And he's basically mocking the Christians that are anti-Semites in Europe at the time.
There's a lot of Christians that were critical of the Jews.
And he's basically writing this work to say, you European Christians who hate Jews so much, don't you realize that your entire culture as you know it today, everything you believe is based on Jewish mythology and theology and our history?
Like you worship our heroes.
You pray to a Jewish woman.
You pray to a Jewish revolutionary.
All of what was originally yours, all of your original mythology and Greek, Roman, Germanic, Celtic, pagan mythology.
We wiped that all out.
You're worshiping on our terms now.
So how can you be anti-Semitic?
He says how stupid it is that you complain about their control over media or entertainment or something.
Meanwhile, that you're worshiping their God and their religions as your own, and you don't see how that's controlling your mind.
And it's sad.
They really can't get it.
Christians will see stuff like this and they'll say, oh, they're just lying or they're trying to spin it as a cope.
Like, no, they're bragging in front of your faces and saying what's obviously true.
And it's just hard.
It's easier to fool people than convince them they've been fooled.
And people, especially anti-Semitic Christians, for them to realize that the one thing that they think is the only opposition to the evil synagogue of Satan is a deception and that they've been tricked into worshiping the people that they hate.
It's a hard pill to swallow.
Absolutely.
Yep.
So let's play just a little highlight of this.
And it was so surreal for me to realize this was your voice as you were doing another excellent reading of, I think, it was a poem or an essay that you wrote, but I was like, oh, that's the same voice.
Let's play a little bit here and then get your thoughts.
We made you the willing and unconscious bearers of our mission to the whole world, to the barbarous races of the earth, to the countless unborn generations.
Without fully understanding what we were doing to you, you became the agents at large of our racial tradition, carrying our gospels to the unexplored ends of the earth.
Our tribal customs have become the core of your moral code.
Our tribal laws have furnished the basic groundwork of all you I just debated with a Christian the other day.
They believe Christians believe that like we wouldn't be moral and we wouldn't know right for wrong if it weren't for the Hebrew Bible.
Like how demeaning is that to think that way?
Yeah, that's amazing.
That's I can't even imagine where that kind of worldview would come from, especially if you study how the ancient Germanic people in particular, you know, Tacitus, the Roman historian, describes them as being intensely honor-driven and having like very strict moral codes.
So, there's even historical documentation that refutes that.
And I guess they're just ignoring it or they're ignorant of it.
I know, even if it were true that it was a moral book, which it's not, the Bible doesn't even really talk about morality or ethics.
It's just whatever God says goes.
And there's tons of completely immoral things, like, oh, take all the virgin women for yourselves after you conquer a people, or you know, bash the babies' heads against the rocks, or slavery is condoned, all these other things, endless examples of the immorality of the Bible.
But even if it were true, the idea that we're nothing without the Jewish God and the Jewish Bible, and we would just be savages, it's such a terrible, demeaning worldview to have.
I completely agree.
All right, continue on.
Your August constitutions and legal systems.
Our legends and our folktales are the sacred lore which you croon to your infants.
Our poets have filled your hymnals and your prayer books.
Our national history has become an indispensable part of the learning of your pastors and priests and scholars, our kings, our statesmen.
Another good point: how Christians validate all of the mythologies, the fake histories of the Jews.
And it almost enables the Jews to keep believing.
They're like codependents, all playing along with this charade of Jewish prophecy being a real thing.
Right.
Yeah, it's gets into, it just reminds me of how, you know, the problem reaction solution or the synthesis, antithesis, or thesis, antithesis, synthesis model of progressing toward a certain desired end.
You know, there always has to be this duality or this dynamic of conflict that leads people in a certain direction.
And when you control both sides of that conflict, you're more able to control how people will react to things.
And Christianity is exactly that.
Do you think Christianity was like an intentional deception and like a psyop and conspiracy?
I think it was a conspiracy.
Yeah, I do.
I think that the people who really rule behind the scenes at the highest level, I think they are religious in a lot of ways.
I think they do see themselves as being involved in some kind of divine work, that they think that they're perfecting mankind, that they think they're chosen by God and they're the best people.
But at the same time, I think that they are deeply cynical.
I think that they're extremely prone to deception.
They are Machiavellian.
They've been Machiavellian for a very long time, this group of political elites that we're talking about here.
And I don't think that what they believe is the childish version that is sold to the average Christian of these crazy miracles happening, Jesus walking on water.
I think they don't see it literally like that, but they are deeply religious.
They do see themselves in a mystical way.
They just don't believe the fairy tale version of it exactly.
Yeah, they believe it esoterically is true, not literally true, most likely.
And Christians also validate, not only validate the Torah and all these myths, like Ravage says here, but they also defend the Torah and spread their purveyors of the Torah.
And they act like they're the only legitimate opposition.
When they're spreading the holy book of the Jews as the word of God, it really takes delusion to think that you're not playing into their hands as the Hegelian dialect.
It's an obvious Hegelian dialectic and controlled opposition set up.
I experience it firsthand trying to get the truth out about the supremacist Torah.
The Christians want to defend it.
Oh, it's just the Talmud that's the problem.
They're Yahweh Torah gatekeepers, is what it is.
Man, we got our lag back, apparently.
Here, let's continue on a little bit more here.
And if you want to interject, go ahead and just speak up.
Our prophets, our warriors are your heroes.
Our little ancient country is your holy land.
Our national literature is your holy Bible.
What our people thought and taught have become inextricably woven into your very speech and tradition until no one among you can be called educated who is not familiar with our racial heritage.
Jewish artisans and Jewish fishermen are your teachers and your saints, with countless statues carved in their image and innumerable cathedrals raised to their memories.
Just had a thought, like your average European person, how many European ancestral heroes can they name compared to, or they're named after compared to named after a biblical name and knowing all the biblical stories.
They really have usurped the minds of half the world with these Abrahamic myths.
Even Islam validates all of these Abrahamic patriarchs.
Right.
Yeah, I agree.
And he mentioned the cathedrals there, which have you heard of the book of the secrets of the cathedrals, where Fulcanelli, this anonymous alchemist who published this book,
I can't remember exactly when, but it was, I think, a couple hundred years ago, published this book, The Secrets of the Cathedrals, where he explains that the cathedrals themselves had all kinds of hidden symbolism within them that was essentially Kabbalistic and alchemistic in nature,
and that the very grand structures that are supposed to be just pure, you know, Catholic or Christian heritage actually secretly show a lot of this Jewish mystical symbolism encoded within it, which I think is fascinating.
Well, there were pre-Christian Jewish Gnostic sects, so this wouldn't be surprising that there would be some hidden, you know, hidden truths behind the S exoteric stories that they have the Christians believing.
A good chat, a comment here.
I'm sorry, go ahead.
Yeah.
Go ahead.
Good comment here in the chat that says, Hearing you read this for the first time gave you chills.
It gave me chills too.
You do an excellent job reading this.
I think it makes it more powerful.
Thank you.
Did you want to finish your point or should I continue?
Well, you know, there's a whole different conversation about like Gnosticism and Platonism that we could have.
Where I think, you know, Nietzsche called Christianity Platonism for the masses.
And, you know, there are people even within pagan circles and traditional, you know, pro-white, anti-Jewish types of circles that promote Platonism and Gnosticism and other kinds of religions and ideologies like that.
And I would say I actually agree with Nietzsche that Platonism is basically a philosophical basis that corresponds with Christianity and that there's a good reason that Plato was taught in every single philosophy course in Western academia right now is that it's essentially like compatible with the Jewish Christian worldview.
In a lot of ways that, you know, it forms the same foundation that they want in people's minds.
They had the same monist, one world universalist type of philosophy that they want formed as the foundations of people's minds.
And essentially, you know, the biggest thing is you, your identity under these religions and philosophies, your identity is entirely abstract.
your identity is that your innermost true self is pure intelligence or pure spirit or these types of universalistic Pure abstractions.
And once you believe that, you know, your true innermost self is this basically pure spirit, pure intelligence that's identical with God, identical with the universe.
Suddenly, things like race, things like gender, things like your family, who you were born, your lineage, even things like your physical appearance, these kinds of things don't matter anymore.
They become what they would call contingent elements.
Carnal.
The contingent.
Yeah, these things don't matter much.
And I would say, you know, if you really want to understand the world, you have to, if you want to understand the world and if you really want to understand yourself, your true identity, you have to take into account your race, your gender, even things like your physical appearance.
I'm a believer in physiognomy.
Things like, you know, those kinds of things matter.
And to a Platonist, a Christian, a Jew, those things don't matter.
You're just pure abstract.
You're pure abstraction.
None of those things are important.
All that it's important is that you love Jesus and that you go to heaven.
Yeah, you're a pure spirit.
All you really are is a soul, and your body, your corporal form, is essentially like a prison that you're meant to escape and experience pure bliss for eternity in heaven.
That's a death wish, basically.
You should also put the Messiah of the Jews, the Torah Messiah, above your own family, too.
It's also what the New Testament teaches.
Yeah.
Right.
Yeah.
Dude, I was sitting.
I was sitting in the doctor's office today because my wife is seven months pregnant.
She has two more months left until our baby boy is going to be born.
And I'm sitting there and I look.
I'm just kind of looking around for something to read or entertain myself with because she's in with the doctor.
And I find they have a book on the shelf called, I took a picture of it.
Called, sorry for the delay here.
It's called Women, Culture, and Society, a Reader.
Rutgers University Women's Study Program.
I don't know if you'll get it.
But this, I opened it up and I started looking, and it's got all kinds of articles talking about how the family is basically an archaic institution.
Gender is archaic.
And this was published in 1997, and it's sitting just in some random OBGYN doctor's office for people to look at.
And it's promoting this idea that your family is irrelevant, that your family is an ideological construct created in the Victorian era, that we need to be getting away from these things.
Anybody's community can be their family, things like that.
So Christianity was the first one to do that.
Get rid of your family, replace it with the church.
That's like polygamous relationships.
Polygamous cultures are more.
Sorry.
The lag's difficult.
Right?
Polygamous cultures?
Like ancient Judaism and Islam?
Right.
And it's the Sabbateans, the Frankists, the elites as we know them today.
They're all about wife swapping.
They're all about child sex trafficking and all manner of just horrible shit.
And it's ironic, though, because they always want to intermarry with each other.
They see themselves as like a permanent caste that they can't marry outside of.
That's what Ben Shapiro said.
The Jews are.
It's like a caste system, and we're at the top with our special relationship with God.
He just says that like it's no big deal.
Let's finish this little clip up here, and then we've got a couple of super chats.
And then I know you got to get going.
We only have about an hour and only about five more minutes.
So let's.
Okay.
Jewish maiden is your ideal of motherhood and womanhood.
A Jewish rebel prophet is the central figure in your religious worship.
and the Jews are, even as villains, they're still the chosen elder brother with a special divine role and still God's special people that are chosen on account of the patriarchs.
That's important because the Jews being central in the main biggest Gentile religion is the secret to their power in a way.
Sorry, just there's so much important points in this.
No, I agree.
It's, I would say the secret to their power is their mastery over money changing and finance and things of that.
Would they be able to get away with the money changing if not for Christianity defending the Torah and outlawing it?
Right.
Would they?
I don't think so.
The sort of mystique that everybody still has about Jews today.
You know, Randa, I work, I'm a tow truck driver.
I work with a bunch of, you know, people that, let's just say they didn't go to college.
A lot of them didn't finish high school.
And, you know, they even them, they have this odd reverence of Jews.
It's like, you know, anytime that Jews are brought up, I'll make jokes about Jews.
I'll say things like, oh, you, you better get a Jewish lawyer or, oh, you get it, get a Jew to do your taxes or whatever.
And they, like, when you mention Jews, they, they stop and they, like, they look like they're, uh, like they've just heard some kind of weird supernatural name mentioned.
It was, it's weird.
It's weird, man.
I don't, I don't get it.
It's true.
It's, it's like a phenomenon.
It's like, not only do they believe they're the chosen people, but they also, like, you know, are incredibly successful and have a lot of power.
And there is like, you know, there's a huge obsession in a way about them.
They're obsessed with themselves and their identity also.
But it's, I mean, it's the main thing I've been researching for the last few years.
So I'm definitely interested in it all.
But that's because I think people feel that way.
Whenever anything about Jews is mentioned, because of the guilt narrative around World War II, I think people are crippled by that.
And it's a chilling effect that nobody is, you know, wants to criticize or even, they don't even want to know because then they'll be afraid that they'll have to criticize if it's bad.
But by all the Christians and the Muslims believing that they are the people of the book, that does elevate them to a divine status that nobody else can compete with when you are God's favorite people.
All right, here we go.
Pulled down your idols, cast aside your racial inheritance, and substituted for them our God and our traditions.
No conquest in history can even remotely compare with this clean sweep of our conquest over you.
Only after the destruction of Jerusalem.
Clean sweep of conquest over you.
A little bit more here.
With the doctrines of love and non-resistance preached by the little sect of Jewish Christians, he became the apostle to the Gentiles.
He who hitherto had been one of the most active persecutors of the band.
And so well did Paul do with his work that within four centuries, the great empire, which had subjugated Palestine along with half the world, was a heap of ruins.
And the law which went forth from Zion became the official religion of Rome.
This is the part about Saul or Paul.
I actually had a conversation with my dad about this the other day.
We were talking about whether or not, like you asked earlier, about whether Christianity was an intentional deception, whether or not Paul slash Saul, the Jew, really believed when he converted to Christianity.
And just think about human nature.
Think about how Jews are today.
Do you really think that a Jewish guy who was a persecutor of Christians, a leader in the Jewish community, a powerful person at that time?
Pharisee, yeah, a trained Pharisee, yeah.
Right.
Do you really think that he, like, suddenly in the middle of his life have believes in this sort of fairy tale image of Jesus Christ and converts?
No, it's no way.
These People have always been cynical.
Jews have always been willing to deceive.
They've always been willing to shape-shift into the best form for that moment and take advantage of human nature.
There's a reason that they're great at marketing.
There's a reason that they're great at Hollywood.
Script writing.
They know human nature.
They know how to pull on people's emotions.
And there's also a reason that they're the leaders of modern psychology.
Remember, What's her face said?
They've hypnotized the world.
Not AOC, the other, the Muslim girl.
It's not important.
I'm just interrupting.
But she said, oh, Israel's hypnotized the world.
It's kind of like, sounds like what you're describing.
Yep.
Yeah.
So it's people like Saul.
There's no way that they were legitimate converts.
So, you know, half of your gospels, or I don't know how many gospels Paul wrote, but part of your Bible was written by this Jewish guy that was obviously an opportunist that was involving himself for ulterior motives.
Yeah, I guess the question is: was he a sincere believer?
Was Paul a sincere believer?
Or was he intentionally deceiving the Gentiles?
And apparently, the Jewish Christians approved of him going and preaching to the Gentiles.
They considered this a form of Noahide laws that they would, you know, and that this does fulfill prophecies that they're going to believe in the God of Israel.
But I agree.
And even if it wasn't a conspiracy and he was just some delusional sincere believer, like he still was influenced by the prophecies and the scriptures of the Old Testament, which lead toward a conspiracy against the nations to theologically conquer them.
So either way, it still is a conspiracy the way I see it.
And that is a weird sort of right.
And there is a weird paradox now that I'm really thinking about it.
There's the weird paradox of Jews being extremely shrewd, extremely cunning, extremely well-versed and knowledgeable about human nature, psychology, these sorts of things.
But then on the other side, there's members of that tribe that really do go off the deep end, man.
There's a lot of crazy, kooky, you know, schizoid Jews out there.
So I don't know if that's like the same sort of force, racial force within them that if it's too much, if they get too much of that little drop of the blood in them, then it goes from exceedingly an exceeding mastery of psychology into complete like breakdown and irrationality.
This is what you always hear people that are like apologists or talking about anti-Semitism.
They go, there's a lot of, you know, there's some really good Jews and then there's some really bad Jews.
And rabbis say this, because we're special in we're chosen, he says that they have the ability to have the greatest impact for good on the world or the greatest impact for bad.
And that either way, though, it's Jews at the forefront.
And this is what the rabbis explain.
I'm not pulling this from thin air.
Interesting.
Right.
Interesting.
A little bit more here, and we'll get to the super chats and wrap it up.
Beginning of our dominance in your world, but it was only a beginning.
From this time forth, your history is little more than a struggle for mastery between your old pagan spirit and our Jewish spirit.
Half your wars, great and little, are religious wars, fought over the interpretation of one thing or another in our teachings.
You no sooner broke free from your primitive religious simplicity and attempted the practice of the pagan Roman learning than Luther, armed with our gospels, arose to down you and reenthrone our heritage.
In Dayton, Tennessee, a Bible-bred community forbids the teaching of your science because it conflicts with our ancient Jewish account of the origin of life.
Yeah, if Christianity didn't take over the world, I bet you we'd be more advanced.
We would have had the internet, you know, 300 years ago, probably.
That's actually a decent point.
Yeah, there are theories that the Romans were pretty close to Industrial Revolution, that they had primitive versions of the steam-powered machines and things of that nature.
I forget the name of it, but it's some mechanism that has a bunch of gears.
And it seems extremely advanced for the time and things of that nature.
But I do believe when he says, you know, it's the battle between the Jewish spirit versus the pagan spirit.
It's in a lot of ways, I think it's a battle between the urban cosmopolitan spirit and the self-sufficient community spirit of being in harmony with nature.
And if we didn't have that, oh, oh my God.
What's up?
the stream cut out if that's why you're pausing Shoot.
Man, such technical difficulties today.
Incoming call.
I guess he's calling back already.
Let's just read a few of these super chats and close it up because my recording's been going the whole time.
Yeah.
All right.
I got a big super chat here from I.M. Amalek says, thank you both for a great stream, even though it lagged.
And he says, milesmathis.com writings, a link he wants me to check out.
Let's see if I can.
Oh, Miles Mathis was a big influence on me.
He does a lot of work in the genealogy department, looking into European history and elite genealogies and things like that.
You know, there's a lot of stuff that I don't agree with in the way that he works, but he's one of my biggest influences, and I highly recommend him.
What do you think about the Christian identity people that believe that the European people are the true Israelites?
Oh, that's crazy.
That comes, you know, that comes from like one of the earliest people was King James, I think.
he tried to argue that he was a descendant of David and it's It's completely nuts.
I completely disagree with it.
But the nugget of truth that might be in there is that a lot of the royalty and the people that push that might themselves have been descended from Jews.
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Liam Jarrett says, Apollonian germ.
Do you think white people are better than others?
He says that he thinks he was under the impression that Apollonians was like white supremacy.
What do you have to say about that?
In terms of, I don't say, when I say better, I'm not talking about some kind of universal statement here.
I think white people are better in the sense that I would rather live around white people.
I'd rather live around my own people.
And I'm sure Japanese people think the same thing about Japanese people.
And, you know, Arabs think the same thing about Arabs.
Blacks think the same thing about blacks in general.
If they were left into their own natural ways of life and ways of doing things, we would all prefer to be around people like us.
So yeah, I think in that sense, white people are better.
I prefer their company.
I prefer to be in a white society.
I prefer to live in a white culture with white norms and values.
And yeah, so I think that I'm a believer that every native local population should have the freedom to live according to their own customs and lifestyles and worldviews.
And that, you know, white people in particular today to be defended because we are the ones that are being flooded with foreigners into our countries.
So yeah, there's a reason that we need to be defending our people above at this point in time.
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No, I have many times.
As someone who is so aware of the slave mentality of Christians, you must have come across it at some point.
Even if you have covered it, it bears repeating.
Thanks for all your work.
Yes, it does.
It teaches you to submit to authority and submit to the government because it's appointed by God.
That's basically what Romans 13 teaches.
Tribal Defender says, our salvation comes when we die.
Their salvation comes when we all die.
Same book, same writers.
Yeah.
And there's many differences between Judaism and Christianity like that.
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A few centuries later, Europe destroyed.
Yeah.
Oh, and you know, Marcus Eli Ravage says that Europe was in rubble or something like that.
Or not Europe, but Rome.
I think I saw in one of your videos, you said that you don't believe Rome really collapsed.
It just kind of turned Christian and kind of just spread with the Catholic Church.
Yeah, yeah.
Once the Catholic Church, you know, became the main power in Europe, that was just the new form of the Universalist Empire, basically.
But in the sense that the original Rome of actual Romans, the way that it was in the days of Julius Caesar, that it was never, it never really collapsed.
It had a power struggle at the top and then changed directions.
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I like visiting Mexico and Mexican food, but so I can see why he would say that.
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Well, I'd say we do need a new platform if Odyssey buffering isn't going to get better, but I don't even want to blame them for today.
It may be my internet because the Skype would go down at the same time.
Blame whoever my internet provider is.
All right, that's all the super chats.
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No, thank you for having me on, Adam.
It's been a good conversation despite technical difficulties.
And hopefully, again, in the future, we can have another chat.
Yeah, definitely down for another chat.
I look forward to it.
And I will continue watching your videos to figure out what we'll talk about next time because I'm sure there's a whole lot more that we could get into.
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