Mormon Church Exposed: The Whole Truth

Dark magic. What is the highest cost you can pay?

>> Sacrifice.

>> Anybody that seems to get a hold of this true teachings of the school of the prophets goes a little crazy. Their kids die. Lorie Valow, she murdered her children. The Laferdy brothers, they murdered their sister-in-law and her daughter, nearly decapitating her. They're never going to tell you this.

He had to borrow my black horse and go there on the fall equinox and he needed to dress all in black and he needed to go there in the middle of the night. He was channeling something. He is doing what we call today, you know, a quarter moon ritual.

There are seven people on the original Mayflower that are related to Joseph Smith. Uh Joseph Smith was a master mason. He became a master mason in the course of 24 hours. That's not normal either.

>> Where's Jesus?

>> Jesus. Yeah. Don't you know about the new world order is coming? And I'm like, you missed the boat. It came with the Mayflower.

>> This is the oath you take.

>> Yeah.

>> If you leave the church, you

>> you'll you'll cut out your tongue and they'll slice your belly.

They >> They baptized Hitler.

>> Obama's mom, Hitler, Napoleon, all the stars, like everybody. They want Hitler in heaven with Jesus in the picture.

>> In the 1970s, the Catholic Church got in a whole bunch of trouble with money and the Mormon church bailed them out. You have to learn all the secret handshakes to get past the angels and sentinels in heaven cuz if you don't know the handshakes, even if you were Mother Teresa, you're not getting in.

He had a very deformed dick.

>> That's how you should start the podcast. Do you swear?

>> Yes.

>> What the Mrs. Tidy love. You said that you were born into Mormon church. You said that your relatives, your family helped establishing

>> the L day saints church. Please tell me the story. I'm here to listen. I'm all ears.

>> You're all ears. Well, thank you for having me, first of all. Thank you.

>> Thank you for coming.

>> I'm excited because it's my first in-person interview, so this is fun. And um you know, being from a Utah Mormon area growing up, I didn't think anything was weird in my life at all, ever. And I just did what my great-grandma did and what her grandma did. And this goes back to the Huntingtons, the tailor. Um, I'm more on the side of the women. So when you go down and look at Brigham Young, I'm not related to Brigham. I mean, polygamy happens, so probably a little, but his wives is my my relatives.

>> Yes, of course. Back here,

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>> And so, when we look at this stuff and the people that started it, and I mean, it's it's obfuscated. It's wrong. I brought books to show that and slides. and they like to have one narrative and and it's wrong. And so that is my biggest problem with the Mormon church growing up in it. I devoted my whole life to it. Uh, I'm kind of like the ex-girlfriend that somebody lied to and now I'm their worst nightmare because I hate being lied to.

>> So

>> So what do they lie to about?

>> Yeah. So when you're growing up in the church, you were told like if you do these things, if you keep these covenants, if you go to the temple, if you do, you know, all the rights and rituals and everything that goes with this, you're going to go to heaven. Okay, this is all about heaven. I didn't know what a mason was. People laugh about that. I didn't know Joseph Smith was a polygamist. I didn't know about that. Not that people really focus on that for the Mormon church. That is my least focus of the Mormon church. Um, just because if they're over 18, I really don't care. I mean, as long as nobody's getting hurt, it's not my thing, but like whatever.

>> But but if they are being bamboozled.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. And they were at the beginning. And so when we get to people like Brigham Young who had 55 wives and only 57 children, but he's supposed to go forth and procreate and replenish the earth, I'm saying he's doing a bad job because he didn't even have as many as I did. So,

>> so he was one of the founders.

>> Yes. And so

>> 55 wives, 57 children.

>> He's not he's not doing much. That's like one and you know what the reason?

>> Well, okay. So, the first the first things we probably should get into is maybe the beginning of what the narrative is. And so on that stuff I sent you, there's a picture of a boy and he's praying in the woods and there's two people that are looking like kind of angels or whatever. And um hopefully it came through. But if if it didn't, we can we can wing it on that because Joseph Smith's whole thing is Yep. we can go there. So he was praying because he didn't know what church to join. And so he was 14 years old in this narrative. Now this story has been done five different times, five different ways. I'm going to give you the original. Okay.

>> So this is supposed to be that this family comes from Palmyra, New York. the burned over district in this time frame where religion is a hotbed of all kinds of fun things and they're having all this, you know, religious revival and it's a big deal. So, he's he's wanting to know what church to join and then he prayed about it out in the woods and and the Lord God came after a fit of darkness overcame him and saved him with Jesus Christ the son. They are not the same people for the Mormons. They're different. They are two different people. as well as the Holy Ghost is a different person. So, he prayed and they showed up to him. He saw them. He talked to them uh specifically to God, the Father, and they told this 14-year-old boy, "Join none, okay? Because we're going to help you figure out what's the true church, and you're going to help us restore it." So, this movement became like a restoration movement. And this photo that you have up is Moroni. And people see this on top of the temple. Uh, when you go by, there's a golden statue up on top of Salt Lake City temple. All the most of the temples. Some of them are not doing it now, but it used to be every temple.

>> So they call churches temples.

>> Churches are churches and temples are different. And so we're Yeah. So Moroni comes after the Lord said he was going to send his messenger and Moroni shows up. Now, in this narrative, he looks, you know, angely. Uh, but if you go to his dad's narrative, he had his throat slit and he was bleeding all over. So, it it gets, you know, spicy all over the place. And that's fine. But it wasn't what we were told. We were told this guy is an angel and he came and talked to Joseph Smith. Now, I want to ask you something. And I know you talk to Josh a lot, so I know you'll know the answer. Are angels dead people?

>> No.

>> No. Well, this guy used to be alive. So, here's our first problem.

>> Yeah. Interesting.

>> And so, Joseph Smith said Moroni was a Native American that died in a great war on the hill Kamora. And um a whole bunch of people died too. And you know, he has the history of this world just like the Bible is the history of the old world that he's going to give him these plates of this world. Okay. And so I was always taught that it was by kind of like this weird book study. I'm not sure if the one came through where there's two guys and they're study very studiously looking at books. Um and you know, yes, that's it. Perfect. So for nearly 200 years, the official church history is this is how this went down. Okay. So Joseph Smith had the breastplate of righteousness. If you're familiar at all with, you know, old Jewish stuff, this is kind of the same thing. Okay? And, you know, he had these magical crazy glasses and they called this the Euromum and they're supposed to be the reason why he's looking in one part of the frame is because they're gigantic glasses. There's another hint. Uh, so his face can only fit in one little piece of it. and he is translating this, but people often think, okay, he's having them scribe it out word for word. That's not what's happening here. He's doing this in something called reformed Egyptian, which it probably wasn't. I I have some guesses there. It's most likely Coptic Welsh um that he was using, and there's a reason for that. But regardless, it looks very close to John De's alphabet. All right. So,

>> what is that?

>> So, John D was a magician for Queen Elizabeth I. And he is a very interesting character when we get into um magic. And he's the original 007. Uh

>> Really?

>> Mhm. Yeah. This this gets weird. And I don't even have to make it up. People always say, "You're making things up." And I'm like, "H I I don't ever have to make it up. I could do a show every day of my life. It would be severely interesting and I would never have to tell a lie because I hate lies." So Albert Broccoli that made up W7, it was based on that guy John D.

>> John D. And he's this old, you know, alchemist. He's a mathematician. He's a polyglot. He's very smart. And he was into astronomy and and he was into magic. He created something called the Inokeian, you know, magic system. And so do you know about Inokeian magic? So the system is there's two systems of magic today where even magicians go better know what you're doing. Solomonic magic and ankian. And he was one of the creators of the enocian magic. He says he channeled spirits. Boy, where have we heard that before? We just talked about that. Okay. So he channeled spirits, but he's bringing them here, right? He's God can send us messengers. Yes, 100%. Cuz people always say, "Oh, you're saying angels aren't good or blah, blah, blah." And I'm like, "No, no, no, no, no. Angels do what they're told." And they don't like us a whole lot, okay? It's just the situation. We're the crappy younger brother. It's just what it is, okay? And and they'll do what, you know, father tells them, but they don't really love it.

>> It's mentioned in the book of Enoch.

>> Yeah. So, they're messengers, you know, they'll do what they're told, but they're not coming here just out of the goodness of their heart. This is a God God thing. But this wasn't, you know, and I can prove that because Joseph Smith was also a magician. And you know, the Mormon church doesn't like to talk about this, but Crowley did. You know who he is.

>> You know who?

>> Alistister Crowley.

>> Alistister Crowley. Okay.

>> So, Alistister Crowley loved Joseph Smith. In fact, he referenced him in his book Moonchild because he looked up to him so much. So, there's a reason for that. There's a reason for everything. And when we have forgotten all of our history, see, you come from a different place. I bet you know your history. I bet you know how things were, you know, before.

>> I know the official history,

>> right? Right. But at least you know that. Yeah, we we don't. In America, how many people know their history?

>> Well, I mean, everything everybody knows Christopher Columbus

>> 1492 sailed the oceans blue

>> and that's about it, right? it's not it's not really um complete because they got people not to care anymore. And I think they were very successful with that. And so when we look at this stuff and even going back to the pilgrims, this all ties in. And I never even thought to look at the pilgrims until recently. I'm going to be doing a new series on history. It ties in. Every time I turn around, I'm like, "Why is he here? Why is why is Joseph Smith's family here? What is this? What is this about?" You know, so this this church narrative is that this guy couldn't read or write, that he didn't have an education, that he was a dumb farm boy that went out in the woods and then had this angel appear. Well, that's not really the real story. So,

>> it's very much like Muhammad didn't write a read. He had this encounter with the angel

>> that told him the truth, quote unquote,

>> but he didn't channel the angel there, right? He passed out and then one came. I'm not a 100% how. I don't think he was doing channeling to my knowledge, but Joseph Smith was and there's some evidence of that. And so there is a little uh thing on there where there looks like a ticket. It looks like a little because it is. It's a court ticket. And that one is his mom talking. Hopefully the ticket came through.

>> Okay.

>> And so I'll just tell you a little bit about it. When we're looking at this ticket, I only bring it up because it's going to be intrical in the parts of why do we know what we know and who told you that, right? Like because that matters and maybe it didn't come through. Um, so the ticket up there. Yep. One back.

>> That one.

>> This is it. So there's a real court case. Okay. This is a court case against Joseph Smith, the glass looker. This is the date. People can look this up. it's there for everybody to see. And he was, you know, in trouble for being basically a bad treasure digger. He was uh got fined for being a unruly person, I believe is what it was. But he was doing magic and they were often times ran out of town because they were doing magic. And so when you have a court case, something else has to happen. to be convicted, you have to have people that submit their statement because you can't just say, you know, say so. You've got to prove.

>> So, he has some neighbors and other people that come forward in the hurlbut affidavit and people can look this up and they talk about what Joseph Smith was doing and why do they know that? And so,

>> what was he doing?

>> So, the story is that he just prayed and then he was supposed to go meet the angel. Remember that's the the first narrative. The next narrative is the neighbor says, "Well, he had to borrow my black horse and go there on the fall equinox and he needed to dress all in black and he need to go there in the middle of the night and he was channeling something. So he is doing what we call today, you know, a quarter moon ritual." And this is, you know, important. Now the church will say, you know, yeah, okay. in this book. It will talk all about it. This is early Mormonism and the magic world view. And there's a whole book about this. Some of the stuff that I put up there is there. This is an older book. But they talk all about this folk magic in here. Okay? It's folk magic. That's not what it was, though. And I can prove that because you're going to see on here there's some sigils and some signs that look definitely not Christian. Um, probably most likely you can see one that looks like a coin.

>> There's another picture, right?

>> The Jupiter talisman. Yep. Right there. So, this Jupiter talisman, you know, Joseph Smith died with this in his pocket. He didn't die with his magic underwear on, but he did die with this, so it was obviously very important to him.

>> Mhm.

>> And this, we know this was his because his wife wanted it back, and so she identified it to retrieve it back after the death. the other stuff, they're going to go, "It was his. No, it was his." Because they don't want to, you know, be in trouble for what was with them. And so, this is what led me to the solommonic magic that I found because this is the pentacles, you know, this is in solommonic magic. This is a pentacle and this is about Jupiter. And I think there's another slide about about that. Hopefully, it is. And so when we look at these things and my biggest situation on this is you can do whatever you want. Okay? If you want to make your religion out of the flying spaghetti monster, go ahead. That's a real thing. Okay? But it's not what they say it was. And so when we look at this pentacle, it if you reverse look it up, it will take you directly to the keys of Solomon. And I'm talking about the keys of Solomon.

>> What are those?

>> You don't know?

>> I don't know. I know [ __ ] about magic. So, please

>> educate me.

>> I didn't know either until way later. Let me tell you, as I was deconstructing my own faith and then doing this afterward, it was some days I would just come home and be he would my husband would be like, "Are you okay?" And I'm like, "No, this is nuts. this I don't even know what to do with this, you know, like this is a lot. And I really was urged by the spirit to like study these magic things. And I'm like, I don't want to study magic things. I'm scared, you know, like. And people make fun of that. You can do whatever with it. They have, but that's not my wheelhouse, you know? I'm just I was just this mom. I just told God I would do whatever. And he's like, "You're going to do this thing." And I was like, "No, that seems nuts." Uh, so yeah,

>> but once you say that,

>> you have to mean it.

>> And so this was put on my heart and and I I didn't know why. See, I'm going into all this like you. I didn't know anything. And I'm like, why do I have to do this? It's scary. Scares me.

>> Mhm.

>> Um much less now, but this was at the beginning. Do I do magic? No. Do I think people should do magic? Do what you want at your own risk. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. It's not for me. I don't want my kids doing it. I just We're good, you know. But people do it. Uh, you know, you can't fault them, but if they're being honest and not hoodwinking people, then okay, do it.

>> So Solomon keys,

>> the Solomonic Keys. So, you know, King Solomon.

>> Yes.

>> And the 72, you know, demons and the names of them and he wrote them down. Well, this is the keys of Solomon. And so these are what he used to control the spirits. Mhm.

>> And so, you know, Joseph Smith, he had some things that people will say, "No, that just protects him." Okay. And so, one of the things, one of the next things on there, I hope it got on there, uh, if we go down to Wait, go back to one more back. Yep. Right here. So if you see on the side, this is the actual description of what this is. This is his Jupiter talisman, you know, but it's in the keys of Solomon. And people will say this, look, he just did that because people were doing curses on him and this will protect him. But that's not what that says, is it? So it says it protects those who invoke and makes the spirit obey. And if you want to read it word for word, I can't. I can't right there. But if if you can, that would be great. That first little bit, just that first tiny bit.

>> Editor's note.

>> Yeah, that very first part

>> in the upper left corner is the magical seal of Jupiter with the letters of the name IHV. Okay. In the others are the seal of the intelligence intelligence of Jupiter and the names Adonai and Ihv. It's instead of Yahweh as I suppose around it is the vertical from psalm a song of degrees that they trust in Yahweh shall be as mount Zion which cannot be removed by a bidth forever by forever. Okay.

>> And then it says does it say on there about the invoking part? I think it does on the side but it may not. This is defended and yeah

>> protected those who invoke and cause the spirits to come. Okay. When they appear, show unto them this pentacle and immediately they will obey.

>> Okay, that changes our game, doesn't it? Because first of all, we have Moroni, the not angel that's here for we don't know why. If we go with their their narrative, the angel just shows up even though he's a dead guy. That doesn't hash out. then he's just protecting himself. But that doesn't say so.

>> That says he's invoking things. And so when we look at this stuff, we can say, okay,

>> he's definitely into something that is hidden here. There is a hidden hand. And he was, you know, a master mason. Not at this time, but he becomes one.

>> Uh, and you know, invoking is pretty clear-cut. He is using the spirits. Yeah. And so you know the next slide where he's looking into a hat into a magical hat uh he is actually channeling the same exact way John D or Nostradamus or other magical people channel. And you know people can do whatever they want right here. This is the true way the Book of Mormon was deciphered. Remember the one I showed you of the two guys side by side and the breastplate of righteousness? Not so much.

>> This has come out in recent years to be the way it is. And I remember when this came out on South Park and I laughed and I was told this is a bunch of baloney. It's anti-Mormon propaganda. You shouldn't watch it. Uh, don't listen to anything that's anti-Mormon and don't believe it. Well, now the next picture, there's an old guy holding a hat that looks just like that hat because it is it is that hat. And what they did is the last prophet of the church, uh, Russell M. Nelson, he decided to pull the hat out of deep storage, I guess, and just go for it. And what he did was take a photo op with this hat. And that is the real hat. And so they told this was a lie. This was not true. I've never heard anything like this until recently. And so, you know, we all kind of stepped back. Even I was already out of the church and I was still floored. I came home, told my husband about it. He's like, "No way." I'm like, "Yeah, they're just going with the hat now." Like, and and why does the hat matter? Well, he uses a magical stone which I sent there and it's it's a brown stone or there's a white one as well. He had many stones. Um that one has never been photographed funny enough even though Yeah. So these relics, these magical relics, okay, are are not cohesive with this Christian narrative that they are proposing that Mormonism is and that's why they hide it. And when we get into the parchments that the family owns, let alone the fact that the mom is absolutely naming a brais in a letter to her friend, um, the faculty of a bra, it makes one step back and go, "What's going on?" Like, what is going on here? This isn't this isn't what I was taught. This isn't what uh the church bases everything off of. So, why are they hiding everything if they're so benevolent? you know, that's a problem for me.

>> Okay. So,

>> please continue.

>> Yeah, of course. So, when you go down to uh there's one that looks like a letter and it's one of the very first ones I believe on that slideshow at the beginning.

>> And the mom, you know, I just throw these in here and it's a little bit difficult, I understand, like going back and forth like this and we won't stay this way the whole time. That is the rock that he channeled that the neighbors actually said he did. Um, and this gets deeper than that. You know, these things, are they nefarious? They can be. Do I think you should talk to spirits that aren't sent by God? Um, at your own risk. Go ahead. Uh, but I don't think it's something that a whole bunch of people should be led astray from. And that is my problem with it. So when Lucy Maxmith states, you know, the faculty of a brack, I think it's one back. I think it's like the very top one when you go to the side where it all of them.

>> Uh right there.

>> That one.

>> Mhm. And so this is in a lot of people say, "Well, where do you get your information?" Right there. It states this is in the church history museum. This isn't made up. This is the churches. and she talks about, you know, I'm not just sitting home uh drawing magic circles and working the faculty of a brack like in that paragraph. So that's his mother, you know,

>> and she writes, this is what she writes, right?

>> Mhm. Yep. Let not my reader suppose that because I shall pursue another topic for a season that we stopped our labor and went at trying to win the faculty of Abra drawing magic circles or sooth saying that the negligent then neglect of all kind of business. We never during our lives suffered one important interest to swallow up every other obligation. But whilst we worked with our hands we endeavor to remember the service of and the welfare of our souls.

>> Yes. And so she is telling people in a joking manner like that's not all we do. Okay. Well, that's interesting knowing where you come from, Lucy. So, you know, Joseph Smith's heritage is Irish. Um, he's related to the Nile of the Nine. And he establishes his place not by adoption in the Davidic line because it's real in the Davidic line. It can be traced by his actual DNA Y chromosome. They have done this and I mean they as in the church not me.

>> Yugo Pereago he has done the DNA studies for this by collecting samples from all of the family members and at like uh family reunions. He got permission whatever. This was funded by the church. This isn't some anti-Mormon weirdo thing. And this came back that he was one of these very rare paternal lines that go back to this king called the Nile of the Nine. And so

>> Nile of the Nine.

>> Nile of the Nine. N I A L L. And then of the nine. And he's an Irish king. And he's very important when we get into dividic lines. So

>> the nine the nine refers to in the nine primordial Egyptian deities. This is the thing.

>> Uh, Nile of the Nine. Put king maybe. Nile of the nine. King of

>> the nine.

>> So when we look at this and we know that he comes from this line it because his DNA says he does. I mean this isn't by adoption that they claim the throne. Okay? They have something called one royal line. And there it's not in here, but it's uh like one right to rule type thing, right? Get into weird uh the ring show,

>> of the Rings,

>> right? Yeah, we're getting into Lord of the Rings weird stuff here. But a lot of people just blow Mormons off because they're like, well, no, they're not, you know, they can't be part of Jewish people because they're not Jewish and that's silly. They just think so because they're baptis they're like, baptized to Christ and by adoption we're all, you know, underneath that. That's not what he needs. What he said was, and this is a quote from him, not I, that he comes directly from the bloodline of Jesus Christ. Because Uh-huh. But guess how many Mormons know that? None. Hardly any. I would say the top echelon only. And so we definitely know, you know, through this dividic line, he definitely has established that he he absolutely is by DNA, you know, related to certain people. But also they believe in the story of Mary Magdalene going on, you know, through the Templars and having children from Jesus Christ. Two Marys and a Martha. In fact,

>> Mary Magdalene had a child from Jesus.

>> Well, I mean, this is the Templar narrative. So, you know, they're the whole point of the Holy Grail to so stories say is is that that's Mary Magdalene's womb and that they were guarding this and this bloodline and you know that they know where it is and and that they have the true form of masonry and nobody else has the true keys. They'll tell you that flat out. And so, well, not as much anymore, but before 1975 they they would So the holy grail is the cup,

>> the womb, the chalice.

>> The chalice.

>> Yeah.

>> And who's who's looking for that uh holy grail?

>> Well, they they say the holy grail is these children, this bloodline. And that's why I bring up the bloodlines all the time. People laugh about it. They're like, "Oh, she's not a royal bloodline." And I'm like, first of all, the royal lineage that I come from has nothing to do with Mormonism. I come from the Stearts, okay? Like like the Stearts, like the king, you know, which has nothing to do with Mormonism. And he shouldn't have landed in Cisville, Utah. And why he was there, I just don't know. Like they were doing something. They were building something in Utah. And it and they were they'll tell you they were building Zion. That's what they call it. They were building Zion here.

>> That's why the park is so cold called so

>> Oh, no. That's what uh the church says that they're building the new Zion here in America so that when Jesus comes back, he'll be able to come back here. That's what they say. In fact, Joseph Smith said Jackson uh County, Mississippi or Missouri, Jackson County, Missouri is where he thinks that everything's going to go back to and where the original Garden of Eden is. And there's a whole narrative here that gets really weird.

>> Wait a minute. So Mormons say that the Holy Land is here in America.

>> Yes. But not normal Mormons. You have to understand this is like elite level learning or old people that knew the truth, right? Their their I'm not saying their truth. Okay.

>> But where's the Red Sea that Moses split?

>> Um well, you know, I will tell you this. The Great Salt Lake is uh almost completely made up of exactly the same components as the Dead Sea. So they I mean, there's a lot of components of this. They go into the Grand Canyon. It's just a whole thing. It's a whole narrative. Okay. Do I believe that? No. But also something very strange happened when you know they established the church. Orson Hyde. He was a convert to the church. They sent him on a mission to the Mount of Olives very early on way before the Balffor declaration. And they sent him there to claim it for the church. Which is interesting because you know how land claiming is, right? Like back in the day,

>> if you stick your flag in it and say it's yours way before anybody else,

>> I don't know. What does that mean? I don't know. But he did go there dedicated to the church and that's what happened very early, very early on. And so when we look at this and then we see them waring somewhat against the government, but were they? So we're going to get to that point. So, Joseph Smith, you know, he's doing whatever he's doing with his magic rocks and, you know, he's got the the plates after many years of going back and forth on this same time frame, the fall equinox. And for anybody that knows anything about, you know, strange magical orders, we'll say, they say in one like Martinism, there's a picture of some very uh cloaked figures that and nothing about Martinism now, but it's just Yeah, it just is what it is. This is a practicing order of masonry. And when I

>> This is This is masonry.

>> Yes. Martinism. Yes. It's an old form of masonry, which makes way more sense than the 50-year-old Scottish right when Joseph was alive. That that seems a little quick to make it clear from everywhere and be organized and, you know, everybody's just joining. So if we look at these old forms of masonry such as Martinism and and the people that influenced it like Kagglestro, have you heard that name before? So

>> are we speaking the same language?

>> Yeah, I know.

>> What are the terms that you use?

>> This is all weird stuff. I know this is so he that's a guy and Alistister Crowley said he was reincarnated um Kaggleostro. So these people led these strange movements which get into Haitian you know, magic,

>> voodoo.

>> I mean, they called it magic, so I'll just leave it there. But you and I both know there's some strange stuff. Okay. And these particular martinis, now there was other split-offs. I'm not saying everybody that practices Martinism now is is it some heathen problem? There was another split off of of that as well. But when it was actually at this point, they believed that on the fall equinox and the spring equinox, you could channel these beings here and they would help you. And Joseph Smith was going out on the fall equinox at the certain time and doing all this stuff. And it really fits with this. Now, this is one I'm I'm conjecturing here. I'll tell you when that is and when it isn't. We do know he did those things. Can I prove he was a Martinist? No. But, you know, we get into the keys of Solomon, which, you know, are are a big part of all of this whole magical world that he's living in. That's what this is, magic world view. And then if you go to the next ones where you have these uh parchments, they they look very strange. And yep, go back one. This is a parchment that died with the men apparently uh in the jail cell that day. So, Joseph Smith and his brother had these laymans, they call them layman's for protection, they say, but there's more to these than meet the eye, uh, with them. Now, of course, they blame these on Hyram, his brother, um, Hyram. They originally spelled it like Hyram Abif, but they did change it to the biblical spelling later. Uh, so this family, you know, they're interesting, and we're going to talk about where their roots are really here in a minute. But when we see something like this, this doesn't look like normal Christianity to me. Okay.

>> At all.

>> No, not to me. Now, if we're talking about Rosacruian breakoff Christianity with Mary Magdalene having a babies, okay? You know, like a lot of people argue with me and say that's real Christianity. I don't know. Uh, I'm just saying that this doesn't seem like the narrative I was given or my grandma or anybody else that I know. And this is deciphered at the bottom. These are magical books. These are witchcraft books. If you go to the notes at the bottom of that, it'll tell you Siblings Book of Witchcraft, The Magus. These are absolutely the books that are um part of this. and he's getting, you know, lessons from some very important people to help him create things like this and, you know, very magical people. So, there's another one that looks like a spiral and it has a whole bunch of words and they're actually Jehovah, Jehovah, Jehovah, and all the different words of God. But yeah, a lot of people use a lot of things in magic. So, I mean, I can't tell you guys what to believe. I can just show you what they had. And they definitely had these at the time they that he passed and his brother and him passed together. So, they blamed it on the brother and that's, you know, but regardless, this was their families and as well as that Mars dagger. So, when we look at it'll look like a spiral. I didn't think I had just a few minutes ago, but it either way it's okay. I don't want to derail us with that because I can talk about it without it. But this magical dagger um the different sigils, him saying he talked to toads. Um that something like

>> he talked to toads.

>> Yeah. Something like a toad once punched him when he tried to get the plates because it wasn't easy. He had to keep going back.

>> I've seen this this picture. I was like there is a toad. Here's the magical daggers ones.

>> Mhm.

>> So, this is the the magical toad. Well, people will automatically say, "No,

>> the toad punched him."

>> Yes. Something like a toad. So, we can get into a couple different ways. People will say, "He's on drugs." They're talking about, you know, Toad mushrooms, the ones on Super Mario Brothers. Um, and maybe maybe, right? uh like I'm not saying it's not part of their magical rights at all. Maybe so but also we have to know this toads are witches familiars whereas in the story that they want you to remember is about a salamander and that was a fraud and there was a guy that you know made up these fraudulent papers Mark Hoffman and he went to prison and that just blame that on him and then this whole thing goes away. Isn't that really nice for the church? Like huh it's all fake. Okay. Well, maybe that was set up. You know, I'm not saying that it was or wasn't, but I do know this. If you ask anyone about Joseph Smith getting punched by a frog, they will say that was Mark Hoffman, and you're full of it. Okay.

>> Mhm.

>> So, we've got all these really weird things. Like, everything I've told you so far is weird,

>> right?

>> Yeah. It has nothing to do with um typical ways I would say that a Christian church evolves. Mhm.

>> And I didn't know any of this, you know, and I thought, well, where did this all come from, you know? I mean, why are they doing this weird stuff? Like, what is happening here? Like this can't be normal because the next one down underneath that white rock, this is a rendition from one of the court cases about how they used to do treasure digs and that they would slit the throat of a fat black sheep and bleed it around the magic circle that they created with all of these different symbols. So, anybody that knows about salmonic magic are going to absolutely recognize some of this at this point. Um, a lot of people are like, "No, no, this is just for protection." Like, when we're starting to slaughter dogs and sheep, and that's verifiable with Joseph Smith, we have to step back and go, "What are you doing?"

>> And they were looking for treasure.

>> Well, that, too. But

>> did he find any?

>> Never. Which is why he went to court. But he did kill a lot of things. So, you know, dogs and sheep and whatnot. And probably somebody got mad that, you know, they gave up their beloved animal, which I had ticked, you know. Uh, and there's a dagger, you know, that's a family heirloom. It's right there in that photo. And that was uh this and these symbols all correlate with certain birthdays. See, they can't really blame everything on everybody else. The dagger was his father's. Uh, but these parchments, you know, the Jupiter talisman correlates with Joseph Smith. And some of these talismans correlate absolutely to Joseph Smith. So, I mean, the church just wants it to go away. They don't want you looking into it. Please just don't look don't look at anti-Mormon propaganda anymore. You shouldn't be on weird websites. What are you doing? Don't read that. Right?

>> Don't watch that episode.

>> Don't do that. And so this is how they've gotten out of it for a really long time until the internet happened and then we had a problem.

>> But where's Jesus in that story? Because I what I've been told Mormons do believe in Jesus in God the Father and the Holy You call it they call it the ghost, not the spirit. Yes.

>> So where's Jesus?

>> Jesus Jesus is sort of there. I mean he's uh well

>> he's not the top G.

>> Well, Jesus was created like any man with powers and passions by God here on earth. and Mary wasn't a virgin. And after that, I mean, so

>> they're saying Mary wasn't a virgin.

>> Well, that God took care of that for her. And so they'll never tell you this, okay? They're never going to tell you this ever. You have to go backward into something called the Journal of Discourses. And the journal of discourses is this multi volume like kind of like encyclopedias full of things that the prophets shouldn't have said. So they just take them out, they chuck them out and they put them over here and they go, you know, he wasn't a prophet that day. So

>> that day, okay?

>> Or that moment or that speech or that second or things have changed and we don't like that anymore. So we're going to put it over here. My favorite one that they chucked out was Brigham Young when he said, "Love your neighbor enough to kill him because there are some sins that can't be atoned for and sometimes you got to kill him. So, love your neighbor enough to kill him." Not verbatim, but that literally it's real close. So, obviously, we've got a whole bunch of problems here at the beginning. And again, I kept asking why where is this crazy crazy coming from? M

>> this is very aligned more with Catharism than it is with Mormonism like or or Christianity or Catholics or anything else, you know, of this time. It seems crazy to me and I couldn't figure it out. Well, I like genealogy. So, you know, there's a slide here at the very beginning, I believe, and let's see there. There's one of a little guy in the corner and a whole bunch of wordage. If you go back to where we can see on the side, maybe it's helpful, but um when you see it, it'll it'll have this little guy that's kind of in the corner and a whole bunch of words. And it's talking about somebody in Joseph's family that's really important. And I never heard of him once in my whole right there. So, never once in my whole life have I ever heard of Captain Samuel Smith. Okay. But Mormons are hugely patriotic. They love patriotism. They really do. And so I didn't understand when I came across this. Why would you leave out Captain Samuel Smith who actually helped organize the Boston Tea Party? Um seems like upstanding guy. Uh he was a tops, you know, Toppsfield. He was like a mayor of the town. He I mean he was like all together involved with the government at this time. Okay. So, I couldn't figure out like why why are they not talking about this? This seems great. Okay. So, then you go back one generation more and you find out why. So, in this book, New England Heritage, this is a good book. It's also on the internet for people, but this is where I happen to find it. It talks about where Joseph Smith, the Smiths, hail from. Okay. And it isn't New York. I was surprised at that. I'd never heard anything about anywhere else. They actually come from a little place called Topsfield, Massachusetts, which is Salem, Massachusetts. And Captain Samuel Smith's father, Samuel Smith, the senior, born in 1666. So that we can differentiate, right? Also that uh but we can differentiate the birthdays here. uh he was an accuser of Mary East and made sure she got hung for witchcraft. And we know now that many people that were the accusers were actually the ones trying to protect themselves.

>> And then after that time, they go on to marry six generations of the Gould family, which is very intricral in that whole Salem witchcraft trial. They are 100% on the front page, okay? Front and center of this whole thing. And so it seems to me like they're hiding something because they're marrying in the same families for six generations after that.

>> Okay.

>> So obviously the church doesn't want that out. But it makes a whole lot of sense if we're talking witchcraft versus uh this kid just went out and did this on his own, right? I mean it it's it's right there. And so I kept going back further and further. We get back to the Mayflower. You know, there's seven people on the original Mayflower that are related to Joseph Smith. That seems weird that I never knew that through the Howland family, which is the Bushes. Um, yeah, this gets weird. Uh, and I couldn't figure out, you know, my genealogy. I'm a great litmus test for this. I'm like, why am I related to most the presidents? Why am I related to blah blah blah? So, then it made a lot more sense when we look at something called the first families. And the first families here uh on the first Mayflower trip there was a hundred people. Not everybody lived. Okay. And the Howlands were really important and become very important when you go forward.

And they have a huge, like, you know, extended family. They had a lot of kids, and they all survived and whatever. So for America today, John Howland is this very important person. But not only that, that's just the father's side. Okay.

But his wife, Emma Hell, Joseph Smith's wife, who was, you know, stand by her man her whole life, she also had the same seven relatives because they're cousins, their fourth cousins, and they get married and they have their children. But weirdly, even though all these other generations only had one or two losses, over half of their kids never made it to their first birthday. And that seemed really weird to me. You know, I started to wonder why. Not just because of the persecution. There's one set of twins that they say they left the door open. So when they came to attack Joseph Smith one night, and they got cold and sick and then died. But the others, no. And especially the first one. And if you know about, well, and dark magic as well, right? Like dark magic, what is the highest cost you can pay? Sacrifice, right? And or think of the Faustian bargain, right? The death of someone. We see this with Hollywood all the time, right? And especially the death of a child. Yeah. That's why I called it the sacrifice. Yeah. And especially a newborn child, right? But even more so a male.

And so, right before Joseph Smith got the plates and finally got them because it was years. It was like eight years of this, okay? Him going back on the same day, doing this ritual. I mean, it was backboard, back, he couldn't get him for eight years, and that's the narrative. And his brother dies, which it was his oldest brother, and, you know, he suddenly dies. He had an overdose of constipation medication. No, I'm not kidding. That's really what happened. Medication. Constipation medication. And so his mom was a folk healer, she knew all about dosage and all the things, but somehow Alvin got too much and he died. And then they have a baby, Emma and Joseph, right after he received these plates. Okay. And it was severely deformed, only lived moments, and they named it the dead brother's name. Oh, well, that's weird. But both of them now have given their firstborn sons, right? Both. So, and then by this time, they're all Masons. All of them. Uh, Joseph Smith was a master mason. He became a master mason in the course of 24 hours. That's not normal either. Uh, one day. One day.

So, this gets weird, you know. I, I keep saying weird because I just don't know what else to call it, but it's not, uh, the way things normally proceed, obviously. And he also started taking lessons from this guy to learn Hebrew, even though he couldn't read or write in English. This is their narrative, not mine. And so he's learning Hebrew from one of the most prominent Jewish families in all of America at this time. The very first, some of the very first ones that ever came here. Uh, and they came from the Portugal Inquisition, the Sykes family. Six. Okay. So Gersham Sykes is the father, and his son Isaac is teaching Joseph Smith these lessons for something called the School of the Prophets. And the teachings in that get really strange. In fact, later on, cause many, many problems for, like, future Mormons because anybody that seems to get a hold of these true teachings of the School of the Prophets goes a little crazy and their kids die. So Lori Vallow has been said to have, you know, been involved in some of these teachings. She murdered her children. Uh, also the Laferty brothers, they murdered their sister-in-law and her daughter, nearly decapitating her. So, these teachings are, I don't know what's there 100%. I do know this. It seems like it's not a good idea. You know, it seems, seems like a bad plan to me.

Um, we also know that, you know, they are going forth creating this new religion and being persecuted over it over and over and over, which they have to move a lot. There's, you know, all these rumors. I'm sure there was more rumors than the polygamy ones is what I'm stabbing at there. And the Sykes family is so important at this point that they are at George Washington's inauguration, even though there were very few people there. And so this is not a dumb poor farm boy narrative anymore. Mhm. These are the top leaders. These are, you know, I've already proven Captain Samuel Smith was important where he came from, let alone when we get into his mother's side, um, the Macks. Lucy Mack Smith is her name. They go on to find Pontiac, Michigan, and start one of the first banks there. Yes, Chief Pontiac settled the area or founded the area first, but this was the first actual settlement there. Okay. So, the Macks, Steven Mack, he settled Pontiac, Michigan. His son goes on, Steven Mack Jr., to settle, um, Macktown, Illinois. And these people didn't just go away. Like they never focus on the mom's side. These are people that are very important in the, the American Revolution movement. And we know one thing about the Mayflower. If you read back enough in history and you learn about Rosicrucianism and Dr. John Dee, here he comes again. Mhm.

Uh, we know there's this grand conspiracy that he smuggled these certain papers here on the boat to the Mayflower to be here with certain families. And some of these families have been said to be the Smiths and the Gulls. So when we look at that, and then we look at how they're going through and settling certain areas and marrying into Native American families who own huge pieces of land, and they're acquiring this land through the marriages. They also went to Hawaii, uh, at a later date, more towards the 20s, I believe, married into the royal family in Hawaii. Uh, we see them going to Canada. We see them going to Jerusalem, like I explained. We see them going everywhere. And, you know, Joseph Smith was going to run for president. He did run for president, and he got murdered. And so I think he said the quiet part out loud. You know, he gave a speech, uh, the Fletch speech, and people can look that one up. But he was talking about becoming your own god in this speech. Okay. And this is what Mormons believe. They believe that, you know, God is, is a, was a man and became a God. Just like I explained that Jesus was created, um, in the normal way because God obviously is has some parts man because he was one once and then he became exalted and made this world for all of us. And, you know, we all existed in a premortal existence. Uh, we were created little spirit babies, and then, you know, we wait for a body to be put into, and you pick that body yourself. All your trials and tribulations, everything is all your fault. You've chose it all. It's all on you, and it, and you have to, you know, keep going to the end times with all of this because you chose this. This is your, your road to hell, basically, you know.

And we look at all of that and know, okay, so their teaching before the 1970s was that when you die, you'll become a god and you'll make your own planet and, you know, your own planet. Yeah. And you'll, no heaven. Well, I mean, their heaven is different, sort of. It's celestial, it's, it's enlightening, it's, uh, it's different than what normal heaven is, for sure. So you'll go on to make eternal sex with your wives, many of them, and you'll have these little spirit children, and you'll make your own world, and you'll populate it with all these little people. Okay. What about women? Well, we just, I mean, we can go through our husband, and we are eternally pregnant and having babies. She's kidding. No. This is what they believe. Well, they're not going to tell you this. I mean, this is, this is up there. This is like top-level stuff. And so, if you ask a missionary and they came to your house, what about Kolob? Because this is the planet thing, right? They're going to, this is how their planet is called. Yeah. Kolob. Kolob. Yep. They're not going to want to talk about it. They're going to try and say, "Well, blah, blah, blah." And they're really good at like, you know, redirecting the conversation and talking about families can be forever. They also get sealed for a time and all eternity, which we know is not biblical. That's not what the Bible says. Um, it doesn't say, you know, we're going to be married forever and ever. It, it says angels don't get married, and that we will become like the angels. We probably won't need marriage, is what it says. Uh, but yeah, that's what they sell.

Okay. So, Muslims believe after, after they die, they're going to have 72 virgins, I want to say. I don't know what women believe if they're in Islam. So, right here is quite a kind of a similar thing. Yep. Women are going to be pregnant all the time. Well, they're just going to have a lot of spirit children. I don't know how much they have to have. Be pregnant all the time. If you have a bore a child, would you like to be pregnant all the time? No, I don't think you get a pick. I just think, um, if you have sex with your god, who's your god? And you get pregnant, you just keep having more babies. So, uh, there was no number on that. And they're spirits, of course, and then they jump into bodies, which more resembles Scientology to me, but there is a lot of, you know, different religions poured into this. I see it. And, and, you know, the thing about Dartmouth is, and I had some stuff on there about Dartmouth is Professor Johnny Smith of Dartmouth was his fa his grandfather's cousin, and he was this polyglot, and he was this teacher for the Middle East. He, he knew all this Middle Eastern teachings. Okay. And so he taught all these different people this, and then they go out and they're teaching it as well, like stuff about Sufism and all these other things. Okay?

And so when we look at it, it's not too big of a stretch to me that they might have learned something like that, right? And the church just doesn't want to deal with it. They don't, you know, his brother Hyrum went to Dartmouth. It's, it's on one of the slides. His brother was there. His cousin was there, Stephen Mack Jr., um, also the guy that everybody thinks that Joseph Smith ripped the Book of Mormon off of, um, Salman Spalding. He was there. All these people went to Dartmouth. And here's my conjecture. Look, I don't think he stole anything from anyone. I think Salman Spalding had his notes shoved underneath some chest, and they were similar to the Book of Mormon. Why? Because they're all learning the same stuff. If I put all of my notes from English 101, and you and I are in the same class, our notes are going to look very similar, but they're going to look a little different because you're going to write different than I am. I might use shorthand. I don't know, whatever. You know, it, it's going to be the same theology at the end because we're taking the same class, you and I. And so that's my thoughts on the matter. Do I think they were teaching them magic? 100%. I do. I know they were teaching them about the book of Madoc, and that gets out later, and the church absolutely denies it, which is about a prince from Wales, and he came here way before Columbus and went to Alabama's coastlines and had a whole, you know, family of Native American, half Native American, half Welsh children, hence the Coptic Welsh. Okay.

And this is the Mandan tribe. This tribe really exists, you know, it's not like it's just gone. Uh, the Daughters of the Revolution had a sign up about this Prince Madoc. They made him take it down. Like, all this evidence is there, and anybody that tries to talk about it, they're like, because it causes a problem. Cuz remember what I said, John Dee talks about this Prince Madoc coming here for who? The Queen. And if he got here first and he planted his flag, then who owned America? Who? The Queen. Mhm. Way before Christopher Columbus could get here and claim it for Spain. Can you sell something you don't own? You can't. Causes a huge problem for America. So whether or not that is true, I don't know. But I can tell you the Mandans, uh, show up. They are real people. They are green and blue-eyed Native Americans that were here that knew Welsh, and they can't explain it.

Okay. Okay. So, why do you think just Joseph Smith was selected in the first place? Why him? So, there's a little story about the Howlands. Remember the one that I told you about fell off of the Mayflower and he was saved, uh, by God's grace alone. A lot of people say he was saved to bring this progeny here to America, which Joseph Smith was one. This whole divine right to rule, these people all come from that. The Bushes, all these different people that are not just the Bushes, there's so many people. It's, it's crazy. Like the Pilgrim Society, crazy. And so they say that this had to happen through him because, you know, that's why John Howland was saved. But that's not the only thing that came out of that movement. The weird thing is nobody traces the rest of them back. Remember how I said it wasn't just Mormons? That's because it's not. So, the Catholic Church was already well established, and the Mormons had an issue with, with the Catholic Church for quite some time. Or did they? I don't know. Uh, but they pretended like they did for a while, right? They kind of did the whole enemy thing, friend enemy thing, whatever.

And then we have these other people that go out from the Mack family. Lucy Mack Smith, her family goes out into Canada, and then the Romneys go into Mexico, and they start all these movements. Okay, this is more of a fundamentalist sect in Mexico. Up in Canada, it's fundamentalist, but they're called seekers. And out of the seekers come the Philadelphia Church and spiritualism. Okay, so that also goes into California. It, it really infiltrates on almost every level certain areas of Christianity. Okay. So, when we look at this, it's not a surprise to me that it all seems similar or it all seems corrupt. Kind of like I told you in the first place, because it is. They took it over, but not everyone. See, they've got to have the normal people. You can't just have a boat full of witches come over here and everybody's a witch, and then, and I mean, that's not going to work. You know, they're going to have to have normal people here, too. So, you know, they probably have what I like to call porch Mormons, porch Masons, right? Same thing. You hear this term often because there's people that are just there for dinner. There's people that just wanted, uh, land, right? There's people that just wanted the heck away from England at this time. There's people that didn't have anything to lose, and they put them on the boat, too. But you better believe these really important families, hence the Pilgrim Society, hence all of these different, like the Royal Society, all these different people that seem to come together only in the elite factions later. And when people say to me, "Don't you know about the New World Order is coming?" And I'm like, "You missed the boat. It came with the Mayflower." And who tells us about this, right? This is all over. Like this is an old history. If you guys read, like Francis Bacon, A Brave New World, like he kind of low-key tells you about this. And then it goes on, you know, it, it has been popping up in history often. The only holdout for a while there was the Catholics, I believe. But then in 2019, well, in the 1970s, the Catholic Church got in a whole bunch of trouble with money, and the Mormon Church bailed them out. And there's a lot of, like, CIA declassified docs with this because the Mormon Church unfortunately aligns with the whole three-letter agencies later on, and they become, well, I kind of feel like they did it earlier on, but anyway, what I can prove is they're definitely aligned by the 70s.

The church had problems with money. Eventually. Yeah, there was some issues with money in the Catholic Church during that time. And so they had this friend through, well, do you know who Michele Sindona is? God's banker. They call him God's banker. And so for the Vatican, and he's best friends with this Mormon named David M. Kennedy. And there's a lot of goings-on with business back and forth between these people after that time. This is in the 70s and 80s. And then we get into, you know, 2019 where the Vatican never let the Mormons ever come and build their temples, which are not churches. Very important temples. We'll talk about here in a minute. The temple right down the street. And they'd never done that before from the Vatican. Why? Seems so strange. But not only did they do that, Russell M. Nelson, the prophet at the time, went and took a picture with Peter, who holds the key, holding it with a Masonic grip after the temple was done. That is telling everybody something. That is telling you who holds the keys to the kingdoms now. Like, really, it's not just the Mormons. It's the elites for every single sect of these people. And you're not wrong when you talk about like the Muslims heard this story very similar. You said that Scientology is very similar as well. They're out there in the desert. They're talking to who knows what. They tell them to write stuff down, and it becomes a religion after what? A sexually charged act, right? The Babylon workings. Okay.

Elon Hubbard was a friend of Alistair Crowley. This is just, uh, yeah, they, they were, well, not a friend. He knew of Elron Hubbard. He told Jack Parsons not to hang out with him. Basically wrote him a letter and said, "I think he's a confidence man. Steer clear." Jack Parsons didn't listen. Next thing you know, he blew himself up, and the rest is history. So, Elron Hubbard goes on to write all of those books. And why? Because he channeled an entity during the Babylon workings that told him some things. And Joseph Smith channeled something. It comes here. He has not only, I say, a blood sacrifice, but definitely a sexual one. We can at least prove that because polygamy gets instated. Okay. So he's able to do things more often with more people, whatever, you know, more charge, that's whatever on that. So that happens, and, and they tell him to write it all down, and it becomes a religion, right? And so we have this time and time again. Even Alistair Crowley talked to something named Aiwass, and he writes it all down, and it becomes the LMA. And what is that book called? The Book of the Law. Well, funny enough, Joseph Smith wrote a journal long before Crowley ever was writing things about any of this. And it was a journal that he called the Book of the Law of the Lord.

By the way, so Lester Crowley said he wanted people to call him Crowley. Mhm. So I had this gentleman, know, I want to say two years ago, he said, "F you. I'm not going to call you the way you want me to call you. So you're not going to be the Crowley. You're going to be the Crowley." Ah, well, I, I've always just said it that way, but I think I'll stick with that. Okay. So, temple. Temple and church. Yes. Two different buildings. Yes. Absolutely. Absolutely different things. So, the temple is, uh, and I'm not sure if I included any temple photos there. I may have. They'll be really pretty, uh, buildings, but they do certain things there, uh, rites and rituals that are set forth through all this stuff. Probably maybe not, because I was talking mostly about there. So, Salt Lake City temple will be fine. Any of them. And when you go through the temple, you have to do certain things. You can't just show up there. If you show up there, they're tossing you out. You're not getting in. That's not happening. You have to be a full tithe payer. You have to be a member of the church for over a year. You have to be cleared by your bishop to go through. You have to, back in my day, it was a little card. Get your little card that they scan with barcode. I'm sure it's all like on your phone now or whatever. And, you know, to go and do these rites and rituals. And the first time you go through, you do them for yourself. So you go through a very Masonic ritual. Absolutely. Masonic.

Tell me about it. So if you put in, uh, Mormon temple, uh, clothes. Mormon temple. See if it'll pull it up. Oh, clothing. Okay. Sorry. Yeah. Okay. So the first, um, well, the second picture right there with the green background. Mhm. This is an old oath that they used to do. They don't do this anymore. Uh, because you used to swear to slit your throat if you ever did what I'm doing right now and apostatize and tell people about it. So you dress like this, and you go through, first you go through initiation, and we used to be sort of naked in a poncho that was slit up the sides. They would come in and bless all the things, but they were careful where they touched. It was like a, it wasn't sexual in nature, but you still are exposed. You know, it's uncomfortable. Uh, same sex. So, yeah, it was a woman doing it for me, man. But, yeah, it gets like inner thigh, belly button, above the chest. It's uncomfortable. Uh, they've changed it a lot because so many people were uncomfortable that even from my day. Oh, they're dude touching my belly button. Yeah. Thank you. Inner thigh. Inner thigh. Inner thigh. No, thank you. Um, so blessing your loins, you know, all the things. So to be fertile and multiply. But my great-grandma told me when I was upset about it and crying, cuz I felt weird, you know, as well. How old were you when you when I was, she was 20, 20, and I was upset cuz I was very pregnant and I was emotional and I cried and I was like, "Yeah, but this lady's there is so weird." And she just rolled her eyes, and she, she was quite old. She's my great-grandma. And she said, "They scrubbed me naked in a bathtub with oil, so quit your sniveling." I thought she was kidding. She wasn't. This was the initiation ritual back then. Yep. Scrubbed her with oil, naked in bath. Bathtub. Yep. And when I talked to a Mason about this jokingly, but I think it was serious, he said, "As it should be." These are Masonic rituals.

So this is Masonic apron. Yes. Mason. Oh, just another color. Sonic robe. Yeah. All of it. Yep. And this is what, they're getting ready to do this. If you be an apostate, you'll cut your throat. You, this is the oath you take. Yeah. If you leave the church, you'll slit your, you'll cut out your tongue, and they'll slice your belly. And, yeah. But they don't do that one anymore because it got graphic and people got upset. So they made it a little better, and by the time I had gone through, there was none of this, but it was still very strange. So that would have been in 1996. Uh, it was still a very strange thing to do. They do chanting. Um, they, they do the true order of prayer. They lift their hands up like, and and they're chanting around an altar, and, and it, it was so strange. And they, they do it also in the form of a Y. Like a Y when you put your arms up to a Y. And what does it mean? And, well, it represents Typhonian magic, honestly. And now I know that, but I had no idea what I was doing when all this was going on. I just knew I wanted to get the heck out of there. If you put in, uh, inside Mormon temple ritual, should come up. Yep. Here we go. So, the first picture, uh, the very first one, they've got their arms to the square. The women used to have to veil their faces. Uh, they don't do that anymore because I guess that upset some women. You can go to the next one if you want. Uh, that is the oxen around the baptism for the dead. Fault. That's for, what? We'll get there. This is so Christian, right? Well, I mean, technically, if you want to go really old Christian, but whatever. And so all of these things are very strange when you're going through it. To be honest, I, you have to learn all the secret handshakes and see this curtain that's down there. You have a secret handshake to get past the angels and sentinels in heaven because if you don't know the handshakes, even if you were Mother Teresa, although I know she's bad, but I like to give that example. Whatever. If you were the best person ever, you're not getting in. So, what's the secret? They're all Masonic handshakes. I can't remember them all, but they're right there. If you go to the one where it has the green, Uh-huh. Yep. It shows you. Yeah. Shows you a bunch of stuff. So, all these different things. This is actually not the handshakes, but it, This is the handshake. Yeah. Oh, can you see it? Oh, yeah. Yeah, I see it now. And so, there's a bunch of them. They're all Masonic. There. This is, This is the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Masons. With Jesus in the picture. Yeah. Well, he, he's, if you go before 1978, I'm going to tell you what the prophet would have said. We don't have the same Jesus as you. Tell me that's not Catharism. I think they knew some things weren't going to fly. And then that, if you go up one, let's see, right there, that's where you get married. You kneel on the altar. You don't get to wear a wedding dress or have your family there unless they're Mormons, too. They can't come. And, uh, you just kneel across the altar and hold hands. And you're saying about, I don't even remember all of it because I was, Do they do, If you cheat me? Nope. Not that one. We already did that right before. So all of this stuff is very, I was blown away because I never knew anything would be weird, you know, like you until you're ready to go through the temple at either 18 when you go as a missionary, they, they go through, or you're getting married. They keep all this stuff secret. You don't know anything. And I remember my uncle telling me when I was like 12, he goes, "You don't want to go to the temple, like, he got out already." And I said, "Yeah, I do. I, I, I want to go to the temple and be good." And he's like, "They, they slit your throat in there." Like he scared the crap out of me. He's like, "You swear you will." And I was like, "Whatever." So I ran and cried to my grandma. I was like, "Grandma, you don't really do that." Cuz my grandma, like I loved her a bunch. And she's like, "He's lying." He wasn't lying. Clear. I mean, they don't slit throats. I'm saying they sw you swear you would if you squeal.

So in regards to that garment, is that true that only one company makes those and they make millions? The Mormons. Mhm. So they do it and you have to buy it from them. How much is it? So I've heard this changed because of this discussion that we're actually having. Not just the temple garment, but all of those clothes you have to buy. See how they're folded up here on this one on the table. Mhm. Down that one. All of this stuff you have to buy. The robe, you have to buy the apron, you have to buy the hat, you have to buy the shoes, you have to buy all of this. And you only can get it, it's sacred. You can't just go buy this. Of course. Of course. Yeah. You can maybe have it handed down if you have somebody. And then you got to buy the white dress. So you've got the garments on, then a white dress on, then the robe, one-sided robe on, then you've got the apron on and the hat on and stockings and slippers. And you have to wear it all the time. And a sash, just while you're in the temple. Okay. But the, the garment you have to wear all the time. Yeah. Unless, well, you have many pairs because you, I mean, you have to. It's just like having underwear. You have a lot of them. You know, you would be gross if not. And, uh, I like to joke around this way. Look, you leave them on unless you're going swimming, going to the gym, making more Mormons, but then you got to put them right back on. So, I like that complimentary pocket. For, for the cooness. Exactly. That's exactly what it is. And it used to be really horrible. It used to have a poop shoot in the back. Like it was, it was a whole thing. Poop what? The poop shoot? You know the un, the buttons like the old-fashioned long johns. You know where it opens. They used to look like that. You just don't pull them down. You just, back in the day. Open like a hatchet. Mhm. Hatchet. Hatchet back. Yeah. Hatch it back. You can put in old, You could put in old Mormon garments and it will probably bring them up. And I remember my grandma saying, "Yeah, your grandpa still wears the one piece." See how they've got like the long johns. And the FLDS still did that. If you put in maybe pioneer Mormon garments, that might work. So they were very, Yeah. Is a whole sitch. Those are women's ones, but, very sexy. Let's see. I would fall in love in an instant if I saw that. Where if I saw a woman. That's all you have to. That's all you get. That's all you get. Look at that. Yep. That's it. It's getting hot in here. And honestly, they used to be. See the first. Oh, yeah. The first one. The first picture. This one. Up one. Up one. Yep. There it is. All the way to the ankles. All the way to the wrists. Okay. How much, How much did they cost? So, it used to be about $30 a pair, but I don't know anymore because I heard they like got in trouble for that whole thing. So they lowered the price. So, 30 times seven and multiple times a year because they're going to wear out. It's like underwear, you know. Why times seven? Oh, I mean, you want a new pair every day. They're your underwear. You can't wear underwear, okay, with them. They're the closest thing to your body. You have to wear your bra. Well, I heard they changed this, but when I was went through, you put the bra over the top. They have to be touching your body. So, because, to protect you. From, I don't know everything. Is it written in the book? No, it just says, oral tradition. To protect you at all times. Yeah. Just from everything. Like, and there's a lot of people that will say, "Yeah, I had some bad accident and it burned me everywhere but right here." So, you know, people are going to come up and say that this is like a good thing, and that's fine. They can believe that. They're made of cotton, uh, all kinds of fabrics now. So nylon, cotton, 50/50, ply, uh, spandex, and even even ones for military that are black. That's the only ones that can be darker, like so you don't look weird in the milit, thousand people asking you what you're doing dressed like that. Uh, so they look like normal boxers. Same thing for police officers. But yeah, Can you imagine me showing up at the gym just wearing this? No, you can't do. Squats. You, you would be in trouble because you have to cover them because they're, they're holy. And so, and people still buy it. I mean, not physically, but mentally they're buying this, this stuff. Oh, 100%. Oh, I did. I was. That's why I'm so mad. I wore these for a long time. Do you know how uncomfortable I was? You know how many clothes you got on when you got that, and then the bra, and then the, At the same time you were wearing those, and you got pregnant at 20? Well, I was married. Yeah. I, I got married at 17. To another Mormon. Yeah. Well, he became a Mormon for me. Oh, you ruined their life. I know. His mom told me he was a Roman Catholic. Yeah. So, I mean, but yeah. So, he, Confess. It helped him. It actually helped him. But I have said sorry to her. I feel bad. I feel bad about that one. But it did keep him off drugs. I will say their staunchness actually helps some people, and I get that. But the true meaning behind all of this, like this might be funny, we might be making jokes or whatever, but the things that they're doing, it's witchcraft. I mean, and here's the bad part. Nobody knows. Like, half, I would say more than half of the people do not know anything about this crazy other stuff I've told you. Okay? Not about Salem, not about sacrifice, no, no, none of that. The polygamists will, because they hold to the law and they still look like little, you know. Have you ever seen a polygamist? No. Oh, you should probably Google, um, Modern Day Warren Jeffs clan. Modern day what? Warren Jeffs. Warren Jeff. Clan. So, not all Mormons are polygamous? No, not anymore. Okay. They had to change it. So, if you see the one of all the women, uh, up, that one's like more of a marriage one. How about the one in the pastels here? This is how they dress. They, they wear dresses. This is his all his wives. Oh, he had a lot of wives. I've interviewed, uh, and he was able to procreate in this age. He made so many. Yeah. It's about that garment. Where should the old? The old garments, even they hold to the old ways. Um, and so if you go to the next one over where they're all wearing pink and blue right next to it, um, see how they do their hair all the same. They don't wear makeup. They wear the old garment that's. This is one person's wives. Uh-huh. Yep. And he used to please all of them. I mean, I don't think they were very happy because I've talked to a few of the ex-wives. But, But are you, if you're more, are you supposed to have sex with a condom, let's say, unprotected? I think they don't care. But nowadays, but no. Back in the day, it was to multiply and replenish. Third, you're doing sex. Make babies. Okay. Yes. And so they made so many babies, their little tight-knit group, uh, became so inbred that now they have all these very strange diseases that only happen to certain people because it's literally like a DNA deficit problem because they don't have enough different DNA. There are some of there's some really strange medical problems with, uh, some of the people. One, two, three, four. One, two. I think he had 100. I think I want to say he had like 90 something. 12 times four, almost 50. I'm going to look. Way more than 50. But if, he's in jail because he married a 12-year-old. So, 12-year-old. See the picture there? I think, uh, yeah, right next. See that girl that looks so young? Yeah, I think that's his wife. Warren Jeffs. So these are people that are still alive. My brother, my ex-brother-in-law was one of these polygamists. He left them and married my sister afterward after he left. And he speaks out about that. He has a book called Isaac's Story. And it's actually really sad. They'll run the men off and take their wives. And they'll do what? They'll get rid of the men. If you do some slight thing that they consider you did some bad thing, they'll run you off and take your wives and children. You'll never see them again. What do they do to the men? Kill them? No, they keep them and hide them, and you'll never see them again. You get kicked off of the property. They live in compounds. It's a whole thing.

Okay. So, how can you convince a father of this girl, so this guy can marry your daughter, 12-year-old? Because he's the prophet, and he had a revelation from God. Okay? And so you have to understand that Mormons believe in direct revelation. And the direct revelation is that they are a prophet, seer, and revelator. That is their title. And all of these groups splintered. Remember I said Joseph Smith got killed? Well, he didn't leave somebody in charge. So this became very messy, and all of these different groups went everywhere. So we've got like Jesse James String, who just, I mean, he told the quiet part out loud, so he didn't make it very long because he also made the Book of the Law of the Lord, and then he called his order the House of Illuminati. I don't think they liked that very much, so he didn't make it very long. Um, and yeah, so they, and he was continuing polygamy, but Emma, the wife of Joseph Smith, who was very upset about the police, I mean, come on, I would be mad. She said, "No, it was never true. He was never a polygamist." So you've got all this, you know, craziness. We've got Brigham Young that comes in. He takes the Saints, his share of Saints, over to Utah, and then, you know, they're doing their thing here, which we can get into. And then we've got the Jeffs clan. So when they said, "Hey, we're not practicing polygamy anymore because we want something called the Federal Reserve. So can y'all cut it out?" They were like, "No. What are you doing?" No. And so, yeah, they took off, started their own community. That's actually it by Zion. You actually probably seen some people like this at Walmart. If you saw some people that look like Little House on the Prairie. I've seen a few people swimming at the Zion National Park in those garments. Yep. I was like, "What is that?" Yep. Is that like a bathing suit? This is the people that are devout, and they're called LDS. So, yeah. L means what? Uh, the fundamentalists. So Rulon Jeffs had 80 wives, and I know Warren Jeffs had more than that. So I'm looking for Warren's, but his is more obfuscated because he got arrested. 80 wives, your dick will explode. 80 wives. I mean, I, I would think it would not be a fun time. I mean, maybe for a while, but geez, could you imagine putting up with these women? I, Maybe all of them talking at the same time. Yeah. I could. I need this. I need this. I'll help you. I couldn't do it. I couldn't do it. One is quite enough for most people, I think. I don't know. Maybe I'm just talking for him, but I'm a pain. Um, look, it, it's a lot. And so, you know, Rulon Jeffs, his father, he was a little more fair. See, he was, I'm not saying he didn't try to coerce or whatever, but he at least waited till they were 18. Warren just got weird with it. And a lot of people had problems with it. And he, I have a problem with it. 12-year-old. Yep. Yep. So we call Epstein a pedophile, right? But we don't call that guy a pedophile. Oh, he's in prison. Yeah, they did. They got him. Mhm. Yep. They definitely got him. So, okay.

Are there any other ethnicities or only whites? Well, not with the polygamous. You're not going to find. Okay. So, in the mainstream church, Warren Jeffs had 81. He had to up his dad. He had a one-up, one-up it, you know. Uh, and so, and so anyways, there was many other people that did this same thing like the Kingstons. We can talk about them. They're really interesting. They continue polygamy. These guys continue, most of them do, but Utah really wanted to become part of the money-making swindle. Okay, you can't do that and have your statehood and be doing weirdo polygamy stuff. It's just not working out. And so they originally came here running, running, oh, we got to run for our lives so we can do polygamy, right? But actually, it was because they were also creating fake money, and they had just been indicted, and there was all these problems because they had, for it. Oh, they had alchemists working for them, and they were literally making fake money. And so they were very upset about this in early America because it was killing our monetary system early on. And so Brigham Young gets here to Utah, and he's hiding out because it's not Utah. It's part of Mexico, and they settled it. Okay. And, you know, they just want to be left alone. But then he immediately gets in touch with the president and helps the railroads get built and promises the Mormon people that he's going to pay them. And that's like a whole deal with the Heramman brothers. Like this gets wild. People want to know where it started going wrong. Like it was at the early beginning. And, you know, they get involved with all this stuff with the government once again. Now, if you were hiding from the government, why would you help them build a transcontinental railroad? Doesn't make any sense on the backs of your people for free.

What is Jesus? Jesus. Yeah. Everything's for the prophet. There's even hymns. "Follow the Prophet." I'm going to be singing that all night long. Um, and, Can you become a prophet? Oh, well, maybe if you had enough money and bloodline, but no, no women, no people of color before 1978. There's never been a, a color of anything but white as a prophet. Even the Quorum of the Seventy and the Quorum of the Twelve, it's like they've got one, maybe, um, in the Twelve, I think. Now, it, it's just very sparse. Before 1978, they said that black people could go to the Mormon heaven, celestial heaven, as our foot servants. Oh, wow. Oh, it's bad. It gets so bad. Yeah. Mhm. You can go to heaven, but you will serve me. You'll be, you'll be a slave. Mhm. And I wonder why did, why didn't black people join the? Well, I wouldn't join either. My niece is black. I'd be mad. No way. When this all started like getting real for me because my brother married outside of his race, and then like, you have to think about that. Like I was still sort of like in and out, you know, when he had his baby, and I'm like, this is no, no. And I mean, they took it back, but did you, and then you start looking at that, and you, you understand about theosophy. Do you understand? Okay. So theosophy and the Great White Brotherhood. Okay. Um, this is not something that she came up with only. But this is not just white people. These are Eskimos. These are Asians. These are white people. These are the more worthy people in their opinion. Some people are cannon fodder. Some people, there, there's a whole thing if you know about the Masonic legend of Cain and his bloodline. But as for the Mormons, this is what they say. It's not about, uh, the curse of the dark skin because, you know, of here on earth has nothing to do with that. What it has to do with is when they lived up in heaven. Remember I told you everybody's like these spirit people children. There was a war in heaven, right? And, and I do believe this part, not so much about the spirit children part, but the war in heaven, I believe. And when the third.

Of the angels fell and followed Lucifer. Right, the black people were fence sitters. This is what they called them. They said we were there and that all of us, everybody, and that we, we that chose correctly have white skin. We are what they say. I'm not kidding. And you're going to laugh again. We are white and delightsome. And the people that are black, not brown, not Asian, none of that. Just black people, they decided not to choose. They didn't choose to follow anybody. They just didn't know what to do, right? They just wanted a minute, man. And so, they were upset with them and cursed them with a skin of blackness. And there's a crazy cartoon on my uh Instagram that shows this by the God makers.

And it's >> God makers. >> God makers. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Mormon propaganda. >> No. No. This is bad. Uh anti-Mormon propaganda, right? Okay. >> So, if you look for one that looks like a uh cartoon, it might be easier just to put in God makers cartoon cuz I post too many things. Banned Mormon cartoon. I know. >> There it is. Oh, there it is. There it is at the top. Look. We're going to learn about it today. Oh boy, this is a situation. We don't have to watch the whole entire thing, but it is quite informative.

Um, >> regardless of his Christian, the basic tenets of Mormonism are in direct conflict with biblical Christianity. The following piece of animation based directly on actual Mormon publications highlights these major doctrinal differences. Mormonism teaches that trillions of planets scattered throughout the cosmos are ruled by countless gods who once were human like us. They say that long ago on one of these planets to an unidentified god and one of his goddess wives, a spirit child named Elohim was conceived. Okay. This spirit child was later born to human parents who gave him a physical body. Through obedience to Mormon teaching and death and resurrection, he proved himself worthy and was elevated to godhood as his father before him. Mormons believe that Elohim is their heavenly father and that he lives with his many goddess wives on a planet near a mysterious star called Kola. Here, the God of Mormonism and his wives, through endless celestial sex, produced billions of spirit children. To decide their destiny, the head of the Mormon gods called a great heavenly council meeting. Both of Elohim's eldest sons were there, >> Lucifer and his brother Jesus. Brother, >> sorry. >> A plan was presented to build planet Earth where the spirit children would be sent to take on mortal bodies and learn good from evil. Lucifer stood and made his bid for becoming savior of this new world. Wanting the glory for himself, he planned to force everyone to become gods. Opposing the idea, the Mormon Jesus suggested giving man his freedom of choice as on other planets. The vote that followed approved the proposal of the Mormon Jesus who would become savior of the planet Earth. Enraged, Lucifer cunningly convinced one-third of the spirits destined for Earth to fight with him in revolt. Thus, Lucifer became the devil and his followers the demons. Sent to this world, they would forever be denied bodies of flesh and bone. Those who remain neutral in the battle were cursed to be born with black skin. This is the Mormon explanation for the negro race. >> Did you like the bing? >> The spirits that fought most valiantly were cursed to be born with black skin. This is the Mormon explanation for the negro race. The spirits that fought most valiantly against Lucifer would be born into Mormon families on planet Earth. These would be the lighter-skinned people or white and delightsome as racism 101, guys. >> Yep. >> So I see I don't have to make things up. >> They made things up. Yeah. >> So much stuff. It's >> How much How much do you have to tithe? >> How much what tithe? Oh, 10% of your full income, not your net, your gross. And then um any of your birthday money or like you know, anything you get like your dad dies and leaves you stuff like you got to do that too. And then so and it's not on the honor system because apparently there's problems with the honor system. So you have to sit down with him with your W TWS and all the things and have something called tithing settlement every year. And if you're short now, I was short one year because I got really sick and I almost died and I had cancer and I couldn't really work. So >> Oh, do you? >> Mhm. And I'm good now. But I I had to have my thyroid out and all this stuff and I was I was super sick and they knew all about it and I was short and so um when I got better then we cleaned the bathrooms and everything in the church for free. No way. >> Yes, I did. >> That was a penalty. >> There's a bathroom. >> You don't get to go to the temple if you don't not just once, for months and months. I cleaned the whole church including the bathrooms for months with my husband. And so they want their money and they get it any way they can. >> Ad Yeah. Anything. Oh yeah. Oh well, you know, I didn't get to that part. Um, well, Bill Gates is their number one stockholding. And so, >> say this once again. >> Bill Gates is like their number one portfolio. You know, you're number one. Their number one is Bill Gates. But it makes sense because, you know, Joseph Smith's grandma was Lydia Gates. And they'll say they're not related, but I'm sorry. I did the genealogy and they are through Daniel Deacon Gates. And if you go, you have to get like you have to get sneaky. You can't like say, "Is Bill Gates related to uh Joseph Smith?" It'll say no. You have to go in and put is Daniel Deacon Gates related >> is >> Daniel Deacon Gates. >> Gates related >> to Bill Gates. >> Related to Bill Gates. Short answer. >> And it'll say >> no. >> It better not have said no. It's a lie. Okay, let's go. >> I have your genealogy file, Google. >> Maybe I have it. >> No. Okay, Google says no, too. >> Naughty. Here, let me show you. So, I think they're getting wise to some of us figuring this out. But they were more than happy that he was related to Daniel De. Okay, I know. Wait. Put in the gate. The what is it called? Gates. The gillsome gates. G I L S U M Gilome Gates. Is he related to the Jillum Gates? >> No, >> that's lies. They're getting too smart about this now because people have figured it out. So, Daniel Deacon Gates, I'll tell I'll show it to you, too. says, let's see, both individuals descend from Steven Gates and his wife Anne Neve who arrived in Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1638. So Steven Gates uh both Lucy Max Smith which is the mother of Joseph Smith and Bill Gates are descendants of Steven Gates 1610 to 1662 and his wife Anne. And so here is that so that you can see for black and white what it is and it it's also been verified on ancestry because I can go in and look at it and through Daniel Deacon Gates they are and they'll just turn around and say well it's so far down the line that and I'm like yeah well it still applies and so and the Fullers as well. So this as a founder of the Latter-day Saints movement is Bill Gates six cousins six times removed. So they say and then you keep going later it's not at all. And then I found it through Daniel Deacon Gates where it shows it's pretty close and so of the Jillum Gates. So they're just hiding things at this point which is crazy but it shows the other relatives.

>> Who's the head of the LDS right now? Oh, so they just got a new prophet. You're going to love this. >> So, the prophet, uh, Don H. Oaks is the new prophet. >> What's his name? >> Don H. Oaks. And you know, he just happens to be very involved with Chicago. And who did we just get for a new Catholic pope? Oh, that's right. A guy from Chicago. Huh. Makes you wonder, huh? And so when we're looking at these people, look, I'm telling you, it's been obfuscated to the point where everybody in the top elite, they work together. This whole NWO thing is 100% spot on and they're going to obfuscate. Obviously, like look at how quickly from then to now that's all changed online because we busted it out on Twitter. And so I'm sure that's when that became a problem for them. When we look at all of this stuff and we know that this goes back again to these same people on the Mayflower and that's what I'm bringing out in my new history one so I can prove it in the books I have because they can't change >> in the description guys. >> What's that >> link is going to be in the description. >> Yes. Yes. And so with with the proof in the books they can't do anything. you know, they they can say they're not, they can do whatever they want, but when you have the actual proof that that speaks volumes because they could change anything online, obviously, cuz every time we expose something, they do. And it's annoying. And I don't even care that they're related. Look, a lot of the people on the Mayflower in those first families are related. That's okay. I got it. >> But they run the world, too. I mean, this pilgrim society is important. So this guy is now the prophet. >> He is >> all the prophets have revelations. >> He's the prophet, seer, revelator. He talks to Jesus and God. Well, they're different, you know, Jesus and God all the time. And other people, you know, they talked to uh Melchizedek and Peter, James, and John. And that's how they got the Melchizedek priesthood back is Peter, James, and John came down and gave it to them. >> The apostles >> Apparently that's what they say. So, you know, they also continue to practice necromancy and they do rites for the dead. Uh, those temples only once do you go through, if you thought it was weird what I told you already, you only do that once for yourself, then you're doing it for dead people. And when I say you're doing that for dead people, it's not like you're going in saying, "Oh, you know this dead guy, I feel bad for him, so I'm going to do this in honor of him." No, you are the proxy for him. You are him that day. You become him that day. You take on his name. And one of the names they did, and I sure would have left. I think I would have left if I got this one, is they did Hitler. >> Hitler. Yeah. I >> wait. So LDS members in that temple, they baptize dead people so they can go to heaven. >> And then they did the Jews that all died for what they believed in, which is wrong because you shouldn't be changing anything for people that died for what they believed in. You should leave that alone. If that's what they believed, leave that alone. That's awful. Yeah. Well, that's awful. You don't do that. Like, if somebody got martyred for something and then you're going to go change things around. No. >> Got Mormons. When I die, stay away. >> They're going to get you. >> They got everybody. They >> They baptized Hitler, >> Obama's mom, Hitler, Napoleon, all the stars, like everybody. >> They want Hitler in heaven. >> I'll show you Hitler's because I didn't put it in there. Yeah. And so when we look at all this stuff, it's it's shocking. It's literally it's it's too much. And then when you're doing the baptisms for the dead, the same thing. You're taking on that name as that person that day, right? And getting baptized for them, but the kids do it, the innocent children that are 12 and above. And you have to understand one thing. When you're taking on a name of somebody, I often wonder with all this weird channeling stuff I've told you, and I haven't even got into Skull and Bones or any of the weird, it gets so much worse. But just from what I've told you so far, okay, all this strange stuff and these weird magical weird things, okay? If you are doing that from a young age to people, are you putting spirit attachments onto them because they're getting in a bowl full of oxen? You may want to pull that baptismal font back up. >> What do you want me to put? >> So, put in baptism uh font temple. LDS temple >> font >> uh font fo n t and then lds temple. >> LDS temple. So there they are. So does that remind you of somewhere else? You know, like it does me. It it it reminds me of Solomon's temple. And they say that proudly that these are they are the builders. I mean, it's so Masonic. And this is, you know, the same as it was for Solomon's temple. But not everything that happened at that time was good, you know. This this was esoteric. We'll say that. I won't say good or bad, but I'm definitely saying this. I don't think that it's smart to be doing necromancy in any form. >> You think so? >> I don't think so. >> I think it's a bad plan. You know, they dug up his brother and they dug up the prophets, Joseph and his brother both, and then they made canes, >> their corpses. >> Mhm. >> Back when? Oh, back in the They put it in the newspaper. It's great. It's on my uh So, if you >> Smith corpse >> dug up and made canes. Yeah, they made Yeah, death masks. And then they made if you put in the cult of the black sticks, that will give you a fun one. So they dug it up and they used the oak coffins that they were buried in to make canes. And they'd been like putrifying all over this wood for some Well, that's why they're black. And so they made sticks out of these canes for the new prophets and then they put their hair in the knob. Put put in cult of the black sticks uh cane. It'll probably come up. Uh, let's see. >> Put LDS museum with it. >> Cult of the black sticks. The LDS church calls this Steven Mccron's large history stick. This is it. >> There's a few of them. There's multiple. There it is. There's one. >> This wooden cane has hair embedded in the knot, which is reported to be the braided locks of Joseph and Herm Smith. This cane is also said to have been made from the wood of the coffins holding the Smith brothers before they were moved to their final ones. Wow. >> I never tell any lies with my research. So, yeah, it's gross and weird. Um, those are in the museums. >> But how do they justify it? Just for no reason. Hey, I got an idea. Let's go dug this guy up >> and make a cane. Yeah. >> But here's But here's why I think so. They don't justify it at all. They just say these are going to be very important in the end days and we have to have this because it's going to be so important in the end days. But nobody ever asks what you just asked. Like, but why? Right? I think I would have if I'd been braver, but I wasn't brave back then. And so ultimately, what do we know if we go back to Canaan clear back? Remember when I said then I went back to Joseph and then I went back to the Mayflower and then I went back. Well, I kept having to go back and eventually we get back to Canaanites. Okay. >> Mhm. And we only know certain gods that want blood and bones and things like that. And they were called for back in those days. They were more open about it, right? That there are certain gods that want certain things. That's just how it is. >> And some of them want gross stuff like this. And some of them, you know, bones and whatever. Or there would be no Skull and Bones. There would be no uh all this, you know, Epstein blood. I don't even know if you saw this, but uh so Epstein blood was in the Epstein files, the blood from Mormons every month. They said something about, "I'll keep paying for her BYU tuition if you keep supplying that Mormon blood every month or every week." It was every week >> to do what? >> Well, they didn't say >> to transfuse. They didn't say that, but I did I did wonder about it because, you know, there's some satanic baptisms with blood. You know, Jesse's a boater talks about this. Um, there's a lot of maybe transfusions. So, I started thinking, you know, what other weirdo do I know that was in history that might have used Mormon blood? So, I put in Howard Hughes Mormon Blood. I hope they haven't scrubbed it already. I've got screenshots of all this stuff. like the gates stuff, everything because they sure are getting rid of things quickly. So, if we go to uh the regular all instead of images, it'll be a article. >> Mhm. >> And it will talk about that they got in trouble for taking blood over the state lines, i.e. to here to Vegas from Utah, um and transfusing Howard Hughes with it. And I was like, what? This is crazy. And the doctors got in trouble for it because there was this big joke that Howard Hughes was a vampire, but he but they're like, "No, he has anemia. You're so stupid." And I'm like, "Okay, well that's fine, but why did he need it from Utah?" Like, "Why do we need to have blood from Utah?" And it never really said other than they did segregate their blood back then. Uh, they made sure to, you know, colored people, this is what they said back in the day. they would label it with a C and if they were white they wouldn't label it at all. So >> Howard Hughes is the guy the aviator the movie maker. >> Oh, you haven't I do a whole series. Well, Howard Hughes was infiltrated by the Mormon mafia and actually where we're sitting right now. Well, not this particular place, but Las Vegas was actually settled by the Mormons and it was overtaken by the mob somewhat and then the Mormons took it back in a very crazy way. >> So, who rules who who runs Vegas? Mormons. >> Mormons >> also Jews. Jewish mafia. Well, that gets interesting because those Macs that I was telling you about, okay, these people that were on the side of Lucy Mack Smith, >> there was a guy that helped. So, there was two people that were very intricate like working together. Lucy Max's um great like cousin and somebody. I'll find it in here in a second. And then, uh Gay, which his his last name was Gay, uh Bill Gay. And then also E. Perry Thomas. Well, E. Perry Thomas worked directly with this guy named Mac and he swears they're not related. And I'm going to show you a picture and you're going to laugh because if they're not related, it's I mean, somebody's not telling the truth here. So, it's a pretty funny picture. And side by side, Bill Gates is with this Mac guy and they are like identical twins. and his name is Jerome Mack. >> Right. They're not related though >> at all. >> Not at all. >> Let me pull this up. Mac, >> this I made. I'll send it to you. Um, because it's I made that side by side, but you can do just like Jerro Mack. Yeah. And so that's him. Mhm. He's not related to Bill at all. >> At all. >> I mean, come on. I'll send you the side by side, too. But the point is is look, they corporatized Las Vegas. They got rid of the mob by corporatizing. They brought in the banks and they got rid of them because then you can't skim off the top if it's all going through a corporatization and it has to be proven on taxes. They didn't want to pay taxes, so they took off. And E. Perry Thomas was this really high up Mormon. And he starts working with Jerome Mack and they corporatized everything here. And then they're best friends with the wins like the Mirage wins. Yeah. Like Steve Win. And then um this goes clear into like I'm sorry like even Elon Musk. Guess what? His number one money guy, he's a Mormon. Jared Birchaw. This gets deep when we get into money. Money is a whole another deal. Like money in these families, they're trying to hide these lines on purpose. And that's why when you go to type that in, it's scrubbed because we put it all over the internet on Twitter a couple weeks ago and everybody saw. So when they start scrubbing things and we see that it's for a purpose because they don't want everybody to know. Yeah, it's all of them. When people say, "Well, who who did it? Who is it?" And I I'm like, "Yeah, the answer is yes." They're all in on this together. And when we're talking about Michelle Sona, Sona is in with David M. Kennedy. He is God's banker. He's He literally was the Pope's banker. He's best friends. And you can put what was he best friends with? David M. Kennedy. It's going to say yes because they were known to be best friends. >> Kennedy of Italy. >> Uh, well, no. This is an LDS guy. And so when you look at this and you see that they're close or they'll say he was like a son to me. And that's what E. Perry Thomas said of Steve Win, "He was like my other son." And this one is they were best friends. And then, okay, so that's fine, but here's where it gets weirder. Michelle Sona is also the banker to who? Hitler. And Michelle Sona is also funding who? Onassis. And Onassis goes back to Kennedy. And the JFK people get involved. And it's a whole thing. I mean, like Watergate's involved with the Mormon Mafia. Um, the JFK Perendex situation is involved with the Mormon Mafia. It gets so deep. It's crazy. And literally, this was another time when I came upstairs and he was like, "You good?" And I I must have looked crazy. And I said, "No." And he goes, "Well, did you figure it out?" And I'm like, "Yeah." He goes, "Well, who was it?" And I said, "Everyone. It's everyone." And he's like, "What does that mean?" And I'm like, "All the top people. All the elites. Like the top of the top people. They are in this together. >> Do you swear? >> Yes. >> What the [ __ ] >> Like literally. >> That's what I said. I wanted to have a nervous breakdown for two days. And he's like, "What do you mean? I that's not true." And I started showing him like, "This is how this ties in." And then the Rothschilds loaned money to the Mormons, and then the Mormons loan money to the Catholics, and then the and they're all interbreeding, and then the Steuart line, and he's like, "You sound crazy." >> You know, I'm happy that it's not only the Jews. That note, it's not only the Jews. >> They're there, too. >> Italians, Irish. >> Yes. >> All of them. >> Yes. >> All of them. Just the top. Just the elite. And when people say it's a big club and you're not in it, they're wrong. It's a small club and you're not in it. >> But you're still not in it. >> Yeah. Everybody. >> Yeah. No, it's everybody. >> You have all this documented on your YouTube channel. >> Yep. >> Guys, link in the description below. Please show some love for Heidi. Spotify has more because some things I can't put on YouTube. >> Why? >> Because I'll get thrown off. >> I want to say in the last two in the last two years I I don't get censored at all. >> Well, you're you're lucky. I've been dinged a bunch, but probably the Mormons run it. I do know they own Spotify. So, >> Mormons? >> Yep. >> You mean the stakeholders? >> They are some of the top stakeholders in so many things. It would scare you. In fact, I don't have sponsors because I just barely tried to take a sponsor. He knows not even a sponsor. It was just an affiliate. Just an affiliate just for a code because I really liked their product. And I always said, "Oh, if I found a product I really believed in, I would do it." And so I found one and I was so excited. And then I did a quick search. Mormons. I was like, "You freaking Mormons are everywhere. Why are you everywhere?" So guys, if you want that wonderful garment, the link is going to be in the description below. Use the code Heidi. >> Yeah, no kidding. >> You're going to get 15% off. Wear it to the beach. Go to Venice Beach. Wear it. You're going to get so much attention. >> Yeah, you'll get >> You're going to like it. Go to Muscle Beach. Go to Gold's Gym. Just work out in that garment. >> Yeah, no kidding. >> Get that pump. >> But it isn't just the Jews. Sorry to disappoint everybody. It's the Jesuits. It's the Jews. It's the Mormons. It's the royalty. Yeah. It And it's not all of them, right? It's just some. And I think And I think the Epstein files has shown that. I think that right there has been shown almost more than anything cuz who all shows up? Like people that don't make any sense. That's what the board of perex is. When you look at the board of perex and you see, and this is a JFK thing, I don't know if you know, but when you look at this board, you've got a mobster, a CIA guy, and the royalty's lawyer. Like, what? >> And so, it doesn't make any sense. Like, why do these people know each other, right? But they >> honest, >> right? >> Okay. Short question. Amongst all of them, are there any Latinos, blacks, or Asians? Now there is 100% the Asians are 100% involved. They've always been able to be involved um through their missionary programs. The Mormon church has infiltrated everywhere. Absolutely. >> I mean, are those ethnicities are on the top. >> They they are involved with the top. They are there are top-level Mormon Asian people now. There are top-level Mormon African people now. They're top-level like it's it's everywhere especially South Africa. Um, because the Steuart line and that whole Stewart thing with, you know, the Tudor Stewarts and the War of the Roses, it gets weird. But this whole Mary Magdalene thing and the Rosicrucian and John and it sounds like a weird fantasy and it and it goes, "Did the Arthurian miss and all this weird stuff, but when you look at it all and you lay it all out, like if I could make one of those crazy thread boards, right, it all intersects and you go, "Okay, I see now." Like, "All right, I got it." Yeah. And it sucks because we can pray against it. That's why I don't do church, you know. >> Okay. Who was Hitler then? Do you have the answer? >> Oh boy. Hitler was used very strategically. Um, they say he was a Rothschild. I don't know for sure, but I do lean towards maybe that fact. But I definitely know one thing. He was just following orders, too. Like I think he was a puppet that they used very cleverly. What do they have on him? Blackmail. >> I mean, >> just useful lady. >> Money, blackmail. Who knows? You know, it's all starting to come out. He's in those files, too. So, >> he just wanted to sell his pictures, his art. >> No, I mean, he was like in madly in love with his cousin. That's a little weird. And then he had um a very deformed dick. And um >> that's how you should start the podcast. Mr. Hitler has very >> Just like Epstein Johnson. >> Yep. Just like Epstein. Yep. He had hypospadias. They couldn't fix it back then. That's when you pee and it comes out the back of it. It's just all weird. And nowadays we fix that. But and then he had like it one ball. Um, so I've heard like these people with messed up dicks like it doesn't go well cuz Epstein was apparently crazy. Um, I don't know if you've heard about that. His dick was severely deformed as well. So, maybe it's just a weird dick syndrome. I don't know. They But I think Joseph Smith's work too good. I personally from what I've read, he was charming. We'll say that.

>> The last question on the podcast is always the same. Let's have two assumptions with you. Assumption number one, the president of the United States of America is the most powerful human being on planet Earth. No, that's a joke. >> That's an assumption. Okay. >> Okay. >> Assumption until you become one. You become the president of the of the US. Once you do so, you have these three-letter agencies at your disposal. Three CIA, FBI, NSA, you name it. They come to you and say, "Congratulations, you're the president now. We know all the answers in the world. You ask us a question, we give you an honest answer." What will be your first question? >> Oh my gosh. The first question, am I right? Because I have so many different things that I've sussed out, right? I would want to know if I was right and if fallen angels run the universe. >> Let's say they give you a positive answer. Yes, you're right on the Mormons that they run the top of the top. You as a president, would you expose it to the public? >> I would always expose everything at any cost because I do. >> Is pedophilia prevalent in the Mormon church? I would I I feel like truth is more important to me than most anything because I feel like without it, it just snowballs. And if you know the truth, it would just eat at me. It would drive me crazy. I would have to I would I would have to do something. >> God bless you. God, that is Jesus Christ, guys. Jesus Christ. God bless you. God bless you for everything that you do. And guys, please show some love. Go check Heidi's YouTube channel and Spotify. There's some forbidden knowledge on Spotify that is not on YouTube, but I actually challenge you to upload those videos to YouTube, but I don't believe you're going to be taken down. >> Hopefully not, >> because they don't do that anymore. >> Well, even Spotify last week with my drop, they muted it for like a day and a half. >> What was the topic? >> And I got all these people that were just um sending me messages like, "Hey, we can't hear And I contact Spotify, contact, they don't they're like, "Oh, it's working perfectly on her end. Don't know what to tell you." >> What's the topic? >> Uh that one was the book of the law of the Lord. That was all about this uh Prince Madoc that came to Alabama. >> Guys, links in the description. God bless you. >> Thank you. Heat. Heat.