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Ammon Hillman opens with the numbers and then the word. Greek carries about fifty-seven million surviving words and, he says, a million and a half unique forms, while ancient Hebrew works from roughly eight thousand words, the reading vocabulary of a third grader. The second half of the case is the kinaidos (κίναιδος), a word the Victorians hid in Latin as catamite, which runs through Etruscan back to Ganymedes (Γανυμήδης), the boy Zeus abducted to be cupbearer and lover. Hesychius glosses the kinaidos as the iynx (ἴυγξ), the wryneck bird, and as sesopygis, the shaker of the buttocks, the spell-bird the witches nailed to the wheel and made scream.
The New Testament scene is set next to it. In Mark 14:51 the boy with Jesus is a neaniskos (νεανίσκος), a young boy, spelled with a diminutive, and the translations quietly upgrade him to a young man. The boy wears a sindōn (σινδών) bandage around his naked body, and the word for the bandage leads back to byssos (βύσσος) and porphyra (πορφύρα), the purple on linen. The boy is also called a napios (νήπιος), an infant, a child who cannot protect himself, and Hillman reads the whole arrest scene as the cupbearer arrangement: the drug on the wrap and the boy as the vessel.
The final section goes to the first verses of Genesis and their Greek technicals. The earth is aoratos (ἀόρατος), the unseen made a noun, and akataskeuastos (ἀκατασκεύαστος), the unprepared, the word the dictionaries illustrate with an unpolished pharmakon. The Hebrew flattens the pair into formless and empty. The abyssos (ἄβυσσος) is the boundless, and the stereōma (στερέωμα) is the solid framework, not a firmament. The thesis is the same one Akhenaten left behind: a modest, one-god box that kills everything outside it, and the claim that the text was created in Greek and back-translated down.
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This is it.
drugs raw opium drips hail satan in the dark harbor open your eyes give you vision go to
the serpent temple and take some dragon venom power of the black mirror i’m with the root
cutters the dorm bringers medea the sorceress venus producer of the sweetest nectars dance
with the muse the radio specter welcome back to lady babylon this is initiating apocalypse
i have some great news for you and i have a couple of things to talk about our talk today is going
to be two different things i’m going to introduce you to the kinitis and then we are going to look
at a couple of i’m sorry we’re gonna look at a couple of this is serious a couple of uh passages
there right out of genesis just to show you um how this cannot be a translation um from hebrew
to greek that the greek is the original yeah um it’s gorgeousness and gorgiosity is what it is
um so that’s fantastic we’ll get to that second half first half i want to bring you and i want
to make this a solemn moment i do before we get to the conitis i want us to be able to be able to
really push into that dirt to get down there and to get that evidence right in our hands i just
want to look at it i want to look at it teddy bass if you like the music you’re going to like
teddy bass check out dragon venom dragon venom oh god dark dreams my favorite oh love it love it um
thank you teddy you are a true orpheus um fantastic we’ll be featuring it chewy is gonna be
working on some visionary stuff using that music so i’m looking forward to it i’m looking forward
Good job, Chewy. Everybody loves Chewy. Say it in the comments. We all love Chewy. Yes, here we go. Are we ready? I also want to say shout out real quick to Gnostic Informant, who is sitting on a beach in Florida. Yes, relaxing after a most excellent interview with Danny Jones, who is the most excellent interviewer.
yeah love it i cannot wait until um my segment comes out because it was he did such a good job
it was the best day of my life i asked neil when he’s sitting on the beach he’s reading
carl carini i think you know um and he says oh my god um he says this was the best day of my life
i said yes see that’s the thing i told you danny jones danny jones and steven with a ph yeah steve
with a ph love it he drives it you know what i mean the artistry of all of that it’s all through
steve vision oh god it’s such a good job so it should be out people keep asking me when’s this
interview going to come out? And I was like, well, you know, when it’s done. Yes. Fantastic.
Fantastic. And I hope people here will, you know, engage, engage and enjoy. I hope that we can
enjoy it. You know, we’re not doing this because it hurts. Right. All right. At least, you know,
all, all, uh, forgive me, sisters of frustration. I know you do it because it hurts. I understand.
Let us show, let us show people the conitis. Are people ready? Do you think they’re ready,
Chewy? No, I don’t think they’re ready. I don’t think they’re ready. All right, here we go.
Tonight on tonight’s show, Lady Babylon, let us take a look at the conitis before,
just to start us off the ship it’s done we’re here right get out everybody out we’re here it’s the
tonight i’ve got some exquisite alexandrian dead people stuff for you oh god the necromancy tonight
is off the chart and you’re about to get hit with a wave so just hold on there everybody who knows
lady babylon hold on there hold on okay here we go bring it up take a look at the stats really
quick you know what i mean just take a look at the stats this is the total number of words
total number of words of different languages from antiquity and you notice the egyptian total number
it’s like what is it five million that’s not bad that’s not bad right look at the um down a little
bit lowered latin’s got about 10 million oh that’s nice this is up to 300 a.d right um so no that’s
not bad that’s a decent amount that’s a decent amount what is the uh tell me something what is
the acadian at what’s the acadian everybody’s trying to ram acadian nine million right okay
uh sumerian here here shout out to gilgamesh in that third grade reading level epic
you know me people you know I’m gonna call a spade a spade okay now I want you to look at
Greek look at Greek 57 million 57 million you can take it down 57 million do you know what
that chart says you say it says a lot it’s got a whole bunch of numbers and bleep bleep cue this
and pie that. That chart says Greek is a potent lady. She is a potent lady. She is going to take
you somewhere that you cannot go with a million and a half unique word forms. Your average third
graders got a vocabulary. You know, the Gilgamesh reader has a vocabulary of about 3,000 words. You
know what I mean? Oh, God. Maybe 4,000, 5,000. Oh, my God. Do you know that that is about all of the
ancient Hebrew? Wait a minute. You mean the technical level of the ancient Hebrew that we’ve
god is about the level of a third grader yeah it is it is it’s a sad reality and i’ll show you in
a minute but languages are not all created equal yeah and oh god did greek take over oh god oh
so much so much why what is the superiority people keep asking me what is the superiority of greek
ancient bridge what is what is the power it’s the power to transform it’s the power to take
what is in the mind and to bring it down to pull it down to a concept oh god let’s keep going
where’s the kinitis where’s the kinitis bring on the kinitis oh open the doors for the kinitis
what is going on on that pot that looks oh is that who i think it is is that ganymede
oh chewy you found us ganymede take it that’s okay take it well canitis oh let’s show them
let’s just show give me the slides now give me the slides boom here we go people right out of
victorian flatus are you ready catamite that’s what a kinai dos is it’s a catamite did you see
what the victorians did they took you off into latin so that only educated would get it that’s
not nice of them it’s generally a lewd fellow a lewd fellow there’s a lot of range does anybody
use that kind of my neighbor is a lewd fellow public dancer oh my god well this is getting
better because in the plural it’s used just for obscene poetry how and look at the bottom number
three that’s galen that’s being cited there oh god and i look this one i check this one
right canadian give me the next one what is canadian canadian he’s look he says the canadian
is the yonks or it is the say so pugis yonks or say so pugis well i thought you said okay
everybody sit down on the bench at today’s the today’s field trip what we’re doing is we’re
sitting in this field in antiquity and i’m bringing to you the canidus i’m bringing to you
What is the kinitis? I don’t know what it is yet. Well, it’s a young. OK, give me the give me the give me the next.
Oh, whenever he spanks. OK, fantastic. That was from. Yeah. OK, fantastic.
Let’s go. I’m scared. Etymology. Look at here. Look at this. What is this from?
What is this catamite mean? Right. I told you they were fooling you. Right.
using latin on you so you wouldn’t recognize it well academy it’s really from the etruscan
and that etruscan believe it or not is written backwards right because it’s supposed to be
right to the left but anyway catamite from ancient greek ganu medes ganu medes do you hear the maid
root in the medua yes medea you’re going to start smelling the perfume of medea now
around the cnidus an attractive who’s ganymede he’s an attractive trojan boy abducted to mount
olympus by the god zeus to become the cupbearer and lover yes oh fantastic you have some mesmerizing
art for us nice job should we bring us out are you bringing us ganymede right this is the cupbearer
of Zeus, and lover, wait a minute, wait a minute, you mean a katamitos, is, what, what is this thing,
it’s a male underage lover, okay, now I told you, I told you, get ready for the wave, right,
we all just got splashed, don’t worry, it’s okay, you know, we’re just observing, we’re
dead guys speaking you know i mean hell satan all right go give me the next one um look catamitos
here it is in latin a boy or younger man and a homoerotic homoerotic in a homoerotic relationship
remember they don’t have a word for homosexual right so if you just left that out in a sexual
relationship you’d be just fine you’d be just fine yeah that’s what they’re describing okay
okay give me the next one give me the next one boom you got to go with the flow what is a yunx
what is a yunx it’s the rhino it’s the rhino wait a minute so the catamite the catamite is what
he’s a yunx according to galen that you take that root for catamite and you add an ending to it and
it changes it into a bird okay now we’re going to be watching this bird from it i know it sounds
like magic, and it is, but I want you to follow the logos here. Follow the logos. Are you ready?
Look at number two. It’s a spell or a charm. It’s a passionate yearning. Now, after that
phrase passionate yearning for, it says, agathon hetaron. You remember who are the hetairai of
Jesus. His apostles. His apostles. Okay. His apostles. Are you ready for the magic? Are you
ready for the magic? Here we go. Here we go. Give me the next one. I’m gonna go quick tonight. I’m
gonna go quick tonight. We gotta keep up. Look at this. The Canidion. Now, who is this? This is
Ezekias. Ezekias. Remember who he is? He’s our secret weapon. You got no seminarians. You got
no preachers who use Hesychius, right? You got nobody, nobody even close uses Hesychius. You’ve
got a few classicists who will use Hesychius. Hopefully most of them. Hopefully most of them.
Here we go. What is a canidion? It is an ornion, the yunx. It’s a bird. It’s the yunx. Okay.
What is the canidos? It’s an acerges pornos. It’s a what? You can hear the porn and the pornos,
right? What is your canidos? What is your boy, right? He’s a boy who does things that promote
acergeia. What is acergeia? Those are things you got to have purifications for. Those are the
things those are the reasons that if you’re jesus christ you get arrested in a public park with a
naked boy yeah screaming i’m not a lacedace yeah okay how many do you do you have with you tonight
jesus how many do you have you’ve got 12 right let’s go and see what’s happening with the okay
keep it just hang in there people it’s gonna get rough are you ready give give me that one
Here we go. What is that? Oh, Mr. Victorian. What is it? It’s licentious, wanton, brutal.
Look, look, look. I told you. They’re all farmers, right? Lascivious and lewd. Lascivious.
Lascivious. What is that boy? That boy is lascivious. Yes, that’s a Victorian way of
saying that boy is sexually active yes yeah okay and give me some specifics about this kid
give me some specifics did we get i think you skipped one did we get the um i wanted to see
the hang on let me just make sure that we didn’t oh yeah um right here people look for that
That cnidium, that is the youngst, the bird, or the sesopugus.
If you will look up sesopugus, which I think we’ve got something on in a minute.
I just want to break it down for you.
Seso is like seismic.
Think of the word seismic.
We get seismic in English.
It’s a shaking or a quaking.
It’s a shaking.
And what is a pugus?
That’s your buttocks.
That’s your buttocks.
What does this cnidus do?
Twerking.
Twerking.
It’s a dance, people. It’s a dance of offering oneself. And if you take that bird and you
nail it to that wheel, it’ll scream. Wait, what? You know what this is all for? Oh,
I’m sorry. I got ahead of myself. Just wait. Okay, here we go. That’s bad. Bad on me. Excuse me.
Bad bad. Um, ow
Okay. No the in my ear, right?
Technically it let’s go to the next one. Boom. What is it? Not a naughty?
Well, it is this can I dose right? So here look what I’m doing people. I’m bringing you from the grave
I’m bringing you the person who is defining it and ultimately remember this ends up from going from his CQS to
um his the real source of this dictionary which is an alexandrian grammarian and he says the
is the none not east none not east and how do i know you know i’m an addict greek dude walking
around how do i know none not he says i don’t recognize that give me the next one don’t worry
we can figure it out. Nanadzon. Nanadzon. Oh, right. It’s using the same root, which is probably
Pulaskian. And what does it mean? It means to pie zomenon. And you’ll recognize, my Greek students
will recognize the root for the child in there. Pies is the root for child. What do you do when
you pie zomenon? Well, if you ask the Victorians, they’ll say you play sportively to engage.
in youthful, amorous play. Youthful, amorous play. That is what the canidus does.
Jesus Christ was arrested with a slave who was a boy and who was naked. He was assigned to Jesus.
What is the sesa pugis? What is it that these boys are characterized by doing? What is it?
i know it’s rough material people it’s rough but it’s history you can turn away if you want to
let’s go give me the next one who is that you’re that’s always oh goodness we’re back look at that
that creepy jesus got us knocked out of the asteroid belt okay give me the give me the next
one boom where’s my where was it on the list there it is okay so i want to look at who is the yonks
remember um it’s the bird it’s the bird oh you you right stay with me and what is this
yunx this yunx is also called sesopugus that is the quaking of the buttocks yeah and um why is
this it’s because by the way who am i reading to you who am i translating for you this is the
Scolias on Theocritus’ idyll number two. So this is one ancient Greek talking about another famous
ancient Greek’s work, okay? Scolias, they’re commenting on the work. And this commenter here
says, what is the yunx? Because in Theocritus’ second idyll, which is about the witches and the
sorcery. He mentions the bird. The bird is central, right? What is the bird here? The bird is known
to turn around and shake its booty. They call her Yunga. Callimachus told her about her. She’s the
daughter of Echo. Wait, what? She’s the daughter of Echo. And what does she do? Well, we know it
was done to her. Zeus drugged her. God drugged her. Why? So he might sleep with her. When Hera
found out, she turned her into a bird. Why? So that she could work. Power of witchcraft. Power
of the drugs. Isn’t that gorgeous? Isn’t that gorgeous? What do we have there? Oh, let’s keep
going. Let’s keep going. Give me the next one. What do we have there? We got PDA, which is your
rump, right? I want you people to see this, but it’s also, look at number two at the bottom,
right? And by the way, this is the standard word for buttocks in ancient Greek. How do we define
the buttocks? We define the buttocks by staring at Aphrodite’s. Isn’t that interesting? What do
they call Aphrodite? They call her Calapaginous. That’s her epithet. She of the beautiful buttocks.
She of the beautiful buttocks. How do you define? That’s not the, listen, we got to turn around.
Come on, we got a falcon on the wrong side. She of the beautiful buttocks. That’s how.
Let’s go back to the buttocks because at the bottom of the buttocks, you’re going to find
something. Look here in the number, Roman numeral number two, Ura. Ura. Right. So we’re at the buttocks
and if you just move down a little bit, you’re going to see the Ura. What is the Ura? Take it
down. I’m going to tell you what the Ura is. The Ura is what Satan used to draw down a third
word of the angelic powers. Now, for those of you who are sitting on the throne of Satan,
hail Satan. For those of you who are sitting on the throne of Satan, do you understand? Yeah.
For those with ears to hear. For those with ears to hear. That’s what the Ura is. Now,
how is the Ura translated? Go to the next slide. Kick it. Kick it, Chewy. Boom. What is that Ura?
it’s the tail, right? It’s right there at the bottom of the piggy. And it’s the tail. It’s the
tail. You got that thing hanging off the bottom there. And what else? You know, yeah, I just got
to say, go ahead and leave it up. The God who left the Ewa with the best looking being and a tree
full of drugs that god wasn’t thinking i don’t know there’s bad planning okay yahoo if there’s
one thing i can say bad planning what is the aura that lucifer is so well known that serpent is so
well known for using look at number two i doy on i doy on you mean his tail is as i doy on yes
Some of us listening tonight have an Eidolion or Eidolia.
Many of us have Eidolia.
Yes, those are our tales by which we who are the most beautiful command the universe.
Whose kingdom is this?
Whose kingdom is this?
Says Jesus.
Jesus, tell me.
Tell me, Jesus.
Whose kingdom is this?
It’s the kingdom of the devil.
isn’t that nice that’s the ura do you understand it go to the next one go to the next one quick
hit them with this before they wake up watch here we go um this is part of the commentary i just
want to pull out this scolias and say look we get a really good explanation of priapus here
right priapus is that child of dionysus and the nymph niad keony right you know they he’s
associated with Lamsacus, you know, and some people say with Dionysus himself, and they prove
this, I’m translating, from the etymology. Look at that. Oh, God, look at this third line down,
the fourth word in etymologias. That’s the word for etymology. Oh, God. Oh, it’s so good. It’s
so good it’s the it’s the good that says don’t show it from the waist down fantastic priapus
now why are we concerned about priapus and the etymology of his name just hang in there and see
it’s all wrapped up together nicely connected beautifully in this beautiful tapestry of history
written history right oh here we go give me the next one give me the next one because i want to
explain what the scoliast says and this is theocritus theocritus is a hellenistic poet by
the way people right like the hellenistic poet yeah theocritus it’ll talk about magic
talking about bringing back your lover you won’t call back your lover here we go what um one before
this chewy one before us we got one star system ahead there there we go um and look what does he
say here? About the etymology, right? It actually is not pre-epos, he says. It’s pre-epos. Sticks
the digamma and that upsilon in there. And what is this for? This is because they’re referencing,
he says, the Bacchic dance of intoxication that involves all the shouting. The shouting,
right the shouting and he’s arguing that etymologically from this next star system
go to the next one boom um look here a pure a pure are you ready what does it mean it means
some kind of roaring some kind of vocalization right in the middle it can be to summon right
Oh, I like that. I like that so much. It’s that voice, that magic voice that calls. Can you hear it? I love it. Go back to the, one more time with the text above that. Now people, what does he say at the very bottom? He says in priapus, some people say priapus comes from proestai, to sperma. Uh oh, when I said sperma, you probably got it.
What is it? To project the sperm, to project the sperma. Does everybody see what that moment is of that rush, that shouting, that vocalization that brings the forecast, the throwing out, the injection into the world of that sperma?
because we all know, we all know that the universe is born from seed. The universe is born from seed.
We are farmers. Our universe is cultivation. You know where religion comes from? Some people have
been saying, comes from the drugs. No, the drugs are a part of it, but it doesn’t come from the
drugs. It comes from the nature. Yeah. Comes from nature herself. Wow. Imagine understanding the
world from that perspective. Okay. Here we go. That’s priapus. And that’s why he’s necessary.
Keep going. Next one. Oh, bam. We’re going to get through these fast tonight, people.
There’s a couple of… How’d we get here, by the way? Everybody, since we’re here and you see the
canitis sitting in front of you, right? You see the canitis. You saw him. I usually don’t refer
to the, you know, to our thumbnail, but tonight we’re looking right in the face of that boy
who was with Jesus Christ when he was arrested in a public park and the kid was naked. He was
naked at the time right with just this bandage on his private parts what’s happening jesus
jesus is screaming i’m not a trafficker yeah where are those boys where are those boys there’s
three of them right there right which one of them did he give the did he give the weapon to
it was the old one you know that older teenage guy what was his name peter i think it was
Yep. Let’s keep going. I called him the rock, right? The enforcer. How did we get here? We
got here from the field, right? What are the field? There’s those pharma, those drugs, people
that lead us to Philean. They literally cause us to passionately crave Philea. Do you know what I
mean? I give you something. And when I give you that substance, you will be pushed. How do they
translate philia? It can be kisses. It can be kisses. It can be kisses or it can be hardcore
intercourse. Yeah. That state of love. Isn’t that nice? These kisses can be brought to you by the
Drugs. So we’re sitting here in antiquity, right? Put it down, put it down, put down whatever it is,
dinner, put it down. We’re sitting here in the park and we’re with the Canidas,
the one that was with Jesus when he was arrested. He’s got the bandage on his private parts. And
what is he doing? He’s getting drugs. He’s getting drugs to make him sexually aroused.
You mean they’re drugging people? I just gave you two direct examples. One with Zeus and one
with Jesus. And what do we do? We turn the kid into a cup. The cup bearer is the one who has
that galenae. And we’re going to push the poison through the galenae. We get a combo. And that
combo will keep you alive okay all right he wanted to see it okay we got more on the canis here keep
going to the next one was that hermes and had to had to summon him okay look at this people what
are the pharmaca that we’re talking about um in this particular commentary he’s saying hey or you
know scoliast work it’s not really a commentary it’s just like a helpful way of explaining the
poetry right um like the poetry is being studied so yeah in the selenium mountain what happens the
um there are these people there and they have they possess these instruments that belong to
medea and to cersei and they’re things that they use to prepare drugs they’re used to prepare drugs
right for those of you who thought medea was myth these are people talking about the reference to
the instruments that they’re using in their drug making crafts their toxicological work yeah right
um they’ve got them they’ve got those instruments um keep going beautiful uh-huh next one um
And remember the Neoniscos that’s with Jesus.
I’m going to give you just a little bit of whiff of that boy.
I want you to come close to the kid, the naked, the kid that was naked with the bandage on his private parts.
I want you to come close to him from the throne.
I want you to reach out and I want you to say, what is this historically?
Young man, young man, what is this thing?
Now, you know, what is he according to Ezekiel?
He’s a napios.
He’s a napios.
Seriously?
That makes me feel bad for him.
You know what he just said?
He said he’s an idiot.
He’s somebody who can be mentally controlled like a young boy.
Oh, you mean I shouldn’t have called him a young man?
No, because he’s not a young man.
He’s a boy.
He’s with a napios.
He’s with somebody who is not mentally finished, haven’t cooked yet.
Give me the next one. What is this? What is napia? Just for those of you, because I get people telling me, hey, no, this kid, he’s 30. He’s got a beard and he’s got a wife and kids. No, no, napia or micropedia. Those are tiny kids.
Those are tiny kids who cannot yet understand how to defend themselves.
If you give those kids drugs as a laestates, you can sexually mold them into prostitutes,
conveyors of a religious form of communion known as the mystery.
Are you kidding me? Is that what Jesus was doing with the boy? Is that what Jesus was doing with
the boy? Now, everybody who says, Neoniskos is a 30-year-old, right? No. Look at how they’re
defining the words. All you do, you seminarians, you Bible historians, all you scholars of things
having to do with the dead sea scrolls all of that religious garbage doesn’t use the evidence
it doesn’t look at the evidence and it has it it has no reality to it and no undergrowth it’s built
on a sand it’s built on pure sand oh love this stuff where’s the lace days lace days you want
to know what lace days is let’s show you one let’s show you alexander because people have been asking
me. Lays, stays, lays, stays. Alexander, the false prophet, is one. And what does he do? He orders
his boys according to their looks. They got to be tall. They can’t have pimples. Got to be clear
complexion. They got to be the cream of the crop, he says. Yes. Okay. And what can you do with your
boys? You can drug them. You can drug them? Yes. They’re little factories, people. It’s ancient
pharmacology. Where did that gigantic, where did that gigantic, I was waving this around. It’s one
of my, one of my copies of Galen today. I was looking at it. It’s volume 12. Oh, it’s right
here, Chewy. It’s volume 12. Take a look at this, people. People, take a look at this. This is volume
12 from 1826. And what is it? It’s one of the pharmaceutical volumes. You mean that is all
an ancient greek dude writing about drugs all of that all every page every page oh my god wow
the sophistication here you gotta have respect for it you’ve really gotta have respect for it
get us back up put that what is that in the converter all right it’s plugged in fantastic
go to the next one go to the next one let’s keep come on we got to keep people it um in that zone
um for those of you who missed the bible i just wanted to throw in micah come here micah
come here micah the prophet right this is made up in the third century but um here we go one
god is gonna destroy utterly the drugs your drugs not just the drugs your drugs
he’s gonna destroy him right out of your hands you greedy drug thugs and what and all of those
elevated thoughts that you get from them yes yes yahoo’s back at the party right yahoo’s back at
the party he told the devil he was like watch the drugs watch them yeah what do you think the devil
did. She was, you don’t understand. You just don’t understand. That’s the problem. That’s
the real difference between the devil and Yahoo, Jehovah, Hashem. That’s the big difference between
Hashem and Satan. Yeah. It always comes down to Aphrodite. It always comes down to Aphrodite.
Who do you think it is that gives you all the generation? Why do you think the Romans walked
around so proud to be the children of children of aphrodite okay you’re almost there if you’re
that much closer to the mystery name of power that is roma if you’ve captured that name yet
you just got a whiff of it right there did you feel it you just got a whiff of it the medwa is
the awa is the awa and you set her up with the adamas and in their presence you you brought him
you brought the best looking man with the whole bunch of sex drugs and you you didn’t think they
would end up naked you pervert oh my god your religion is built upon an orgy right now it’s
fabricated in the third century fabricated there’s entry let’s go give me the next one give me the
next one we’re getting into it i want to give you some verses look we’re going to end on this
we’re going to end on this. Tonight, I’m going to bring you back to creation. What is written
below is the Greek. It says, in the beginning, God made Uranus and Gaia. Uranus and Gaia. And
Gaia was Aoratos and Akataskevastos. Now, I’m just going to show you. This is the passage that says
the earth was aortos. I’m going to show you how this is a more technically advanced work
than what the Hebrew is. This cannot be a translation of Hebrew. You cannot take a
non-technical term and jazz it up or translate it into a technical term. You can’t do that.
You can go the other way. You can lose tech. You can’t gain it. That’s how Mother Nature works,
baby it’s the way up let’s go to the tower of babel are you ready give me what is this so the
earth is our orators let’s see what is the earth it’s our orators give me the next slide what is
our orators please i don’t mean to be all yelly um here it is i just want to just see it our
orators see the last word i just blew it up right our orators can you see it everybody in greek
should be wondering, what is aoratos? It is unseen or invisible. And you can see this is just horao,
the Greek verb to see, plus the alpha privative, a. That’s not too, that’s not, it doesn’t take
much to figure that out. It’s the unseen or the invisible. Notice they say the to aoraton is the
unseen world. Now look what the Greek is doing. It’s taking a concept and it’s taking it out of
the abstract adjective form, the description, and it’s turning it into the concrete. It’s making it
a noun. And Greek is exceptionally good at doing this. And as a result, the unseen becomes that
which is unseen. The unseen world. Do you know what the unseen world is? Do you know what the
unseen world is? No, of course you don’t, right? Because this author who is writing the Torah
is faking it. They are creating something, not passing down documents. They’re creating. It is a
Greek creation. Oh, are you kidding? Do you know how much that changes history? Oh my God. It’s no
wonder israel and tel aviv finkelstein it’s no wonder you were there we found we found that
canaanite temple at the bottom of megiddo you know that thing they call solomon’s blank fortress or
what you know it’s not that you know it’s not that there’s no archaeological evidence
this is a forged history it’s a forged history fantastic right now presumably they want you to
thanks. Scribes and scholars and Sadducees and sectists and, you know, zealots, people in deserts
with pots, and the end is coming, that kind of people, right? The people with the knowledge
of the box, the monist box, because what monism does, and Akhenaten taught us this,
And I’m Amon, hail Satan. Akhenaten is the one who’s bringing, first brought that monist box. Everybody in the box, anybody outside the box gets killed. That’s all there is to it. It’s the form of genocide that makes the basis of the volcano of monist religions. It’s that magma. It’s ultimately going to blow.
yes fantastic not so fantastic right that’s how much is it not so fantastic um the watchers thank
you suck by the way go to the next one um look at this what do they make of the that which is
unseen what do they do with the unseen world right um the translators who are trying to
create a hebrew text from the greek septuagint is very complex um formless confusion
unreality, maybe emptiness, right? Doesn’t it sound like a shotgun? Sounds like a shotgun,
bro. Did you hit that? The linguists that are working on this, did you guys hit that with a
shotgun, right? Where you’re like, oh, I don’t know, but here, this is bound to hit something.
It’s from an unused word. What the? I dare you to find, I dare you to find any classical
philosophers would ever say this. For an unused word, it sounds like your Hebrew, your ancient
Hebrew is a forgery. It sounds like you’re making it up from the Greek. Did you know there are words
in Greek that are way older that the Hebrew adapts to its own in the Septuagint? It makes,
It creates roots. It’s a forgery. The Torah, the Old Testament, the Pentateuch, the books of Moses,
a forgery, a forgery. Wow. Wow. Why would you do such a thing? Why would you forge something like
that? It’s appropriation. It’s to claim legitimacy, right? It’s that fight, that eternal fight between
us and what is foreign. Yeah. It happens over and over again in history and ultimately it ends up
in a genocidal rainstorm. Yeah. It’s amazing. Amazing. Monism is dangerous. It’s the most
dangerous quantum chemical in existence and in reflection. Yeah. Yeah. It’s that reflection
poison. Let’s go. Let’s go to the next one. So you can see that the Hebrew is not able to
approximate. Now look at this word. You can just look at this. What else is the world
in creation? It’s akataskewastos. Now you can see from this Greek that this is not a short little
word. This thing is built. Not only does this thing have a root, but it’s also got a prefix
and an alpha privative.
Okay, now watch how the meaning changes.
What is this thing?
What is an earth that is that?
We’ll start with skewastos.
That means something prepared by art, right?
It’s artificial as opposed to futeltos.
And what is futeltos?
That is something that has phuo, that has nature,
that’s been engendered, that’s been engendered.
gendered. And this word is used of drugs. Why? Because drugs are prepared. They’re artificial
constructions. When they’re talking pharmaca, they’re not talking plants. Now they’re talking
all of the plant substances that we’re combining and treating with this and this wash. And we do
the six months later, it turns out you take the stuff and it turns you into Frankenstein.
right okay what is this thing here look at it’s a drug but look at um galen there at the bottom it
also uses thumiamata what are thumiamata those are things that you inhale right you come over
and there’s a you know priestess and she’s singing and she’s burning some stuff and after a while you
you fly in with the group welcome welcome to bakik air please put your seats in their fully
back position with your feet up in the air. Yes. Fantastic. Fantastic. Brought to you by the
Virgin. Oh, is this that Virgin? Yes. This is the dark one. This is the dark one. This is the
Malinois. Oh, isn’t that gorgeous? Malinois. That dark mind. Beautiful. You knew if I was going to
talk about the magic of the catamites, you knew that I would have to bring her in, right? Because
she’s the queen let’s go to the next one so what happens with that scale astos when i add kanta to
it watch the greek form real concepts artificial is opposed to autofuice self-generated right um
under artificial conditions and then suborned when you talk about people being suborned oh god now
Let’s add an alpha privative to the front of it.
Watch how it changes the meaning.
What is this thing out of the Bible?
Akata skewastos, not properly prepared.
And the first example they give is a pharmakon, right?
Unformed, unwrought, unpolished.
Now, give me the next one, please.
Give me the next one.
What is the, Hesekias, what do you think of akata skewastos?
You think it’s afilokaleton.
aphilokaliton. Look at that beautiful long word. It’s kale plus philo plus a on the front of it.
What does it mean? What does it mean? I’m chasing these words. I think I’m ecstatic or something
because they seem to all be connected. Aphilokalitos means without adornment, without
adornment. Okay. How is it going to be translated into Hebrew, this term? Are you ready? Here we go.
emptiness. Now you can hear it. You can hear it. If I just explained everything I explained to you
to a third grader, they would say, emptiness. Yes. Yes. Do you see what the Hebrew scholars
were doing? Hebrew was so dead that they only had 8,000 words to work with. And the best that you
can do is come up with something that sounds like the epic of Gilgamesh. It’s just a fact of nature.
Mother Greek is a monstrous. She’s a monstrous. Let’s keep going. Let’s keep going to the next
one. Watch this. I’m going to do it with another verse. Are you ready? And the darkness was all
over the abusu. All over the what? Abusu. What is an abusu? Give me the next one. It is a
something that has no peras, no boundary. It is an infinite. It has no stops to it.
Wait a minute. The abyss has no? Yes. Give me the next one. Look, how are we going to define it with
the Victorians. It’s bottomless, unfathomed, and they talk about peg, springs, unfathomable,
boundless, right? Boundless. Now, look at definition number two. What is it when you
take this word, and Greek does this. This is, again, the power of the language. It’ll take now
that adjective, bottomless, unfathomed, right? Which, by the way, it puts the, what is unfathomed?
that’s the mind of zeus right nice um the thoughts anyway the council um and what is it what is it
it’s the great deep it’s the underworld it’s the infinite wait no you leave that one out what is it
when it says the great deep here you notice where that’s from that’s from the septuagint and
underneath that is the gospel of luke the epistle to the romans and the apocalypse wait a minute i
think we have a Victorian. I think we have a Victorian who’s messing with us. Do you see what
happens? We’re trying to define a word based upon its neighborhood, and its neighborhood is a select
text, group of texts, the New Testament and the Septuagint, and that’s it. They’re trying to
create a special divergent definition, and this is a no-no. This is a no-no. Let’s keep going.
Let’s go to the next one. Watch this, people. Boom. What do we do with it, third grade man?
Rocker. An extended surface or an expanse? A surface or an expanse? You see here how basic
that is? A surface or an expanse? Okay, so my tech is dropping. I’m losing my tech. Give me
one more example. I’m going to show you this one more time. Now you’ll be able to predict it
yourself or was that the one more did we skip one um yeah here here’s the now the steady oma
um everybody’s heard this translated as firmament firmaments right the firmament it’s okay i didn’t
include this the firmament what is that firmament well let’s see what the steady oma is blow that up
for me please it’s a solid body and you’ll notice right after they quote anaxagoras okay uh-oh
now you’re talking about some pretty complex cosmology right okay fine immaterial solids
foundation or framework for example it’s the skeleton on which the body is as it were built
it is that solid foundation now look at number three this will throw you what is this it’s also
the Stata. Now, the person here argues it’s the one that the Stata that has to do with the ship,
the Stata that has to do the ship. But watch this next one. What is the Stata? That’s the
one that they say, no, it can’t have anything to do with that. That has not brought forth,
right? No children, no making. Wait, what? A heifer? Yep. Right. Can also just be a woman
who is barren, who has not produced. Now, notice right in the smack dab middle of this is the
Orphic Lithica. I’ve got a student, shout out to Aion, who’s reading the Orphic Lithica right now,
right? Okay, be careful. You’ve got Orphic Vox going on, right? Right? Look at this. Look at
the bottom of that paragraph that’s number two, Roman numeral number two. It says,
and psuche right ah do you see what’s happening the virgin the virgin steps forward the virgin
steps forward now wait a minute wait a minute before we go give me the picture of that
virgin back again whoever or whoever you had programmed in for fantastic so um you mean the
virgin is she who separates the waters yep and if you and i are on cyprus we know who that is
she comes right out of those waters she’s the one who has the seed and perpetuates everything
you know that priapus that is the spirit of the laestes who overcomes the canidus
Because the reason the kinitis is so important and why Jesus has one is you have to have that poison along with that kinitis’ ejaculate.
You have to have its priapus, right?
You have to have that force or it won’t work.
Physiologically, it won’t work.
and it’s dangerous because they’re what they’re painting that scene done with it’s wrapped around
that kid’s private parts that’s a poison it will kill you it’s all those witches man it’s all those
you see that thing sitting there sitting there that thing is described in aristophanes and he
compares it to a penis yeah and it’s a joke between a wife and her husband she wants to give him some
yeah and he’s like nope interesting let’s go back remember we’re in cyprus so what happens
go back to the last one we’re in cyprus so um ladies guess what this weekend you get to go out
and celebrate adonis with a total stranger that you pick out um and mr husband that you have at
home he’s not going to say a single thing do you know why we have kicked around we ladies of city
have kicked this place around so much. We have real power. We have real power. Isn’t that nice?
Wouldn’t it be nice? How many, let me just ask this before we finish. We’ve been talking about
the conitis all night, right? We have to, because that conitis is with Jesus, right? And it’s terms
like conitis that we can’t, we’re not going to be able to translate into the Hebrew, right?
They just, it’s not going to be able to make it to that level. Okay. I’m sorry. It’s okay.
it’s okay you know you’re dealing with a language it’s got 1.5 million you know what i mean and you
can’t get 8 000 right eat your eat your cupcake tommy you know what i mean eat your kind it’s
okay it’s okay daddy will be home soon it’s getting late it’s already eight o’clock tommy go
to bed go to bed right me and me and greek we’re gonna stay up tonight me and greek all right now
it because you feel it go go to that very last one give me that last last slide we’ll end on
this people just some a little bit of um serious gift look at this similas what is similar some of
you will recognize the name simile this is hesychius again thank you hesychius for your
definitions this is simile who is simile simile is the mother of dionysus right hail satan the
mother of Dionysus. And what does Ezekiel tell us? The great name of the virgin. Remember who
she is, Simile? And I’ll just remind you, she’s the virgin who slept with Zeus, who slept with
God. Do you know her? Do you know a virgin who slept with God? Isn’t that something? And we’re
just here to prove that that happened. Look at the name. Look at the name. What’s under the name
of simile. What’s under the same root? It’s using the same root. Kochlias. Kochlias. That’s the
purple, people. That’s the purple. You know when Euripides in the opening lines of the Bacchae
says that he was birthed in the lightning? He had that oysterus. He got that oysterus from simile,
from simile the child dionysus is the child of she who founded the bachic right isn’t that gorgeous
isn’t that gorgeous welcome to the bachic empire welcome um it’s time to go and that really gets
my goat because i wanted to tell everybody everybody um ever anybody who’s kept a stop
I mean, keep, just wait. With all due reverence, Penelope, show us the cross. Give us the cross
to behold. Let us know that its power emanates from what it covers, and it covers a multitude
of sin, a multitude. Thank you, Penelope. Rock on. Thank you for coming tonight. Everybody,
you can see that i’m still not giving you the address for um and you it’s still under construction
man it’s under construction it’s coming but it’s it will be something fantastic and i appreciate
everybody who’s interested everybody right anyone who wants to enlist i appreciate thank you yeah
there’s this yeah there is there is hail hail satan rob street there is a stain yes do we have
a song about an immortal stain i think we need one um thank you everyone who is waiting though
seriously and i will be pushing that forward please keep a lookout for danny jones um who
totally rocks um and okay um i think it was gorgeous absolutely gorgeous to be able to sit
with him so i appreciate that um thank you for coming tonight and you know what it’s time for
it’s time to hail satan
Dances in my dreams, describe the form of Kahn, bring the mystery of the drugs for Bacchus, Apollonia from the stars, darken the sky at a distance with arrows, dipped in dragon venom, poisonous kisses, and a leather whip, captain of the wheel on the room when she walks in, I’m on the harp and the bongo drums,
Like the magic gin, in the morning I blaze weed, get behind the mule and push
Someone’s gotta grow this sage and frankincense So they can get high
Cornucopia from the garden orchard Bobo Rigatoni sippin’ wine
As the bacalades have a little taste Off the contact, sounds nice
Her perfume is the intoxication
Source: Lady Babylon