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THE POPE'S FIRST CLIMATE CHANGE JESUIT MASS AS BLACK MASSES TAKE PLACE NEARBY

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	Nesundorma.
	Some people have asked me, what is this tune you play at the beginning?
	It's actually a tune that Trump's favorite tenor sang when he went back to Butler in Pennsylvania after last year's attempt to his life, which happened in the month of July.
	So we are almost one year from that event.
	That could have changed for the worse the history of the United States, but things didn't go that way.
	And yesterday we had a great 4th of July celebration.
	And these are actually, Casey hasn't seen these images.
	I kept them as a surprise.
	Yes, this is a surprise image from yesterday of Dr. J. Trump and Melania kissy kissy and all nice in front of the fireworks.
	This is my surprise.
	What is this?
	woooo woooo ha oh no more hear
	For more years!
	I know it's nice, Moray.
	I take it back.
	It was a pleasant surprise.
	Former presidential couple.
	Welcome to the Leo's Agami Show with Leo and Kristi.
	Marga Canter Connectivity was.
	She looked happy.
	Yeah.
	She looked real happy.
	So I'm happy to see that she looked happy.
	Somebody said Pavarotti.
	Well, of course, everybody knows the Nesundorma sung by Pavarotti.
	But in this case, like I said, the one we use here at the Leo Zagami Show is the one sung by Macchio, who is Trump's favorite tenor in Batur, Pennsylvania.
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	So thank you everybody.
	And this is a very particular show today because out of nowhere, suddenly, we have this press conference on Thursday by this Jesuit and a Franciscan archbishop who announced the making of a special mass,
	of a mass dedicated to the care of creation, The Vatican announced that they were having this Mass for the care of creation, basically a green mass, they called it like this in Italy.
	And for that reason, a green mass based on Laudato C. Now, this is a very important subject because I've been discussing it in volume 12 of my confessions.
	This encyclical that the Pope preceded Pope Leo XIV, Pope Francis, the infamous Jesuit, he entitled this praise be to you, laudato si.
	It's almost like they picked up something like from are you gonna say it?
	The Hasmin tail under his eye.
	It's like praise be under his eye.
	That is like the reply is usually made a little.
	And it's like, of course, with not even so.
	He's not a man-made and he ain't no commander.
	But it's definitely a criticism towards the more conservative side of America that in a future breaks from the rest of the United States and creates this dystopic society.
	But having said that, we were talking about volume 12 of my confessions.
	This is a book, as you know, dedicated to the history, secret societies, and the politics of the Jesuit world order and the Luciferian court, where I discuss, of course, Laudatosi, because Laudatosi has been a way for Pope Francis to launch this, I would say, irresponsible alarmism towards climate change.
	That at that point, it's almost like climate change has to be accepted as part of the gospel.
	And it's not the case, because in reality, scientists immediately criticize Pope Francis.
	And so I want to show, before we go to the article, of course, that I wrote on this subject, I would like to show to all of you what the scientists said to Pope Francis, who they called misguided at the time.
	So you see, scientists say Pope Francis misguided on climate change as environmental sin.
	And this was a question and answer with QA time with Thomas Sheen and Hal Doyron, who shed lights on the controversy surrounding environmentalism and Paul Francis' comments.
	So it says here, even before the publication of his encyclical on the environment, Raudatosi, Paul Francis commented on the potentially destructive influence of man on the environment on numerous occasions.
	But like these scientists, you see, LifeSci News spoke with Thomas Shea, how I say Shin?
	She is it?
	Here.
	She and Al Dorian, independent scientists involved in climate change research, and both scientists were invited to give their input in a workshop on global warming held by the Hart Institute in 2015.
	And we also saw recently, you know, there was that moment of controversy when Joe Rogan interviewed Bernie Sanders and he showed Bernie Sanders an article from, I don't know if it was the Wall Street Journal, an important publication, a leftist publication, who was actually stating that there was no certainty about the, you know, climate change.
	So all this is, of course, now reaching a new level when the current Pope, thanks to the Jesuits, has devised a new mass where basically we are the sinners, the Gassianists, as they call it, who have sinned because we don't accept climate change.
	And there is even a whole mass.
	Now, I was just talking before I started the show via email with my friend, quite frankly, who does this show also on YouTube, which is quite successful.
	And he's, you know, he's a Catholic.
	And he said, you know, how should I really explain all this?
	Because the church is going in the completely wrong direction.
	I said, well, if you read Volume 12, I clearly stated that the people like you or Vance or even me, if I still have to consider myself a Catholic, and even you who are a Catholic, are a minority in a church with a progressive agenda that often matches only the liberal side of things, which is clearly pushed by the Jesuits.
	So, I mean, if you want to continue your path with faith, you can do it.
	But don't ever think that the change will change.
	The church will become again some beacon of hope for the conservatives because nowadays things have changed.
	And even with Leo XIV, who a lot of people think is a more conservative figure within the church, we had this surprise, and it wasn't a pleasant surprise, because Pope Leo XIV is going to celebrate the first climate change mass on July 9th in Castel Gandolfo.
	And in an area where we will see from testimonies, from people even within the church, is actually in an area where the Satanists celebrate the black masses during the summer vacation of the Pope.
	So this is quite incredible.
	Of course, if you want to know more about it, please go on leozagami.com and you can read the article.
	But it's very important for me to let Christy read it because first of all, Christy had some problems, as you remember in the few weeks ago.
	You told them.
	In the presentation.
	You told him.
	You told him.
	And now I'm going to forget.
	No, it was about encyclical.
	How is it secret?
	Remember encyclical.
	But Mari, I had it.
	I still have it.
	I will never forget.
	Okay.
	So here we go, Christy.
	You can read it, and it's all up to you now.
	Oh, geez.
	Thanks a lot.
	Thanks for the intro.
	But Mari, you gotta make this like in the center.
	Like, I can't see it.
	Big in.
	Big in.
	Okay, that's better.
	Okay.
	No, that's fine.
	Like that.
	I'm gonna get a little bit bigger.
	In Confessions of an Illuminati, Volume 12, I explain how Pope Francis Laudato C, the leftist encyclical, published in 2015, is mostly read for its political parts and not for its Catholic message and is still considered a sort of mandatory reading for leftists,
	politicians, diplomats, and economists who have widely used excerpts of it in their speeches in the last few years, especially in Europe, but also in the United States.
	Against any scientific certainty about so-called climate change, the late Pope Francis, who loved dogmas, declared that the science of climate change was indeed clear and beyond criticism.
	The Catholic Church, as I explained in my latest book, is now in the hands of the Jesuits, who have been pushing this agenda since the late 60s.
	Must suddenly be forced to view the climate change as a moral issue that must be addressed to protect the earth and everyone on it.
	Now, let me interrupt you a second here because this is something I discussed in volume 12.
	And it's very important to understand that this whole agenda was ushered in after the Second Vatican Council that concluded in December 1965 and started in 1966.
	And it was pushed mainly by Padre Pedro Rupe, who was the black pope of the time, the father superior of the Jesuits, who was very much the guy who in some way managed to convince the Jesuits to take a leftist path that would mix communism and Marxism, And at the same time, put the whole agenda of this climate change that was perceived as happening.
	And it was, in their mind, it was happening soon, very soon.
	In fact, if you think about it, in the first half of the 70s, we started to see all those strange movies about, you know, a future in which, you know, suddenly, I mean, many horror movies, you would see animals going out of control because maybe...
	Creature from the Black Lagoon or something like that?
	There were a number of movies where the pollution had produced some monstrosities.
	And it was the same time in which the Club of Rome, and then of course, the early stages of what became the World Economic Forum, was launching this message from a perceived study at MIT, which I discussed in Volume 7 of my confessions, in which the world was ending if they didn't take some draconian measures towards this perceived climate change.
	But please, Christy, let's move forward and continue reading this article.
	Now with Pope Francis' successor, the diabolical direction instigated by the Jesuits in favor of the lies and propaganda of so-called climate change is moving forward as Pope Leo the 14th is going to celebrate for the first time a new votive mass devised for the care of creation on July 9th,
	2025, in which the current Pope will use in a private mass for the Borgo Lordato Si, an educational group established by Pope Francis at Castel Gandolfo to promote ecological conversion by using the Pontifical Villas Garden as an example.
	A set of prayers in favor of the Jesuit green agenda officially titled Misa Pro Costudia Create for the Care of Creation.
	Let me show you this place.
	This place, of course, we've been in the proximities of it.
	We didn't get into the actual gardens that are now called Borgo Laudato Sea because those are, of course, territory of the Vatican and are inaccessible most of the time.
	You see, thanks to the creation of the Borgo Audosi project, the beauty of the Pontifical Builder Garden has become the natural setting.
	Now, this is very important, guys, because me and Chrissy used to visit those areas often in the summer.
	And those areas actually should be investigated because there is a lot of Satanists.
	Yeah, because there is a tradition that goes back to ancient Rome, a pagan tradition, that was restored in the form of Satanism during the Christian era.
	And up until very recently, there has been discoveries even of human sacrifices.
	So it's not like, and they do it, and now I'm going to show you a book, a book that came out only in Italian, a book that was written by two female investigative journalists and published in the middle of the 1990s.
	But back then, it was common knowledge that during the stay of the Pope, there will be black masses and diabolical riots, as this article is talking about.
	This was actually, I write an article from March 2011, which is more or less where we used to go.
	And it says, it's a black area where Satanists and fanatical of sex are often present between Castile Gandalfo, Nemi, Bosqui de Arica and the Campanero are there, and they practice black masses.
	And this is a very beautiful place.
	But there is also a part of these lakes on the border of these lakes, and there's a forest, forest of Nemi, which is a very thick forest.
	So when you go there, I remember me and Chrissy used to go there, but you remember there was a tunnel, and suddenly then you get out of the tunnel, you arrive into it.
	But before that, there was like a very dark, almost sinister forest.
	I didn't see that.
	I wasn't paying attention to that.
	But guys, let me tell you, these are forests that were for thousands of years there's been rituals.
	Even before Christianity arrived, there was rituals, the rituals, there was a temple of Jupiter in the same area.
	There's a temple of Diana Nemorensis, of the goddess Diana.
	There was, of course, the worship of the god Pan, which is also connected to Alice Crowley.
	So, Nemi is actually a place where the Satanists have often been caught.
	And I have an article, for example, and I mean, we are talking here about the fact that Pope Leo XIV has restored, as this article is stating, the tradition of going to Castel Gandolfo.
	He's going to be in Castel Gandolfo, in Gandalf Castle, as my friend Alex Jones often called it during our shows, connecting it now to the Lord of the Rings.
	Pope Leo XIV moves to the second Vatican City, Castel Gandolfo.
	And you can see here also the specula Vatican.
	This is connected to Mount Graham and the Lucifer Telescope.
	There's a group of Jesuits who are there 24 hours a day.
	And there is, of course, aside from the gardens, this very important observatory I talk about in volume 12 of my confessions.
	But it is, like you see, two months into his Pontifica, Poplio XIV, will leave Rome to spend two weeks on a pontifical estate in the lakeside town of Castel Gandofo, 18 miles south of the city, and sometimes known as the Second Vatican City.
	The pontiff will stay on the hilltop Vatican property for a period of rest from the afternoon of July 6th to the afternoon of July 20th.
	That's a long time.
	And that is a long time, but this is very important because it's very beautiful.
	But like some testimonies, even from this book, because this book, why is this book important?
	Because this book is important for the testimonies that are given to these two journalists.
	These two journalists are Enrique Camarano and Leticia Strandi.
	And in 1994, there was a newspaper who discussed the fact that in this area there was a cave found where they were doing black masses.
	The images that I will be showing you now soon, you see, Castelli Romani, Trovata La Grotto dell Messenera, they found the cave of the black masses.
	And at the same time, there is here Nemi, the mayor of Nemi, who was trying to say, don't find the witches here, because he was trying to say that this was only ancient pagan cast.
	Not your cat in the struggle queen, no witches here.
	Don't come and search for the witches here, but in reality, the witches were there.
	And in the fact, because to show you this book that came out, it's only in Italian, it's called Satan at the Doors of Rome.
	It gives you an explanation of why the Satanists celebrate their mass near to Castel Gandolfo and at the same time, because they want to be near the Pope during his summer vacations to the energy of the Holy Father.
	And the people who celebrate the Mass, and this is also stated in this book, are priests who liberate their sexual energies during the orgies that also are carried on with the black masses.
	And here, in the thanks, this is not a book made out of conspiracy theories.
	This is a book in which the people who participate are historians, but also member of the commissariat of the Policieri Frascati.
	Father Gabriele Amort, the famous exorcist who inspired the book, he also participated to the making of this book.
	So this is no bullshit book.
	And it says also, thank you for the attention and for the help received by the bishop of Albano.
	Monsignor at the time was Monsignor Dante Bernini, the bishop of Frascati, because all those areas have various dioceses.
	It's like there is a lot of bishops around them, more than usual.
	Usually a bishop is for a vast area, but the bishops connected to these areas are also the ones that often become popes and who are placed there, just like Pope Leo XIV before he became pope.
	And then he says the bishop of Albano, he says this Toro Police, Mauro Fioranelli, the mayors of Albano, Castel Gandolfo and Nemi, who all helped in the making of this book.
	And so this book is a testimony.
	And here you have photos of the actual places with the caves near Castel Gandolfo where the Black Masses were conducted.
	And these are photos with the police there and actually photos of the Black Mass itself.
	That's some dark stuff there.
	Wash here during the Black Mass.
	And here, this is one of these places always in this same area, which forms almost a triangle of towns dedicated to these Black Masses and the occult.
	And you see images of the police at the time photographing these places where they were found, always elements.
	And then this is a rock made with the face of a demon.
	Oh, that's terrible.
	So the fact that the Pope, the current Pope, is celebrating the first climate change mass in the place surrounded by Satanists.
	this is not speculation but a testimony given by credible sources gosh it's it's pretty incredible don't you and you and you find that i mean this is like It's pretty clear, no?
	Right in front of your eyes.
	And I'm going to show you now the actual changes that they have done for this ritual that they will be conducting, Pope Leo 14th will be conducting.
	This is the presentation.
	And as you can see, the guy who opened the presentation was Cardinal Michael Cerny S.I., which is a Jesuit.
	I explained this in volume 12, what it means, SI and SJ is societat jesus.
	Now, at 10 o'clock in the morning in Via de la Concilioni 54 on Thursday, they presented the new mass pro custodia creationis.
	And here there is also in English.
	So for people who might be interested, I will post it here in the chat.
	If you're following us, of course, from YouTube, it usually goes only if you go on the chat from YouTube.
	And it says here, Christy, in the Roman Missal, there are 49 Masses and prayers for various needs and occasions.
	20 are for the church, 17 for civil needs, and 12 for various occasions.
	Among the formularies for civic needs today, we are happy to introduce Mass for the care of creation, Missa Procustodia creatonis, Misa Procustodia Creationis, in response to requests suggested by Laudato C. Over the past decades, the church has continually affirmed the mutual responsibility between human beings and nature.
	Now, the interesting thing is, this is a citation from Laudato C, page 67.
	But then they say 35 years ago, Pope Saint John Paul II released his groundbreaking message for the 1990 World Day of Peace with God, the Creator, peace with all creation.
	We all remember that gathering, which happened, I think it was a unique gathering at the time, based also on St. Francis of Assisi, because that was the concept of the Pope, was to gather mostly everybody for this day of peace.
	And it wasn't particularly only something for the Catholic Church only, because he focused for the first time his interest on the ecological crisis and its moral implication.
	Now, that whole thing, of course, was then picked up again and amplified by Pope Francis in 2015 when then he went, if you remember, we all talked about it because I was on Infowars, the Pope went to the United Nations,
	touched, of course, in line with Agenda 2030, 2021, 2030, which became also the focal point for the Jesuits, the Laudato Si, this encyclical,
	became a way of promoting this new dogma of climate change that became suddenly a dogma, something that you couldn't oppose in any way, shape, or form without opposing the actual faith, the Catholic faith.
	So this is quite incredible.
	But here, Chrissy.
	Let us give thanks to God, our Creator, for this new formulary of prayers for the Mass.
	May it help us to learn how to care for his immense gift.
	Pope Leo XIV will use it next week for a Mass at the Borgo Lodado C. Castel Gandolfo.
	Following the liturgical norms, this formulary can be used to ask God for the ability to care for creation.
	So you see, it's very specific.
	Castel Gandolfo becomes then the place where this new Pope, for the first time, celebrates a Mass, a Mass that it's an exhortation to accept the lie of climate change and to not oppose it in any way,
	shape, or form, because in this new Catholic liturgy, as the Eucharist is actually celebrated, which is the central thing, you know, in a mass, they say the whole cosmos gives thanks to God.
	The Eucharist joins heaven and earth and it embraces and penetrates the creation because it's picked up from Laudato C. So they have picked, it's even worse than because Laudatosi was an encyclical and of course you can cite it.
	But this is a mass.
	So you are citing the words of Laudato C in a ritualistic way.
	It will be like Great Atambe, you are our God.
	We all believe in climate change.
	Hallelujah.
	I mean, it's ridiculous.
	I mean, it's like, let's see the faces of those, because this Jesuit who presented the whole thing is the guy who, one of the people who has devised this new mass.
	And so let's see a second the faces of these two gentlemen while they were presenting this latest monstrosity that emanates, of course, from the Second Vatican Council.
	The one on the left is the Franciscan, of course, Biola, and the other one is the Jesuit, this guy here.
	He looks like a Jesuit.
	He looks like a Jesuit.
	And so, I mean, like somebody is suggesting in the chat, definitely a mass is supposed to be for Jesus, for God.
	It's not supposed to be...
	Yeah, I know.
	It's just like, no, I think that it's quite incredible that all this then is conducted in a place surrounded by Satanists who will conduct a satanic mass when, you know, while the Pope is doing his thing.
	We are sure that there will be masses, black masses conducted all over the areas because that is the testimony that was given in this book in the middle of the 90s.
	And it's a testimony that keeps on being confirmed as credible because then we had other human sacrifice founded in those woods, in those places, and near Castel Gandorfo.
	So the fact that you have at the same time black masses and a green mass all together, I mean, the Misa Procustodia Creationisis, I find it quite incredible.
	Is anybody else reporting on it?
	Of course, the live site news, but also other, of course, reported, but then it depends how you want to report it.
	I think that the guys who have reported this in probably the most, let's say, unbiased way, credible way, are the guys from LifeSide News.
	Vatican announces new voting mass for the care of creation.
	They said the new text of the mass will be issued first and come on the back of Paul France, special focus on climate change.
	The interesting thing is that here it says, alongside this is the pagan link, in cultured Mayan right, which the Vatican is currently considering for the indigenous incorporation of people in Mexico.
	I mean, what does this have to do with Jesus Christ?
	It's crazy, it's insane.
	I mean, if we thought that this pope will break with all the heresies of Pope Francis, we are completely wrong.
	You were completely wrong, because we can see that there is definitely a continuation, that this Pope is simply continuing in the same line and trajectory.
	That's why he was placed where he was, and he was groomed by Pope Francis since 2023, because that's how he was, and you know, then placed to the throne of St. Peter ready after the Pope died.
	It is, of course, now, as we see the Texas floods, that many of these Catholic progressive forces will point out to events like the Texas floods as climate change.
	So that is unfortunate and that is very sad, but that's how it is.
	The whole thing, though, of finding ourselves in a church that basically embraces the message of climate change as a dogma is unbelievable and definitely very sad.
	But let's go back to this place, Castel Gandolfo, because this place is surrounded, there is two important lakes, the lake of Castel Gandolfo and the Lake of Nemi, in which around these lakes these Satanists have been caught over and over again celebrating their satanic masses.
	But the tradition goes back to ancient Greece, to ancient Rome, and it was James Fraser, the famous James Fraser, who talked about this tradition.
	James Fraser was a guy who influenced very much, was an anthropology, how you say, a guy, an expert in anthropology, who definitely was also an expert in the folklore, in the traditions.
	And it was very influential, very influential, even for, for example, the Bohemian Club and the Bohemian Grove.
	A lot of the research that launched that place.
	Now that you said Bohemian Grove, what was the thing they do in Bohemian Grove?
	Declamation of care, right?
	Yes, declamation of care.
	I mean, Fraser is often interpreted as an atheist in the light of his criticism of Christianity and especially Roman Catholicism, which happens in his famous Golden Ball, which is a study in comparative religion, which I suggest you all read, because definitely it explains a lot of things.
	In regards to the Catholic faith, we always understand that they have absorbed the religions that came before into their own religion.
	That's what happened also when Rome declared that Christianity was the official faith.
	At that point, in Nemi or the surrounding areas near Castelcandolfo, they persecuted the pagans, but they simply went underground, they disguised themselves.
	They never really disappeared.
	They never really disappeared.
	So all that area, and especially the Temple of Jupiter.
	But when did the Popes started to go there?
	Now, the Pope started to go there from ancient times, but in reality, it's only four centuries now, next year, that the Popes reside there in the summer.
	They got that place because of a guy who couldn't pay his debt of 15,000 schools.
	I don't know how much is that in an equivalent modern terms, but he couldn't pay his debt in the Vatican, which was at the time a state also, took over from these people the land.
	And they were aristocrats who couldn't pay their bills.
	And the Vatican took their land.
	But the fact is that the Pope at that time, when he used to go for his summer vacation, it was a little bit more of an extravagant scenario.
	You will see 150 people along with the Pope arriving.
	It's not like now the Pope has him, his car, the car behind him, and it's basically six or seven people, maybe with the whole security detail, you have 10 people.
	But back in the days, it was 150 people arriving from Rome, soldiers, the Pope with a nice and fancy horse, a white horse, all dressed in white, and all these peasants from the villages watching the scene.
	And there were some locals who really hated this whole thing because initially the popes were not really friendly with the locals.
	Some popes then became more friendly.
	They started to dialogue with the locals.
	But let's not forget that also in the same area there was the Mitra, the cult of Mitras, which is a very important cult because it's celebrated in the same day as we celebrate Christmas on the 25th of December.
	The cult of Mitra was imported by Roman soldiers to Rome.
	Mitra, also spelled Mitras, was a prominent figure in ancient Indo-Aryan mythology.
	And it was, of course, associated with Mandaeanism, with the founder who was Zoroastri, sorry, Zarathustra.
	And of course, the Mazdaian religion was something that came from the East.
	But it arrived there and there was actually a temple in that area of Mitraism, always there in the same area, close to Castell Gandorf.
	So you have the worship of Diana Nemorensis, the worship which came also from originally from Greece, and then the cult of Jupiter, of Jupiter La Sialis, which was the cult of Zeus from the Greece transposed, taken from the Romans.
	And Jupiter, of course, had the central Rome in Zeus, in the Pantheon of the gods, because Jupiter was the head of all the gods.
	So all these, you see, so you have all these monasteries now, all these holy places around there, but in reality, in origin, they were all temples, pagan temples, that were simply absorbed by the new religion.
	And these caves that are close to Caser Gandolfo, and they are close to a place called Convento di Palazzo.
	Let me see if I can show you an image of the Convento di Palazzo, because that's near the place where, nearby, they celebrate the black masses.
	I felt very uneasy when I was there in NEMI.
	It was a strange place.
	Yeah, I mean, I thought I was just feeling uneasy anyway because I was so new to Italy and everything felt weird.
	But Nemi was particularly – like, the people there were really, really – They were mean.
	And they were really mean.
	I mean, super mean.
	This is a convent.
	You remember there on the hill before going to you when you surround the lake.
	It's very, very, very beautiful.
	It's a Catholic place.
	So we're actually located in the municipality of Roca di Papa.
	And this Roca di Papa is like really high.
	In fact, all the antennas of the various TV channels and stuff are placed there.
	In the suburbian there, obviously of Frascati.
	Next to the church stands the former comment of the friars Mayan or Observant.
	And that is interesting because this is also an order of importance, the Franciscan order, which brings us back to one of the two people who presented this green mass.
	And so you see here, Petros Place overlooking Lake Albano.
	Lake Albano is the other big lake.
	So you have Lake Albano, this is Lake Albano.
	And then next to it, you have, of course, Castel Gondolfo, which is, like I said, a fantastic place.
	And then you have the lake of Nemi.
	And then this is another fantastic place.
	But these places are nice, I repeat, in the daytime.
	But like when you get to the evening, they start getting a little bit scary.
	So this is also Nemi.
	All these lakes were the playgrounds of the emperors.
	They even put, you remember, there was a whole palace built on the lake with a ship from the emperor.
	And then, of course, I think during the Second World, it was this whole story also.
	But they basically used to live on top of the lake with a whole palace built on the lake, like a ship palace.
	Why?
	Because they like the emperors, then play games and stuff on the lake and all kinds of decadence.
	This is the way, and of course, it was like somebody's saying, they have volcanic origins, they have all volcanic origins.
	Lake Nemi is a small circular volcanic lake in the Alban hills, south of Rome.
	And then you have, of course, the lake is famous for these great sunken Roman ships built under Caligula.
	Caligula wasn't really known for being a tranquil kind of emperor.
	He was pretty much a pervert.
	Yes, we can say that Caligula was not really the most tranquil.
	But like I said, he used this whole area like a playground for perversion.
	He didn't even wear his crown correct.
	He's got it all crooked on his head.
	But he was the son of the Roman general Germanicus, and he was actually a member of one of the most important families from ancient Rome.
	But he Caligula is known For being, let's say, a little bit of a pervert of sorts.
	What's a pervert of sorts?
	What is that exactly?
	Well, I mean, when you're talking pervert, you're talking about, you know, he was very well known for also when he went at Villa Jovison in Capri, in Capri, you know, Capri the famous.
	I mean, when you say pervert, we think the worst things.
	Well, it is the worst things in your morrow.
	Okay, well, then just say it like that.
	I mean, absolutely.
	I mean, he also was very, very eccentric in all his...
	No, no, it's very eccentric in the way that he interpreted, let's say, religion as well as politics.
	So some say he was totally insane.
	We could actually Let's make the question to the AI.
	Oh, no, he was a wonderful man.
	He did everything.
	No, no, no, Caligula, I'm sorry.
	okay let's see what the what the eye says here christy you can Yes, you get to read what they say.
	They might have spelling.
	While some ancient sources depict Caligula as insane, modern historians often view him as a complex figure whose actions, while cruel and excessive, may have been driven by a combination of factors rather than outright madness.
	Okay, so they are trying to justify the insanity, find a method into the madness, potentialistic and narcissistic personality trying to impose a style of life that was super decadent.
	Of course, these people were all completely possessed by entities they worship and they sacrifice to animals as well as human beings, as well as anything.
	So this whole thing that then in a way filters down to the area, which then became an important area for the popes, and the black aristocracy.
	The black aristocracy is the aristocracy close to the Vatican.
	That's what the real black aristocracy is.
	And that's how they got to Castel Gandolfo and how it became the summer residence of the Pope, like I said, after there was somebody who didn't manage to pay its debt.
	But already before that, there were various popes who liked to visit the place over and over again.
	And it was known as Castrum Gandulfi.
	And it was connected also to an important family that was, of course, a family connected to alchemy, to the study of alchemy.
	And the study of alchemy was very much a very important element, like the study of Hermetism.
	So those areas have always been connected to the popes for a long time.
	And the Aldo Brandini family, which was itself a member of the black aristocracy, didn't pay its debt.
	And so the Vatican took over the place.
	And then from that point onwards, they used it as a summer residence.
	And that was at the beginning of the 17th century.
	So it's been 1626.
	So next year it will be like, what, four centuries since they started to use Castel Gandalf as their headquarters.
	Now, there is also very much links to the gral that are said to be in a way that the sacred gral seems to be often something that the Satanists often refer to.
	In fact, in this image that is from one of these churches in the area that has been used for a black mass, we see the writing gral see with a circle and a triangle, which is also the symbol of the Luminati, of the symbols used by the illuminati so so there is definitely also and in regards there
	Well, definitely, you see, here is the interesting thing is that it says that they usually sacrifice virgins or children in their black masses.
	And they also say that the menstrual blood and the semen are drunk during the rituals that they have.
	And it says here that the Catholic priests are the ones who usually are the ones celebrating these masses.
	Gross.
	Celebrating these masses because they are the most repressed.
	And it says that in this way they live the evil side of themselves.
	This is so much baloney.
	I know, but imagine all these priests who maybe are Castell Gandalf for serving the Pope and then they go and celebrate a black mass and then they go back to the Pope and say, Holiness, we are at your disposal, you know, whatever.
	It does not work like that.
	In what sense?
	It does not.
	It works for them, as long as it works for them, because they are a bunch of sick people.
	It says here that the Catholic priest who is usually deprived of the sexual aspect will have a stronger energy and will liberate a stronger amount of magnetism and of energy during the rituals.
	So it says that for these people, for these Satanists who celebrate Mass near Castell Gandalf, there is no sin.
	And then they ask, how do you become the head of a Satanic sect that does Masses there?
	And they say that it means that the guy is closer to Satan, in particular to the demons, and in some cases to specific demons, like Asterot, example, Regents of Lucifer.
	And then when they asked which kind of, because in this book there is actual interviews to some of the Satanists who participate to this Black Mass near Castel Gandolfo, and their testimony says that they give importance to the sexual
	act, but if they usually never impregnate women, but if it happens they immediately abort these women, and that during the Black Masses they collectively masturbate to liberate magnetism around the aura of this whole thing.
	I know, I know, but I mean this is...
	It's just horrible.
	It's how it is.
	I mean, it is...
	I mean, it's not...
	I mean, they are definitely devoted to evil.
	So now they're going to do this pretty soon.
	They will be doing this during the time that the Pope goes back...
	That's like next week.
	From tomorrow, the Pope is in Castel Gandolfo until the 20th.
	And from tomorrow they will start probably doing Black Masses around the area.
	And there is here a whole history of a guy, a Pentito, one of the sects from the Castelli Romani, who then gives this interview that we just read some passages.
	It says here: "Where do these ceremonies take place?" In the area of the Castelli Romani, near the Castelli Romani, near the Lake of Lemi and on the Monte Tuscolò.
	It's very clear.
	I mean, it's very...
	Question and answer.
	Question and answer.
	And it says that both for magic and black magic, the triangle of...
	of this power is like a center of magic in which you have Rome and these areas around Rome that are more influential than other places that, you know, people perceive as satanic, curing or other places.
	And it says that Crowley influence, see?
	Crowley's influence is very much present.
	And it says here: "Ritice, Lebradia Castelli, when it says the rituals that they do in the...
	they have because of the presence of the Pope in Castelli Gandolfo, question to the Satanists." There's actually a specific question to the Satanists.
	And he says: "Absolutely, without any doubt, every territory has its own energy and the Pope in the Pope in the Pope in the
	Pope, and the Pope has made the Pope in the Pope's residence." So it means that the...
	"Not a coincidence." "Not a coincidence." "Not a coincidence." "Yes, yes, yes.
	So it means that the the Vatican and the Pope, when they decided four centuries ago to establish themselves there, it's because of the energies that are around there." And I'm saying, I mean, Montetuscolo...
	Montetuscolo is a fantastic place.
	I want to show, before we leave, some of these places where they conduct these black masses.
	I mean, if you go and see them...
	Montetuscolo: We didn't even take pictures, you know, when we went...
	I went through all my pictures and looked today, and I only can find two.
	Montetuscolo: I didn't want to take pictures.
	If you remember, I was kind of like, just I wanted to see things, but I didn't want to...
	Montetuscolo: We didn't take pictures.
	I was so surprised.
	Montetuscolo: Yeah.
	Well, this is one of the places, for example.
	This is where the sanctuary of Jupiter was.
	Montetuscolo: That looks very, very evil.
	Montetuscolo: This was from Montetuscolo, over there.
	And then you have this place, which we actually went to in Nenemi.
	Montetuscolo: We went to here?
	Montetuscolo: We went to there, yes.
	Montetuscolo: We went right here.
	Montetuscolo: Yeah, we went right there.
	This I remember, yes.
	Montetuscolo: And what were we doing?
	Montetuscolo: We went there and visited.
	I wanted to see it.
	This is the place where they conduct a lot of these dark rituals.
	Montetuscolo: You took me over there?
	Montetuscolo: And this place, this place...
	Montetuscolo: This place is called the Sanctuary of Satan.
	Montetuscolo: That's horrible.
	Montetuscolo: Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
	Montetuscolo: Well, I survived.
	Montetuscolo: Well, but I mean, sometimes you should have opened your eyes where you were because...
	Montetuscolo: Well, maybe I didn't want to.
	Maybe God put a veil over my eyes so I wouldn't see all that horrible, horrible horror.
	Montetuscolo: Because maybe I wouldn't be able to be as strong as I am right now.
	Montetuscolo: But they put a cross on top of Montetuscolo.
	Montetuscolo: It's just don't be...
	You know what?
	It's baloney.
	Montetuscolo: It's just all a bunch of baloney.
	Montetuscolo: Well, at least you brought maybe some good energy there.
	Montetuscolo: Well, of course.
	Well, no, I didn't because I didn't connect with it at all.
	I was like, I took myself out of there.
	I was already taking myself out of places in Italy.
	Montetuscolo: I was just way...
	You know, I was just like not present.
	You know what I'm saying?
	Montetuscolo: Mm-hmm.
	Montetuscolo: I wasn't present.
	I'm present now.
	Montetuscolo: But you must admit that there was during the...
	I mean, it was also a place that had some kind...
	No, no, no, we didn't go to the grotto.
	We went to that other place that was like these ruins.
	I know, but we went to a lot of ruins.
	I mean, we were all over the place.
	So one ruin, another.
	They were all pretty much evil.
	So it was like, okay, let's go see this evil ruin.
	Okay, let's go see this evil ruin.
	I mean, it was all over the place.
	There was a place, a cross that was particularly weird that I want to show.
	This is the cross that is found.
	I'm sure I blocked this out too.
	Yeah, you definitely blocked this out because this was the church.
	As soon as we arrived in NEMI, we went inside and when you see that.
	When you see this image of Jesus, you were pretty freaked out.
	You know what?
	I have no recollection.
	I mean, it's absolutely horrible.
	And I don't remember this because God blocked it out.
	So I'm thankful for that.
	It's horrible.
	It's absolutely horrible.
	Are those snakes like Medusa?
	So they kind of turn Jesus into Medusa with his snakes.
	That's really rude and horrible.
	Well, look at all the things.
	I mean, why are you making us look at this?
	I mean, the image also is weird.
	It's horrible.
	And people say it's interesting.
	I think it's horrible.
	Well, of course he has a reason, but what they are showing there was not that Jesus that is rising anywhere.
	I mean, it looks like all of us are not.
	No, it looks weird.
	It looks like somebody, but I can't put a figure on.
	But he's a politician.
	I remember.
	He looks like a politician.
	Very clearly.
	When we went inside this church, you and your son, we both blocked it out, that poor innocent.
	We were both two children, innocent children, and he brought us in here.
	I was a small child, too.
	Con fraternita di Nemi, you know, and they worship this weird thing.
	I mean, even their tradition, their Catholic tradition has some elements that are really weird.
	Is this like a doorway, though, when you open these things?
	I mean, when you visit these places, I don't know, is this a doorway?
	Definitely, Nemi was some kind of interdimensional doorway to somewhere because every time I went through You go through a very dark forest, before the dark forest, actually, there is this road and we saw a band which was selling porqueta.
	And that was porquitas are very much this mixed sandwiches.
	You know, I always love porquita sandwich, you know.
	And the specialities from there are rich.
	They were invented porquetas.
	It's actually in that area.
	But then we took a road and you go down this and it becomes darker and darker.
	This forest of Nemi becomes really that the sun doesn't go off.
	I remember now.
	And then suddenly you see a tunnel and then you go through the tunnel and you come out of the tunnel and you are in front of the village.
	And you are like, and you are in this village.
	I do remember that.
	That is like, it's like traveling to another era.
	And I remember when we went there doing the strawberry festival or something, they make wild strawberries that is full of wild strawberries and they make a fantastic ice cream with these wild strawberries.
	And then we had ice cream.
	So we made something good out of all that.
	And I'm sure I was praying.
	I was praying a lot.
	Who are the sponsors of today's show, Christy?
	Because we have some sponsors today.
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	You are so kind and generous every month.
	So we're here for the month.
	And Malgar Zara Mince as well.
	Thank you.
	And thank you, everybody who bought the book.
	And thank you.
	We're very grateful.
	Yes, guys.
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	Tell me when we're done talking about it, so I want to talk about something else.
	What do you want to talk about?
	How funny you were last week at the end of the show.
	Did you guys see how funny he looked with those things on his head?
	Because he looked like cookie monster.
	You gave me that fact.
	We were watching the show because we always watch the show.
	We were having our pizza watching the show and we didn't expect it, you know, and then the aim came on and we both just fell on the floor laughing.
	We were laughing so hard.
	That was like the funniest thing.
	I mean, we must have laughed.
	It's probably not funny to anybody else, but it was pretty funny to us because it was like his bald head.
	And then you could see like the blue.
	And it looked like either, it looked like the cookie monster or Elmo.
	And you guys got to check it out.
	It was pretty funny if you want to laugh.
	Yeah, you can check it at the end of last week's show, not this week.
	But I hope you had a great 4th of July.
	It's been my second 4th of July as an American citizen.
	And I'm very honored to be an American citizen.
	I'm very honored of being in this great country that has given me the possibility to continue my work as a journalist, as an author, without the censorship and the persecution of the Vatican, which, of course, you can imagine, especially when I remember once it was Gilberto, Tommy Leo.
	Another one.
	No, no, but he knows people in the Vatican.
	He said, you know that they're in Marino, near there, in the land of this bishop, they are conducting.
	If you want, I can give you the address.
	They're doing a black mass in the next few days.
	I'm telling you, there is a...
	I mean, if it wasn't bad, it was not a bad.
	That's why it kept because there is so much cracking what needs to make me see and made me feel.
	There you go.
	Thank you so much.
	Thank you for this book.
	Today, we will be, of course, doing another interesting show.
	This time I'm going to be moving from Rome and going into another region filled with dark elements.
	Oh, lovely.
	I'm not going to tell you more until next week.
	I can't wait.
	Okay, no worries.
	Do you enjoy these subjects?
	Sometimes you don't because, you know, they're pretty dark.
	Whatever, I just expected it.
	So it was fine, actually.
	It didn't bother me one bit more.
	When you were there in EMI, you kind of went along.
	I was very fragile.
	But you went along with it.
	I didn't go along with it.
	And I was just confused.
	I was a small child.
	Ah, okay.
	You're a small child.
	I was.
	I felt like it.
	Ah, okay.
	So that's fine then.
	We will end the show as usual with the music of images of the order of my fantastic book covers and the images of Alberta from Daily Panel.
	You guys are gonna feel like me now.
	We all gotta suffer through the darkness.
	In that time, our world has taken so many steps in the wrong direction.
	You have to describe, really, what we are living through.
	And unfortunately, we're into dark times, so...
	Well, I know that you're not telling me anything I don't know already.
	Look who I live with.
	Technology.
	Yeah, basically.
	I like that.
	Woo!
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Yeah, volume 12.
	Nice.
	For the two from Babel Aldado's team.
	Yes.
	The negative science, technology, and social organization dehumanization.

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