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One World Religion & the Noahide Nations | Know More News w/ Adam Green feat. Vincent Bruno
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Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to No More News.
I am Adam Green.
It is Sunday, May 28th, 2023.
And today, another show of many about the Noahide laws, the one world religion agenda for the Judeo-Christian temple cult.
And today's video is titled Noahide Nations, Noahide for the 70 Goyam Nations.
And joining me, returned guest.
He is the creator of the stop Noahide law.blogspot.com.
He is back, Vincent Bruno.
What's up, Vincent?
Hi, how are you?
I'm doing great.
Excited to hear what you, some new things that you've been looking into Noahide laws so I can add it to the database.
Yes, there's been big new developments that I've been finding and I'm not done.
I mean, I've today we're going to talk a little bit about a few of them, but it the conspiracy goes deeper.
You know, it just goes deeper and deeper and deeper and deeper and it's real.
You know, this is a real flesh and blood.
There's people.
It's not just paper.
It's not just writing.
There's a flesh and blood living entity behind this that, you know, it's real.
Absolutely.
All the accomplices try to say it's an anti-Semitic conspiracy theory.
Both Christians become apologists for the Noahide laws and also the atheists become apologists for the Noahide laws.
But it is, they are very determined with this agenda and they are putting a lot of resources.
And I mean, it's Chabad Lubavitch and the Rebbe's, who is like the Pope unquestionably the most influential rabbi in Judaism.
It was his pet project.
And it's what Christianity and Islam were all about going back 2,000 years.
Well, what's the top thing?
What do we need to know?
You've been on many times.
It's been months, maybe a year, I don't know, since you've been on.
What's some of the most interesting new things that you've stumbled upon?
Yeah, I wanted to go through new stuff that I've come across, but then tonight I want to talk about, excuse me, Mormonism, Christian science, and Hindu Zionism.
Those three, I've finished my research on Mormonism and Christian science, and I've done a preliminary, more than a preliminary investigation into Hindu Zionism and Noahism, but that is going to go even much, much deeper.
And I'll be getting to that later.
But I have all the information that I need in order to present the scope of what Hindu Zionism is and Hindu Noahism is and how dangerous it actually is.
So I guess we can start with just some new tidbits that I've come across.
So, you know, there's the prohibition against cursing God, but that also includes cursing people, supposedly.
If you curse somebody in public, it's like murdering them.
So you could be punished even for cursing a person in public and not just God.
In what country?
No, no, no, no, under the Noahide laws.
Oh, oh, right.
Yeah.
They always say criticizing God, criticizing us is like criticizing God because we're God's chosen people.
I've heard that argument many times that they use.
Yes.
Odd rule.
You're not supposed to curse idols either, but you're not supposed to have them.
So I think that it's the same thing with Islam, where basically if you're in a position where you can't impose the Noahide laws, you're not supposed to go around blaspheming other people's idols.
But when you're in a position where you can enforce it, you're supposed to destroy the idol totally.
So this idea of, oh, Well, we like we're universal.
We also don't believe in blaspheming your idols.
I mean, but once Noahide is totally enacted, then the idol disappears.
So it's like a tactic.
You know what I mean?
But they attack idols anyway.
And a lot of things you have to learn about these Noahide laws is always 50-50.
50% of the rabbis say this is true.
50% of the rabbis say it's not true.
I don't know if it's 50-50, but yes, definitely.
There's always some rabbis out there that are reform or conservative, whatever, don't agree on the details.
So that's what apologists use to cover it up.
They go like, oh, well, it doesn't matter that all these rabbis are promoting Noahide laws or they're supremacist or anti-Gentile or anti-edom or whatever.
They go, that's because not all rabbis believe that.
That's what they say.
Yeah.
Those are just fringe, extreme, cherry-picked rabbis, but not all rabbis believe that.
This is the no true Scotsman.
Christians do the exact same thing.
That's not a real Christian, John Hagee, you know, that type of stuff.
Is that what you're getting at?
Yeah.
Yes.
Yes.
What is this one?
Oh, well, that's not new information that, hold on one second.
Let me just go through my list here.
We're going to be talking about this tonight.
I'll be talking about the Book of Mormon, so I will leave that.
I want to talk about Alan Cecil and Secular by Design.
So give me a second.
So they're trying to spread that blasphemy is pathological mental illness.
This is how they're describing it, that blasphemy is abnormal psychology and pathology.
Who's doing that?
Michael Dallin, in his book, The Rainbow Covenant, calls it pathology and the other term that I used.
What's the name of the Rainbow Covenant?
The Rainbow Covenant, the Rainbow Covenant.
And who's the author?
Michael Dallin.
I think last time I was on here, we talked about, I did talk about John Voigt, but it's since become, last time I came on here, John Voigt was studying the Noahide laws.
I don't know if you know who John Voigt is.
He was a big actor back in the 70s and 80s and 90s.
He was in big movies.
I can't remember them, but I think he was in with Tom Cruise and stuff like that.
He wasn't in small videos, and he has definitely become a Noahide and he's evangelizing for them.
Interestingly enough, his daughter is a transgender, I heard.
I don't know if that's true, but just an interesting.
His daughter is Angelina Jolie.
Oh, never mind.
Oh, maybe they meant the granddaughter.
Isn't it the granddaughter of Angelina?
Yeah, yeah.
She was like non-binary at one point, I think.
Yeah, yeah.
So the Rainbow Covenant, you read this.
Who wrote this?
Is this guy a rabbi or a Christian?
He's a Jew.
He's a Jew.
The Rainbow Covenant, I have a whole book review of it up on the website.
If you type in book review or you type in Rainbow Covenant, it'll come up.
You'll see the book review.
I'm a little bit more than, I'm probably about two-thirds done with it.
I just go through it and then I kind of pick out all the obnoxious, you know, disgraceful stuff.
And I post it up.
And there's never any shortage of it.
If you notice, every time you pick up a Noahide book or a Noahide article, there's something, you know, outrageous in there.
Every time you watch a rabbi video, I see just tons of outrageous stuff.
Yeah.
Yeah.
It really is.
You know, tons of outrageous stuff is just, it's endless because the whole topic is outrageous.
You know, the whole thing is outrageous.
The whole concept is outrageous.
And obviously, you know, and then you start dealing with people that, you know, people who are so ugly, they don't know that they're ugly and they don't know how they come off to other people.
You know what I mean?
They say these things and they speak in these ways about Gentiles, which is so degrading or so supremacist on the side of Jews or so imposing on the Noahide laws that it's ridiculous.
You know, you've probably seen Biden had his big release of the National Anti-Semitism Strategy and they're passing felony laws in Florida against anti-Semitism and they're pushing the anti-Semitism IHRA definition worldwide on every country and institution there is.
I see this as de facto Noahide laws because the first Noahide law is no idol worship, no blasphemy, right?
So like we said earlier, blasphemy is you're not allowed to criticize God, his Torah, which really they worship the Torah because their God's not real, but just the scriptures about their God and their stories.
So criticizing their sages, their Torah, their God, God's chosen people, all that falls under the umbrella of blasphemy.
So now we're not allowed to criticize.
They're God's chosen people, but they've been chosen to suffer.
And then now they have this like underdog victim status, persecution.
Everybody's like kind of like repenting for their suffering.
So nobody's allowed to criticize them.
And then now it's, oh, they're the nation of priests and they're going to teach us morals.
And Christianity and Islam are going to slowly merge more and more towards Noahideism and the Abraham Accords.
And they're like, our prophecies are fulfilled.
I got Tovia Singer literally admitting that Christianity and Islam are Jewish prophecies fulfilled because they're preparing the world for the Noahide messianic age.
Yes.
Yes, that's very true.
That's very true.
So that was just some latest stuff that came out since we last spoke.
But I wanted to talk first about Alan Cecil.
Alan Cecil is a Noahide.
Obviously, he's a Gentile.
He was born, probably born in non-Noahide.
He actually went to Yeshiva and studied under rabbis to learn the Noahide laws.
And he, you know, there's these rabbis who approve of his ideology.
He wrote two books.
One was called Secular by Design.
And the second one was called The Noahide Code, The Guide to the Perplexed Christian.
Now, secular by design, it is 99.999% nothing to do with the Noahide laws.
You only get to the Noahide laws at the very, very end of that book, Secular by Design.
But the first 99% of it is all an absolute tirade against democracy, against capitalism, against America, against Christianity, against, you know, Westernism, Greco-Roman.
He calls it edom, the West, Europe.
It is just an absolute tirade against Western European civilization entirely.
like every definition of Western European society is edom and it all needs to be imploded and destroyed.
And then he brings in at the very end, he, you know, whenever you talk to the rabbis, everyone gives a different number because, first of all, there's the seven laws, but that's really seven categories of sub-laws.
So you get these different people that say, well, there's actually 66 laws categorized by the seven laws.
No, Alan Cecil says there's 209.
And he lists them all out.
He says no usury.
I know that there's he's anti-capitalist and he says no usury.
His most interesting, well, another thing, you know, a rape victim has to marry her rapist.
If a person steals from you, you have to take them on as a servant in your house.
You know, stupid things like killing sorcerers.
But the most interesting thing was that he fights for the point that you don't necessarily need to believe in God because it's only no blasphemy and no idolatry.
But supposedly, under certain interpretations, you don't necessarily need to affirm the existence of God.
So he's trying to open up the way for it's called secular by design because he's trying to open up the way for agnostic and atheist Noahides.
But he makes it very clear there is to be no religion, no Christianity, no holidays.
All of that is forbidden.
You cannot invent a new religion for yourself.
You cannot invent any religious system.
So he seems to be kind of promoting this type of Noahidism where his complaint and the complaint of a lot of other people in the Noahide community is that the rabbis right now are focusing on spirituality.
There's really not a lot of spirituality in Noahide law.
The people that are coming to the Noahide laws are coming out of Christianity.
They're used to celebrating the birth of Christ and they're used to Jesus' resurrection and Easter and these religious holidays.
And so the rabbis are coming up things like celebrating Adam and Eve's birthday, but these radical Noahides that are coming out who are much more radical than the rabbis are because they're reading the literature and they're saying, well, no, we're not supposed to be doing that.
Alan Cecil's whole big thing on his website, academyofshem.wordpress.com.
And in his book is courts, courts, courts, courts, courts.
You're not supposed to be celebrating Adam and Eve's birthday.
You are supposed to be setting up courts and to implement the Noahide laws.
And he makes it very clear that this is to be physically done here on earth.
And there's a big divide.
Alan Cecil actually brings this out.
The rabbis are being overly cautious about implementing these courts.
And the Noahides are like, we want the courts now.
So whenever anyone talks to you about, well, the rabbis don't really all believe that.
Well, talk to the Noahides because they're the ones who are going to be implementing the court systems.
It's not the Jews.
It's the compliant Noahides that come in and implement the court system on everyone else.
It'll probably be through Christians.
Christians are going to become the Noahides and they'll police these laws and these rules.
Yes, at first.
Yes, yes, at first they will.
But the rabbis will be controlling them.
Yes, the rabbis will be controlling them and growing in control over time.
You have to understand they have a very long-term strategy.
You know, they have a very long-term strategy with this.
They are slowly, slowly mutating religions.
They go in their plan, which is on their wiki, Noah, Noahide Wiki or Noah Wiki, NoahWiki.org.
It's Noah Wiki.
Look it up.
Under their definition, they say that we go in and we define your religion, then we weed out what is not Noahide.
Then we come together and we create basically a Noahitic version of the former religion.
And then we get all the religious community members and leaders to affirm the new definition of the religion.
So, you know, right now, they're not going into Christianity and saying you can't practice idolatry.
There's the question of shattoof, right?
Is with soft polytheism.
Is soft polytheism like the Trinity?
Is it acceptable for Christians?
Well, some rabbis say yes and some rabbis say no.
So now they're coming out, you know, in the early stages.
It's fine.
You're shattoof.
It's soft polytheism.
It's fine.
Don't worry about it.
And then only later will it be no shattoof is not permissible because they've weeded out the trinity out from Christianity, which they'll do over a generation.
I've been saying that all the time.
That's what he said in his book right here.
I wanted to read this.
I was skimming through it.
Noahide Code 2006.
I never even heard of this book until you're telling me about it right now, or you emailed it to me.
Adam and Eve were driven from the Garden of Eden because they disregarded it.
Cain was punishing for defying it.
The people of Sodom and Gomorrah were decimated for violating it.
The generation of Noah met with destruction for desecrating it.
Before the law was given on Mount Sinai, there was a simple moral code that all mankind was to live by a code of conduct that long annudated the Ten Commandments for nearly this is the good part.
Yet for nearly 2,000 years, Christian have forbade its teaching, fearing that if adopted, it would make Christianity obsolete and relegate the triune deity to the dustbin of theological history.
The whole idea of the Trinity is so stupid to begin with that I could see that they created it to destroy it.
Triune deity, this is what they want to do.
They want Unitarianism.
There's already a button.
Unitarianism is growing.
There's lots of debates going on around the Trinity right now.
A lot of people online making fun of the Trinity too.
And all of this is kind of just, they're having debates on the atheist channels about the Trinity and stuff.
So this is like, this is what they're targeting.
This is what makes Christianity idol worship.
This is what makes it not kosher for the Jews to acknowledge Jesus as a messianic figure.
Yeah, yes.
Yes.
Yeah.
And it's just, this is, you know, this is a one-way street.
All these Christians love the Jews and are keeping quiet about the Noahide laws.
First, the Jews don't love the Christians and they're sicking the Noahides on the Christians.
You should, you want to see anti-Christian hatred go into a Noahide forum and you'll see real anti-Christian hatred.
These people are mostly ex-Christians and they absolutely hate Christianity.
So, you know, but the Jews look so clean because they don't really come out as strongly against Christianity as idolatry.
They're letting, they're going to let the Gentiles do it for them.
Right.
That guy talked about no holidays, too.
That's what Ginsburg talks about in Kabbalah and Meditation for the Nations.
Ginsburg also.
So it bothers me so much that people want to dismiss this.
Like this is completely harmless.
Like this is the one world religion that they're trying to set up.
They want the whole world to Be under the law of Zion and to fear and have obedience to the God of Zion.
That's their goal.
That's their mission, their destiny as the nation of priests.
And largely, Christianity and Islam help accomplish that.
They say it themselves.
And here's well, I'll tell you why people don't take it seriously is because it doesn't fit into anyone's narrative so far.
Christians and Muslims want to believe that the end is nigh and coming soon, and Jesus or the Mahdi is going to come out of the sky and save everybody.
If these Noahide laws are real, we're expecting, first of all, this is just the lead up into the Messianic age.
We have a little while to go before everything collapses.
But number two, what's what the Jewish version is, and which is probably more likely to happen, is that Noahidism grows on the earth, and there's a period where things get worse, but they also get better.
And because there's more and more Noahides and things kind of become peaceful, and we start to enter the Messianic age, and you know, that doesn't make sense to Christian or Muslim echoology at all.
And a lot of people in the dissident right, you know, they don't, they don't, they're very obsessed with Jews being 100% connected with communism.
I'm not saying that they're not, but you know, maybe communism is not the end goal.
Maybe communism is only a tool.
This is like when you do want to talk about a Jewish conspiracy, look, like, okay, we're talking, it comes from the Talmud.
Karl Marx was only a quarter Jewish.
Okay, he wasn't really a Jew.
I mean, this is actually Talmudic scriptural Judaism, the agenda in the holy books.
It's not, it's not some secular, perhaps contrivance used for certain purposes.
This is the end goal.
This is what they've been working up for for the past 1,600 years.
You know, it's, it's, it's, um, what's the word that what am I trying to say?
But it doesn't fit into anyone's narrative.
And if it is true, everyone else is wrong, aren't they?
Because it's, it's coming out of the blue, right?
Right?
Like, who expected this?
Who prophesied this?
Who even knew about this until, you know, five, six, seven years ago?
Nobody was talking about this.
And it just, it doesn't fit.
You know, people tell me, I showed them all the evidence and they say, it just doesn't make sense.
Like, the, the, you know, maybe you have to believe people are a little bit more devious than you think.
You know what I mean?
That, you know, these people are smart.
And what I don't like is how they try to dismiss like the power and the influence of Chabad Lubavitch and the Rebbe.
Like, it's indisputed.
He's the most famous rabbi in Judaism.
More than that.
More than that, the U.S. Congress and all those preambles to all those laws they pass recognizing the Noahide laws, they recognize Rabbi Schneerson as the leader of world Jewry, the spiritual leader of world Jewry.
So the United States Congress and the president have agreed that Rabbi Schneerson is the leader of world Jewry.
I even know a Jew that said that was offensive because he doesn't follow Schneerson.
I didn't even know a Jew that's a good thing.
Yeah, but then but then people will dismiss it and go, oh, it's not a big deal.
You know, they don't have any influence.
That's just a fringe rabbi.
They'll dismiss the Rebbe as a fringe rabbi that doesn't have any power.
Yeah, well, Chabad Lubavitch is one of the most powerful Jewish organizations on earth.
I mean, it really, really is.
That's undisputed.
I mean, you can't go anywhere without getting involved with them.
They're involved in everything.
What's it called?
Putin's advisors are Chabad Lubavitch, aren't they?
Yeah, he has a Chabad rabbi, Barel Azar.
And some of the big oligarchs that funded him also fund Chabad.
Yeah, and you know that the chief rabbis of Russia's father talked to Putin about the Noahide laws.
Barel Azar's father?
Yes.
Or whoever was the rabbi.
Not surprised.
They're obsessed about it.
They talk about it all the time.
And then Christians and atheists are like trying to act like it's not a big deal.
It's not going on.
Yeah, I mean, they want to actually, they almost want to pretend that this is non-existent.
I mean, well, who's writing all these books?
Who's organizing all these societies?
Who's running all these websites?
I mean, what do you think?
There's five.
Oh, I don't know if I brought this up last time that I was on here, but I that Noahide Nations, which is reputable, and it was, it was, let me see who published it.
It wasn't a tiny newspaper.
There's half a million Noahides in the world.
You know, yeah, there's half a move.
Probably one of the fastest growing new religious sects.
Wait, what did you say about Noahide Nations?
Noahide Nations.
Did you say that was a book?
No, Noahide Nations is a reputable Noahide organization.
Okay, so religion news, Noahide Nations, and it was published by Religion News Services said that there are 500,000 Noahides.
So if there are 500,000 Noahides, that means there's approximately 30,000 Noahides in the United States of America.
That's more than ultra-Orthodox Jews.
Well, yes, yes.
I mean, Messianic Judaism is growing too.
Jews for Jesus, and they'll be viewing Jesus in a, you know, they'll help influence it and direct it towards a more Noahide compliant type of Christianity.
You know, they'll say, you know, they'll Hebrew roots Jesus.
They'll really emphasize how Jewish he was, which the character was.
Do you think there was a real Jesus?
Maybe.
Maybe there was someone who kind of seemed like that.
And then all these legends grew around him.
Maybe, but not like, I don't believe in like the actual real narrative of it.
But I also, well, you just, you just brought something up that I wanted to say, but now I can't remember what it was.
It'll come back.
No, it's okay.
Here, think about it why I play this Dennis Prager clip.
Shilling Chabad, one of the most influential conservative voices on the right, Jewish Zionist.
Tons and tons of millions of Christians have made this guy a celebrity and a millionaire in America.
And watch is a messenger.
The way I have described the Jewish people my whole life and all my lectures and writings is a messenger who forgot his message.
God chose us to be a messenger.
Otherwise, why be a chosen people?
Why would y'all choose a people if not to give a message to the rest of humanity?
It makes no sense whatsoever.
The message is ethical monotheism.
God wants you to be good.
There's one God, one code of ethics, and God is the source of it.
There's one God, one set of rules, and he chose us, and they're the actual Source of these rules.
This is the big con.
And they act like they're so moral, too.
Yeah, I know.
You get your morals from this.
And then Christians, I debate Christians, and they go, where would we have our morals if not for the Bible and Yahweh, the God of Israel?
It's like exactly what the rabbis think of us.
I won't interrupt again.
He gets into, he talks about Chabad and Shill's Chabad and Noahide laws.
Oh, he does.
Yeah.
It's encapsulated in traditional Judaism in the seven laws of Noah, or the Noahide laws or the seven laws of the children of Noah, which are basic ethical laws based on a God who is the lawgiver.
Ethics without God ultimately don't work for reasons I explained earlier.
That's what we should be doing.
There's only one group that is doing it as a group.
That's Chabad, who really do teach the seven laws.
I saw it on the Chabad truck in Sarasota, Florida.
I was very proud.
That is the Jews' job to bring that to the world.
Every ism except Nazism was founded and or led disproportionately by Jews.
You name it.
Marxism, humanism, socialism, environmentalism, feminism, Jews.
The only exception being Chabad.
I'm not Chabad.
I'm not even Orthodox.
I have great respect for the fact that Orthodox Jews, or at least Chabad, takes this stuff very seriously.
I wanted to start a campaign, bring a Christian home for Shabbat dinner so that we could get to know our neighbors better, be a kiddo Shashem, show them what we have.
And it failed before it started because the Jews who knew Christians didn't keep Shabbat, and the Jews who kept Shabbat didn't know Christian.
So that ended that great idea.
And the message is ethical monotheism, one God who God demands that we be good.
The God of Sinai.
We want to bring the world.
We don't need to bring the world to Judaism, but we do need to bring the world to the God of Sinai.
What do you think that last statement there?
Well, yeah, I mean, this is the thing where they say that they're a particular religion and that they are chosen, but they're also a universal religion and that they dictate to everyone else what they're supposed to do.
So, you know, they have it both ways.
And they say it openly.
They say we're both particular and we're universal.
You know what I mean?
We're chosen.
You're not.
And we have a different set of rules than you do.
And a lot of those rules are really unfair.
Like, you know, the rules of witnesses and, you know, only one witness to kill a Noahide.
You need two to three witnesses to kill a Jew for their crime.
And, you know, a non-Jew is committed to death for blaspheming God in any name, whether he says God, Jehovah, Hashem, but a Jew must use one of the sacred names of God when blaspheming in order to be beheaded.
And it goes on and on and on with these rules.
Oh, circumstantial evidence.
A Noahide can be tried and killed on circumcisional evidence, and a non-Jew can't.
And even Jews admit that, yeah, Noahides, it's easier to convict them and you might kill an innocent person.
They just say it openly, like, yes, but that's what the law says.
They follow it because they're dogmatic.
And if that's what the law says, then that's what the law says.
Just a little reminder for people, the Noahide.org website with Chabad Lubavitch, Rabbi Cohen there promoting the Noahide laws.
Have you kept up to speed with them?
Has he been active still at the UN?
Do you know?
Well, I don't know, but he was behind the UN diplomatic corps announcing that the Noahide laws are mandatory for us all.
And he's also behind trying to get the Noah laws inserted into the constitutions of every nation on earth.
I mean, his plan is the most radical.
And, you know, he has all these people clapping for him at the United Nations and coming up and asking him questions.
And so he's not influential.
And if you see on the cover, they used to have, I don't know if they have it anymore, that very influential liberal Australian imam, that the one that is always on the side of Israel and against the, you know, he's always on the side of Israel and he's always on the side of liberal, the liberal side of Islam.
And he's not Tawari or something like that.
He's not a small rabbi, but, you know, he's working.
He's basically going everywhere and getting everybody on his side.
So if he's working with that Muslim Imam from Australia, you know, he's pulling in not nobodies.
Listen to this one one more time.
That we be good.
The God of Sinai.
We want to bring the world.
We don't need to bring the world to Judaism, but we do need to bring the world to the God of Sinai.
See, this is so deceptive that they say this.
They go, oh, we don't want to convert anybody.
You can have your religion.
We'll have our religion.
We don't want to convert, supposedly.
You know, they're not proselytizing.
You hear this.
They just want to mind their business.
Their whole agenda of Judaism is to get all of the nations to worship their God.
He wants to bring, oh, we don't want to bring you to Judaism.
Yeah, Christianity is based on the Torah.
It's an extension of Judaism.
It's Torah Messianism.
It's a Jewish subcult, basically.
Yeah, it's a subcult that mixed in Greco-Roman paganism and Mithraism into Judaism.
But this was the goal before Christianity and Islam to get the nations to worship the God of Israel.
They were able to do this through Jesus, Jesus in Christianity and in Islam.
And then now they're saying, yes, this happened.
This is God's plan.
It's a good thing.
And, you know, they got their state again.
They're a rising power.
They're a nuclear power.
They're obsessed about the destruction of Edom, which is they say is Europe and America.
Like, oh, that's what I wanted to say.
You mentioned that.
Have you seen my compilation here?
We need rabbis fantasize about the destruction of America.
No.
Look, it's got a quarter, almost a quarter million impressions.
Wow.
Well, that's good.
At least you're getting views.
236,000 views.
You haven't seen it, no?
No, I haven't seen it.
Oh, it's like full.
It's full of Rabbi Tovia Singer talking about how Edom is going to be destroyed.
Yeah, I know.
Exactly.
That's what Alan Cisel was talking about.
And he made it clear it was the Greco-Roman West.
Enlightenment.
He also hates the Enlightenment and science and just everything.
You know what I mean?
Like, he just hates everything that comes from Europe.
Well, according to them, we're Esau, their evil twin brother, which in Kabbalah represents like the darkness and the impure.
And in Kabbalah, it's the Kelly pot.
All these awful things.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Well, actually, if we just talked about Kabbalah, do you want to start getting into Kabbalah and Freemasonry and Mormonism?
Yes, please.
Because we're already 40 minutes in.
I don't know how long you want to.
Sure, go ahead.
Let's start with the Mormonism.
Okay, well, before I start with Mormonism, I want to start with Freemasonry and Kabbalah.
Actually, what got me on that, you were playing that thing from Westcott, Kabbalah and Freemasonry, right?
So I did a bunch of research and I found tons of stuff and I read an entire book on Kabbalah and Freemasonry.
And so the two are so intertwined, it's unbelievable.
And even in Freemason holes, some of their pillars are named after the Kabbalistic pillars.
So they actually have the names of the Kabbalah in Freemason temples.
And they make it clear.
Freemasons and Jews both make it very clear that the two are intertwined and very similar.
Now, when we get to Mormonism, it's interesting because these Freemasons, everywhere when I was reading and listening to this stuff about Freemasonry and Kabbalah, you know, they're talking about becoming God.
The Freemasonry is about becoming God.
Kabbalah is about becoming God, which sounds like idolatry.
You know what I mean?
Like, you know, yeah, which sounds like idolatry.
And let me tell you something.
These people are really willing to like break their own principles.
They're very hypocritical.
And their ideology and the way that they behave and think is not 100% congruous or consistent.
And I actually think that that works in their favor because they can tell one side of a story or another.
You know, they can get you into these Kabbalistic cults saying you can become God, but then at the same time, they can tell you don't worship Jesus as God because it's idolatry.
You know, and they're able to just like capture everybody because they have two messages always.
With these Noahide laws, you always see there's two messages.
There's a liberal message and then there's a conservative message.
And they just throw the one at you that they think is going to work the best with you.
And that's what's going on.
But so, yeah, basically both Jews and Freemasons are saying that Kabbalah and Freemasonry are indistinguishable.
You can find all this on my blog, bewises serpentstopblogspot.com.
It's on Judeo-Freemason influence on Mormonism, Christian Science, and Jehovah's Witnesses.
So about now, about Mormonism, now, Mormonism has all of its roots in Freemasonry and witchcraft.
Back in the old days in ancient, not ancient, in the early 1800s, gold digging using the finding gold using spiritism was very popular.
And, you know, it was basically they were using witchcraft and they would divine where these treasures were and they would guide evil spirits away from the treasure and stuff.
And Joseph Smith and his family were involved in this charlatry.
Charlotte, they were charlatans.
And they went about and they said they knew where hidden treasures were buried because they had the magnetic powers in their sticks and stuff like that.
And that's what they did.
But they were also Freemasons.
The father was a Freemason and the brother was a Freemason.
Now, they also had people around them that were claiming to be descendants of Jews and that were into secret societies and stuff like that.
But what happened was, interestingly enough, there was the Book of Mormon.
But prior to the Book of Mormon, there was a book of Lehi that got stolen.
It seems to have been a real book that he did write.
And there was anti-Mormonism going on.
And I think someone broke in and stole it.
From what I read from this paper on Brigham Young University, it would seem that right now, Mormonism goes back and forth between being, they're Zionists, but like all these Christians do the same thing, where they say yes and no, and Mormonism says yes and no.
Do Jews do return to Israel?
Okay, like that's in Mormon ideology, that Jews, the restoration of Israel.
But do they convert to Christianity first or to Mormonism first and then go to Israel?
Or do they stay Jews and go to Israel and live in Israel?
And then at the end of the apocalypse, they either decide to follow Christ or not.
So the earliest version was, yes, you were going to be a Jew.
You were going to go to return to Israel as a Jew.
And then they have to suffer and then they become Christians.
That's what they believe, right?
Yes, yes.
That first they have to suffer under the apocalypse and then they become Christians.
So they do believe.
And the Mormon church sent emissaries over to Israel in something like 1848 to dedicate it to the Jewish people and how the Mormon church supported them and stuff like that.
Interestingly enough, they believe that he was influenced.
In around this time, there was proto-American Zionism.
Some were Christian Zionists saying that the Jews need to convert to Christianity and then go to Israel.
But the other ones were Jewish Zionists that said, no, what they wanted to do was make a colony in America to help the Jews escape persecution in Eastern Europe, help them build up a city that would become like a new Zion, but that would just be a springboard to get them over into Israel.
And this is who they believe influenced Joseph Smith.
What was I going to say?
Interestingly enough, number one, he was influenced, probably influenced by a guy who was named a Jew, who was a Jewish Zionist in America.
His name was Mordecai Noah.
And he attracted people to his ideas of creating the Jewish Zionist state with a boat of Noah's Ark with animals on it.
And guess who went and sent a whole marching band for the Jewish Zionists?
They were opening up, they were opening up a city to be populated by Jews so that they could recover their wealth and they could recover their being and then they could go to Israel to colonize Israel as Jews.
Guess who sent a marching band?
Who sent a marching band where?
The Freemasons sent a marching band to this inauguration of this Jewish Zionist city that they were going to bring.
The Mormons were setting up.
What?
That the Mormons were setting up?
No, no, no.
These were Jews.
These were Jews in America that were setting up a Jewish city so that Jews from all around the world could congregate there before they made their launch pad to Israel.
This is before Israel was founded.
Yes.
Freemasons showed up with a marching Band to celebrate their return to Zion.
Yes.
They were supporting the Jewish Zionists rather than the Christian Zionists.
The Christian Zionists wanted the Jews to convert to Christianity, then go to Israel.
The Jewish Zionists wanted the Jews to go to Israel as Jews.
And the Freemasons and the Mormons were supporting the Jewish Zionists.
Do you think that there is going to be a big movement in Judaism to kind of merge with Christianity in like a Noahide Christianity religion?
Well, I think that they're just going to slowly mutate and change Christianity over time.
Do you think Jews will start accept Jesus more, though?
A new like Unitarian Jewish rabbi, Jesus.
Yes.
Interesting.
I do want to talk about that's why they were joining Christian science so much because they were so intrigued that Christian science denies the Trinity.
Now, okay, the three cults.
So, well, tonight we'll talk about Mormonism, Christian Science, but Jehovah's Witness is as well, all came out of Freemasonry.
All three denied the Trinity.
Seventh-day Adventist also came out of Freemasonry and also at first denied the Trinity, but then they went rapidly anti-Freemason and they reintroduced the Trinity.
So if you want to learn about the Seventh-day Adventists and anti-Masonry and then their subsequent work with the Nazis after that, go to buttharmlessasdoves.blogspot.com and you can see what the Seventh-day Adventists were doing with anti-Masonry and, you know, their split with the Masons and how they actually attacked the Jews and the Masons in Nazi Germany.
And it's an interesting development.
But more importantly, these Mormons are openly going Noahide.
There are Mormons who say, oh, yes, we're Noahide.
I have that on record.
And also, there was a paper put out probably by either Brigham Young University or something, Utah, it was about the Noahide laws in the Book of Mormon.
First of all, it was this universal blanket, obsequious praise for the Noahide laws as, you know, they always say this.
It's a universal standard of morality that everyone agrees upon.
You ever hear that statement like a thousand times over?
It's these are universal ethics that we all agree on.
Like, and this is, it's just, there was a, she was a fanatical Mormon, the woman writing this, you could tell.
But, you know, she's like, she's praising the Noahide laws as a as a tool to bring international peace and all this other stuff.
And then she went in and showed that in the Book of Mormon, so in Mormon ideology, what happened was before Jesus' time, there were a bunch of Jews that got on a boat and came to North America.
And they got off the boat and they were Jews and they had to keep the Old Testament.
So some of these Jews broke off and they stopped following the Old Testament and they became pagan and their skin turned dark as a curse and they became Native Americans.
And then there were the Jews who stayed with Judaism and stayed light-skinned.
So what happened was as these populations grew on the American continent, supposedly, which never happened, the native Indians who had left Judaism started re-meeting and integrating with white Jewish people.
And so she was saying it's like the Noahide laws because they developed a universal code that wasn't Jewish, but which everyone had to be under.
It wasn't the old covenant of Moses, but still the people who came into the fold of the Mormon Old Testament society at the time needed to follow them.
And they included things like no murder, no adultery, no theft, no sorcery.
They were very similar.
So I think that the Noahide laws influenced the Book of Mormon.
Now, he had Hebrew and Kabbalistic teachers, Joseph Smith, and Jews.
I have more than one Jew on record and more than one Mormon on record saying that the Kabbalah influenced Mormonism because this is where it gets really interesting.
And the question of idolatry and their hypocrisy and what are they going to allow.
Interestingly enough, the Mormon church denies the Trinity, that Jesus is not God, but they believe that God up in heaven is a human man made of flesh and blood.
And they believe that when you die, if you follow the Mormon doctrine, you become a God in heaven as flesh and blood.
And they say that they got this from Freemasonry and the Kabbalah.
So this avenue into Mormonism has been opening up my senses to the idea that, you know, these people are going to be playing a very hypocritical game.
And this is going to become a lot more complex.
And because I always said, oh, the Christians are wrong because, okay, the Christian argument against Noahide law is, oh, but when the Antichrist comes, he's going to declare himself God and ask himself to be worshiped.
And that would be idolatry under Noahide law.
So that doesn't make sense.
And I don't know, maybe they will be hypocritical.
I don't know.
Maybe there will be a Mormon God in a temple.
Hold on one second.
Oh.
Hey, Siri, turn on the...
You know, I don't know what they're going to say.
Some Kabbalistic wizard is the Messiah.
Like, you know, and maybe he will be God or claim to be God because they look, let me tell you another thing.
They don't keep their morals anyway because, you know, they're not, they do things.
They do lots of legal technicalities in their religion all the day involving Noahide law and other things all the time that they're not supposed to do, but they do it anyway because it's convenient for them.
Okay.
They do what is convenient for them in the moment.
And that makes it a lot more slippery of an enemy.
I find it interesting that Kabbalah is the roots of Freemasonry, Mormonism, all these other Christian sects that are Unitarian, like you're saying, and philosemitic.
Because all Christianity really came from like a proto-Kabbalah.
Like the earliest documents we have of Jesus are all written from Saul the Pharisee, who basically said he had visions and like saw Jesus in Revelation and the scriptures.
He tells a story of how he's like brought up like Markava mysticism or the chariot brought up into the heavens and seen secrets and mysteries and stuff.
Like this is, it was Kabbalah, Pesher, Midrash, kind of like what we saw in the Qumran and the Dead Sea Scrolls.
And that's how Christianity was formed as like a Kabbalistic Gnostic sect of Judaism.
Yes.
Well, actually, did you see?
I didn't even know that this existed until I was researching it, but they have Christian Kabbalah, and it's not new.
I mean, Christian Kabbalah, it comes out of medieval Europe.
They've been synthesizing Kabbalah into Christian thought and into Jesus since that time.
It was always there, though.
I've been looking in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Like, there's common themes in language and concepts that are both led to, like, Hasidics and Kabbalah and also Christianity.
Like, they kind of had a common lineage, and they ranged off, or one created the other or whatever.
But, like, the way they came up with the Gospels and the whole Jesus myth, it's like reading Old Testament Scripture and interpreting it and, like, mixing them together and coming up, like, with a fake prophecy fulfillment, like a fan fiction on the Torah.
That's how Christianity was formed.
That's like a form of Kabbalah.
That's similar to what Zohar and they do in Kabbalah.
Yeah, I know.
I know.
I know.
All Kabbalah-controlled opposition, just like QAnon is.
Yeah, yeah.
Yes, exactly.
Exactly.
So, there's a lot more on Mormonism and Freemasonry and Judaism that you can find on Be Wise and See.
serpents.blogspot.com that I'm not going to go over now but it's endless the PDFs I have I have so much work on it the the okay the that connection is I did not really bring that to the forelight there's billions of people who have written on the connections between Jews Mormons and Freemasons it's endless I didn't even need to look people have written books the Mormon president wrote a book about it Mormons have written books Freemasons have written books and all of that so let's move on to Christian science so
I am learning so much about the woman who started Christian Science, Mary Baker Eddy.
This woman was like, she was so messed up, it was hilarious.
I'm reading her biography now by someone who absolutely hated her.
And I mean, just her behavior and her ideas and everything were just through the roof.
I'm not going to really get into that.
But her connections to Freemasonry actually started in that her husband was a Freemason.
So her husband died while she was six months pregnant and the Freemasons came and helped her.
And she maintained a very close connection to Freemasonry for the rest of her life.
And she wanted to be their friend and she donated to them.
And she outlawed her followers from following any secret society except Freemasonry.
So they were allowed to join Freemasonry, but nothing else.
People who built the Freemason temples also built, no, people who built Christian Science temples also built Freemason temples.
And there's Freemason symbolism inside Christian Science churches.
Give me a second.
Let me just look at some of my stuff here.
Hep Vett with the super chat I missed earlier says, I knew this was coming for 20 years.
You knew Noahides were coming for 20 years?
You weren't pushing the Noahide law agenda openly until just the last 20 years or so.
Until the Rebbe in like the 90s.
Well, yeah.
Well, OK.
Another thing about Christian Science, it had a lot of Freemasons in it.
There's actually like a who's who of Freemasonry.
And I think there's a who's who of Jew.
No.
A who's who of Freemason Christian scientists and a who's who of Jewish Christian scientists.
And in more than one occasion, I have two articles where it says, and one is a rabbi admitting about it, that he they joined Christian Science because it denied the Trinity.
They said we can be Christian scientists because there is no Trinity in it.
And the Freemasons denied the Trinity, which they passed on to the Mormons, Jehovah's Witnesses and Christian Science.
So I wonder, was this proto Noahidism?
Was this a way to get rid of the Trinity out of Christianity and to start Judaizing it?
So what are some of the I don't know anything about Christian Science?
Like what are they like?
Young Earth creationists?
Are they Christian Science?
Christian Science believes that Jesus.
So Jesus supposedly did miracles of healing.
So they believe that Jesus did miracles of healing.
But it was kind of like he was like a guru.
And this is a state that anyone can get into as long as they have this proper philosophy and proper way of praying and proper way of thinking.
So they believe all matter is fake.
They believe that the only thing is God and God is pure spirit.
So anything that is not spirit, matter, physical, it's all fake.
It's not real.
So your body's not real.
And if your body's not real and evil is not real, then disease is not real.
So if you believe your disease is not real, then you will cure yourself.
Now, this was popular in the 1880s and 90s because medicine wasn't really evolved.
And people were dying when they went to doctors and were beginning medicines that didn't work or were dangerous or killed them.
And so it was very popular because it was like faith healing.
Yeah, it was like faith healing.
And so it was at one time the fastest growing religion in America.
And everyone was terrified of it.
And this woman was treated like a goddess.
I mean, I mean, you hardly hear of her anymore because now there's only about 100,000 Christian scientists around the world.
Whereas at the peak, there were about 250,000 in America and the fastest growing religion.
She died with $75 million modern day money in the bank.
She was a morphine addict.
Her life was really messed up and she was really crazy.
But, yeah, she had that connection to Freemasonry.
But moving over, she also had a connection to Hinduism and that this denial of reality, it's not 100 percent.
like hindu vedanta but it's very close um and i'm to with that segmenting out of christian science into hindu zionism um i actually the blog name is out there's nothing up on it christian science hinduism.blogspot.com um i last time i came on here probably yeah i was still a hindu and i was a hindu for 10 years but in
the past few years, I've come to realize a really lot of things about the religion that I just wasn't noticing or anything like that.
So one of them, so now I'm on the attack against Hinduism.
Now I'm an anti-Hindu, I'm just saying, because it's relevant, in that I want to attack Christian science.
First of all, children die in Christian science because the parents won't let them get medical treatment.
And in many states they're exempt.
So if you're a Christian scientist in many states and your child has viral meningitis or bacterial meningitis, a curable disease, and you don't bring it to the doctor and it dies, you're not charged with murder.
You know, Christian science and Christian scientists die at a rate like five times more than the population.
I mean, they die like so much younger than the rest of the population does without any kind of medicine or anything like that.
But also just the philosophy, this nothing is real.
And the curing, you know who's Christian scientist?
Val Kilmer.
Oh yeah, I saw the documentary on him.
He had lung cancer and he didn't want to get it treated and he lied for a long time and then he can't talk anymore.
I didn't know that was because he was Christian science though.
Yep, he was Christian scientist.
That's why he doesn't do it.
And I don't know where he is now, but he got himself, he let himself go and it spread and the cancer went everywhere and now he's in a big mess.
And like Christian science messes people up.
up um but um also the just the philosophy.
I like Christian, I like the attack on all of this Vedanta and new thought and new age because Christian science actually puts the money where the mouth is and they say you will get physically healed.
Well, you don't get physically healed.
You die.
So that kind of proves that all this Vedanta and mind science nonsense stuff, quackery, isn't real, right?
A lot like in Hinduism, they're a little bit more scared.
Yes, you can, you can have miraculous cures, but they don't focus on it and they don't talk about it too much because if you talk about that too much, and Christian science says you will be healed, and they kind of give this promise and they focus it all on physical healing and then it doesn't happen.
So it's a lot more obvious in Christian science that these mind sciences are really fake.
I mean, that's why Val Kilmer is where he is right now because Christian science doesn't work.
What are their beliefs about the Jews?
Or is it just the Jews like Jesus?
Because they're against it.
They started out as British.
Interestingly enough, that first they were into British Israelism.
So they thought that the British and the Americans were the real Jews and so therefore were chosen and had this manifest destiny and maybe returned to Israel or whatever.
But then the mother church squashed that down and they said if you follow that, you're excommunicated.
So that would be in line with Jewish Zionism.
They do believe in the physical restoration of Israel.
But if they were to be in line with Judeo-Freemasonry, they would be British Israelism would be out.
They excommunicate you if you believe in British Israelism.
That's very fascinating that they promoted that and they, this is founded by Freemasons.
So that's a Freemason connection to a Christian identity, British Israelism.
That they think that the English and the Saxon, the European people are really God's chosen people and the real Israelites, the real Hebrews.
They have the birthright.
They're meant to rule.
They're the bloodline of Adam, whatever.
You're telling me that was backed by a Freemason woman in Christian science?
Yes.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And there's, yeah, there's, you know, a lot there.
Not as much as Mormonism, and it hasn't been exposed the same way as Mormonism.
So when I was doing Mormonism and Freemasonry, I was showing videos from YouTube and there were like 25 videos on Freemasonry and Mormonism.
There's none on Christian science and Freemasonry.
There were 50 books on Freemasonry and Mormonism.
There's no book on Freemasonry and Christian Science.
So this is newer stuff.
This is something that, you know, was hidden that I definitely, you know, found.
So I found that to be interesting.
But yes, those three cults.
Next time I come on, we'll talk about Jehovah's Witness, Seventh-day Adventist, and you will not believe this.
Guess who the Freemasons were involved with?
I mean, I mean, all of them, all the organizations back in the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, the black Muslim separatist organizations were influenced by Freemasonry.
You mean black Hebrew Israelites?
No, black Muslim separatists, black nationalists like Nation of Islam.
Oh, I've heard that Nation of Islam was Freemasonry before, too.
What's the guy that was above Malcolm X?
Something Muhammad, I think.
Muhammad.
Yeah, Muhammad Elijah Muhammad.
Elijah Muhammad.
I heard that he was involved with Freemasons.
Yeah, he wrote a book about Freemasonry.
He wrote a book about it, and he said that the Freemasons were talking about black people and black Muslims and stuff like that.
He wrote a whole book on Freemasonry.
Actually, I have that.
I have that blog up if you want to see it.
I think it's IslamFreemason.blogspot.com.
Yes, IslamFreemason.blogspot.com.
I have all the books.
I have all the PDFs.
I have all the articles.
There's 20 of them or 19 of them about.
And one of them, I just did the one on Elijah Muhammad.
Can you link it to me in the Skype chat?
It's not coming up for me on Google.
Yeah, hold on.
I'm doing it now.
Let's see what the chat's saying here.
We got another one.
Soul Indigus, thanks for all the work you do, Adam.
I started red pilling my father this week with some of the biblical quotes you used to highlight the biblical Jewish supremacy agenda.
It really is undeniable when you're just quoting the text.
Hopefully the Normis will catch on to that and wake up, stay strong.
Thank you, Soul Indigi.
And let's get that link.
I sent you that link and the book that Elijah Muhammad wrote on Freemasonry is called, and it's on the website.
It's called The Secrets of Freemasonry, the Synopsis, The Secrets of Freemasonry by Elijah Muhammad.
This is a powerful, hold on.
This is a powerful.
Oh, come on.
Hold on.
Just the secrets of Freemasonry, Nation of Islam, that which you should know by Elijah Muhammad.
Okay, yeah, can you click on that?
Because I can't read it right now.
I'm having problems.
What?
It says, Elijah Muhammad makes a strong case with irrefutable evidence that their symbolism points directly to the American black man and woman's slavery, mental death, and eventual mental resurrection.
I'll have to look into it.
There's lots of stuff about it's mostly all esoteric Islam because mainstream Islam for the longest time was anti-Freemason because they connected with Judaism rightly so.
But even mainstream Islam is now becoming more open to Freemasonry.
So, yes, there's a definite connection.
I haven't started reading those books yet or those articles.
I just published all the evidence.
What I do is I go and I collect all the evidence and then I post it all up as it is.
And then I have to go through and read everything in deep.
You know, I just get the quotes, the main idea of what's going on.
And then I have to go back.
So I'll select some books to read from that list.
You know, whatever.
There's a really good one that's really short.
If you're going to read any of them, let me find it.
Where is it?
Okay, wait.
I think it's called Wade Craft.
Hold on.
Oh, that.
Wait, hold on.
White Girl Magic says, dang, I rarely catch Adam alive.
Really glad I did it with Vincent here.
Love his Noahide work.
Thank you, White Girl Magic.
I think it's called The Craft in the Crescent.
Look for something in there called The Craft in the Crescent, and it's a summary of Freemasonry's influence in all of the early black Muslim separatist nationalist organizations.
The Craft in the Crescent, I'm pretty sure, is what it's called.
Okay.
Craft in the Crescent, Freemasonry and Black Muslim Movement.
Yes, that's it.
The Craft and the Crescent.
You found it.
That's like, it's like a 25-page document that summarizes temple science, uni, and Marcus Garvey and Everybody like that.
Hepvet in the chat says, Seventh-day Adventists, keep the Sabbath, keep kosher food laws and Noahide laws.
Okay, actually, let's talk about that.
But harmless as doves.blogspot.com is my website on Seventh-day Adventist.
As I said, they left Freemasonry.
William Miller was the founder.
He wrote the book of Miller and predicted the end of the world.
That didn't come out, but people came out of him.
One of them were the Seventh-day Adventists who said that they were putting it on Saturday.
Now, Miller was a Freemason, but turned against it.
And then when Ellen White took over the organization, she was totally anti-Freemasonry.
I mean, she got Freemasons out.
She said, you can't be part of us in Freemason.
She was vehemently anti-Freemason.
And they also started out with no Trinity, but then she installed the Trinity.
Now, after that, they corroborated with the Nazis.
The German Seventh-day Adventist Church corroborated with the Nazis.
And what I found is Dr. Lorraine Day and hold on, what's his name?
Dr. Lorraine Day is anti-Noahide.
She's a Seventh-day Adventist.
And give me one second.
What's his name?
Dr. Lorraine Day.
She's the author, right?
She writes.
Yes.
So she exposes Judaism, right?
Isn't that what her books are about?
What's her book?
Okay, Walter Veith.
What?
Walter Veith.
Walter Veith is another Seventh-day Adventist who's against the Noahide law.
You have to understand Seventh-day Adventists are Sabbathe and they keep the Sabbath.
That would be prohibited under the Noahide laws.
You would be murdered.
You're not allowed.
You're not allowed to keep the Sabbath as a non-Jew because for many different reasons.
But if you do or if you create your own Sabbath for yourself, you are to be put to death, if not punished.
And it's not funny that Christianity celebrates on Sunday instead of the Sabbath.
Yes, exactly.
They conveniently don't keep the Sabbath, which they would not be allowed to if they wanted to stay Noahide compliant.
They would not be able to do that.
I wanted to ask you, you have any thoughts on we're seeing more and more like these more liberal churches.
They're like really adopting LGBTQ and they're bringing rainbows in.
The rainbows are being, the rainbow symbols being appropriated in a lot of churches.
So we're seeing if those churches are heading towards a Noahide law compliant Christianity and they've adopted the rainbow, I see like they consider Christianity as Edom.
And like the guy said in the thing, like what happened to Sodom and Gomorrah?
Like I feel like they're trying to create a Sodom and Gomorrah, the degeneracy, evil, satanic West.
And then that's what then they're going to destroy Edom and Christendom as we know it.
What do you think of that?
Well, I think what they're doing, like people say that, okay, like what you're talking about is the problem.
and then they bring Noah Heidlaw in as the solution.
You know, I mean, that's basically what I think is going on, that they push what they, look, because I, oh, I've, It does.
It does.
But it only prohibits, it prohibits male homosexual sodomy.
It does not prohibit lesbianism.
Transvestism is considered revolting, but it's not illegal.
Lesbianism is considered lewd, but not illegal.
Male oral sex, homosexual oral sex is not considered illegal.
And some Noahides would allow male civil unions, not marriages.
You wouldn't get a religious marriage, but you could have a male civil union as long as you did not commit anal sex.
So it's like the, what is it, Leviticus or the biblical Torah law?
It says man can't lay with a man.
So yeah.
But which Noahide law does that like fall under category?
No, no sexual immorality.
No sexual immorality.
Okay.
Got it.
Yeah, no sexual immorality.
Yeah, so they could say that's the solution to it, but I just, I find it so surprising that I'm like, okay, the rainbow is the symbol of the gays, basically.
And then now like the churches are kind of saying like, we want to take it back.
Like they took our symbol.
That's our biblical symbol.
So now we're seeing the rainbow in more churches.
That's, I don't think that's an accident.
Yeah, and it goes back.
It's about Noah's covenant, because even in Christianity, there's the Noahide covenant that God would not flood the earth again.
And there's also the Noahide laws of be fruitful and multiply, do not murder, and you may eat the flesh of animals.
So they have their own version of the Noahide covenant, which Jews piggyback off.
And they say, well, this is where the Noahide laws come from.
And, you know, this is the beginning of it.
You just have to look to the Talmud in order to get them.
So let's get to the last thing, which is this Hindu Zionism and Hindu Noahism.
So 10 years ago, I converted to Hinduism.
Now, I've since left it and I've become very antagonistic against it.
But one Hindu diagnosed it, and I think he was perfectly true.
It's perfectly true.
I saw, so I was, as a Jehovah's Witness, I was raised almost to Noahide, which is more Old Testament learning, a lot of Old Testament learning, a more Old Testament lifestyle, no holidays, none of that kind of stuff.
I had to learn the Old Testament and I disliked the Old Testament and so I No, the only, yes, the only, no, no, we don't celebrate Jewish holidays.
No, no, no, no, no, no.
No Jewish holidays.
They keep the Jewish calendar for their memorials, but no, there's no Jewish holidays.
So what was I saying?
I learned, so even with this Noahide and Shattuf thing, I learned.
So back when I was theistic, as now I've lost all interest in theism, I was what would be called a hard polytheist.
So I would believe that the gods were separate and distinct beings, that their minds did not interlink.
They did not have sovereignty over each other.
They were not all one in the background.
They were separate and distinct gods.
And so there was the idolatry part.
So, you know, I wasn't a soft polytheist.
I wasn't a monotheist.
And then, of course, things like blasphemy, the anti-science, you know, the anti-homosexuality and things like that.
I kind of viewed, I said, okay, well, Hinduism is the opposite of is what Judaism was trying to destroy.
And so at first, it does seem like that.
When you first look at it, it looks like old school paganism or something close to that.
Let me tell you what happened.
This was a slow movement that happened.
So as soon as I converted to Hinduism, I should have run right away because I kept seeing over and over and over and over again, Hinduism is not polytheism.
Hinduism is not polytheism.
They were obsessed with letting everyone know that Hinduism wasn't polytheism.
Now, at first, I thought that they were just complex.
I said, Christian missionaries have come in and called them idolators.
Muslims came in and killed them and called them polytheists.
They're complex.
They don't want to be associated with polytheism.
They feel it's bad or it's bad representation or it's a bad rap.
And if the West hears they're polytheists, they're not going to want to be like that.
And monotheism has more respect.
So, you know, that was I it I it didn't click with me that there might be a problem here.
This is what they said at like your Hindu temple that you went to.
Said what?
We're not polytheists.
Oh, yeah.
Oh, no.
Online or anywhere you talk to Hindus over and over and over again.
They'll be we're not polytheists.
We're not.
I mean, 90 percent of them are very adamant about the fact that they're not polytheists.
So you're going to say they've been influenced by the Noahides more than being influenced.
So so what happened was.
Let me tell you, there's a really big, reputable one of the largest Hindu organizations in America called the Hindu American Foundation.
I went to one of their meetings and in the meeting she said something that immediately disturbed me.
She said.
Do not call your your statues of your gods idols because idol means false god.
Now, idol doesn't mean false god.
Idol means image.
Idol only means false god in Jewish lingo.
So, you know, I was like, what's going on here?
So then I had an article of exposing the story of Esther.
You know, the story of Esther, how she they killed 75000 innocent Persians and stuff like that.
These people called me up and said a Jewish organization had asked them to ask me to take it down.
So these people were in league with the Jews.
I was trying to warn all these Hindus about the Noahide laws.
And I was focusing on idolatry.
And I was saying, look, you're idolaters.
You're going to be considered idolaters.
And I couldn't get anyone on my side.
Well, guess what I came across?
The Hindu American Foundation, along with many, many other very prominent Hindus, very prominent Hindus that are well respected, went over to Israel and met with the chief rabbinate and designated and and and and and defined Hinduism as not polytheism.
That they do not worship gods.
There is only one God that they worship.
And it is like a conscious God, like the God of Israel is like a man God or something like that.
And this was all specifically done to make the Hinduism compliant with the Noahide laws.
And they were told that Jews were in control of the definition of Hinduism.
So you could only practice Hinduism the way Jews have defined it for you.
And some of your practices, like they always say, your practices and beliefs are still idolatrous, which needs to be.
So the I you know what?
I looked into this more and more and more.
And Jews claim Jews now claim that they started Hinduism and that Hinduism was actually founded to be a Noahide religion.
But in theology, at first I fought this tooth and nail.
I said, no, no, no.
I said, Hinduism can be polytheistic.
I said, I said, hard polytheism is acceptable.
And I said, I cannot believe this is not a definition of Hinduism.
I went around to every single Hindu on Earth and all of them agreed with the definition.
All of them.
This is so bombshell, dude.
India and Israel have close connections.
Netanyahu and their leadership.
This is what you're talking about, right?
Harvard University Hindu American Foundation joins in historic Hindu Jewish summit held in Israel 2008.
Yes.
They went over there and chatted about Noahide laws with them.
And now they're adopting.
And they got the chief rabbi to sign off.
They signed with the chief rabbi.
Kosher Hinduism.
Kosher Hinduism.
Yes.
They made kosher Hinduism.
And they talked about the Noahide laws.
And it was so underhanded because the Jews promised no conversion.
But gotcha.
It's only no Jewish conversion.
Noahide conversion.
Yes.
If you when you read the details, the little murky details, they said, but we can convert you to Noahideism.
Amazing.
So.
One world religion they're trying to set up.
I couldn't believe this.
And I refuse to believe this.
And I was the Paul Revere going all around Hinduism.
like a chicken with my head off telling everyone about this in the meanwhile i started compiling so if you want if you want that information about that declaration go to half noahide watch.blog do you think that the jews really did start hinduism because i doubt that no i don't they're just taking credit for it but let me tell you something these let me finish this and i want to talk about hindu psychology for a bit but um go to i just sent you the link h a f half
Noahide Watch.
That's where you can find out about where in Israel they declared Hinduism to be Noahide compliant and all the stipulations that that meant and what their guidelines were had to be and what they had to do in order to be Noahide compliant.
Now, the other one.
So after that, I started Noah.
OK, you're all you're all over it with these blog spots.
I got to say you got a lot of blog spots active.
Dude, I'm mind blown right now.
I did not know that they had the Hindus, India on board.
India is in bricks, too, which I feel like Israel is going to join once Edom and America and the West is destroyed and Gog and Magog.
And then they're going to set up any they're eradicating anti-Semitism.
They're destroying Edom and Amalek.
And then the only ones that are going to survive their Armageddon is going to be their Noahide slaves, basically.
Yeah.
The next website to look at is Noahide India Watch.
watch.blogspot.com and that's where i show how the noahides are taking over through conversions in india we're uh converting thousands of children they have tens of schools they are getting money um and uh they're doing that mitzvahs you i mean it's spreading in india like wildfire i showed this to the hindus they told me to shut up interestingly enough do you know who the parsis are the zoroastrians in india the parsis yep okay the freemasons declared them noahides
In the Freemasons declared them Noahides over in India and said they were Noahides and were allowed into the lodges.
In the Talmud, the Parsis practiced incest.
So they would marry, father would marry mother, mother, son, cousins, brother, sister.
They would marry the priesthoods would do that.
And the Jews made exceptions for them in the Noahide laws and said that you could actually, as a people, practice incest.
Interesting.
And there are current like Zoroastrian Freemasons, Zoroastrian Noahide conspiracies going on today, like writing of books and infiltrating universities and things like that.
So there's a Zoroastrian connection as well over in India, not just in India, but there's a Zoroastrian connection to the Noahide movement as well.
This is interesting.
Jewish Noahidist makes veiled hate comment against hate.
hindu statue at cern yeah he well, he was like, well, it was about being scared that CERN would do something to destroy the universe.
And he's like, and it's overshadowed by the statue of Shiva, who's this god of destruction.
And he was a no, he's a Noahide.
So obviously he wasn't saying that in a nice way.
He was trying to denigrate Shiva.
I got you.
Yeah.
Yeah, as if their God's not a destroyer, too.
They want him to destroy the nations, basically.
Destroy Esau or destroy Edom and Amalek.
And they say Amalek.
So hold on.
Waging war against Amalek.
That's their mitzvah.
Blot out the memory of Amalek.
They interpret Amalek as being a descendant of Esau and Edom, for one, but also they interpret it as like doubt or like not believing or hating their God.
So anybody that isn't a Noahide and worships the God of Israel, the God that chose them and like follows them as Noahides, then you're going to be destroyed.
Like that's, that's what their end times worldview is.
And they're able to get away with it.
They're accomplishing this being very successful.
It's only going to get more successful.
Yes, it's only, and especially because there's no resistance, you know, especially it's just going by without any sort of resistance at all.
It's just encroaching and getting bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger.
And what all these naysayers, their plan is just to say, oh, it's nothing until it's something.
And then when it is something, it's okay.
It's not a bad thing.
You know what I mean?
And then it goes from being okay to actually being good.
You're totally right.
First, they say it's not happening.
And then as it happens and it's happened, they say, well, it's happened and it's a good thing.
And what's wrong with it?
And you're evil if you're opposed to it.
And then it's, yeah, that's the last step.
You're evil if you're opposed to it.
Yeah.
So just to finish this up and, you know, my last topic on this is that the Hindus are so fanatically aligned with Zionism.
They view them as their ally against Islam.
And they also view them as these totally innocent because white Britain came in and colonized them and the Christians colonized them.
But the Jews are these innocent people who are also smart and wealthy and to look up to and they can help us with Islam.
And they didn't try to convert us and they didn't annihilate us.
And so Jews are, they have more loyalty to Israel than they do to the United States.
And now these people are willing slaves.
There was just an article out in the newspaper the other day about how these Indians in these in these Arab countries are spying for Israel in droves.
You know what I mean?
Like, and these people, I'm telling you, they're very smart, Hindus.
They are now the richest, they are now the richest religious group in America.
They are also the most educated religious group in America.
They hold very high positions in many corporations in the government, in medicine.
I mean, they could really, if they're, and they are working with the Jews, especially the right-wing Hindus, the Hindutva Hindus are working with the Zionists very much, and they are very fanatical.
They don't want to hear anything wrong about the Jews.
They hate the anti-Noahide movement.
Absolutely.
I was absolutely thrown out of Hinduism for trying to spread this.
And that's when I finally woke up and I said, you know what?
Yeah, they're right.
You are monotheistic Noahides.
I said, you're right.
You know, I eventually gave up on them.
I said, okay, fine.
I give in.
I'm wrong.
Hard polytheism has no place in Hinduism.
And, you know, all this, you know, Jewish definition of your religion is exactly what it is because they proved to me that it was right.
And there's no, there's hardly any hard polytheistic Hindus.
And I can tell you right now, Hindus en masse are going to say, we're cool with the Noahide laws.
I thought they were going to be the number one bulwark against the Noahide laws.
And I thought that these idolaters were going to rise up and show the whole world and be a light.
And I was totally wrong.
And they are so in bed.
I cannot tell you the worship, the Jewish and Israel worship that goes on in these right-wing circles.
And what's most dangerous about them, there's a very famous, there's an interesting book called Black Sun.
It's about the occult.
It's about occult and esoteric Nazism after World War II.
And one of the things that they were talking about was how there was Hitler veneration in India, but in the shrines, they would have both Hitler and Stalin in the same shrine.
Now, the right-wing Hindus are infiltrating the dissident white right in America and Europe and kind of being chummy-chummy with them and allies against Islam, but also allies against feminism and homosexuality and all this other kind of stuff.
Let me tell you, and they're starting to have a big influence in the dissident right.
They're starting to have a lot of friends there.
There's a lot of interchange going on and all that other kind of stuff.
And I worked very hard to make that.
For 10 years, I ran a human rights organization to stop the genocide of Hindus in Bangladesh and Pakistan called justiceforhindus.org.
And I worked very hard to get, did you ever hear of Hindus for Trump?
I just had a thought.
There was the event that just happened a week or two ago where the, I think it was an Indian guy drove a truck into the White House and he had a swastika Nazi flag.
So I'm wondering.
They're playing both sides.
And let me tell you something why, okay, I started Hindus for Trump, which was the Hindus for Trump movement.
That was me.
I started that.
Why did I bring this up?
There was a bunch of Zionists that were Hindus for Trump.
Maybe.
Oh, Hindus not only are wealthiest, not only are the most intelligent, they are concentrated in swing states like Virginia, like Pennsylvania, like Florida, like anywhere that's a swing state that has large cities.
The Hindus are becoming are becoming, they're becoming politically influential.
Who's this Hindu that's running for president now, Swam Goswami or something like that, Republican?
He's a Hindu, and I haven't investigated him yet, but he's probably a Zionist and he's probably, yeah, he's probably a Zionist if he's a right.
Nikki Haley is like half Indian.
She's a Sikh.
She's a Sikh.
Oh, yeah, there's a super chat.
Sorry, a super chat asking about the Sikhs.
Hold on.
Jewish, Primordial Chaos Firstborn says Jewish deception plan goes beyond Abrahamism.
Does Vincent know about Sikhism, Noahide origins?
I know that right now they are trying to influence the Sikhs.
There are movements to influence the Sikhs with Noahide law.
I do know that.
The Sikhism was an attempt to make Hinduism seem probably a little bit more monotheistic.
As for, was there a conspiracy?
I don't really know.
I do believe that, like, I wouldn't, I wouldn't throw it out the window.
I mean, but I haven't really researched that that much, but I do know that they are trying to cross-fertilize with Sikhism.
Got it.
They're trying to cross-fertilize with everyone.
And, you know, before we close, I wanted to say you named this 70 nations.
Interesting.
The 70 nations, so it's called the 70 nations because supposedly when Noah exited the ark, he gave birth to all the children.
Him and his three sons gave birth to all the children that came forward.
And all these tribes broke up into 70 tribes and ethnic groups.
And then Noah, by mandate, told them where to go in the world and that they were all to stay there.
Now, the Sanhedrin, the unofficial Sanhedrin over in Israel is saying, well, look, they're saying the new world order is all this race mixing and people crossing borders, but Noahism is us all staying in our own borders and we're anti-new world order.
They use that world, anti-new world order.
So while everyone blames the Jews for race mixing, the Orthodox Noahidist Jews are pushing ethno-nationalism as the answer through Noahism, that we will all return to our 70 nations and remain 70 ethnic tribes instead of everybody intermingling.
And they believe that in the end that there's going to be nations against nations.
So they want to have separate nations also.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yes.
Look, whether it's done purposely or not purposely, liberal Jewry's movements work in the hands of the Orthodox and the Noahide movement.
I agree.
Whether it's campaigned or not campaigned, it just so happens that everything they do works in the Noahide agenda's favor.
Yeah.
I wanted to show you one thing.
I've read a few places about this.
In Acts, they talk about Paul getting approval to teach Christianity to the Gentiles.
And James, supposedly of like the Jerusalem church, says, it is my judgment, therefore, that we should not make it difficult for the Gentiles who are turning to God.
Instead, we should write to them, telling them to abstain from food polluted by idols, from sexual immorality, from the meat of strangled animals, and from blood.
So a lot of people have written that this is like a Noahide list, that they just didn't list all of them out.
And that Christianity from its inception was about getting the nations to fear their God, worship the Jewish Messiah, which was always the plan for the Gentiles to worship the Jewish Messiah and to follow the Noahide laws.
And it's weird that right before that, they quote, even all the Gentiles who bear my name, and that's from Amos 9, so that they may possess the remnant of Edom.
So it's for them to conquer Rome, which was Edom, with turning them to Gentile, to Noahides.
That's my take.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And there were, you know, there were Noahides.
There were real, real actual Noahides in the Roman Empire, not Christians.
There were Noahides.
Noahism never really got big outside of Israel, but we know Noahides existed inside of Israel, at least according to Jews, they did.
And they call them God-fearers also.
Before Christianity was God-fearers, they want us in fear, trembling in fear of their God that chose them.
Yes, no, it's it's it's you know, it's it, you know, it is what it is.
But um, I'm trying to think if there was anything else.
Um, yeah.
Yeah, actually, but uh, what I, you know, I do, I, I would like, okay, so as much as I talked about Mormonism and as much as I did read about Mormonism and Christian science and even Hinduism, which I'm going to be putting a lot of effort into, but if you go on Be Wise's Serpents, I mean, somebody could write a book on everything that I publish there.
I mean, I would love it if somebody got interested, like an ex-Mormon or something got interested in this Mormon conspiracy and like would run with it or Christian science, because I can only dedicate so many so much time to so many subjects, you know, because what I'm Noahidism is a cavernous connection that's connections to Islam, to Freemasonry, to these cults, to the Vatican, to the U.S. government, to Kabbalah.
It's very, very cavernous, and there's like all these angles to go at and come from.
And, you know, unfortunately, like you said, people are not taking this seriously, but I'm just trying, I'm trying to connect it to things that might like gain people's interest.
Maybe an ex-Mormon would be interested in this kind of information.
Some people are worried about this, but they're able to suppress it.
Like, you know, all the videos that I used to have on YouTube exposing Noahide laws got hundreds of thousands of views while they were being suppressed by the algorithm.
And then now they were hidden in the search results.
So nobody can even get the information nowadays, at least not normal people, like your average person out there.
But I think as it starts to grow and grow and grow, more people won't be able to say like it's not happening, but then they'll just have momentum and they have the influence and they've got the numbers and they've got the money and the resources and this is the direction that Christianity is headed.
We need to become much more kosher.
Let me close on that because now I'm promoting accelerationism.
Number one, I'm promoting accelerationism because I believe this actually has to happen now because I think it's inevitable to happen because nobody's stopping it.
And I've really stopped trying to talk to this generation.
People are not really going to start listening until this is on the news and they meet Noahides in real life.
And, you know, that's not going to happen for another, you know, 10, 15, 20 years.
And so I realize they're not by the time, look, by the time Noahideism, look how much behind the scenes they've done.
By the time the physical empire actually starts showing its face, it's too late.
Okay.
By then, its hooks are in.
It's infected the society.
By the time they're ready to come out on TV, it's too late.
So I believe in like creating a resistance.
I believe that this just needs to either create and come to fruition and cause a problem, or there's going to be a war that goes on between the Noahides and the anti-Noahides.
Something needs to happen.
But, you know, there's no, I no longer believe it can be stopped.
So accelerate it by just talking about it and stuff like that.
And, you know, just, you know, I don't think us talking about it would accelerate it.
I don't think we need to accelerate.
I think it's going to accelerate on its own.
If anything, talking about it would decelerate it because you're waking up more people to the agenda.
Oh, no.
Let me tell you something.
I've made more Noahides than anti-Noahides.
People have come to me more than one and told me I've become a Noahide because of your work.
Are you serious?
I'm deadly serious.
And one was a Hindu.
Hmm.
Well, that's Unfortunate.
That's disappointing.
Yeah.
Well, it's unfortunate because I've raised more Noahides than anti-Noahides.
I mean, like, they're dense.
I mean, I think just I think that they're dense.
And I think that there's maybe a reason why Jews have so much power because they plan long term and they're patient and they knew they use incrementalism.
Everyone's the left uses incrementalism, which is like supposedly based on the Jewish system.
It's just incrementalism a tiny bit at a time.
Do it in 50 years.
Don't do it right away.
You know what I mean?
Whereas the opposition are more like right now, just go in with a bulldozer and take it over.
And then, you know, it's this big, obvious kind of thing.
And they're just, they don't react to little threats.
Yep.
Step by step, step by step, turn up the heat, boil the frogs.
That is what's going on.
Yeah.
Let's watch this one.
This is just a short 20, 20 seconds of Rabbi Rubin talking about the Noahide laws.
If a person, if they're not Jewish, then they have Noahide laws.
Also, in addition to that, different types of moral laws, such as honoring their parents, having honesty and integrity, and things of that nature.
Of course, they're not allowed to eat an animal while it's still alive.
They are not allowed to murder.
They have to have a court of law and so on.
If a person, if they're not Jewish, then they have Noahide laws.
They make them seem like they're just not a big deal.
Oh, don't murder.
Don't eat them.
Don't eat an animal.
But the most important one is no idol worship and no blasphemy.
Because they interpret blasphemy as criticizing them, their Torah, their God, their sages.
They're God's chosen people.
So you can't oppose them because God's on their side.
Like, their God's not real.
So they're saying not that you can't blaspheme their God.
They want anti-Semitism laws where it's blasphemy that you can't criticize them and their supremacist, genocidal, end times religion and prophecy.
Yeah, and this rabbi, you should have heard him.
And he said, I can't believe Noahides know about this and they don't think it's messed up.
A lot of these rabbis, okay, so I was kind of joking around and I was talking to a Jew and I said, I want to start a Noahide cafe.
And he went to his rabbi and his rabbi would agree with the rabbi you just showed.
Noahides are not allowed to congregate.
Like it's not just, it's not just that they're not allowed, but it's not in their soul or something like that.
Like Noahides have no community.
And they were like, no, a Noahide cafe would be a not kosher.
And the only time Noahides are supposed to meet is at a courthouse.
And like they're not allowed to congregate in large numbers.
Like there's a lot of crazy stuff that you wouldn't believe that people want this.
I mean, I don't understand what's going on, but yeah, there's people who want this.
Yeah, people like to be slaves.
They like to be ordered around and grovel on their knees to supremacists that think that they're chosen by God.
People want to be slaves.
Here's one more: seven Noahide laws are really around 60.
Every single Jew is obligated to learn Talah.
And as a matter of fact, even the Goim are obligated to know what their laws are.
They have to obligated.
Obligated.
Ohide laws, which is, you know, the seven rules that Hashem gave the first six of them to Adam al-Hishon.
Then the 720 gave it to Noach.
And that's the reason why it's called the seven Noahide laws, because he was the last one that actually got the last of the seven.
But the seven Noahide laws, unlike what most people think, it's not only seven laws.
It's seven of those specific laws.
Plus, all of the laws in the Torah that are common sense.
Anything that's common sense.
So, for example, in a Tala, it says that you have to respect your mother and your father.
That's not one of the seven Noahide laws, but obviously it's common sense.
In order for us to have a civilized people, whether they're Jews or Gentile, obviously we have to respect our parents.
It's common sense.
Same thing goes with anything else that's common sense.
In reality, the Noahide laws are somewhere around 60 laws.
That's the other one that they always use, common sense.
Just like, oh, common sense.
What was the other one that you said to me earlier?
That their phrase that they always use?
Universal principles that everyone accepts.
Yeah, universal principles and common sense.
That's how they're trying to sell it.
Trust us, Goy.
It's common sense.
Yes.
Yes.
All right.
Well, let's wrap it up.
I know I told you about an hour.
We've gone way over.
I figured it was no problem with you, but I was just interested.
I mean, Freemasons with the Mormons, the Jehovah Witness, the Noahides with all of them, Christian science, Hindus.
I'm mind-blowed by the Hindu Noahide situation as well.
Amazing.
Yeah.
Yeah, it's and it's serious.
And I look, I was in Hinduism for 10 years and I was in political Hinduism for 10 years.
And I was in American-Indian political interactions for 10 years.
I told you I started Hindus for Trump.
I had an organization that did have a lot of name power back when it was running justiceforhindus.org.
It's still up, but it's dangerous.
Their alliance to Israel, I'm telling you, it's more, they have more alliance to Israel than they do to the United States.
Yes.
Oh, I know.
So does Russia.
So does China.
So does all these countries.
They are going to get us set up in a big war with Russia, China, Iran, currency wars with the BRICS and India, China.
And then Israel is going to abandon, completely, openly abandon and betray their greatest ally, America, Edom, because we have to be destroyed for their messianic age to commence.
Yeah.
Is what they believe.
All right.
Well, where's the best place?
Do you have a spot where people can follow you and find all of these dozens of blog spots you have?
Stop NoahideLaw.blogspot.com.
You can find the page in the group there for the blog.
But no, I don't really have any anywhere else.
You can find my email on there.
So are you on social media?
I'm on Facebook.
Not getting censored over there for talking about this stuff?
Not yet.
All right.
Well, I appreciate you coming on and bringing us up to speed on all this latest stuff.
The one world religion is marching towards Zion more and more.
So I appreciate you for focusing on this.
I'm alarmed by it as you are.
So thank you.
Yes.
Thank you.
Okay.
All right.
Do you have any final thoughts or we're good?
No, I'm good.
All right.
Cool.
I appreciate everybody for the super chats tonight.
Let us know what you have to say in the comments.
I've got a huge show coming up exposing a Zionist Kabbalah Jew in alt media.
You won't even believe where it's at.
It's going to be huge.
Stay tuned for that.
And appreciate you all.
Everyone, have a nice night.
It's a nice holiday weekend.
And I will see you again.
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Take care.
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