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Welcome back. It's been a while since I sat in and did one of these video discussions where we talked about pretentious topics like the New World Order or books or crazy stuff. And so I'm going to be, be good to do something like that again. Welcome to my library here in my small apartment where I, where I sleep, feed on paper and words on paper. I don't really have any good discussions about this stuff, so I thought I'd throw this out there and maybe generate some good, good conversation.
Lately, I've been reading a book called *LSD and the American Experience: Storming Heaven* by Jay Stevens. It came out 10-15 years ago and basically everything that the quote, conspiracy people have talked about when it comes to LSD and its use amongst intelligence groups as an experimental drug, and then its corporatization by big pharma, on things like that and how, you know, most of the psychotropic drugs that a large percentage of the population are now on are classified, it's in the same category stuff as LSD. And if you could use, read this book, what you've come to find is that there was a very set agenda going on behind the use of LSD and things like that and, and it's breaking into the mainstream in the 60s and 70s and even prior to that with Huxley, Ginsberg, people like that. The Beat movement. But one part that I thought was really fascinating was where Allen Ginsberg describes his experience where he, he actually says it that one time when he was tripping acid, he sort of felt commissioned to, to become a, a, an apostle of a new quote gospel. He describes the entity Moloch appearing to him. And, and again, I realize that this is, this is something anybody's experiencing while he's on a psychotropic drug, but I mean the very fact that he's encountering ancient deities who are commissioning him to go forth as an apostle, poet, to a new generation, I think that that says a lot about the whole 60s, 70s drug revolutions and what it says. I mean, you think about Moloch, you know, what, what do we do to worship Moloch? Well, we all, you offered Moloch your children. And so in this country, we have 50 million abortions. I don't think it's an accident that some of the apostles of the new gospel, the gospel of pre-law of revolution, so forth, so on, which is just the gospel of the old, of the left that's been sort of repackaged, sent out to destroy culture, Western civilization in particular, comes directly from guys who claim that they were commissioned by devils.
Now you can say that that, I'm crazy, that someone talks about this post, it's crazy, this notion that I'm talking about crazy, but I mean I'm not the one claiming to be commissioned by ancient deities. And Moloch is a demon. You don't have to go very far in reading the Old Testament prophets to find out that Moloch's not the kind of deity that you want to serve. But that's really what we've been reduced to in this, in this, in this nation is basically a bunch of, even if we don't believe in entities like that, I mean we're basically just a big fat demon-worshipping, small, of the nation. And so we're ripe for slaughter and it can't, it can't continue on very long unless there's some sort of miraculous change. Things are basically destined to collapse. And so you also have a lot of, I mean when you read about Timothy Leary, stuff with that is mentioned at length in this book, as well as Huxley stuff, like *The Doors of Perception*, and you match that up with *Brave New World*, and then connect that with *1984*, things like that, I mean pretty clear that what's going on, it's not by accident. And you have a program designed to scientifically engineer a populace to, to create the new man, if you will. And the new man consists of a human being who will be merged with biological, with biotech, transhumanist notions of becoming God, if you will. The rest of the populace, be dumbed down, controlled masses, will be of course sectioned off into basically large ghettos, basically big Comptons or something like that, what eventually will be killed off. And so you'll have been a technocratic elite that will then live on. And so you can look at writers like Ray Kurzweil or someone like that, but actually this stuff goes back a lot further to the Anglo-American model in people like Bertrand Russell or the Huxleys. And this comes out of a social Darwinism, it comes out of, drum, Malthusianism, and the idea is that, that is the perfection of man. We can perfect man without any reference to morality, without any reference to notions of absolutist theology, I mean kind of metaphysical, Oprah, Ora teachings from philosophy, those have all been jettisoned. And so now what we have is this completely tech-focused gospel of man becoming God's enemy. Now I don't think that that's, obviously not going to happen, but they believe that it's going to happen, so that's what we're dealing with. That's, that's the reality, the present world where we are. Do free human beings who do believe in more than a, believe that there's, oh God, that's what we are fighting against. Technological psychopaths.
Leap. Another interesting book that fits into this as well is something I picked up, *Spiritual Disciplines*. This is printed by Princeton University, but what it is is actually a bunch of scholarly articles that deal with several different religious notions. And a particular interest is Carl Jung's essay, "Dream Symbols of the Individuation Process". And what Jung does in this treatise is go through and explain, through his psychoanalysis, the dreams of a particular patient over a period of a few years. From City, have paid special attention to, thing, over three hundred dreams of this patient. What he did was analyzed and looked for patterns and then use his notion of archetypes to give us an interpretation of the, what ultimately becomes a sort of alchemical process and Gnostic idea of this man's process in leaving the constrictions of a patriarchal deity, perceived to be this tyrannical patriarchal deity found in biblical religion. To them, then progresses out of that into supposes freedom through Gnostic. And so again, Carl Jung is a very influential figure who left the discipline of psychology and psychiatry, probably another Freud in the movies, probably won't remember to God. And his, these, these theories still dominate. Now I'm not saying that there's nothing to dream analysis or something like that, but what these notions promote is that, again, this fits in with the LSD movement, fits in with the transhumanist movement, and it fits in with ideas of the New World Order, because you have a Gnostic teaching that undergirds all of this. And what the Gnostic teaching is is basically that man is his own self-emergent deity and hold deity, he is, he's all gods or actually just projections of his own psyche. So we see this in a lot of films and see this in pop culture consistently. We see this as something that's promoted as a kind of global religion that basically is a big tyranny is attempting to displace all traditional forms of religion and introduce now a global religion. And if you read biographies that walk family stuff like that, you'll find that they funded these large ecumenical type movements that then seek to displace traditional religion and establish a new global religion, which ultimately isn't something new, it's just what happened in the garden in Genesis 3, repackaged in a clever deception, a clever guise of man can become his own boss. You don't need any external deity, all you need is your own reason, your own mental abilities to prove gnosis or knowledge to attain to immortality. And again, that's the lie of the transhumanist, a lot of the psychological academic, technic, and in such an absurd notion to think that because we have advancements of technology that therefore we could achieve God-man. Just like I said, this, this saturates pop culture, saturates corporate control, media, evidence, everything is just streaming right here that everything is relative, everything's subjective, you are your own god, you don't have to worry about scanners running wrong. That's, that's, that's the idea of the mean, patriarchal deity that comes at you with authority and tells you this is wrong, this is right, do this, Washington, so put, so on. But what do we see when, when people go away from them? What if, what happens to cultures that do that? Well, what, what we saw with Moloch when the Israelites went away from God and they went towards these deceptive lies, everything crumbles, the entire structure falls apart, and you have people giving their children away to Moloch. And so that's what the point of reach in this culture. And so even though we might want to sit around and think that we're this is modernity, we don't believe in superstition, we don't believe in these archaic notions of possession, demon spirits, so forth, so on, we actually operate in the exact same world. Things haven't changed very much. All this change is the exterior dressing, the packages that are sold to us. So don't fall prey to the corporate manufactured counterculture that tells you that you can be your own God, that being some sort of hipster, Hot Topic shopping, emo scumbag, piece of trash, that that's some desirable thing. When you give in to that, when you follow that, you are just giving in to the very thing that they want you to give in to. And so, you know, being counterculture is something that is, can be a good thing, especially when the culture becomes completely degenerate and disgusting as ours is. And so I want to, I want to tell you and challenge you that if you really want to be counterculture, the way to do it is to be counterculture in a high culture way or to, to become educated, to see through these manufactured structures.