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I've been pieced so many times in the past on this channel. For those of you who've been on my channel for long enough, you know that I've spoken on the concept of, quote-unquote, work relationships. This segment here will allow me to expound on that sentiment.
Also, pay very close attention to the background of Miss Jane Pauley. In light of the soon-to-be so-called Valentine's Day, they have a Valentine's Day theme behind her. Notice how they juxtaposed the heart with the Sun, right to the left of the screen there. You'll see that there's a heart with a Sun image inside of it. Of course, also the red rose, as I've touched on it, is the symbol of the goddess of lust and love, Aphrodite. You'll see that they have the right eye, right above Miss Pauley, the so-called Eye of Set or Eye of Hathor. And the heart, as I've spoken on in the past, is just a symbol for Kush, okay? Because the heart was due to be the, the center of, or the Sun of the universe, and the Sun is symbolized as Kush, or as he was known as in ancient Kemet, he's also known as Ra or Ra-Atum, okay?
Speaking about Kush, and unfortunately, because so many brothers are caught up in the Kemetian Babylonian philosophy, they study these various gods and they think that they're all separate entities. But the proof that they're all talking about the same individuals is that they often times get amalgamated. Sopotah and Men became Pata-Men, or Osiris, or was oftentimes joined unto Yah or Khonsu and to Hoodi. They would all be joined together. Why? Because it's all the same entity. Sekhmet with, without, with Aset, because the same person is talking about Semiramis, the wife and mother of Nimrod, okay?
My name was, just to get back to the point, Miss Jane Pauley is going to introduce this segment on workplace relationships and the new, the new dynamic of relationships in America due to the fact that you have the genders being spliced together in the workplace. So let's see what they have to say. Of course, I'm gonna chime in.
"Working it out on the job is a day-to-day reality for any couple involved in a workplace romance, particularly these days. Tony Duke Opal has been talking to some of the couples who've been making it work."
Now, in light of the, quote-unquote, #MeToo movement, #TimesUp movement, it's gonna be very interesting to see the change in dynamics in the so-called workplace or corporate America. Why is that? Because many people are dating or engaging in sexual repartee or sexual relationships with people in the workplace. Why is that? Because for the most part, in modern-day America, the workplace is where people build most of their interpersonal relationships. It's where they spend most of their time. It's where they do most of their talking. That's why you have so many hangout partners that come from the workplace. You have people who meet their, quote-unquote, best friends or their wives or their husbands in the workplace.
So now that you've added the hyper-scrutiny of the #MeToo movement, which is creating a programming dynamic for many liberal females in corporate America, it's given them another option on how to view a man who is making a pass at them or come on to them. It's going to be very interesting to see how men respond and react. So let's see what they have to say.
"In Hershey, Pennsylvania, the rush is on. Those are all Hershey's Kisses. Close to a billion will be made just for this Valentine's Day."
Valentine's Day comes from a Greco-Roman ritual known as the Lupercalia, which basically is in veneration of the god Apollo and his altar as the wolf god. Now, there was a wolf god in ancient Kemet known as Wep-wawet, spelled W-E-P, as in Peter, W-A-W, E-T, S, and Thomas, that basically was one of the altars for Nimrod. As I always and I incessantly state on this channel, brothers, all the gods of the ancient world are just pseudonyms for many of the archetypal figures that those of you who read the scriptures know about. Many of the ante-diluvian or even post-diluvian entities like Kush, Nimrod, Noah, Adam, Eve, so on and so forth.
Well, Wep-wawet was one of the war god altars for Nimrod, and he became known in Greece as Zeus, right, or Zeus Lycaon, or Apollo Lycaon. And in that altar, he was known as the wolf god. And as the wolf god, he demanded a sacrifice. When you study Lupercalia, the Lupercalia fell around February 14th or February 15th, and they would have to go to a mountain, I believe it was called Wolf Mountain in Greece, in a section known as Arcadia. And the entities that were venerated there were Apollo, Zeus, and Pan. As I've told you, brothers, Pan is just a Greek version of the entity known as Enkidu or Set. Right? He became known in Greece as Pitar Pan, which is where you get that character from.
Well, when they would go up onto that mountain to venerate Pan or Apollo, they would sacrifice a human being and they would eat their body parts. That is what you get the symbol for the heart, the chocolate-covered heart. Anytime that a person was sacrificed, it was in remembrance of Nimrod or Osiris when he was killed and his body was chopped up. So when you eat the chocolate-covered heart, that is in remembrance of Nimrod because, please understand, Nimrod was a so-called Hamite. He was a, he was a person of Kemet. He was a so-called African.
Now, the holiday later on became known as St. Valentine's Day in commemoration of a saint, a patron figure. And I believe he lived during the 4th or 5th century. No, no, no, 3rd century, I believe. His name was Valentinus, and he became attributed to that day because they were trying to offset the Lupercalia. The, the church at the time was trying to offset the Lupercalia. But after a while, the pagan aspect and the church aspect became intermingled. And that's why, even to this day, what do you have symbolized for the 1st for Valentine's Day? You have Cupid or Eros, because Cupid was just another version of Heru, okay? That's all Eros or Cupid are. They're just an alter version of Heru.
As I stated at the start of the video, the heart symbol is symbolic for Kush because the heart represents the, the center of the universe. And in the Kemetian system, the Sun was the center of the universe, and the heart was the center of the body. All right? So that's where all those symbols come from. But it's just a big hustle. Once again, I see so much stress that gets put on so many of these dudes during the holiday season, running from so-called Thanksgiving all the way through and culminating in Valentine's Day. And it's just a hustle. This is to force men to spend a whole bunch of money on flowers and candy for some broad that they may not even be with next year. There's nothing wrong with buying things for your lady. You know, you buy flowers and candy, but you're not supposed to do it in commemoration of a fake holiday. And all these holidays go back to the, to the worship of Pan and, and, and Nimrod, etc. Every last one of them.
There'll be another one coming up that they call Saint Patrick's Day, but it's actually the Liber-alia, or the Day of Wine, okay? Which is, which is in veneration of Bacchus, once again. And I got into it with some, some female who tried to comment in one of my videos, some Caucasian female who tried to tell me about the Bacchian rites. The Bacchian rites or Bacchus is just a Greek version of Osiris, that's all Bacchus is. That's why he was torn apart as well. And once again, in the Bacchian rites, you have cannibalism, all right? Behind closed doors, the elite engage in cannibalism. That's what the term "Baal" when you take note that a person is accountable, that means that they're a priest of Baal. That's what that term means. Kon-ka-hen, it just means priests of Baal. Like the Carthaginians, you know, like brothers love talking about Hannibal. That name, Hannibal, Hannibal, he was a Carthaginian. He was a descendant of the Phoenicians, which is a conventional term for the, the Canaanites, okay? But that's a whole 'nother topic for another day because a lot of times brothers like to state that Hannibal was a, wasn't Israelite. He may have been, but I doubt it, okay?
But just getting back to the topic point of this all is that Valentine's Day comes from the Lupercalia, which is basically just the veneration of the wolf or the wolf god. They believe that when you engage in cannibalism and you ate this body part, which is what they did on Wolf Mountain in Arcadia or in Greece, that you could have, you had the power of transformation. You could turn into Osiris, you could turn into the wolf god, or as he was known in Kemet as Wep-wawet, okay? So that's truly what it was about. And then it became known and if as being associated with love and really lust and its correlation with Aphrodite with the rose, so on and so forth, all right? With Heru as Eros or Cupid. But that's where it comes from, the Lupercalia. And once again, look it up. The Lupercalia became associated with Pan, who was the god of, that's truly all so-called St. Valentine's Day is about, just a bunch of [ __ ] buying cards and flowers trying to get laid.
"If you need an even bigger dose of something sweet, watch their hands. When did you develop your sign language?"
"Oh, that one. That's bringing that. Yeah. What is that?"
"This means I love you. When we walk into work together and he goes to go out the door, when we just kind of both go like that to each other."
Now, you see how they very slickly and slyly snuck the monocot neutral hand sign into this segment? Now, these two, they may actually believe the death sign means "I love you," but it's also very possible that they know what that sign actually means, which is that they are initiates or acolytes of Pan, okay? And it's also very likely that the people who promote it or who decided to do this segment know what the real origins of Valentine's Day are and purposefully had them sneak that hand sign in there.
"Rob Wagner met on their first day at work. We were sitting in orientation. This building. I'd look back every night. I thought, 'Pretty girl back there.' The rest is history. They fell in love on the factory floor."
"I was always goofing off, so she would make me laugh."
"Yeah. What would he do?"
"Oh, like his hairnet. He pulled down over his face and he'd be like, 'I'm a candy keeper.' Just funny stuff like that."
"Yeah, a jackass making an ass of himself at work. I'd mess around and get his hand caught in a chocolate maker. Get his damn hand chopped off."
"Over brought. They've been co-workers now for 22 years. For 21 of those years, they've also been husband and wife. And they're not alone. At Hershey's, where love and work mix about as well as milk and cocoa."
"Damn. Hershey's is making a lot of love connections. The modern workplace is one of America's most reliable matchmakers."
"Damn. It's white girl ready to risk it all for some of that Mandingo, huh?"
"What the hell does brother buy to assure that it brought together Michelle and Barack Obama? You, me, Michael and Barack, allegedly masters of population control and eugenics."
"My wife at work in the makeup at NBC. As newlyweds, we're still building our future."
"Yeah, you lucky. You must have met her back at about 2015, because if you, if you try to hit on her this year, you would have been another one of them dudes in the #MeToo movement out of work."
"Do you think it's still possible in this day and age to have a romance like yours at work?"
"I do. And people even guess, I think that it's going to be even more probable that many of the, quote-unquote, romances that people have are going to be centered more in the workplace because modern-day people, they spend so much time at work. And many of these females are lonely."
So what's going to happen now, brothers? Because this is, I really am galvanized to make this video because of what I see is going to come in the near future in the corporate America workplace, particularly for the so-called black men. You're gonna have a lot of these women starting to hit on you because they, due to the #MeToo movement, this is going to inhibit a lot of men from starting from making the first move. So many of these chicks are gonna start making the first move towards you. So just be very, very aware of that. Don't always decide to give in to a female who was initiating any type of romantic overture towards you. And if they do try to flirt with you, especially electronically, always save the messages. Always save the emails. Save everything. Because when the female gets, quote-unquote, bored with you, you never know what she's gonna say. She might say that, "This guy tried to harass me. He's making it an uncomfortable workplace environment."
And whatever you do, do not allow yourself to get emotionally attached to any female in the workplace. If you decide that you're going to engage in some type of an adventure with the broad, just look at it as that. It's going to be a fun time and it'll probably be over as quickly as it started because most of these females, these liberal females in the workplace, are dealing with a series of mental issues. They don't know up from down and they're just looking for something to take their mind off of how much they hate their life due to feminism. They have been swept up in a lot of emotional fervor and their life pretty much now is a series of rollercoaster rides and they want to see who they can get to ride with them. So just be vigilant. Very careful.
"Climate today, especially things are more gray than ever."
"Rosemary Havener is the Chief Human Resources Officer for CareerBuilder, a matchmaker for employers and employees. According to their latest survey, only about a third of people have dated a co-worker or will admit to it. Though that's [ __ ] probably about 75 to 80 percent of people have dealt with a co-worker at some time during their workplace experience. And when I say date, I mean [ __ ] one. These people, they take these surveys and it, well, we never actually went out. I only bang. Holy bang. At home or in the office, so that doesn't count. I'll just say no. The vast majority of people are having some type of experience with a colleague in the workplace eventually, particularly if you're around people of the other gender for long a period of time, something is going to pop off or someone will have at the very least try to approach you. I mean, unless you look like Jabba the Hutt."
"The lowest in 10 years. Each organization is going to decide what's best for them. Some say no dating. Some say identify yourself to HR, fill out a love contract."
Yes, a love contract. Look at this [ __ ] brothers. Didn't I tell you that eventually things were gonna have to get contractual? Now, why are these companies doing this? They're not doing this because of men. They're doing this because of the women. This is how much the inclusion of liberal women has changed the culture of the workplace. Now you have to be concerned about things that you're really not supposed to be concerned about. You wouldn't be if they had separated the genders and kept them that way, how they're supposed to be. Now you're gonna have a love contract and you're gonna see the start to get proliferated in many different workplace environments as companies get more hip to the fact that they are going to have to insure themselves against any type of tomfoolery in the workplace.
So if the corporate structures are starting these type of conventions like a love contract, that's even more reason for brothers to be aware of what potentially can happen. The same way that they want to have insurance, you should have insurance as well. Make sure that you try not to hit on any females. I don't care how fat her ass is. I don't care how big her titties are. I don't care how much she looks at you. You let her make the first move. And you made sure that you get it electronically. And once you get it electronically, then you save it and you go ahead and you do what you feel like your move to do. But always consider that it can end at any moment. So do not get caught up in anything emotionally.
"Romance in the workplace agreement."
"Look at this [ __ ]. In response to the #MeToo movement of people with stories of sexual harassment, you said, 'I didn't tell you that this #MeToo movement was born to metastasize, didn't I tell you that?' And worse, companies are looking for new ways to protect their workers."
"Very difficult to control the outcome when it..."
No, you're not looking for new ways to protect your workers. You're looking for new ways to protect yourself when it is two human beings coming together, whether it's in an office setting or outside.
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"Your stock ticker symbol is LUV, right?"
"Yeah. Love is in the air. Love is our stock symbol and is also our headquarters. We fly out of Love Field."
"I think you're just a sex addict. How many times have you joined the mile-high club?"
"Elizabeth Bryant is the Vice President at Southwest Airlines University. The company prides itself on one emotion. If we have an environment where people care for each other and can be themselves coming to work every day, that naturally leads to friendships, relationships, getting your freak on."
I could see the look at her eyes. She, she has gotten really high up in the sky. And not just for my airplane, from busting a buck, a bunch of nuts, probably in the pilot's cabin sometimes.
"Marriages. Brian's husband, Tory, also works at the airline, which makes them one of about 1,500 love couples. But there are rules about workplace relationships at Southwest Airlines, such as a ban on supervisors dating subordinates."
"At any point, did you find yourself thinking, 'Maybe we need to rein in our culture to protect ourselves and our employees?'"
"I doubt it for the simple fact that many of these corporations are trying to encourage a, quote-unquote, family atmosphere. And depending on the culture that they want to promote, if they're truly sincere about it, I mean, you can either go left, you can go right. You can decide that you want to stop all romantic adventures or endeavors in the workplace, or you can decide to go all-in. Since we're gonna push it up and promote a family atmosphere, we might as well try to encourage people to actually become family and just get married and have them come to work and know work through it that way. If there's misbehavior, then you manage the misbehavior. And the culture that we have here is one that is its authentic, its transparent, its really is founded in taking care of one another. This worked for us for 45 years here at Southwest Airlines."
"Tell it, whenever love takes flight, so does business."
"So the culture that you think is best for the business also happens to create relationships."
"Absolutely. You can't get one without the other."
"Well, I think we've always believed and if we take care of our employees first, they will naturally take care of our customers. And if we take care of our customers, our customers will come back."
"In other words, you give them fellatio to them customers. Just keep it real, allegedly."
"Notice flight attendants Dean and Terry Hansen."
"It's very important for us to keep our work relationship professional. We never want to bring any of our problems to work."
"Yeah, please don't do that. What is he? I mean, like, what's going on here? You're gonna get mad at us? You know what [ __ ]? I'm just taking the plane now. [ __ ] it. [ __ ] everybody. You don't wanna be with me no more? We all going out."
"No, I mean, I'm his best audience. First of all, I don't know what hurry and Dean met in the air on a training flight 18 years ago. Now they're a team on the ground too. The married couple just bought a home in Loveland, Colorado."
"This is our career. We're not going anywhere for a long time. We have a new home. We're in love with this company. We're in love with each other. We love working together."
And that's smart too, because most of them stewardesses, they wolf. They put on a lot of mileage. And I'm not just talking about in the air. Goodness sakes. Yeah, it was, uh, I know it's, she better make sure that them, that them skies that they're flying are friendly, 'cause my man looks like he might just snap. Let's just say the hell with it. Just bum-rush to the pilot's cabin and just make them have looked like that Tom Hanks in Castaway.
"Back in Hershey, Robyn K. or making sure all those kisses get out on time and saving a few for each other."
"Just not the chocolate. Chocolate? No."
"Yeah, no chocolate other than the new black guy at work."
Anyway, that's gonna be it on that. Just wanted to make this video just as an update for brothers to understand how these new ideologies, these new conventions that they're promoting and that they're propagating, the #MeToo movement, you are going to feel the changes, okay? So to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
But yes, in regards to Valentine's Day, all that is is a very, very tacit way to make people celebrate the Lupercalia, you know, which comes in the month of February. You know that February, by the way, comes from a term for Februa, if I remember correctly, in Latin itself. Februa, it means the purging or the purification. And they believed that through the, the digestion of another human being, that they can be purged, it can be purified, made into gods. That's what the Lupercalia is all about. The wolf brotherhood. They mention Romans. They even had a priest known as the Luperci. The Luperci, or the Luperci, or the Luperci-bal, L-U-P-E-R-C-I, you could look it up. It basically the wolf priests. They venerated the wolf in the ancient time because that was a pseudonym for Nimrod, or as he was known in Kemet as Wep-wawet, all right?
So just make sure that you look those things up. As already stated, around February 14th, February 15th, they would go onto a mountain top known as Wolf Mountain. I'm trying, but the name of, I think it was Mount Lycaon, L-Y-C-A-I-O-N, but brothers, please look that up because I can't quite remember it. They would go up on that mountain and they would sacrifice goats and a dog, and they would also sacrifice a human being. And they would mix the entrails or the, the meat of all three together. And it was stated that the person who was able to get the meat of the human being mixed in there was the one who'll be able to turn it to the wolf and take on the aspects of Wep-wawet. But really, by that time in Greece, it was Apollo, okay? Because Apollo is the Greek version of Heru. Heru is just the divided car of Nimrod, or as he was known in Kemet as Osiris. But that's where all comes from. It's just the veneration of the wolf. And they turned it over into a love festival when they mixed in Saint Valentine, who was a so-called black man, also.
But once again, when you eat that chocolate-covered heart, that is, that is basically in commemoration of Nimrod and him being, and being mutilated and being chopped up. So when you ate his body part, you took on his virility, you took on his nature as a great warrior. And you see that through our cultures. The reason why they engage in cannibalism, the thought was that you would take on the essence of that person. All right? Anyway, peace.