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Sept. 10, 2023 - The Leo Zagami Show
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and welcome everyone welcome to the color of the show you can always download and do a star subscribe there at www.coloroftheyears.tv and also at bandvideo.com I think it is or .tv I don't know but you look it up there on Alex Jones and then also Leo Zagami that he'll be here in just a minute as you know Leo Leo Zagami is a writer a researcher and a son of Dr. Elio Zagami
1939 to 10, gray man, known as Jungian analyst, writer, co-founder of GAPA, that independent group of analytical psychology of which he was the president and his grandmother, sorry, his grandfather was Senator Leopoldo Zagami, also from Sicilian descent, politician, who was also known historian and author, who married into a aristocratic family in the Marquis of Gregorio.
Gregorio.
And Leo's mother also, you know, I said it before, is Jessica Leon Young, and a member of the family of the Queen Mother of England.
Her mother, Henry Leon Young, her father, sorry, today I'm a bit mixed up with fathers and mothers.
Must be some of the LGTB things getting into my head.
But he was also a writer, and Felicity Mason, her mother, Lee's maternal grandmother, helped Leo In developing his talents and other things.
Remember we're going through a very difficult time with the new release of the Ridley Scott's film Napoleon and the revision of history and whether some of these historic characters exist or not or existed or just part of our western folklore and imagination maybe mythology maybe history it doesn't matter but What we can state here for sure is that we live strange days, strange days.
I agree mostly on everything with Leo, and Leo is also my friend.
And it's good, like any family we can disagree on some things.
I do disagree a little bit of the existence of some people as you know.
But this is very interesting what Leo is going to tell us today.
He's gonna be inspirational and he's gonna be a good history lesson.
Then later on you can go and look up, you know, characters and, you know, facts and stuff like that.
And revise histories.
It's fine.
It's good to doubt everything.
To have doubts about everything, you know?
And I hope for sure Djokovic today proclaims himself the champion of the champion of the US Open that he was banned from playing last year and the year before that I think the same as Australia because he's one of our he's on our team he's one of us on the resistance and we have Leo just right there and of course on the other side of the ocean right there Leo how are you doing my friend?
Thank you for having me on today.
Of course, I will be in the vest of historian discussing somebody who was also, though, an initiate.
Now we have the film of Ridley Scott, but we know that Ridley Scott is a revisionist and somebody who works for the system.
He is the one who, of course, has promoted the Prometheus kind of vision of what he thinks is The ancient beginning of mankind connected to, of course, an alien species, but now he's discussing, of course, Napoleon.
Napoleon, that instead... Alien species?
Hang on, hang on one second.
So, that sounded like... So really, Scott, he's making a movie about Napoleon being an alien coming from somewhere or what?
No, no, Napoleon... No, no, he's not talking about Napoleon being an Anunnaki.
He's talking, Ridley Scott, of course, this time about Napoleon, but in the past we have seen him talking also about Moses, talking also about his own version of the Exodus.
He has discussed many subjects in his movies and we know also that, of course, he's, you know, A very interesting director, but somebody who promotes the instances of the elite, of the Illuminati, is somebody who covers himself up with a mask wherever he goes.
Last week, he entered a restaurant near Corsolio, a friend of mine, who has this restaurant in Auricola, and the team arrived there to eat, and they didn't want to eat inside the restaurant.
They were all wearing masks and they didn't want to go inside the restaurant.
They wanted to be gathered outside of the restaurant.
There is like a kind of, you know, like a dependence, a garden where they of course have some tables.
But it was actually raining and they prefer to stay under the rain, outside, even if it was covered, of course.
Instead than being inside, where it was completely empty by the way, the restaurant that day, simply because Ridley Scott is completely paranoid about the virus.
He's definitely...
No way.
He's still Covidien.
Oh my God.
A lot of people, they're still Covidien.
Then they should be afraid of AIDS, should be afraid of missiles, should be afraid of fucking dogs.
You have to understand that the person who owns this restaurant is a fan of my books, has all my books there at the entrance of the restaurant.
And so this person who owns this restaurant, which is actually also a Michelin restaurant, I mean, it's a serious restaurant, good food.
But they were just shocked that he didn't want to come in.
And they are completely... The virus is inside.
It's lurking inside.
The virus is going to attack inside.
Outside, if you kiss it, it doesn't matter because it's outside.
There's a lot of air and oxygen, right?
yeah yeah and and the people inside this restaurant are all anti-vaxxer they all follow yes so we're gonna give him an applause there that people can you say the restaurant is just secret well I would say that maybe it's better to give a secret because I was gonna send everyone there in Southern California No, this was in Italy last week.
Ridley Scott is English and so he was basically having some food.
- It happened in Italy last week, as you know, Ridley Scott is English, and so he was basically having some food, but like I said, like a typical leptard, he behaved like an extreme leptard.
Having food in Italy and being scared of the fucking inert gas that goes around the world for every mortal and not being scared of if the food perhaps has been there for three days and the chef just touched the food with the nose and the fingers, right?
That's fucking unbelievable, man.
It's just so contradictory and illogical, all this thinking about you're going to die.
We're all going to die, people.
Just relax.
Leo is right.
Go to Italy, have food and enjoy.
If you are in Italy and you want to get some good food and definitely you don't want to be hassled because you're not vaccinated, you can go to this restaurant.
I will actually give you the name.
So if for people who are interested, it's called La Fonte, Fonte La Tavola.
It's basically a restaurant.
The Fountain.
Yes, and it's basically a restaurant that is in this very nice area.
Is Lazio Roma?
It's actually on the border between Lazio and Abruzzo.
It's right at the beginning of the Abruzzo.
Fregheni?
No, no, no, completely on the other side in the mountains.
Towards Abruzzo.
So, Fonte La Tavola, if you're there.
And Ridley Scott apparently liked the food very much, but like I said, he behaved like a leptard.
And of course now you're showing the movie of Napoleon.
While earlier on, I made you show another movie, which I think is much better.
Because it was actually a film done in 1975.
Because Leo, hang on, you know, you have to wear a mask because I think you are ultra far right right now.
You're making me feel unsafe.
You are right wing if you don't wear a mask.
Are you vaccinated four times plus the, uh, how do you call the booster thing?
And do you, do you hear Fauci every day on radio and you watch?
Fauci is our leader.
You are far right now.
It doesn't matter if you're Italian, you're so far right.
I prefer to be far right, as right as possible in this case.
Going back to what I was actually, if you can show the images again of actual The Bidue movie, yeah?
It's one hour into that video that I sent you.
I just want to warn, a description of advice to all the viewers, because this is an Italian movie.
And if you see some meat, some beef, it's not my fault.
It's Leo's.
It's Leo's that put some beef there.
There are beautiful women here, and this is not an LGTV movie or whatever, but I just warned for your discretion.
For those who don't know, this movie is an Italian biography.
Blama, a film directed by a guy called Daniele Pettinari.
The subject, though, was written by a member of the P2, Pierre Carpi.
And there is definitely some very interesting things in this film, especially... The P2, just to emphasize here, people don't know about this or haven't heard about.
P2, P for pussy.
Sorry, for...
Peter and 242.
P2 means P2 in Italian is a Masonic fraternity and he was very involved in the Vatican, Silvio Berlusconi and all this stuff, you know, and and the mafia too, right, Leo?
And, of course, the mafia, in some way, descends from Freemasonry, so it's all interconnected.
Let's see, actually, this specific passage of the movie.
Ah, you're there.
You're manipulating there.
Yes.
OK, I thought I was getting, like... No, no, no.
Because of the mask.
I'm not wearing a mask.
I was getting a lot of virus and my player was playing on me.
So is you actually playing or hacking my system?
No worries, no worries, it's me, it's me, it's me.
Let it play now so we can show you.
We have to laugh at live people.
With the audio, with the audio.
Here we are.
Turned up.
Actually, let's rewind it a second because I want to show you right from the beginning here the scene.
Okay, so this was the scene that actually Colin Rivers liked very much.
Probably.
His favorite scene of the whole movie.
He's the only one I watch.
The rest I don't give a freaking damn.
The serious part starts, so.
Let's go.
I swear in the presence of the great architect of the universe and the grandmaster of the Egyptian rite of Freemasonry.
My God.
Lieutenant Napoleon Bonaparte, I invest you I declare and create you apprentice in the royal lodge of Egyptian Freemasonry by the powers conferred in me by our great founder.
You are my brother.
You are my brother.
You are my brother. - Thank you.
You are my brother because of the destiny which marks you.
You will become a member of the secret lodge whose chiefs are unknown to all.
Brothers. Brothers. Liberty.
Equality.
Fraternity.
Marie Antoinette, Queen of France.
Will you come closer?
You know who I am.
There is nothing strange in that.
I also use spies.
But do you know why I've come here?
To learn the secrets of Egyptian Freemasonry.
No.
It is my future and that of my child that I want to know about.
And I want to know it from you, Count Cagliostro.
What do you mean there will be no Louis XVII?
You said I would give birth to a boy.
Therefore, he will be king.
He will be king of France.
It is true.
It will be a boy.
But he will not be king.
When he has reached the end of his seventh year, there will take place in the land of France an immense disturbance in which your son will be swept away.
Disappear.
And nothing more will be known of him for the rest of the centuries.
You are mad, Cagliostro.
And so are you who follow him.
And all those who believe his words.
My son will be king.
A great king.
I will guide and protect him.
You, my queen, will not be able to protect even yourself.
You will be imprisoned and forced to watch and suffer so many things.
Your hair will become white and the blood of your menstruations will flow from your body, without pause, until the day your head falls beneath the blade of the guillotine.
Cagliostro is a madman, a lying imposter, a common trickster from Palermo.
His real name is Giuseppe Balsamo.
His wife, the so-called Countess Serafina, is a prostitute.
Here we are, and of course it was very interesting because the film comes from a book that was written, a subject that was written by somebody who knew very much about Freemasonry because he was a member of the P2 Pier Carpi.
And this film is very, I mean, it's not very well known outside of Italy.
What is this movie called?
Cagliostro is dedicated to the guy who actually initiated Napoleon and here I have some books in which I talked of course about Napoleon in a couple of my books and I would like to show also what is supposedly his ritual garment from
from the Rosicrucians, because he became emperor of the Rosicrucian fraternity, aside from being emperor in the real life.
There is also very interesting testimonies about his involvement with the Illuminati from Sergei Houtin, who used to be also a French grandmaster in this book about occult governments and secret societies. who used to be also a French grandmaster in this
And he references here to a specific book from France, which is Histoire de la Framme-Masonerie Universale, In which he says some very interesting things about Napoleon, which, of course, I have to pull a pair of glasses.
And just to mention that Luigi Pistilli was there, that he plays in a lot of Spaghetti Western, you know, Sergio Leone movies, yeah?
Yeah, yeah.
He plays the shooter in many... Absolutely, absolutely.
That is definitely the period.
I mean, it was the middle of the 70s.
Seventy-five, yeah.
Seventy-five.
So, in The Memories of Napoleon, in Chapter 8, cited by Giorgio Serbanesco in L'Institut de la Franc-Maçonnerie Universale, it's basically, you can read about his initiation rite within the Illuminati.
He reached the degree of Philosopher King.
And in this, basically, description, he was initiated in the countryside near Rome, apparently, and in this initiation, you have to promise never to actually make yourself an emperor, something that instead he later did, you have to promise never to actually make yourself an emperor, something that instead he later did,
what was the oath that he had undertaken with the illuminati.
He had ignored, basically, the warnings of his initiation.
This is what Sergei Uten also says.
And like I said, Sergei Uten was himself a grandmaster of A Masonic Order which still thrives in France and has its headquarters in Montpellier.
So we have discussed of course Napoleon in a different light from Ridley Scott, from what is basically only partial truth because of course the truth about Napoleon is a much more complex one and it regards also his involvement with secret societies can we show let's see the actual yes
this is basically kept in the museum of the Rosicrucians in San Jose here in California in Northern California at the headquarters of Amor which as you know is one of the most known Amor is one of the most known Rosicrucian fraternities
Which actually started when the founder, Spencer H. Lewis, went to France and was initiated by members of a lodge that used to be part of Cagliostro's order.
So we always have this reference to Cagliostro.
Cagliostro was actually a member of my family, Giuseppe Balsamo.
So I can actually have Basically a little bit more to say about him than the normal folk because he's always been discussed very much within my family since I was a younger kid and so like you saw with that garment like that The apron.
It was the apron.
The apron is what you put in the lower part.
This is the collar of the Rosicrucian Order.
He was the emperor and so he basically was invested of both the material emperor function as well as the Rosicrucian one, which is of course a metaphysical kingdom.
So emperor of a metaphysical kingdom.
Achieve both things.
Now, Napoleon is also very important and is cited many times also within the dogmas and rituals of Freemasonry by Albert Pike.
Napoleon is cited by Albert Pike.
Because he was a very important figure.
Let's not forget also that with Napoleon, we get to discover the Rosetta Stone in Egypt.
By Champollion, the linguist, yeah.
Yes, but it was because of Napoleon wanting to, of course, invade Egypt and he was very much fixated also with the Great Pyramid of Giza.
It was because of his fixation with the Great Pyramid of Giza that basically Basically, now everybody can see the pyramid and it's so important.
It didn't used to be so important.
The Great Pyramid of Giza, at the time of Napoleon, was almost forgot.
And instead, thanks to Napoleon, it becomes again very important.
And by the way, it is said that Napoleon, after visiting Bethlehem and on the way to Cairo, stopped at the Great Pyramid and one night he apparently slept in the Great Pyramid.
Now, there is various versions about his stay in the Great Pyramid sometimes.
Some say only for a few minutes, some say for a few hours that he slept there and he came out in the morning completely shocked about what he had seen.
And the legend says that he never really communicated up until his death this secret.
But others say that he never really wanted to go inside the Great Pyramid because he was scared.
of entering the Great Pyramid.
Another interesting thing about Napoleon is his relationship with the Jesuits and his better relationship instead with the Knights of Malta.
Now, he is the one who will invade Malta and will force the Knights of Malta to leave the island, which will create, of course, a big problem and an unprecedented moment in history because And here you see also the Great Pyramid.
I think Ridley Scott at least picks up on this moment, which is so important.
But going back to his wanting to punish the Knights of Malta.
The Knights of Malta had kicked out the Jesuits out of their island.
Most of the monarchies at that point and eventually the Vatican will kick them out also from the recognized orders of the church in the 1770s and 1773.
They will eventually go back into the Vatican and now they have a Pope who is a Jesuit, but this will happen only after Napoleon's death, basically.
And Napoleon's arrest and detention, second detention in the island of Santeria.
Now, there is some people that say that Napoleon never died in Santeria.
Some other people say that he was poisoned, that he was eventually poisoned with arsenic because they wanted to get rid of him.
There is a lot of mysteries definitely surrounding Napoleon, surrounding this very particular figure and so I think it's important for us to discuss him today because with him we have, first of all, the spread of
Of Illuminism and of what the Illuminati wanted to really promote, a certain kind of Freemasonry, which was different from the Freemasonry that preceded the French Revolution.
A Freemasonry that will promote what the French call the bourgeoisie, the bourgeoise class.
So the change with Napoleon is a very strong change.
Let's not forget, for example, the A charter that brings Freemasonry officially to Italy, the Grass Tilly Charter, is actually from an officer of the Napoleonic Army.
Within the Napoleonic army, we have the birth of what will become the Memphis and Mizraim rights of Freemasonry, which are basically rights that were inspired by Count Kayostro, but were not the Egyptian which are basically rights that were inspired by Count Kayostro, but were not the Egyptian right
They were constituted after, of course, also the discovery of the Rosetta Stone was a big discovery that definitely changed a lot of things in the history of humanity.
We never really had the possibility of really interpreting fully these hieroglyphs, but There was an attempt by a Jesuit called Athanasius Kircher, but this attempt was not really a successful attempt.
And instead, with the Rosetta Stone, finally they could and go into this interpretation of what was written.
Anastasios, sorry just to cut you off there.
He was also a scientist, geologist, literalist.
This guy Anastasios Kircher was one of the best, let's say, wise men of the era.
He even went into volcanoes to to test if it was like fire or was hot and why the earth was moving and stuff like that.
So we are discussing.
Anastasios, you just you just mentioned him, I think.
Yes, yes.
Yeah.
And he made even he drew up a map of Atlantis.
He was looking for Atlantis.
He was the one who drew a map of Atlantis for the first time, brought back The subject of Atlantis that was originally, of course, unveiled by Plato.
He unveiled it even further with creating even a map of Atlantis.
And on top of that, though, there is, of course, a lot of criticism against Napoleon.
Napoleon, who was apparently a tool of the Rothschild of the banking system.
And we know, of course, the direct involvement that The Rothschild family had on both sides during the Napoleonic Wars is stuff that you study even in... I mean, I remember studying it even at school.
So, I mean, it was actually quite fascinating.
I remember when as a little child that they were telling me, you know, the Rothschild financed this and financed that.
I said, this Rothschild, really, guys, they must be really powerful and they must be above all control if they are capable of doing that.
And we know that already at the time of the French Revolution and with the arrival of Napoleon, the Rothschild family was already spreading with different branches all over Europe.
And regarding instead Napoleon, Napoleon, like I said, was important because In 1798, he basically forced, with his invasion of the island of Malta, he basically forced the Knights of Malta to leave their headquarters.
And this is a very important thing, because at that point the Knights of Malta had to ask for protection to the Emperor of Russia.
There is a paradox here, because both the Knights of Malta and their enemies, the Jesuits, ended up having some degree of protection from a country which has instead an Orthodox tradition, not a Catholic tradition.
So this is definitely a very interesting The Russians seem to have, in any case, wanting to take control of these very important institutions of the Catholic Church in a moment in which the Catholic Church was definitely having some serious problems.
And they say that the Jesuits supported both Cagliostro As well as Napoleon, who was initiated by Cagliostro.
Now, Cagliostro, just so we can remind, because we are showing, of course, Napoleon, but we have to also describe this mentorship by Cagliostro, because Count Cagliostro was arrested by the Inquisition And the army of Napoleon didn't manage to save him.
He actually died in very bad condition in the castle of San Leo, which is in an area there that probably you know very well there, because I know that you have some family there in Viva Emilia-Romagna!
Viva Rimini-San Marino, San Marinese!
Ciao a tutti in Rimini!
San Leo is basically in a commune in the province of Rimini.
And so it's actually quite close to Rimini.
E viva el farfalle.
Farfalle, that nice pasta from Emilia-Romagna, the best, with that nice sauce that Cayoschi invented after...
No, no, no.
No, but what happened was interesting in the sense that when the Napoleonic troops arrived to liberate Cayoschi, and he was already dead, They arrived there at the castle of San Leo and they digged out his body so they could actually have a drink out of his skull.
This is what the legend says.
Others say that basically Caiostro survived and never died, became some kind of immortal figure.
There is many speculations around the figure of Count Caiostro.
But going back to, of course, Napoleon, Napoleon was the guy, let's not forget, that suspended the papacy.
He basically will arrive in Rome and for the first time in history, he said that the Pope will not have a successor.
So, so.
So the whole thing with Napoleon is that first of all he married all his family with the various members of the elite and at the same time He also created something without any precedent.
He incarnated himself.
He wasn't incarnated as an emperor.
So that is something that is very unusual.
It was all very unusual.
I want to ask you, Leo, and keep on with the thread.
They organized the French Revolution to have democracy and peace and whatever, and then And it was after a little time.
After a little time, they have an emperor again.
They pass on the king.
Fuck the king.
Let's do a French Revolution.
You're completely right.
What happened was that when Napoleon arrived, actually, the situation got much worse than it was when the king was around.
And the people were even poorer than they were before.
So it didn't really, you know, and on top of that, they got rid of a king and they got an emperor.
So, the French didn't really get what they wanted.
Apparently, they failed in getting what they wanted.
But in any case, Napoleon was basically a figure that knew that secret societies, and in particular Freemasonry, could be useful as a tool He ruled Spain for one year.
He only lasted one year.
He was drunk all the time.
- Pepe Botella, he ruled Spain for one year.
He only lasted one year.
He was drunk all the time.
He was eating a lot of tortilla, Spanish hamlet, and they kicked him out.
Well, he also founded the Grand Lodge of Orion in Spain.
That was the first lodge after the crossing order, I think, there.
Because the Spaniards don't like masonry a lot, right?
So that's why they pushed his group, yeah?
You see, the groups of power that were active back then in this revolution preferred to have basically a Corsican general as their emperor than to have their own king, their own kings.
nation refused in favor of somebody like Napoleon.
And Masonry felt that basically they were really powerful at that point, that neither the Pope nor anybody else could stop them.
And so this is kind of interesting, this whole event in history, which brought at a specific moment in time, a guy, a little guy from Corsica to become the most powerful a little guy from Corsica to become the most powerful man in the world.
I mean, it was something that definitely was orchestrated, because otherwise you would not be able to explain what happened with the Caiostro, and with Napoleon who was his disciple, because Caiostro was eliminated.
But then Napoleon managed instead to really put the church in great difficulty like never before.
I mean, even the whole archives were ransacked and were brought out of Rome.
So, I think that it's interesting the connection that Napoleon had with the Egyptian rite of Cayostro, somehow later also with the Memphis and Mizraim.
These rites are connected with Napoleon's Egyptian expedition.
But they're also connected to the Asiatic brethren, the Frater Lucius, which later on would become the O.T.O., which are instead a creation of the cousin of Jacob Frank.
The Jacobins?
No, the Jacob Frank, the Sabbatean Frankists, the guy who gave birth to the Frankists.
Before you go on, because now you started with Jacob Frank, that's very interesting, and I'm very interested in what you have to say about Jacob Frank.
There are many books about this too.
But we could also say, another point of view here, that there was a powerful group under the guise of Napoleonic You know, expansion of that kind of thinking, of that kind of idea.
It doesn't have to be only a character.
It can be a group, because Spain, they invade Spain, they invade Italy, they invade Egypt, they invade Russia, supposedly, then the Russians go back and they kick their ass too, in Paris.
So, the Russians always win, man.
I like the Russians because they always have a turn of events.
Everything is going really bad, and then suddenly, blam!
They kind of win, you know?
Like in many things like this too, you know?
So this is interesting.
I'm playing the movie actually, it's available.
This is the same movie you had before or not?
Or a different one?
This is Cagliostro?
Yes, this is always Cagliostro.
The movie from 1975, an Italian movie.
This is an Italian movie, yeah?
Yes, it's an Italian movie.
It's available, man, on YouTube for free.
You can find it on YouTube in both Italian and the English language.
You have to watch it.
See, we're educating the American public here, people.
And going back to... But, say, Jacob Frank.
Jacob Frank is very interesting, what you started to say.
Of course, yes, we can go back... Because there are songs that were involved in the French Revolution, too, and, like, Weishaupt and the Rothschild, obviously, yeah?
Yeah, the Rothschilds, of course, we said they were directly linked with Napoleon, with the financing of Napoleon.
Napoleon somehow, I think like all the people who gained some kind of degree of power and at the end becoming emperor, probably he exaggerated with what he could do.
He went out of the prerogatives and also he didn't respect the oaths that he took when he was in the Illuminati.
But going back to the right of Misrin, but also we need to go back to another group which is the Rosicrucian.
We discussed just now the fact that Cagliostro was His mentor, Cagliostro, was his head, so he got transmitted this knowledge, and the knowledge, of course, also of the Rosicrucians, because Napoleon became, like we said, the emperor of the Rosicrucians.
But it was in Paris that a guy called Pascal Beverley Randolph, later on will also be connected with Abraham Lincoln.
And this guy was very influential because he really laid the basis for sexual magic.
He was given in Paris a charter to then open the first lodge, Rosicrucian Lodge in America.
The Paris Mother Lodge basically granted this guy, Pascal Beverillandos, this obviously happened later on.
Let's not forget that then we don't only have Napoleon, but then we have also Napoleon III, which was also a very important figure because of many other things that happened in that period.
But going back to Napoleon, we are here in front of a period, the Napoleonic conquest of Egypt.
That is very important because apparently, during his visit in Egypt, he got in contact with the Brotherhood of Luxor.
The Brotherhood of Luxor, which was connected also to the Frater Lucius, to the Hermetic Brotherhood of Light, and to basically those people that will also give birth to Theosophy later on.
It is said that Napoleon had some contact with, and I would like to read what the late Robert Ambelen, who was a 97th degree head of the Egyptian Rites in France, said in Ceremonies and Rituals of Symbolic Masonry.
He wrote, most of the members of the mission to Egypt, that means the Napoleonic mission, war's context, most of the members of the mission to Egypt who accompanied Bonaparte were mason of the old initiatic rites, the philales, African brothers, hermetic rites, philales, primitive rites, without a meeting for all the primitive rites, without a meeting for all the Grand Orient of France.
So all these secret societies, most of his officers were initiated in these secret societies, the offices of Napoleon.
Having discovered that Cairo agnostic hermetic survival, apparently Robert Ambelen said, during the visit by Napoleon.
Then in Lebanon, they also connected with the Druze masonry, which Gerald Neval had encountered there, and which went back to the operative masonry of the Templars.
So the people, They really made some discovery also connected to certain lineages and in the period also in 1777, and I have a picture that I show in volume one of my confession, they buried a sword in
sword in Egypt, a Masonic sword in 1777, for a number of days for starting, kick-starting what would become later on Egyptian Freemasonry, but in the sense pertaining Egypt as a place, not just as an idea.
And so there was the involvement with Napoleon of the Knights Templars, There was actually a revival of the Knights Templars by a guy called Bernard Palaprat in the period of Napoleon.
The Templars constituted themselves a church and an organization outside of Freemasonry, right at the beginning of the Napoleonic era.
This happened around 1805.
And then later on, after of course Napoleon died many years later, they will form a specific lodge known as the Lodge of the Crusaders within the Grand Lodge de France, which by the way is the Grand Lodge that will give the basis and the official documentation which
which partly it's built the whole structure of the ancient Scottish Rite.
But that's, of course, another story.
Going back to Napoleon, Napoleon had the support of the Templars, the Neo-Templars, because, of course, they were not the original Templars who wanted to revenge upon, and that was also apparently they were not the original Templars who wanted to revenge upon, and that was also apparently the secret mission of the revolutionaries during the French Revolution to revenge Jacques de Molay, who was bent
the descendants of the king who were the ones in power.
So there was this kind of revenge mission also.
What happened during the Napoleonic Wars is very interesting because, and also during the Napoleonic Egyptian expedition, the French realized that they could build a form of Freemasonry the French realized that they could build a form of Freemasonry that was completely renouncing their affiliation to the Grand Lodge of
So they wanted to practice a new right, which owed nothing to England, that was, of course, considered the enemy number one.
And thus, under the direction of a guy called Samuel Onnes and Marconi de Ney, They then gave birth in 1813 in Montauban to the Rite of Memphis.
So this is, let's say, and there is, of course, the claims that Caiaphas always gave that he was the Grand Cop, that he had been initiated in the Ministry of Ancient Egypt.
And in fact, if we go and study, The Egyptian writer, which is the one we showed at the beginning, because it's the one portrayed in the film of Caiusro when Napoleon gets initiated, this system of remission was actually, has many elements of the Book of the Dead and other important documents of ancient Egypt.
So it actually had some elements that came from The old Egyptian tradition.
Going back to instead the Rothschild family and of course Napoleon, because we know that without the Rothschild there will not be any financing.
Napoleon, in a way, was compromised right from the beginning of his rise to power.
Even if he tried to later on ignore, let's say, the fact that he had been supported by the banking system, he was always too dependent on them.
There is, of course, a lot to say about Napoleon, but in the beginning he was definitely a loyal servant of the financial elite.
He was a passive bystander on the side of the Robespierre brothers during the so-called French Revolution, but violently put down the royalist revolt in 1795.
He finally understood the nature of the dirty game that he was taking part of and began working against it and was consequently removed later on.
I mean, Napoleon would have probably stayed in his place.
He would never have been arrested and brought to the Elba Island first and then later on to St. Helena if he didn't rebel to the system.
The American president Franklin Delano Roosevelt once admitted that nothing in politics happens by accident.
If anything happens, you can be sure that it was planned that way.
So it's like a famous Jewish illuminatist and Freemason, Walter Rathenau, who became minister of France in the German Weimar Republic, admitted in 1912 that 300 men who all know each other control the admitted in 1912 that 300 men who all know each other control the finances of Europe and appoint successors from So the banking system has always been very powerful.
And like I said, Napoleon Well, I probably never rise to power without the support.
But then, like I said earlier, the Parisians or generally the French didn't have a betterment of their condition because during Napoleon's days, one, imagine one in five Parisians lived by begging on the streets.
So it wasn't a very nice life.
And basically, the myth that maintains that this was done to throw, of course, tyranny out, to throw out tyranny and to protect human rights is all BS.
In actual fact, the illuministic reign of terror that the Illuminati brought in abolished human rights altogether.
It became forbidden for workers to organize and strike for better conditions.
So, you know, a really bad deal.
And this prohibition was legislated on the 14th of June 1791.
June 1791.
So Napoleon didn't really get this country to be in better condition.
Also, the theatres were given, you know, at the beginning, arts and theatres were filled with people who thought they could do whatever they want.
They could do satire.
They could do comedy against the people in power.
But later, the actors began to be punished.
So if you did a production that was undesirable, they would censor it, basically.
And the Academy of Art was closed, by the way, with Napoleon, and anyone who wanted to call himself an artist basically was in trouble if he wasn't behaving in a certain way.
So I think that the French Revolution initially was a great disappointment.
Anyone was allowed, also in the same period, to be a doctor and to mix medicines, which had a very negative effect on the state of general health in France because suddenly everybody was able of being a doctor.
And basically, there was a lot of problems.
I mean, the Until Napoleon's coup in November 1799, the problems started to grow more and more.
Then when he took over the show, he tried in some way to get things done, but his focus was almost always on the wars he was fighting.
Because that was good propaganda.
It kind of brought him to the success that he wanted and to eventually become emperor.
So there were certain little things that Napoleon did that might have been very good.
Like, for example, when the revolution came around in France, these idiots had even changed the whole calculation of time.
So an hour consisted in 100 minutes.
A week was like a 10-day period.
It was just demented, this whole thing that the revolutionaries had done.
So at least Napoleon took away that idiocy.
The revolutionary stupidity, though, continued after the king had been murdered.
Schooling had been abolished.
So at that time, you didn't even have a school in France.
And basically, everybody was enrolled in the army to fight.
That was the struggle for power of the revolutionaries.
Their anxiety and their anger was all vehicled towards fighting and wars, so they could limit, I guess, the spread of terrorism and other things.
But the Illuminati continued on their way to gaining world power, with Napoleon, of course, being one of them.
Queen Marie Antoinette, which we saw briefly, you know, coming inside that lodge at one point, that scene that I showed earlier.
Marie Antoinette basically had warned her brother, Emperor Leopold II, about this danger, about these lodges, what they wanted to do, the Illuminati, and said, she actually wrote, be very careful of the Masonic lodges to her brother.
I've already been told about this.
The beasts here count on achieving their aims in all countries.
So, this was a global plan.
And it came to fruition after the Illuminati had founded their order.
1776, yeah?
1776, but already in the 1780s The monarchies in Europe started to become worried about it so in the middle of the 1780s they started to dismantle the whole Illuminati but Adam Bishop simply changed the name of the order and many other orders at that point built on the concept which was revolutionary for the time that the secret societies no longer
Simply a society to protect a religion, to protect a mystery school, to protect some secrets of an initiatic nature, of magic, of the occult.
No.
Secret society at that point was also dedicated to conspire and to take power and to then manipulate that power, to infiltrate also other organizations.
The international Illuminati leaders at one point, like we said when we talked about Ukraine in the past, in 1850, that in 1850, that was a moment of great change in Europe.
And of course, once Napoleon died, things didn't stop there.
The whole project continued.
It continued.
And let's say that Napoleon really laid the foundations there because then this Memphis and Mizraim participated to the creation of the Carbonari, which also in turn participated and became one which also in turn participated and became one of the secret societies more active for the unification of Italy.
Anti-Christian society because they, of course, identified the Vatican with Christianity.
so it was anti-Christian but The Carbonari, but then there was also Filippo Bonarotti.
There were many, many secret societies in that period.
Like I said, they eliminated one order and suddenly it was like 50 different ones were born and they were all equally as dangerous.
They're cornering somebody into some other open space that hasn't been open and they look for that open space.
Like I was telling you, the Jewish, the Jews, you know, they cornered them into financial science and mathematics because the Christians and Muslims thought that was like a sin, you know, to be capitalist or to be a high capitalist, not fixed capitalist.
So they couldn't own property, the Jews.
They couldn't, you know, play usury.
They couldn't loan.
And then you start taking another space that nobody's there.
It's like, you know, basketball players.
You know, if you're not tall, if you're not tall, you have to go into this space if you're tall.
There are very few people that are tall, so you start thinking, wow, they're gaining, you know, strength and power in that space.
Also, something interesting here, because we're talking about... From what I'm gathering from what you're saying, it's stupid to really criticize people who have made an opportunity out of something that they were almost forced to choose.
Yeah, because that's life.
You know, we live in, we need conflict.
We're not going to be happy, flower, love and peace forever, you know.
Otherwise it gets so exuberant and boring, you know.
This nail has to be the ledger, otherwise the ledger starts, you know, being so prosperous.
And then, you know, that's even worse than having evil.
So one thing here is that that plays into the Secret Beginnings of America, because we have Benjamin Franklin traveling to England and to France, we have Thomas Paine.
Traveling to France, first of all, also, because he traveled to France to find and convince the king that was, of course, in great difficulty, though, because it was somebody who was about to lose all his power.
And Benjamin Franklin was there waiting for the support against England, because, of course, France is the natural enemy of England that could support this revolution.
And of course, then, in some way, later on, it happened.
Benjamin Franklin became the member of a lodge, the Lodge of the North Source of the Nine Sisters, and he was a disciple of Cayostro.
So, you see, once again, you have this invisible master, the secret chief, as the theosophists will call him, behind the scenes.
Who was orchestrating everything.
The Illuminati apparently had given 6 million marks, sorry, 6 million French francs, or back then, I don't know how much money, it was a lot of money, to support this revolution.
And at one point, because Cagliostro had been arrested, by the royal family for the so-called affair of the necklace, he made a provision, he made a prophecy saying that one day there will no longer be, like basically the Bastille will no longer be a fortress but it will be an open park, it will be something completely different and it's actually
This prophecy that a lot of people often mention.
Other people say it wasn't really a prophecy, but it was simply Caiostro saying, I will not be back here until this thing is completely destroyed.
Bastille was the place where all the political prisoners were put.
So, he might have not said, like, you know, that the Bastille will be made into a public promenade, but he definitely said that he will only return when it will be a public promenade.
And eventually, as we know, Bastille now is no longer, of course, what it used to be.
So it was a lot of these prophecies that also include the rise of Napoleon, because at one point, just before the arrest of Caiostro, he will be brought up to the headquarters of the Knights of Malta in Rome to he will be brought up to the headquarters of the Knights of Malta in Rome Yeah, like a medium invoking spirits, a medium practice.
In this case, he was actually focusing on a bowl of water in which he will see the future.
Like that Baphomet thing that they have skulls and they invoke the thing from the skulls or something like that?
More like something where he could see what will happen and in that section... Like John Dee?
Like John Dee had like a bow looking at the Scryer thing and then talking through the eye of the illusions?
Absolutely!
That is really I think the inspiration from John Dee that he took on.
In any case he said Soon, the Pope will be defeated and will be sent away from Rome and all this will change.
Now, you can imagine what that meant in Rome.
He was saying this in the headquarters of the Knights of Malta.
Of course, at the time, completely loyal to the Vatican.
The Vatican that was kicking out the Jesuits back then, but it didn't kick out the Knights of Malta.
The Knights of Malta were still part of the Vatican until, of course, they would be kicked out of the island of Malta and they would have to search a new patron and for a period they would be the Emperor of Russia.
But in any case, when Cagliostro made this prophecy, this forecast, He was, you know, an officer of the Vatican was there, an officer of the Vatican was there, communicated that to the Pope.
The Pope immediately ordered his arrest and he will become the last victim of the Inquisition.
So he actually had envisioned That Napoleon will come and do what he said, and he did!
You know, Napoleon arrived in Rome and he exactly did what Cagliostro said.
Now, we don't know if Cagliostro there was actually faking what he was seeing, or he was simply stating what will happen.
The plans were.
Because he knew what will happen, simply because he was part of the conspiracy, and so he knew that they were working to do that.
Well, maybe it was both, but in any case, that was the last draw for the Pope, and they used the wife of Cagliostro to rat him out, who had an affair with an officer there of the Vatican, of the Knights of Malta, and so they confiscated everything, all the stuff of his lodge, because he had also attempted to open a lodge in Rome,
And it will all be burnt in public display.
And at the same time, he will be arrested.
And like I said, he will become the last victim of the Inquisition.
And of course, he was hoping for Napoleon to, to liberate him.
But he didn't manage because he was locked in the bottom of, he was never meant, I mean, they put him basically Inside a place that you could only arrive from, you know, It's like being in a hole.
How do you say in English?
In a hole.
Yeah.
In a fucking deep hole.
One of those like things that the Greeks they put the fucking bull.
Yeah.
They slay it and they just the blood drips off and you have to get into the hole and whatever.
He was basically going crazy there and at one point he died before Napoleon's army could arrive and liberate him.
Like I said, they eventually will drink using his skull and they will punish the papacy and the Pope because of what they have done against them.
Now, during the court trial against Cagliostro, it came out that he was responsible for these Illuminati activities.
He was actually the real Grand Master, not Adam Bechart.
Coordinating all the revolutionary things that were going on in Europe.
So he was definitely a cospirator.
And when it comes instead to Napoleon, Napoleon ended up also dead in the end.
One way or another, they eliminated.
Now, like I said, he could have been eliminated by poison.
He could have been eliminated, like some say, even killed in Austria years later.
But he was eliminated.
So the war.
The story in the narrative about Napoleon and what you're seeing is very fuzzy, like Abraham Lincoln and assassination and everything.
But one thing I want to make clear for the American audience, this has to do a lot, and like you said, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, even traveling to France, trying to get friends and alliances with the French, because the English organized, of course, the French Revolution to fuck them up, because the French and English didn't get along, Duke of Ellington, The Duke of Wellington, sorry, no Ellington, that was another Duke.
Duke of Wellington going there too.
There's also like, there is like something, I don't know if it's mythological or within this legend or, you know, the figure of imagination, the Hellfire Club that I think... No, Benjamin Franklin was.
Benjamin Franklin was involved in something with Moses.
Of course, he was a member of the Hellfire Club, he was a member of Freemasonry, of a specific lodge of Freemasonry.
He was a member of a lodge which dealt directly with the Illuminati, so apparently he also had maybe himself become a member or had definitely a direct contact with the Illuminati.
George Washington was not very positive regarding these contacts with the Illuminati and he was rather skeptical.
Because at that time Freemasonry was not yet infiltrated like it is nowadays.
Freemasonry was still divided in factions, something that unfortunately is no longer the case.
And those seeds that were deposited during the Napoleonic era gave birth to that schism in the 1870s, which will definitely then separate French Freemasonry from English Freemasonry, with the Grand Orient of France coming out of the which will definitely then separate French Freemasonry from English Freemasonry, with the Grand Orient of France coming out of the so-called
And these obediences became very important because they inspired later on all the revolutionaries that will give birth to the other important revolution, which is the Russian Revolution.
So we have definitely today showed our viewers that the Napoleonic rise was not a natural rise.
He was groomed and put there and literally followed in every step of his career, Because they knew that he had the potential to then become what he became.
So it's impossible to think that a guy like Napoleon would become emperor, a short guy from Corsica.
We know Corsica also for the Americans, maybe they don't know it, but Corsica used to be Italian.
Corsica was sold to France and it's basically a place which has still a lot of Italian traditions and also has a very strong separatist tradition to this day.
One of my best friends in France is actually a Corsican, Jean-Pierre Giudicelli de Bressac de la Bachelerie.
Giudicelli used to be the head of the Front National in Corsica and he's today the representative of that initiatic current which Napoleon claimed.
There is still in France those who follow the tradition which Napoleon was part of and they claim that they have these ancient traditions that I could show you.
There's a whole book here and it's very complex.
The French like it always very complex and very elaborate.
their own form of P2, because in Italy we had the P2.
As you know, the lodge P2 was shaped as an anti-communist lodge that would then become the driving force of the Gladio state behind operations for Italy.
But in France, instead, the same function was given to the Priory of Zion, which people ascribed to some ancient secret society, ancient mystery, the Priory of Zion, reality is a much more recent body of initiates which was born with Pierre reality is a much more recent body of initiates which was However, it was based
on a structure that was there from much earlier and that preceded even the revolution, which was the cavalier beneficent de la Città Cent, which rectified Scottish right, which in the past was the strict temple of servants.
The strict temple of servants was eliminated completely from the Masonic scenario, from the Masonic scenario, when the Freemasons met all together, including the Illuminati, in Germany, when the Freemasons met all together, including the Illuminati, in Germany, in I don't know if you ever heard of the convent of Wilhelmsbad of the Freemasons.
In this event, It was really, Willem Schwaab was very important for the Freemason.
It was like, how can we say, a landmark event.
And it happened in Germany, now in Germany, and the comment is basically the moment in which The foundations for the ancient and accepted Scottish rite are laid for what was developing the Swedish rite that left from the old rite of strict observance.
Why this change?
Because the past rites were all, of course, dedicated to the aristocrats, the royals.
They were basically ruled by the roots of the aristocracy that were no longer reputed as valid.
And so they had to change things around because there was this big request for change from the Illuminati who wanted to destroy all the monarchies, destroy all religion.
And it will be a plan that will take some time.
But now in 2023, we see that, unfortunately, they have manifested their plan.
And I think that Ridley Scott is definitely one of the number one propagandists when it comes down to pushing their own ideals, their own manipulative versions of history, like in their own manipulative versions of history, like in the case of Napoleon.
So Ridley Scott is not simply a film director.
I see Ridley Scott more as a propagandist.
So people should maybe watch this movie but watch it knowing that there is an agenda behind and that they're not really being 100% honest with what they are trying to communicate.
But I'm very curious to see this film when it comes out now Now it's out, I know, but I personally haven't had the opportunity.
But when I will have the opportunity, I think it will be interesting.
But to view it with a critical mindset, let's say.
Knowing the real history of what really happened there.
Because I think that, unfortunately, It will not probably touch on those subjects which they want to hide still.
Of course, he crowned himself, and this is history.
He fought against the values that were present back then, but he ended up being defeated.
The elite defeated at the time Napoleon because the elite wasn't yet ready to restructure the whole system, but also because he himself, like I said earlier, did a mistake.
He crowned himself and that was probably the biggest mistake because this initiation which he took in the Illuminati prohibited him from doing that.
This is very interesting to wrap it up.
We have also the hat of the Sun there, Napoleon, Apollonio, Napolio, Apollos, the Sun.
The Sun Cult is always behind something, probably was the power that helped Napoleon of France you know, rise for a bit.
Then the Spaniards, 1806, defeated him on Wellington.
Another thing that is interesting about Napoleon, he had falsified his date of birth for astrological reasons.
He was not...
That's why he's so, yeah, so fussy, everything, yeah.
No, he didn't want to be an Aquarian.
He wanted to be a Leo.
So he redate, he changed the date to the 15th of August in order to officially become a Leo.
So.
So it was somebody who was also fixated with all kinds of things.
I'm going to change my mother.
I'm going to be a giraffe.
I'm going to be an elephant.
That sounds pretty much like nowadays, you know, with the facial recognition.
We're going to finish this with actually facial recognition.
I don't know if you've seen China.
China had some Something going on.
Have you seen this from China?
I'm going to show you something.
You know, this is what is coming to United States.
I'm going to play it here while we play Sinatra a little bit.
And this French Legion song, if you want to download it from YouTube or something like that, or Amazon, it's called French Legion.
Of course, if you want to know more... And the book, and the book.
Show the book.
If you want to know more about Napoleon in relationship to the Illuminati, I talked about him both in Volume 1, Volume 2.
I also mentioned him in Volume 9 of my confessions, by the way.
So Napoleon is mentioned also in Volume 9 of my confessions.
And I think that it's important that all the people who are watching us today know that here we are trying, of course, to make a divulgative attempt.
But if you want to know really more about these subjects, then you need to get the books.
The Confessions of the Illuminati, Part 9, on Amazon.
He's right there.
Yes, he's right there.
Leo has it there, just by his right side.
Just right behind.
Can you see it there?
And one thing that I talked about with Napoleon Bonaparte in Volume 9 is the fact that for the day of, because Napoleon Bonaparte, the 5th of May, is the date of his death, and in fact, the European Union started an exhibition on the 1st of May and ended up on the 5th of May.
That was all dedicated to the most demented, the infamous satanic artwork by this Swedish activist, lesbian activist called Elisabeth Olsson.
So you see, the dates are still very important and Napoleon definitely was the first flame of this incendiary change that the Illuminati had started back then and that unfortunately have not yet completed their mission because, as you will learn from Volume 9, the next seven years are the years in which they will complete their Their evil mission that we need to stop.
So thank you so much for having me on to discuss today.
Thank you a million.
Thank you back a million.
Napoleon Bonaparte, if you check the name, means the new son of the good part of the day.
That's how it is.
I didn't put his name, you know, nor did I play around with Leo.
I mean, Leo, he's star sign also.
I'm a Libra.
I'm a Libra, Leo.
What are you?
I'm a Pisces.
I get along with Pisces.
I get along with fish.
I like fish.
I'm Leo, but I'm not from the Leo star sign.
I know, I know.
That's what I was saying.
He's down there.
I guess that Napoleon didn't have only the Napoleon syndrome of being too short.
He also had this syndrome of being a Leo instead than an Aquarius.
But we are in the age of Aquarius.
And they say he had twelve generals, like the twelve disciples, but they were very tall, all the twelve disciples or the twelve generals, over two meters.
That's why he looked small.
That's what they say.
I'm just repeating what is the narrative, you know, how the narrative goes.
But we're going to close down and wrap it up with this one.
You're going to you're going to be very surprised.
I don't know if you know this.
I got it from here.
And this is look at look at what happens in China.
If you buy something in China, you have to put your face.
Basically, it's on your face, in your face.
You cannot pay with money.
You go to buy groceries and this happens.
Look at that.
You don't have money.
You don't have cards.
You don't have a phone?
You can still make payments in the supermarkets in China?
Let's give it a try!
So, today I went to the supermarket.
I bought several stuff.
Some nuggets.
And yeah, let's see what comes out.
Some avocados.
After I clicked go to payment, it gave me an option to scan my face and just in a second the payment's done.
What do you guys think?
Do you think it's amazing technology or do you think it's sort of I think it's fucking, give me your fucking ID to buy something.
Fuck you.
And it all goes together with of course the control, the credit score system and everything else.
So it's definitely a nightmare.
Of course.
That's, that's how it's all money.
And God bless you all.
God bless you all people.
And don't forget to subscribe down there also and go to Leo's and subscribe on leozegami.com.
Right.
And you have the YouTube channel.
Yeah.
Absolutely, and you can come and visit my YouTube channel and check out also on Bando Video the new one, Exploring the Illuminati Part 32, which is a very interesting episode that we conducted yesterday with my wife, so check that too.
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You can go and check it out there.
He does nice live broadcasts.
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We are banned everywhere.
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