CLONES, TARTARIA & FREEMASONS! Guy Anderson AU

Five, four, three, two, one, and we are live with Guy Anderson, folks. And oh my goodness, I can't believe I haven't had him on sooner. Let's just say you're in for a treat.

In a little bit of a summary then, for 30 years, Guy's been researching conspiracies such as cloning, fake moon landings, the lost continents of Atlantis, Tartaria, and the old world reset to completely erase an entire civilization from the pages of history. Not just literally, but physically, too, is the biggest act of conspiracy to ever take place, he says in his many books. And we've got the links to the books if you're on in the UK or the USA. We've got all the Amazon links in the description box. We've got his website, the it's the the tartarianempire.co.uk in the description box. So please support his important work. And before you know, we do these deep dives, then Guy, and and huge thank you for coming on. Let's just give the viewers, because it's your first time here, a bit of background, your backstory, what led to this? Because you were a Freemason at one point, weren't you?

Yes. Yes. Apparently, I still am, but I've been upgraded. Yeah. According to, uh, quite a few people, I'm a 33rd degree Freemason and, uh, and I'm being controlled by them to put this information out there. And, and it's news to me, but, um, my butler laughs every time I tell him when he's fueling the jet, you know. Um, but first of all, that's, uh, that's probably the best introduction I've ever been given. So, thank you, Sean. And, uh, it's, it's actually, uh, a privilege to be on your show because I, I, I've wanted to be on for, for a long time. So, I really do appreciate it and giving up a Saturday night to speak to me.

Well, Saturday night is, is a really good spot for us here. We've got a lot of American viewers, and it gives everybody time to watch it over the weekend. So, we, we do try and get, um, a heavy hitter out every Saturday night. You are, you are he.

Oh, wow. I, I've never been referred to like that before. It's really strange, but I, I gave a talk, um, last night, uh, in Essex. And often when people introduce me, I, I feel that they're talking about someone else. I think, this isn't me, is it? Uh, because this is all accidental. You know, this, this, this wasn't what I'd planned at all. Well, I was a tattoo artist and, um, people would come to get tattooed by me and I would, uh, I would literally subject them to, in some cases, five hours of BitChute, send them down these rabbit holes, show them the work of people like Donald Marshall, and they would go away either thinking I was absolutely insane or I'd sparked something. And when I saw them again, they would, uh, they'd either say, "My God, I had nightmares after that, uh, that last appointment with you." Or they would say, "I've been looking into what you said." And it, and it makes sense. And, uh, you know, all of a sudden they're reading David Icke's work and, and, uh, you know, they've got subscriptions and stuff. But my journey started, uh, in my teens. It was my dad. Um, he was a master Freemason and, uh, my mom used to joke every time he went to London to one of his meetings. She would say to him, "You're going to go and meet your friends. You're going to put your pennies on and you're going to bake cakes together in your little boy club." And he would laugh and say, "Uh, you know, you, you, you can take the piss as much as you like. We run the world." And that's a red rag to a bull, uh, for me. Yeah.

So, um, when I, when I,

Do you know the history of why he became a Freemason?

Yes, I do. I do. Yeah. It, it was, uh, slightly different to myself. He joined because he was working in the city for a big PLC and he knew that that handshake would get him contracts that he couldn't get otherwise. And it was on the basis of trust. Uh, but there's also another element to it where they, they truly believe that a Freemason, and you do swear to this, that a Freemason won't do anything to harm another one. So that won't necessarily mean, for example, getting let off by for speeding if the copper that pulls you over is a Freemason. It could also include a promotion at work or a contract or an opportunity. And it did work. He went from being a sales manager for this large company to being on the board of directors within about five years and, uh, considering when I was born, he was working on a building site. Um, he, he ended up being the managing director and it was a huge PLC. Uh, so yes, he, he clearly, it clearly worked. But he had this desire for hidden knowledge and, um, he was reading books like *From Atlantis to the Sphinx*, *Holy Blood and the Holy Grail*, and then reading David Icke's work. While people were laughing at David, he was fully on board. And I even questioned him at times. And then I started reading the books too. And when I got to about 30 years old, um, I said to him that I'm ready, um, I, I want to join the Freemasons. And he'd stopped going. And he, and he told me, "If you really want to know who runs the show and how it all works, you need to join the Freemasons, but you need to join in London at a lodge that meets at the Grand Lodge in Great Queen Street. That's where the movers and shakers are." And, uh, unfortunately, a friend of mine, uh, was quite, his father was quite a high-ranking Freemason. My friend, uh, that I'm referring to, is Derek Redmond, the Olympian, um, who was married to Sharon Davis. Um, he invited me to join. His dad got me into his lodge and, uh, the secretary was David Cameron's advisor for the Met Police. So, uh, I, I got to learn not so much about Freemasonry, but quite a lot about how things actually work because most of the people there were high-ranking Scotland Yard police officers. Um, but I, I genuinely thought that, um, Oh, that's a lovely comment. I genuinely thought that I would find out everything. Um, who built the pyramids, for example. Um, the truth about King Solomon and the temple. Um, who is actually at the top of the hierarchy. Um, but I didn't. It was a closed shop because I was a tattoo artist. I had nothing to offer them. No contracts, no promotions in the Met, no, uh, no deals within the government, nothing. So, um, I got on with everybody, but I wasn't part of the club. And, uh, and eventually I stopped going. And I just returned very briefly because my youngest son asked me the same question that I asked my dad, what's it all about? And so, um, I, I got him in and that, uh, that was the last time I ever went. And then I actually had to formally resign. They asked me to, to formally resign.

God, could you describe the process of getting in? Because the public imagine, you know, weird rituals with hooded men and Latin oaths and all kinds of strange, uh, you know, symbolism in the room and, and weird *Eyes Wide Shut* environment. What, what did you experience?

Oh, I'm so sorry to disappoint everyone, but it, that's not what happens to people like me when you join the, the Freemasons. Cuz obviously, you're, you're initiated and you're blindfolded and you go through a ritual. And, and all, all that is is literally walking around the room, you're being guided, you're asked to, uh, repeat certain lines and, and they take you with nothing. So before you go in, they ask you to remove anything like anything of value, your watch, uh, maybe you might have your wallet on you with some money or change in your pocket because they take you as nothing, just you, not your wealth or, or what you possess. Um, and, uh, and then they put the apron on, you know, they take the blindfold off and, and for the first time, you see everybody in all the regalia and you see inside the lodge fully functioning. And, um, and it, I, I would say it's quite a nice experience, actually. But most people go for the festive board, which is the meal afterwards. There is no, um, blood sacrifice there. There's, uh, there's no Latin. Um, it, it's all actually in English. Um, and, and to be fair, most of the meetings I went to were quite boring. Um, the festive board is where it tends to be more lively because the wine's flowing and then you watch, uh, normally the police getting pissed out of their faces and driving home. Um, but, um, what happens beyond that, I don't know. Because there are 33 degrees and most people only get to the third, which is a master mason, uh, where I got to. But no, I didn't see anything. They didn't bring a goat in the room. There was, there was nothing like that. The third degree is a bit different. I would compare that to sort of attending, you, attending your own funeral. They sort of, um, I suppose reenact your, um, your death and then your rebirth. And that's actually really, I suppose, uh, symbolic of Hyram Abiff, who was the first Grand Master Mason, and he was murdered for not handing over the secret passwords. But originally, they were stonemasons, master stonemasons who understood, uh, sacred geometry, cymatics, um, and, uh, and didn't want to pass that knowledge on to anybody that, that wasn't qualified. And the higher up the rung you got, the more information they shared and the more skilled you became as a, as a craftsman. And so today, it's just symbolic, really, of that. But, you know, what happens when you get higher up that, that, I, from what I've researched, that's where it changes. And I have no doubt at all that that's where things get dark.

Which is exactly what David Icke says. And what level did they bump you out at?

I got to level three out of 33, which is a master mason. So that's the white apron with the light blue, uh, detailing on that. That's where most people get to. And I was two years away from being the Worshipful Master of the lodge. Wi-i, which is, it doesn't really serve much purpose, but you get your turn in the throne, so to speak. And, and then the following year, someone else, it's progressive. So each year you get promoted up through the ranks. The next year you become a past master. And that's where it, that, that phrase comes from. As does "on the level." Are you on the level? That's another Masonic, uh, term. Can you trust someone? Are, are you honest? You know, are you on the level? So, um, yeah. Yeah. It, um, it, it, to, it was 10 years, really, I suppose. One Thursday a month, and, uh, break for the summer. And that's how long it took me to, to, you know, progress to a year away from being in the chair. So, uh, yeah, it's, it's, I would say though, for me, I didn't learn what I thought I would. Um, I didn't have any contacts worth sharing. I, I couldn't get promoted in my job. But I did meet some really lovely people. I did. A lot of people joined because they liked raising money for charity. Some because they were lonely. They had been widowed and, uh, and wanted a new social circle. One person had moved to London and didn't know anyone. Um, and some people because they were like me, they, they just wanted to know stuff, things that nobody else knows. But it's all online now anyway.

So, for some weird reason, we got more people watching on X than we have on YouTube, which never happens. Um, we got almost 1500 watching live. We're, we're shadowbanned pretty much everywhere. Like on Facebook, there's only 20 watching. Uh, on X, there's 711 watching. So, that's really strange. I don't know what's going on. Uh, but well, if you're watching on X, shout out to you. Thank you for joining us. Perhaps Elon has lifted our shadow ban. Uh, just for Guy, maybe shadowbanned again tomorrow.

Oh, if he heard what I say about him, he might not.

We'll get to that. So, yeah, we just interviewed a cop, actually, ex-cop called Aubrey, and he's talking about the Freemasons and Jimmy Savile's funeral, the 45-degree angle, all this stuff. It's absolutely fascinating. It ties in with what you said, some of the phrases he was talking about. Do you ride the goat and are you on the square? Have you heard of?

Are you on the square? Not the goat. No, but the square. Yeah. Are you on the square? Are you on the level? Yeah.

Yeah. All that's, uh, coming out, uh, in the next couple of weeks, folks. So, stay tuned for that. His name's Aubrey. So, Anna wants to know, Guy, did you experience anything negative for, you know, well, you didn't want to leave. They kicked you out, didn't they?

Well, they said that, uh, it was better that, uh, if I wasn't going to come back, if I wasn't going to participate, that I must leave. And the really strange thing is that that happened 24 hours after I put a post on Facebook that had a link to my website about Freemasonry, um, and about what I believed happened beyond the, uh, 30, 33 degrees because there are allegedly another 66, 99 in total. And I suggested that perhaps this is where it becomes dark and that's where the association is. And literally 24 hours later, I got, uh, they actually called my son and said, "Can you get your father to call us?" And I was asked to email my resignation straight away.

But did your son remain a Freemason?

No. No, he stopped going as well. He gave it about a year and he stopped going. I, I, I, I think that was probably my fault. You know, he was going to London on his own. He was getting to know people there. But, um, I suppose it would have been different if I continued to go with him because he would have had his dad, you know, with him on the journey. And, you know, it would have been more of a father and son thing, an experience, you know, a day out together. Um, and he, he just lost interest. And now he, he, he thought like me that on day one, he would learn everything he needed to know. Uh, but I couldn't tell him. I wanted him to make his own mind up. So, yeah, he lost interest. But he, he actually wanted to become a Knight's Templar, which you can't do until you've done your third degree, until you're a master. You can then join what they call chapter and offshoot. Um, and that's where he wanted to go. But I just don't think he really, really had the time and perhaps the enthusiasm after a few meetings that he had when, uh, you know, when he wanted to join. It wasn't what he thought. And also, he was the youngest Freemason in, as far as I'm aware, in the UK at the time because you have to be 21, uh, apart from in London. In London, you can join at 18. And I got him in just after his birthday. So, uh, you can imagine, he, he's 18. A lot of the people in there in their 60s and 70s, they tend to be quite old.

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So, Guy, have you looked into the Knights Templar?

Well, briefly, yes. Um, it was the Baphomet connection that I found interesting. We went to Tamar, which were their their headquarters, um, last May, and had a look around there, and it was fascinating. Um, but what I found really interesting was that when we went into the gift shop at the end of the tour, the only book I found in English, uh, opened up on a page about Baphomet, and I was looking for that the entire time I was walking around. Um, so, yeah, I, I find it really interesting. I find the story about it quite interesting. Um, I saw the skull of the first, uh, first Grandmaster as well, which is inside the wall of a church that's literally about a mile away. Um, that nobody, nobody knows about. Nobody goes there. So, yes, I, I find the Knights Templar quite interesting. Um, and that I believe is where the, uh, all of a sudden, we start seeing the goat because I have been into one of their temples and I saw three skulls laid out. But it's a lot of work to join it. It, it really is. They say that, um, you've got to learn an awful lot. Um, there's a lot of rehearsals and a lot of information to take in. It wasn't for me. U, but, yeah. Yeah. I, I'm, I'm interested in the story of it, but, um, it's the connection to Baphomet that, you know, on the surface, that the Templars say that, uh, they, uh, believe, uh, that Baphomet represents as above, so below duality. But, uh, that's not what I see when I look at Baphomet. I see something dark and nefarious. Um, but what was interesting was that in Tamar, in the courtyard, in the town itself, there's a really lovely hotel, really exclusive hotel, and it's owned by someone who is quite high-ranking in the Templars. And when you walk into the reception area, there's a huge portrait of his family. It's him and his wife and his three children who are, who are grown up. And each one of them is depicted as a, as a dragon slayer, um, or a dark prince. And I thought that that's it. It is in plain sight. Why would he have that? The cost alone, let alone putting it on display in your hotel, showing everyone that walks through that door that the owner of the hotel you're staying in is clearly, you know, worshiping something quite dark and sinister. And that, for me, connected a few dots.

Could you elaborate on the Baphomet connection, you know, for people who are not familiar with that terminology?

Well, well, Baphomet's, uh, considered to be a demonic entity, but there are people out there that say that it represents duality. You know, as above, so below. Often it's got one finger, uh, one, you know, one hand raised with a finger pointing up and one down. But in the middle, for me, I see, uh, on, within symbology, I see the human DNA and that being severed. Um, it's the, um, so it's, it's both sexes, but also you have the goat there as well. So I think that that's where the goat element comes in, as I was saying a moment ago, into, um, the Freemasonry, it comes in. So you see what I mean? I mean, that, that does, that does look quite frightening. That is a demonic entity, as far as I'm concerned. And that is what the Knights Templar worship. Now, I don't, it doesn't matter how you look at that. I don't see that as being anything remotely benevolent. It certainly doesn't look like it's bringing peace or balance to anything. It looks like it's doing the reverse.

That's interesting because we see how these ancient religions and practices have been incorporated into the modern times by the elites. And from what you were describing, it took my mind to the Epstein files where Epstein's talking to some lead, I don't know, molecular biologist or something about creating hermaphrodites. I don't know if you managed to read that one.

It's quite, the language is, the language is quite foul. They're talking about, uh, the sexual purposes they could use this, this, uh, individual for. But they're going to, they're going to create, uh, hermaphrodite babies out of a laboratory in Ukraine. This is all documented. This is what they were up to. And, you know, it, it ties in with, with exactly what you were saying, but modern-day, uh, usage of it.

Does that link into Zoro Ranch, the research that they were doing there? Because they were cloning, allegedly, at Zoro Ranch.

Yeah. So, you know, we have interviewed a few people, surviv-, well, we've interviewed about half a dozen ex-survivors, a couple of whom, uh, were at Zoro Ranch and have made allegations about the baby farm and believe that their, uh, were, uh, manipulated, including Juliet Bryant.

Yeah. Um, but I was surprised to learn that, you know, Epstein is openly talking about a laboratory that he's got in, in Ukraine as well, where he's doing things offshore, experiments offshore, the genetic editing of babies.

Now, am I right in thinking that he was, uh, financially involved with, uh, either BlackRock or BlackStone? So, if you look at the correspondence in the files, the Rothschilds are basically giving him orders and talking about how much money they're sending him. So, you know, obviously he was doing a lot for them. But, you know, BlackRock's everywhere. I mean, if they've got investments in, in every, nearly every, uh, company listed on the stock market, I think. So, they've always got the tentacles into everything.

Yeah. Yeah. And obviously they own Ancestry.com as well. And when I, I looked into them and saw that they, they invest heavily into weaponry, I thought, well, why would they want a DNA database?

I just got a letter from the government here, uh, NHS. They want to screen me to see if I'm possibly going to get ill in the future by getting my DNA sample and my blood sample and all this other stuff. And of course, they just tore it up.

Really? Ill from what did they suggest? What? What? That was,

That's, that's the, the cover story, isn't it? So they could get your DNA.

The NHS?

Yeah. Do you want me to grab the letter?

Yeah.

All right. You keep, you keep talking to the viewers,

While, while I grab the letter.

Well, maybe they can pop up a question for me and I'll, I'll try my best to answer it. Um, please, if anyone's got anything they want to share, uh, or ask me, feel free to do so. And, uh, and thank you everyone for joining us tonight. Um, I'm hoping that Sean's back soon. Um, right, I've got it. Here we go. Dear Mr. Atwood, this is the 19th of June, 2026. Dear Sean, we've got an opportunity to take part in research and learn new information about your blood pressure and future risk of disease. They're always doing you a favor, aren't they? You're invited to take part in our Future Health, the UK's largest ever health research program. Like they're not going to sell all this data to Peter Thiel and Palantir. If you take part, you will have the chance to find out more about your health now and your risk of developing some diseases in the future. Today, too many people spend many years of their life in poor health. Our Future Health aims to help prevent, detect, and treat diseases earlier. Diseases like dementia, cancer, diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. Our Future Health needs up to 5 million people. Everyone aged 18 and over living in the UK is eligible to take part. Taking part includes answering some online questions about yourself, providing a blood sample, and having your blood pressure measured at a local clinic. In the future, our Future Health plans offer you a chance to learn about your risk of developing some diseases, such as diabetes and heart disease. This would be calculated using the information you provide and an analysis of the DNA in your blood sample. In fact, we'll, if you scan this QR code now, we'll give you a £10 voucher.

You're joking.

No. No, that's got to be a joke. Sign up using the QR code or website link above and you'll be eligible for a £10 voucher to recognize the time and effort of volunteering. You can find more information on the back of this letter. You can also share this invitation with other members of your household. If you have questions, call D. Yours sincerely, um, I won't say his name, but he's claiming he's the Chief Medical Officer, Our Future Health, NHS Consultant in Acute Medicine. And it's also signed by Professor Sir John Bell, Chairman, Our Future Health. And then there's a load of, um, stuff on the back of the letter as well. Further explanations of, of it. Yeah, this is how they,

£10 voucher. But you, you literally couldn't make that up when you started saying about the voucher and the QR code. I, I actually thought you were joking. That, that's almost like encouraging somebody to get a vaccine by offering them a donut.

Yes, I've, I saw that they offered people brownies, um, in, in Arizona to, to do that. But we've got to stay away from that subject. Um, yeah. All right. So, you know, this, the medical side of things then takes us into cloning, doesn't it?

Now, what struck your interest in cloning to begin with?

It, it was literally BitChute. I stumbled across Donald Marshall. Um, I don't know if you've heard of him, but he was the person that really put it out there. He claims to have been, um, well, I suppose, I don't know if it was his stepfather, uh, but, um, part of an Illuminati family and that when he was a kid, um, his foreskin was removed and that that was taken and a clone of him was made. And, um, and what they were doing to him is they were taking his clone in the evenings to these places that he said were, were within D.U.M.B.s, deep underground military bases, and they were getting the, uh, the clone of him to, to, uh, perform. And that it was actually the Queen, Queen Elizabeth that found his ability to write. They, his ability to, I just saw that comment come up. The, um, interest was his ability to literally, um, produce songs, you know, to actually be able to, to, uh, come up with lyrics and, uh, people found him really entertaining. They initially wanted to do some quite nefarious things to him because he was a little kid. But when he showed them that he could actually sing and, uh, and write songs that actually people really enjoyed, he became entertainment. And he claims to have written a lot of songs for people like Madonna. Um, and the, the, the problem came when, um, he reached, I think it was about 30 years old and had something called the, I believe they call it the awakening. And that is when they tell you that you've been cloned and all of the memory is transferred back to you. So everything that's taken place is, is uploaded. And that happens during, while you're sleeping. He's not explained exactly how that process takes place, uh, because he wasn't, you know, ever shown the technology. And, and how it seems to work is that, um, and I'll tell you a bit about what he said goes on in these places. How it seems to work is that if you're towing the line and you're doing what you're told, so let's say, for example, you're Whitney Houston and, uh, your, your, uh, label and your manager want you to put out a new album, uh, appear on a live show or go on tour and you go along with it wholeheartedly, everything's fine. If you change your mind and decide you want out, you want to break the contract or you want to stop giving live performances, they will then reverse the, uh, the memory from the clone to you. The clone that's been harmed in all sorts of ways. You know, we, we, we're talking some serious acts of depravity here. So, everything that that clone has experienced is uploaded to you while you're asleep. So, when you wake up, you, you're battered and bruised. People were having heart conditions, heart problems. Donald Marshall has a heart problem that doctors can't find an explanation for, and it's because of trauma. And obviously, when he's telling the doctor what's going on, they're not really taking any notice of him. You know, they're not believing what he's been saying. And that can lead to all sorts of issues. And he said that they can even cause an aneurysm or a heart attack. So he now sleeps in a Faraday cage, wi-i, which isn't as, as severe as it sounds. It's just a sort of a net, almost like, you know, people have seen these beds in particular, normally for posters with curtains around them. This is just, um, I suppose, a sort of a lace or a cotton, fine cotton netting that has metal strands woven into it. And it acts like a, um, a Faraday cage. And that's to stop them being able to upload information to him while he's asleep during. Um, they make lots of clones as well. And, and it, it all connects to selling your soul to the devil. So when you sign that deal with the record label, you're signing it with, uh, with the Illuminati. The Illuminati are running Hollywood in conjunction or cahoots with the Scientologists. So when you sign that deal, you're giving them permission to clone you. That clone is not necessarily going to be used to cover for you or stand in if you're sick or something happens to you. That clone is being used for entertainment purposes. And this can range from, you know, sexual activities to actually blood sport, you know, where they, where they can literally, if you ever wanted to experience unaliving someone or, um, or, or seriously hurting somebody, then you could do it to the clone. But at the same time, you imagine if you were having a party in your Hollywood mansion and you wanted to eat your dinner off of, uh, plucking one out of the air, Angelina Jolie or Brad Pitt, for example, then you could have their clones there all night and your friends can do whatever they like to them. And at the end of the evening, you know, you can dispose of them. Now, Brad and Angelina aren't going to know that took place unless they don't tow the line anymore or want to break a contract. And then that information is uploaded to them while they sleep. And that is when they start to have issues and sometimes public breakdowns. And, uh, and allegedly, that that's what's happened to quite a few people over the years when they've mysteriously died. Uh, and they're saying that Whitney Houston was an example of that. Um, and this takes place in deep underground military bases, typically.

Absolutely fascinating, Guy. So with someone like Joe Biden, then, who obviously, obviously wasn't running the US government, um, allegations of cloning, being cloned, being, you know, propped up on substances, etc. What, what's your take on Biden?

Yes, I think he was replaced. I think a lot of them have been replaced. Um, the, the most interesting one for me is actually Michael Jackson. Now, he gave, um, I'm spitting the beans too early here. There was an interview that took place with Larry King and, uh, and people will be able to find this on YouTube, almost certainly on TikTok, and, and, uh, definitely on, uh, on BitChute. This was somebody called Dave Dave. Now, he was a severe burns victim that apparently had, uh, befriended Michael when he was in hospital as a kid receiving treatment. And he, you know, he went through, uh, a number of operations to try and, you know, make him look as best as they possibly could. And, um, when you listen to Dave Dave, you're hearing Michael Jackson. So, I would urge anybody that, uh, that has the time or, or has the interest to listen to the interview with Dave Dave and Larry King. It's, uh, it's, it's about Michael Jackson and they're talking about his friendship. And this is a man that we've never heard of before. He says that he spent from the moment he met Michael in hospital as a kid, he spent his, his entire life with him. They were inseparable. But we never saw them together. Now, what, uh, people believe, and I've got to say, I, I certainly do too, is that when Michael Jackson was burnt during, during the filming of the Pepsi commercial, that actually what happened to him was far more significant and far more dramatic than we, we realize. But he was a money-making machine. So, they cloned him. And that is why Michael Jackson, from that moment on, his features changed dramatically, in particular his nose, because it's, it's alleged that his nose had completely burned off and they couldn't get it to look right. So they kept tweaking it. And that the real Michael Jackson became Dave Dave. So when you, so he carried on living a life, but as somebody else. And this clone replaced him. And they had several months, I think it was about nine months to do this, to perfect this. After the Pepsi commercial, Michael Jackson disappeared. You know, we didn't see him in public for some time. And that is supposedly the reason why they were getting the clone up and running. Michael becomes a recluse, changes his name to Dave Dave. Um, and, uh, the, the, the, um, interview with Larry King is really telling because if you listen to it and don't watch it, you will hear Michael talking. And people have analyzed his voice. This man with the severe burns. I think that is the, the real Michael Jackson. And he instantly goes into a defensive mode without being prompted by Larry King. He starts talking about the accusations about Michael and what a wonderful person he is. That wasn't what the conversation was about. And he takes this, this man who's never been on TV before, no one knows who he is, takes full control of the interview. Now, that takes some confidence and experience of having a presence on a stage or on a platform like that. So, I would definitely urge people to look into, to Dave Dave. Now, apparently he died. Um, but what was interesting was, um, I think it was Usher. Um, I think it was Usher. I might be wrong, but, um, he met Michael Jackson, which I now believe that was the clone of Michael Jackson. I think it was in, in, uh, Vegas, and they were both performing there. And, um, Michael said to him, "Would you like to come to the movies with me?" And he said, "Well, how are we going to do that? Everyone's going to recognize you." And he said, "Don't worry, I'll wear a disguise." Now, Michael used to wear the disguise of a burns victim quite a lot. He'd have, uh, plasters around his fingertips, which were badly burnt. He'd sometimes wear a mask, a face mask. He would hide his head. He would have hoodies on. Um, and when they were in the cinema, Michael turned around to Usher. I think it was Usher. It might be somebody else. Forgive me, but I just can't remember his name, but I have got it in my notes over there. He said to him, "People are probably going to recognize me. So, would you mind calling me Dave, please? I like people to call me Dave." And he felt that that was really suspicious. And that was at the time, uh, that the Larry King, um, interview came out. They were saying that that, that, uh, perhaps that was, uh, there, you know, hiding his face. And they, and, and Usher said that he constantly played the, um, the burns victim and that was his kind of go-to disguise. He was hiding his face and that was because that they were constantly at the same time trying to perfect it and they were, as I said earlier on, having issues with his nose. So, it's the Larry King interview with Dave Dave and you can see why they would do that. He was at the height of his fame, you know, a, a money-making machine. They couldn't afford to have it end, so they cloned him. And, and that makes perfect sense. I believe that that's what they've done with, with Biden. Lots of other people, too. We, there's some footage online of Hillary Clinton being interviewed coming out of a building and she goes into some sort of breakdown. And they say that sometimes these clones malfunction.

You mean where she collapses, getting into the car?

Yeah. And she starts talking about, "I recommend the chai latte." Um, there's one of Lady Gaga coming out of a hotel and she just wanders around aimlessly and sort of staggering and pausing. Um, and they say that that is one of the problems with the clones, that they're not perfected. They, you know, they, they're not, say, for example, in my case, a clone of me, if that's made today, or they start making it today, you know, and that, that's up and running nine months, a year from now, that is not going to be a 55-year-old person with 55 years' worth of experience in, you know, stepping into traffic and stepping back or, uh, you know, understanding how things work. And, and there's also some interesting footage with Martin Lawrence and Will Smith, which was from the premiere of *Bad Boys 3*. And you'll see the interviewer, and that people will find this online. The interviewer is talking to Martin Lawrence and he looks like he has absolutely no idea where he is or what's going on. Will Smith's holding him and answering all of the questions directed at Martin. So, I, I believe that that's another case there that they had the clone replace Martin for that particular moment. And they, they normally when they have a clone, uh, that's in, in, in the public, uh, view, they have someone called a handler with them that is just there to make sure nothing happens or goes wrong. And if it does, then, uh, they're there to, uh, to take control. Um, so, yeah. Yeah. But Dave Dave, by far the best one.

Let's go over some of this, uh, more slowly then. Um, here's the Hillary Clinton clip. Put a one in the chat if you want to see this Hillary Clinton clip. Got four and a half thousand watching live right now.

Oh, wow.

3,000 watching on X. I have no Elon. What is going on, mate?

Yeah. You had me shadowbanned for so many years. Is this a one-off or am I free at last?

Well, let's hope you're free.

Right. They want to see this, uh, Hillary Clinton clip. So, here we go. It's only a short one, 17 seconds. Here she comes out of the car. Oh, she's going in the car. In the car. There she is wobbling. She's a wobbling.

There she goes down. She goes down.

That's so strange, isn't it? Let me go back to the moment. That moment. Here we go. There she is. If you see she's here wobbling, wobbling. And they're trying to push her in. Oh, down she goes.

So, what, what is your interpretation of that then?

I think it malfunctioned, because before that,

Yeah. I, the moment before that, she was actually asked questions by people. They, they were asking her. There were, there were people, a crowd gathered as she walked out of the building and they asked her something. Um, and she turned around and her head started to wobble. She was shaking and she just said, "I recommend the chai latte," and sort of wobbled off and staggered around a little bit. Yeah. So the footage leading up to that particular clip is quite telling. So, yeah, I, I think they malfunctioned. But, but, um, you know, if people are really interested in, in that, you know, obviously I wrote a book, *Rise of the Clones*, all about it. But if they want to look at things online, um, then, uh, Donald Marshall's given quite a few interviews that actually go in depth into how it works. I've took the nuts and bolts of it, um, and, and shared that in my work. But, um, there are, there are so many examples just like that. We've seen news readers in America, you know, fall apart. Uh, but Lady Gaga as well, you might be able to find the Lady Gaga one. She does something very similar to that. It's, um, it, it's very unusual how long it takes her to actually get from a door of a hotel to a car.

Oh god. Oh my goodness. This is so weird.

You got some proper gems here, guys. I mean, these,

Yeah. I, I spend my life looking at this stuff. There,

Lady Gaga walking frozen like a robot. There we go. There we go. Oh my god. Let's get this one on, shall we? And, um, All right. Play. Beep.

Can I have one pizza, please? Stop pushing. Can I have one pizza, please? Wow. Is this a bit closer?

She's not going to do anything to you. Bye.

Love you.

That is mental, guys.

Yeah. Yeah. And you can see she just,

It's like she doesn't know what she's doing. She just, just, uh, and then some people have said, "Well, that's MK Ultra. It's a glitch." You, if it's MK Ultra, you, you, you certainly wouldn't want one of your highest paid, uh, or highest yielding, uh, you know, performers to be doing that in public. I, I believe that along with people that look into cloning, that that is one of the side effects, uh, of the clones. Yeah.

Someone's just put in the chat, we need to next look at the Katy Perry glitch. Have you looked at that?

Oh, I don't know. I don't know.

Katy Perry. Oh, the eye malfunction. Is the eye malfunction?

Oh, yeah. I've seen this one before. It's worth another look.

Yeah. And we're having an X malfunction right now. We've got four and a half thousand people watching on X. We used to have a couple of hundred. If you're, if you're really on X, put something in the comments or something so I know this is real because, um, this is really weird. I have no idea what's going on tonight. All right, let's go with Katy Perry's glitch. Let's get that on.

The screen. Here we go. There she is. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. >> Yeah. There we go. Make even more noise for my >> look on her face. It's like she's trying to fix it by tapping her head. >> Yeah. Yeah. Reset. >> This right here. Y'all got to take a look at this. Y'all see that? >> Y'all see that? The eye just closed though. And then when she touched the eye, it's like she pressed the reset button or it's like she was clicking it to turn back on. You see what I mean? Y'all let me know what y'all think. This is a doppelganger malfunction live and we saw it in the flesh. Come on y'all. Y'all let me know.

>> Wow. Yeah. Yeah. It's nice to hear him say it saying what I believe it to be as well. Well, that that is uh yeah, in my opinion, that is a replacement. That is not her. Um perhaps she was busy when they were doing that with Jeff, you know, on a mission somewhere into outer space.

>> I couldn't think of a better way to spend my Saturday night, guy, than than watching these uh glitch clips. Do you have any more?

>> Yes. Yes. Uh but I can't remember her. Oh, well, see if you can find the the Martin Lawrence and uh Will Smith bad boys. Um, that was the I think it was the premiere that they were or or they were walking off set, but it's Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, Bad Boys 3, Glitch. They might have clone in that as well, but there's also one with Conor McGregor, which is quite good. So, we got Will River Martin Lawrence singing Bad Boys in Bad Boys. Bad Boys. It's not coming up.

>> Might be hard to define because of what we're Yeah. typing those two names in, but that was the premiere of Bad Boys 3 and they they were being interviewed and uh Martin Lawrence was well, I don't think he knew what was going on. Um, there is an interview with Conor McGregor. He filmed uh he he filmed Roadhouse. I don't know if anyone anyone's seen that with the American actor. I think his name's Jake. Can't remember his surname, but they did a uh an interview Conor McGregor and Jake for um Roadhouse. And if you check out him, people are saying, well, some people were saying that's his clone. Some people were saying that he was coked up. It's It's not. It's a glitch. So, you might be able to find that one. Fortunately, I'm armed with Rise of the Clones. So, I'll give you a few few more examples in here cuz I wrote them all down. Um, let's get you a few more. But, incidentally, I've got Biden and Dave Dave in here. Um,

>> there's got to be a few Biden glitches out there. Let's have a look.

>> Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Absolutely.

>> Biden glitches at presidential debate.

>> Pharmaceutical company cannot have to pay. Thank you.

>> And by the way,

>> every day million in the world pharmaceutical company have this hilarious way.

>> Ah right. Yeah.

>> Thank you. And by the way,

>> so every day million in the world, every pharmaceutical company cannot have to pay. And by the way, so every day millions in the world, every pharmaceutical company,

>> I think his entire career was justing. Yeah.

>> So every day.

>> Now, if you if you had Biden giving a press conference, you'd probably think that it was a comedy show if you didn't know who he was. If you just arrived here or been in, you know, been in a coma for 20 years and you saw him on TV, you would think, well, this is some sort of spoof satire show.

>> Absolutely. And they just rub it in our faces, don't they? There's another one.

>> They do. Always in plain sight. Yeah.

>> Here we go.

>> Travel to the southern border.

>> Not at the moment. Have you decided when you're able to share thoughts with other countries? Is it allies or neighbors first? Who will be the first country to get US?

>> I've been talking with several countries already. Well, I'll let you know that very shortly.

>> All right. Didn't see much of a says seven seconds. Biden's arms enter the matrix. All right. Let's try that again. See what it says. Does it 7 seconds?

>> I can't see it.

>> I can't see much there. We'll move on.

>> Yes.

>> Conor McGregor. Um, it's an interview for Sports Illustrated March 2024 with Jake Gyllenhaal. Conor McGregor. Jake, how do you spell Gilly Hall? It is G Y L L and uh yeah, Roadhouse Sports Illustrated interview.

>> All right, it's a Is that Is that a three minute one?

>> Um I I have I I don't know how long it's on for, but you'll be a you'll be able to spot quite early on what the problem is.

>> Do you know what? Oh, early on that it comes becomes a

>> I landed one punch

>> once and he hit me.

>> Yeah, if you watch He's shaking. He's really really strange.

>> One second. We're looking at Connor or Jake for the glitch.

>> Connor. Conor McGregor. Which is why I thought it was interesting.

>> Yeah. Yeah. Let's get it up. Here we go.

>> Once it

>> and he hit me with a door was absolutely perfect.

>> Amazing.

>> Sports athlete before in South Paul, but this is a whole different game. What was that like for you?

>> It was great fun. I mean, he he was from the very beginning, Connor said to me, he was like, "I'm a white belt and making movies and acting and I'm here to learn." And that was the way it was the whole time. But on the opposite end, I'm, you know, a white belt in the fight game. And in terms of fights and what they look like and how authentic it is, I know it was so important to you from the very beginning that the the fight fans always felt like they were watching something original, something fun. And so, he was always coaching me and showing me how to do do things or change something up to make it feel more authentic. So, that headb.

>> Yeah. Yeah. And it's like he's not really he doesn't really know what's going on. Like he's waiting for a prompt and he's just going and he you know he's shaking his head and his tongue's out for a bit and it's very very

>> thing was very strange.

>> Yeah. And he's like that throughout the whole thing and people were saying well he's just coked up or he's coming down from something but it it Yeah. It's not particular movie

>> that goes on throughout the whole interview.

>> Love this movie even more because of the stuff that we did.

>> Conor, what did Jake bring to the table from the realism when it came to the fighting?

>> Jake's a constant professional. 75 movies made. You know, I I'm blessed to have entered into the movie alongside him. He was patient with me,

>> shrugging.

>> He gave me guidance and I just took it. You know, we had a good rapport on set. He has 75 movies made. I have 75 bar fights made and that's it. We had a good back and forth.

>> They you have to take some real punches and kicks in the the leadup to this.

>> Uh yeah, and throughout it too. Yeah, it's inevitable I think when you're trying to do fights like this and make them as real as you can. That's just sort of it's a part of the whole thing, you know. Um but yeah, I mean also it's important to to know what it feels like in the spar. I did that particular in preparation for southpaw. There was a lot of sparring and understanding the feeling. You can't play a fighter unless you know what that's like. Uh uh but no, we stayed we stayed as careful as we could the whole time and he was always very he was good to me and I sometimes had to remind him

>> I I landed one punch

>> once and he hit me with a door. Other than that was absolutely perfect. I got through an amazing stunt a stun team Garrett Warden and Steve Brown and they were phenomenal with us. They gave us free reign. And we've done a good job.

>> It's painful.

>> He's flapping, isn't he?

>> It's painful to watch, isn't it? Because that's not the Conor McGregor that we see, the confident man, you know, who who will take the microphone and and literally take control of anything. He's just sat there doing that. He hung out and he's doing that and it it Yeah. Yeah. Bizarre, isn't it? Yeah. that that is not Conor McGregor to to me at least.

>> And so when I saw that, I started looking um oh here on X.

>> I started looking at the comments on the first the first time I saw that on YouTube, I started looking at the comments and for every person that said he's on something, somebody else was saying he's been cloned. Now, I saw a body double of him before he had that fight, uh the boxing fight. Who is it? Floyd? Was it? uh May forgotten his name. The big boxing match he had

>> Floyd Mayweather.

>> Floyd Mayweather. Now leading up to that he was seen on on I think it might have been Venice Beach and he was working out. He had a pair of jeans on his top off. He was working out and it turned out it wasn't Conor McGregor. Conor McGregor was seen somewhere else. This also happened with Mike Tyson. Mike Tyson was accused of doing something. I think it was in um in Miami with with a woman, but actually at the time that happened, Mike Tyson was actually in Vegas with actually uh a couple of other celebrities and he was seen there and two of them, same place, same time. Um so, you know, it happens quite a lot. Um, and incidentally, one of the best ones I think of not seeing a clone malfunction, but hearing someone admit it, um, is, um, why have I forgotten his name now? Who? Kevin Hart. Kevin Hart actually said during an interview when he was asked, "How do you manage to get everything done? You're making a movie. You're in Australia. you just for example, you're here, you're there, you're on, you know, you're on X, you're you're everywhere all at the same time. How do you manage to to do this? You just um you know, you're incredible. You're everywhere. He said, I keep telling people, but they don't believe me. There's a good two or three of me. There's a good three of me out there.

>> Found it.

>> Facebook. There you are. Television. There you are.

>> One second. That's a low quality one. Let me see if this one's any better.

>> Today I'm going to be talking about

>> Yeah, that's the same. All right, I've got it. It's pretty low.

>> There you are. Television. There you are. How do you do it? I have a clone.

>> The um audio is perfectly fine. Let me just get it on the screen. There we go. That's the stage. Kevin Hart. Okay.

>> Facebook, there you are. Television, there you are. How do you do it? I have a clone.

>> I I was I was going to say that there's two of you.

>> Cats out the bag. Okay. It's about a good three of me. Uh, you know, we broke it. They didn't want to release it yet. This is major news that I'm giving you. I'm the first person to ever use it. I'm cloned.

>> Okay. All right. If I'm able to do all that I do.

>> How do you do it? Every I look on Twitter. There you are. Facebook, there you are. Television, there you are. How do you do it? I have a clone.

>> Saying it very matterofactly, isn't he?

>> Yeah. Yeah. There's no That doesn't appear to me to be a gag, you know, that that and and they do. They tell us, don't they? I I do believe they follow uh revelation of method. They have to tell us what they're doing. They they fear some sort of karmic retribution. So they um they tell us and and often I think we get clues in movies, science fiction in particular, about what's really going on out there. And uh and they think that they've covered their ass. You know, when they get to meet their maker, whatever they believe that to be, they can say, "Well, we told them the truth. We never lied." And my my hope is that they they didn't. It wasn't quite enough. We were tricked still.

>> Viewers, huge thank you for liking and sharing or whatever the hell is happening right now. We've got 13,000 people watching live across all platforms which you've not seen since the days of Jaguar, right? And

>> what are you doing next Saturday night? Sean,

>> put a one in a chat if you'd like to have the guy back next Saturday night. All right. So, um, please support guys links and his books and his website all in the description box. I've just put the website in the live chat. We've spent an hour now. We did 30 minutes on guy's backstory and the Freemasons. We've just done another half an hour on cloning. Now, a huge subject. It's it's also in the title is Tartaria, and we need to move over to that one next. So, just assume that people don't know anything about this guy. Uh, what what the hell is this Tartaria business all about? Well, I suppose the best way to describe it is an echo of Atlantis. It was the rebirth of Atlantis. Now, Tartaria is really a region. It's a land mass that we're talking about. It covered Russia, Asia, and went into Eastern Europe and ultimately Western Europe. But their ethos traveled across the world and and that was understanding uh sacred geometry um simatics but but more importantly they were harnessing energy from the ether and this was something that Nicola Tesla really dedicated most of his life to and and ultimately what warden cliff tower was supposed to achieve um tartar freedom of represent that's a beautiful description Josh um some people called it the um the empire of free travel as well because the belief is that they were using airship to travel the world. And that is why we see buildings that are so similar in places like for example Tasmania that would mirror what we would find in um well they look very similar to St. Paul's the Vatican and in some cases the White House. these sort of domed buildings that have this Greco Roman style all built at a time when it would have been impossible for uh architects to share information and it appears everywhere you know New Zealand, Samoa, absolutely everywhere. So they were sharing technology and they were sharing an understanding of of how to build using sacred geometry. And so each building would actually be constructed um according to um I suppose alignment with what we would call what I would call the earth's grid but that's also referred to as lay lines and these are kind of nodes. Um, so if you imagine you've got a circuit board and by putting capacitors, resistors, and little blobs of solder at certain points, you create a circuit. Then all of a sudden, the building in the right place can actually store energy, harness energy. But they were pulling it from the sky. But um, and the higher up you go into the heavens, so to speak, into the ether, the stronger electromagnetic energy becomes. And this was being stored. And and so the reason for one of the reasons the main reason ultimately for destroying Tart's area was because if we knew that we didn't have to pay for energy that it it was free the industrial revolution wouldn't have happened. They couldn't meter it. You know, Standard Oil and the Rockefellers would never have happened. the Rothschilds wouldn't have the the the financial um incredible financial um wealth uh power as well and control ultimately that they have now. So they destroyed absolutely everything and it was the great reset but um it goes back a very long time. it it's associated with also the millennial reign of Christ that's within Abrahamic religions a a period of a thousand years of building uh the most magnificent structures that were called cathedrals in many cases and white cities that became known as world's fairs and these all vibrated at 432 hertz which is the vibration of earth itself so everybody was kind of in a state of euphoria and and the the I suppose the ethos behind it was that a healthy positive highly vibrational society is more productive the healthier there is no crime or or it's limited at least and and you know you have higher productivity passion and creativity so um perhaps one of the better known the time guys a thank you the the the uh perhaps one of the most uh important rulers or significant at least the one most people will have heard of is Genghis Khn and there's a really weird connection there with uh with him and Jesus actually but Genghis Khan seems to be another example of inversion um and I'm not talking about Hollywood inversion where we're you know Sandra Bulock and and Jennifer Aniston kind of inversion but he's been painted in a very negative light but actually he was the first person in what's now called the Mongolian Empire to allow the worship of all religion. He introduced Christianity to what was Tartaria. Um, he also introduced the passport. The first passport was Genghis Khan and that guaranteed safe passage from Europeans wanting to travel into Tartaria to see for themselves what they had achieved. Marco Polo wrote about it. these magnificent cities and and buildings with these uh incredible copper domes and the energy and the frequency and that you know um and they they studied something called the book of changes the tartarians um and this was this was basically the science of refining one's own energy they believed that we would have um the potential by I suppose through meditation and breathing techniques to have a stronger connection and That's where I think the millennial reign of Christ comes from that we're actually talking about Christos the secretion that runs down our 33 vertebrae that ultimately gives us enlightenment. So if you could imagine a thousand-year period where everybody is in a high vibrational state then that, you know, what we could achieve would be incredible and that's what people believe happened. So, Marco Polo wrote about it. Um, and then Peter Fleming, the brother of Ian Fleming, the the creator of James Bond, also wrote about it. And that book's a little bit uh less known. But the travels of Marco Polo is a good one. It describes actually Tartaria. But, but ultimately, we're talking about a landmass, Russia, Eastern Europe, Asia, going into Western Europe, and it was destroyed uh through a series of civil wars. uh and and that and that actually carried on into the first and second world war. They were still bombing locations that were were still harnessing energy or had buildings that shouldn't be where they were. So uh between 1776 which was the start of new world order and in uh Abrahamic religion the beginning of uh Satan's little season which had you know started at the end of the millennial reign. Um between 1776 and 1876 3.35 billion people died. That left 1.3 billion people. So they had literally killed off you know 3/4 approximately 3/4 of the population of the world were gone. Uh and these were the Tartarians. Uh the ones that survived um some of them would tow the line and they provided the uh infrastructure really and the manpower for the industrial revolution. um those that didn't follow the rules that had managed to uh survive the civil wars, they were put into uh prisons and a lot of women were held in asylums because at the same time they not only did the Illuminati start but they introduced the Lunacy Act, maritime law became enforced as well. Kabotage law which is the shipping and movement of basically I believe people and children when they hit a port and enter a new country. But the lunacy act meant that for almost any reason in the world, women in particular could be committed to an asylum. So you've got your husband who was living within the Tartarian era gone, the the mums at home with the kids. Losing your husband in battle was one of the grounds that you could be committed for. That was actually women's problems, right? Reading, being overly religious, falling off a horse. They thought of every single reason to commit someone and then the children became custody of the state and a lot of them were shipped. Some went to Australia but a lot went to uh to New York. Uh my grandfather on my mom's side went from um what was Crimea, now Ukraine, over to um to New York uh and onto the orphan trains. So a lot of uh a lot of children about half a million kids were shipped uh from Russia alone that were tartarian and ended up in uh in other countries part typically America and these were the new workforce that became the industrial revolution. So the adults are gone, the children are given new names, clean sheet of paper, no knowledge of what happened before in the previous empire. All of these incredible buildings um are uh given a new narrative that we knocked up. For example, the world's a world's fair or Penn Station in New York. These were um you know, knocked up within 9 months. And they, you know, they managed to get incredibly skilled stonemasons and uh and and sculptors and craftsmen um and uh you know, carpenters to build something incredible, build a city in 9 months. And nearly all of them were destroyed by fire or demolished because they couldn't actually explain really how they were e made so easily and so quickly. So they they they got rid of them. So they've been destroying their architecture for a long time, got rid of a lot of the people. Um, and that was 1776 that it fell. Um, and um, some people believe that also what took place was a spike. The Earth's grid was spiked. There's a researcher called Michelle Gibson who's worth looking into on YouTube. She believed that they spiked the grid and that caused a series of mud floods, quakes, floods, um that literally wiped out a lot of the uh towns and cities, buried a lot of it under mud. And people are still finding today um you know, old uh old towns and streets and high streets and shops and buildings underground. There's even some in Bristol uh which I'd love to go to. There's a street underneath a road in Bristol where the shops are all still there. The only problem is the access is through a a pub that's owned by the Hell's Angels and they're not that keen on letting people there. So, so it was a a thousand-y year period of time where energy was free. Uh they used frequency and vibration to heal. People were going into buildings like cathedrals. Um, they were resonating at 432 hertz. The organs were being used to heal internal organs. Um and and and and it was destroyed it was destroyed because of greed ultimately. Um and uh there is incidentally, if anyone's interested, I have a CIA document that actually describes what the CIA or partic in particular what the Americans did, what the American government did to play their role in completely removing Tartaria from history and rewriting Russian history. Um, but um the first person really to put it out there in a book and start talking about this was Anatoly Ferco. He's a Russian mathematician, scientist, and professor. It's clocking on a bit now. Um, and he wrote a book called New Chronology. It's heavy going, but it's the first publication talking about Tartaria and why it was removed. It was the Rothschilds ultimately behind it. U they used the Jesuits, the Freemasons to do it, the Romanovs. um that you everyone was really paid to to help get rid of people, destroy evidence and buildings. Um, I'm kind of giving you a deep dive in here as quickly as possible because I'm conscious of the time.

>> No, Guy Guy, our viewers uh do not like people to cut long stories short. So, we will get you back to continue. Please take as long as you want, my friend. And we're almost at 30,000 watching live. We have to take a picture of this in a minute. I think the most most we've ever had is 50,000 when I was uh doing some Epstein stuff uh years ago, but the rate's going up. You're going to break that, man.

>> Well, thank you, Elon.

>> Yeah.

>> Yeah. I don't I don't think I'd be want want to be trapped in a lift with him or his mother, frankly. They both She scares me to death.

>> Don't make the view count go down.

>> Sorry, Elon. Yeah. No, no, please, please take your time, guys. As much time as possible. Keep going.

>> Yeah. So, um I can't Where was I?

>> Anatoli Ferenco. Yeah. So, um he was really the first person to write about it and and the, you know, why they suppressed it and what they did was um completely inverted Russian history. And most people, especially growing up my age, we we considered Russia to be almost backward. Um, you know, they they they they they were almost laughed at a little bit like we do with North Korea now. And this was intentional. They wanted to hide the fact that uh that Russia was really the stronghold of Tartaria and highly advanced. Um, for example, Hiroshima. The reason for destroying Hiroshima was if people want to have a look online or they they'll see uh and I put examples in my book, but they can look online and see buildings that should not be there. Masts like Warden Cliff Tower harnessing energy from the ether they had to flatten and destroy everything they could. So I think a lot of wars weren't just about money. They actually served other purposes and that was to to literally get uh civilizations uh that uh they wanted removed to literally wipe each other out while they sat back and watched. There's no blood on their hands. Um and and also at the same time they get rid of architecture, keeping certain buildings for themselves, of course. And and Dresden, I would say, was perhaps the most significant u town or city within Germany. still appeared to be fully functioning as Tartarian and they completely annihilated it. And and so what we're left with really uh in the late I I suppose really going into the late 1800s just lots of kids. The adults have even you know wiped each other out or or been incarcerated and then the children become really the the workforce bei behind the industrial revolution. we enter this fossilfueled uh world where we're we're metered, our energy is controlled, we're polluting. Um and when you look at the industrial revolution, all you'll see is children. Whether you're looking at you know having your shoes shined, when you're looking uh you know mining for coal, miners, it's children. It's minor. These were kids, you know, the spinning jenny on the work far, you know, working on the farms. absolutely everywhere is always children because the adults had gone you know most of them had gone 3.35 billion of them gone so yeah they they completely reset us and this was called the great reset 1776 the start of new world order and we enter Satan's little season and the depiction of that is on the American dollar bill we have the pyramid with the allseeing eye new world order 1776 and then on the statue of liberty and I I think they they added the chain in my opinion around its ankle later on. I think that that statue had been there a long time, but it became symbolic of of Satan breaking free of its of of its chains. And that um is what we see when we look at the Statue of Liberty today. So, uh in in a nutshell, that's kind of kind of it. It was um free travel, free energy, uh and living in a much higher vibration, but um there's no money in that. So, they wiped it out. So, when did you say the inception of Tartaria was?

>> Well, people believe that um that it it it actually mirrors the millennial reign of Christ. But this is where it gets a little bit more strange. And this is Anatoli Ferco. The reason his book's called New Chronology is because he believes from his calculations that 800 years have been added to our timeline. So the year now would be 1226 that the dark ages was a period where where nothing happened. Uh and and the Middle Ages to be fair that not a lot really took place. So by adding 800 years to our timeline, we can sort of show this slow progression where we end up where we are today and and look at what we've achieved according to the narrative just in the last sort of I suppose the last 60 years. Most people 60 years ago didn't have a TV. Five minutes later, everyone's got one and we're supposedly landing on the moon and within a blink of an eye we're able to do what we're doing now. That isn't how technology progresses. is that isn't how civilizations progress certainly. So he believes 800 years were added. So if we take that from 1776 that reduces the year to 976. If it was a thousand-year reign and that's why it's referred to as the millennial reign of Christ. That takes us back to 23 BC if we add zero as a year. That aligns with when Jesus would have been born if he existed. you know, I don't know if he did or not. I'm not I'm not I don't follow a religion. I'm I'm open to the concept of it. I've studied it, but I don't know whether or not I'm fully on board with any of it. I I kind of lean more towards the Samrian texts perhaps being the what the Old Testament is based upon and that we've just regurgitated it to suit a narrative that enables us to be controlled, I suppose, and governed, you know, ultimately by the Vatican. Um, well that would if we go to 23 BC that would align with the possibility of the story of King Herod because that would have been the time. So 23 BC up to 976 AD or CE common era depending on whether you're new money or old. So yeah a thousand years. So, we're now today today of all days, Sean, we are 250 years to the day of the beginning of New World Order and Satan's Little Season. That is right now. The signing of the declaration was today. Um, and uh in in uh it was in was it in Pennsylvania or Philadelphia? I can't remember.

>> I can't remember either. Um, but I just want to thank the people on X again. We got 42,000 watching live, but X has just gone and I'm just put I got to put this on the screen just so people can believe what I'm saying here. If you look there, o over 100,000 people have now watched this in the last 90 minutes on X. That's insane. So, huge thank you to people on X uh for whatever's going on over there. And uh please support guys work. He's got his book links. I'm going to put him in the live chat actually. So, they go over into the X comments. And if you're watching on YouTube, all these links are in the description box. And I'm not going to let Guy go until we break we break our best. 50,000 was was what we got. We were back at the Epstein days, six, seven years ago was the was the record. I think we could hit 60 here within the next 15 minutes of the rate. It's going. So, uh it's not all about the views, folks, but this is an aberration. So that's why I'm just talking about it. But let's get back to the story. So you said then the decline came and that set the way for the Rockefellers and the Rothschilds to parlay into the prochemical economies that are prevalent worldwide right now. And they crushed all alternative energies, all al alternative medicines, which we can't really get into to set up this pyramid of federal reserve banking and debt, which could which has enslaved humanity to this day. And the crushing of the Tartarians laid the foundation for where we're at. Is that correct?

>> 100%. I I actually couldn't have put that better myself, sure, frankly. And and and the story, you know, with with uh with Rockefeller, I mean, that that's uh that doesn't stack up either. And I think a lot of these are just fake narratives. If you look at Rockefeller, for example, he's working as a cler, accumulates approximately $4,000, and then creates Standard Oil, becomes the most powerful man in America. How? He's a He's a cler within an office, has £4,000. It doesn't make sense. I think they're fronts. I think that these people are just frontmen for uh for the Rothschilds. Put a different name out there and ultimately it's the same person behind it all.

>> You could ask how does the DJ from the north of England leads end up with a papal knighthood knighted by the queen hobnobbing down the street with Margaret Thatcher? Can anyone in the in the chat guess who I am talking about folks?

>> Did he possibly used to advise and be a confidant to our current king?

>> Absolutely. And congratulations

>> best friend.

>> Congratulations to Sheila and Terry Bailey, one of our podcast guests who's just got her book out. Surviving Savile. Jim fixed it for me. She was at Dunkra Girl School, which Savile called his PDF sweet shop. Was she really? Oh my god.

>> I'm totally brave.

>> Ah,

>> yeah. Yeah. So, all right. So, so Ziggn Brazinski, who's written the Grand Chess board, which is a Bible for the neocons, he talks about Eurasia.

>> Yes.

>> And the harmony of Iran, China, and Russia being a biggest threat to US hedgeimonyy.

>> Is is this the Eurasia in his book? Is is that got parallels with Tartaria?

>> It is Tartaria. Yeah,

>> it is.

>> Yes, it is. Yeah, it's also known as other things. Cyia um it uh yeah, it has different different names and terminology depending on where you are because ultimately Tartaria is just a region. You know, we're talking about what was really now referred to as Mongolia. But but it so it is, you know, it is a blanket term. and we talk about the Tartarian Empire and I think that that's just a term that's gained so much traction now we kind of got to go with it because it's going to be that name that breaks this because you know there are people like Joe Rogan for example they won't go there the wife files you know AJ Gentiel he won't go there they're not allowed to talk about it because it's associated with Nicola Tesla Nicola Tesla did go there he actually gave a radio interview towards the end of his life. It was the last one he gave. And he said that uh in that he kind of exposed everything. And he said that he wasn't really inventing anything. He was reverse engineering. He was rediscovering. And he believed that buildings held the key to harnessing energy from the ether. And that's what cathedrals were intended to do. So he um he asked to see the blueprints and to conduct experiments on NRAAM and Cologne Cathedral because he felt that these were actually machines, power stations. Access denied. He wrote three papers um that he submitted on how to harness energy from the ether. and what he believed all of these old world buildings that we call Greco Roman or I refer to as Tartarium. He believed that they were all pulling energy from the ether and that it had been suppressed because it couldn't be metered or controlled. The papers were censored. The the last interview he ever gave on this radio station was stopped from being broadcasted. But fortunately um his prodigé called Arthur Matthews actually before Tesla died was given the uh the the uh transcript for the interview itself and I found it and I've put it on my website. This is Nicola Tesla saying exactly how the building's worked, exactly why they've hidden it and what he was doing his entire life. He was trying to build a tower that would replicate what a cathedral once did. And so that that's that's you know I believed for some time that Tesla was reverse and I I wrote this in my book. I only put the blog up the other day. I wrote this in the book you know a couple of years ago that I believe Tesla was reverse engineering Tartarian technology. Some people agreed with me. Some people said that I I was insane. I get called that quite a lot. Um, that's a nice one. Um, and and there he is. The last interview he ever gave, he said he didn't invent anything. He was rediscovering what was already there. And uh, and that that's why I called the book Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids. The Cabbage Patch Kids uh, are the repopulation, you know, the industrial revolution, the workforce, and the um, the connection with Tesla is the technology. the technology from the previous civilization. All of his inventions, I believe, were reverse engineered. Whether we're talking about radio control, neon lighting, um I think that they were all actually understanding cuz he didn't invent alternating current. He just perfected it. I think all of his work came from actually rediscovering what had been hidden and suppressed. And that is why he was treated the way he was. And JP Morgan pulled the funding from him when he realized what Warden Cliff Tower was actually doing. He thought it was going to be a transmission for radio broadcasting and Morgan wanted to be in control of news. If he owned the tower that broadcasted the the first radio uh signals worldwide, he could control what the broadcasts were like they do now. You know, they control our news. they they're controlling a lot of YouTube channels. So JP Morgan would have controlled the uh the news ultimately, but Nicola Tesla's not actually building that. He's trying to build an ether harnessing machine and uh JP Morgan finds out. Maronei pips Tesla to the post funding ceases. They find out what the tower does and it's dismantled. So that's the connection between Tesla and Tartaria.

>> Yeah, you you've raised so many pertinent points there and it brought to mind uh Henry Ford who made a car from hemp >> that was stronger than metal that ran on bofuel. They crushed him and because they wanted it all to be petrol-based. And then you mentioned about the media. You know what? We've got six corporations right now controlling all of the mainstream media and they're basically extensions of the military-industrial complex.

>> Yes.

>> It's it's absolutely sickening. Uh but but congratulations to you. We're at 69,000 people watching live. This is the most we've ever had. So So guy, you've set a record here on the channel and I've been hogging. Well, we have, Sean. It's your It's your channel, mate. We We We have Yeah,

>> I'm here every night.

>> Well, they have. It's not, isn't it?

>> I'm here every night. You're not.

>> So, I I've been hogging you for 90 minutes. Are you okay to answer some viewer questions?

>> Yeah, sure. I'll I'll do my best.

>> We would We would love to get you back to continue on these subjects, maybe get into the giants and

>> and reptilian shape-shifting and and stuff like that. But we have had loads of questions come in. And the questions have been coming in so thick and fast. I apologize viewers. I've not been able to save them all. So if you've got a question, put it in the chat again because I I try and save them as we're going along. Uh and if you want to just repeat your question over and over in the chat, that is fine, too, because sometimes I miss them when it's going really fast like this. Um, but but we'll we're going to hit 100,000 watching live, I reckon, uh by the time we've answered a few questions. So, uh, let's see. Did the Freemasons test how suggestable you are? No. I had an interview. They interview you first and then it was about a year before I was able to join. So, they invited me to a function. They call it a white table evening, but it was basically a piss up um at a hotel in on the South Coast. It's actually in uh in Eastborne. And uh we were banned from the hotel. We we literally trashed it. Um, and so they met me. They saw me in my worst possible state. I I used to drink a bit back then. I was easily led um young, dumb and you know. Um and then I was invited to a formal interview and uh and they they basically asked me a series of questions but they already knew everything about me. In fact, uh the person who I mentioned earlier on, Derek's dad, Derek Redmond's dad, um he found out during an interview, uh during his interview that his father wasn't his father. They said to him, "Why do you call yourself Redmond? That's not your dad. Your dad's actually this person." He didn't know that, you know. So, they they do some deep digging on you. They check out who you really are and uh and who you hang around with and stuff. Um, and then a year later I was initiated.

>> The only thing they asked me was, "Did I believe in a supreme being?"

>> That was the only question they asked me and I said, "Yeah, I do. I don't know what it is, but there's something." I don't think this is an accident.

>> Yeah, that's what the cop said that we just interviewed. A few people on are asking if you're an ex guy. Are you banned?

>> Am I on X?

>> Yeah. Yeah, I was on Twitter, but I was banned during 2020. I was banned from Facebook.

>> Are you back on X? Watch what's watch your hand.

>> Yeah, but it's Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids. It's the same as my YouTube channel. It's named after my first book, same as my Facebook group, but I don't I don't go on there very often. I struggle to keep up with Facebook, frankly.

>> Okay. All right. Here's a good question, then. What are your thoughts on the pyramids?

>> Well, literally they are the tip of the iceberg. I think what we're seeing is um is just the the the top of a huge machine. U and I think that they know exactly what's underneath there. Again, I think that they were they were machines, power stations pulling energy from the ether. Um, and uh yeah, that that that is the reason they're buried. I don't believe that there was originally that that kind of uh mass of sand there. this and and incidentally um check out the bent pyramid in Egypt because people have found nuclear glass surround in the surrounding area which suggests that the entire area was nuked to bury it and the bent pyramid is scorched. It it shows burn marks that would have would have been a significant heat to achieve that. So yeah, I I think that they were the original ether harnessing um energy machines. Um, that that's my opinion. And underneath there is a huge structure. Um, and we we we're just being shown really the tip of it.

>> All right.

>> Oh, and built built by the Anunnaki, by the way. I think they're Anunnaki.

>> How many people do you think they have cloned?

>> Oh, I don't know. I don't know. That that I I'm nowhere near high up enough the food chain. You'd need majestic level of clearance, wouldn't you?

>> Do you have any special info on Prince Albert's World Fur during Queen Victoria's reign?

>> No, not nothing particularly about that. I I tend you obviously the Crystal Palace is fascinating. Um, but um uh Dickens, incidentally, um actually said that that was an absolute disgrace. um that actually what that was doing uh was was rubbing people's noses in the uh in the uh the muck of the British Empire. Uh but the building was already there in my opinion. If you look at the Crystal Palace for example, that was destroyed by a fire. That takes an incredible amount of heat. Um, the glass u well that's impossible. They say that the glass on the Crystal Palace was actually uh produced in Birmingham, shipped down uh by barges on the canal. Um, they would have had to have gone uh into full production mode 24/7. Employed labor from all over the country to achieve it. Glazia's the other end. Um, absolutely impossible. I think it was destroyed on purpose. I think all of the world's fairs were there a a long time uh a long time before and that's why they all accidentally have fires. But yeah, so nothing specific on that one. Uh, but uh, you know, the the uh Crystal Palace uh does fascinate me and uh and Alexandria Palace um is also uh sorry Ali Pali as we call it is uh is also worth looking into because in early photos of that they had an airship docking station um there um which shouldn't have been there.

>> Almost 90,000 watching live, 300,000 now have watched on YouTube. We're we're approaching Candace Owens levels of All right. So, what about the Giants?

>> Yeah. Yeah. It came in all shapes and sizes. And this would explain why we um why we see oversized doors and windows. Windows we can't actually see out of. And I appreciate that the narrative will say that um, you know, they're they're ultimately to let light into a building, but they're also for looking out of, aren't they? And

If you look at some of these old world buildings, the window ledge is too high for us to ever possibly be able to look outside. Um, and and the the the height of some of these doors, and we're talking about a time where they they didn't have money to throw around according to the narrative. You wouldn't build the height of a door and ultimately the ceiling twice what it needs to be if you can't even adequately heat it. You know, well, we got a cold, you know, we got some logs on a fire and we're expecting that to to heat one of these grand buildings and heat rising. I mean, it would have been stone cold uh in winter in there, wouldn't it?

So, uh yes, I think the the uh giants were killed off. Um if you go on to the internet, you'd actually see that during the Second World War, they had giants serving in the uh German army. Um, there are also photographs, dozens of photographs of Tartarian giants. And you can actually type that in as a key as key words. And these are not people with genetic mutations. This is not, you know, a deformity. Um, they they, you know, they're just like you and I. And they believe that um they were anything up to uh to 12ft tall. And of course, you know, stories of giants go back to the beginning of time. Gilgamesh perhaps being one. And uh we got the story of David and Goliath and so on. They've all always been here. Native um Americans speak about them. Um so yeah. Yeah, I'm fully on board. Fully on board. Absolutely.

All right. So, Villain is asking, "In your book, do you use the Cabbage Patch Children as a proof that cloning has been operating for longer than we have been allowed to imagine? What industry uses the most clones?" Hollywood. >> Yeah, I think it's Yeah, absolutely. I I I would say Hollywood. But yes, I mean I I you know I can't can't prove it that that uh that cloning took place and that the uh a lot of the children that were shipped on the trains and through the baby farms and worlds fairs were cloned but they doubled the population within a 100 years with a with with a very diminished population to start with which is no mean feat. It's actually impossible to do that uh and I've I've given the calculations in in that book. Says in the Cabbage Patch Kids incidentally, the um the the Cabbage Patch children themselves came from allegedly came from Germany and uh and were were raised in what became known as kindergartens, gardens where you grow children and at the same time the word doppelganger starts to become used. So we got doppelganger kindergarten and all of a sudden uh you know hundreds of thousands of of babies and this was also um depicted in postcards. We had Cabbage Patch postcards appear at the same time. The first narrated movie by Alice Guy Blaché. She's the Cabbage Patch fairy. She's growing babies in a garden and selling them to middle and upper class couples. Um so yeah, they've been and I think that um this technology is actually connected to the Knights Templar. It goes back to I I believe to the Anunnaki. The Knights Templar protect it and uh through method uh a revelation of method. Sorry. That's why Dolly the Sheep was cloned at Roslin Institute just down the road from Roslin Chapel U which is of course in the UK the um the the main place really for Knights Templar gatherings. So yes, I I believe so. Um a and uh yeah so so check out the postcodes Alice Guy u the first narrated movie and uh you and then look at the population figures and you'll see that something very unusual took place to double the population in 100 years um you know it's impossible. This is the world population.

>> You you know you talked about Germany then and we saw the Nazis were hugely into the occult. >> You got you got a question question from Josh, why do you think Hitler's Third Reich was purple to destroy all bells and the library bell stands for that agenda? >> Well, they destroyed the bells because of the frequency. I mean, we were told it was for the war effort that the bells were used to to make ammunition. Um, but people have now started to find them. I mean, this has been going a little while, but the the images are circulating more so now. People have started to find them, uh, you know, buried dozens and dozens of bells. They found them in the bottom of lakes and rivers. Um, these these were removed because they were operating at 432 hertz and and other frequencies as well that were all healing. Um, and and so they were removed and it was actually the Rockefeller Institute that introduced I think it was in 1956 um a new standardized frequency for church bells and music of 440 hertz which uh doesn't actually you know resonate with us correctly. Um, and incidentally, for anyone who's sort of really into to to frequency music and and how it works and why we're listening to the wrong stuff and the harm it can do, there's someone called Mark Devlin um who who's uh really researched this. So, yeah, it was um ultimately it was it was the Rockefellers that uh well uh that did that, but we're talking about really the Rothschilds and the same people. And when it comes to um are we allowed to say H's name on here? uh witch H uh witch H >> the musttosh Charlie Chaplin looking figure from the Second World War >> let's just call him a dolfo and >> so a dolfo you know he was a Rothschild wasn't he his father was Solomon Rothschild um they they they had to remove the bells they had to remove them because also there there's this belief that um the frequency that they emitted was also something that these parasitic people um can't tolerate um so it was actually quite distressful and painful for them when they rang. So there was a you know a couple of reasons for for removing them but there is one other reason too and this was shared to me um by um some someone called Jason from Archaix. Now, he's done a lot of research into Tartaria timelines and uh and and so on. And he recently said that um whenever one of those church bells rang 13 times, which is something you wouldn't normally hear. The only the most we ever hear is 12, you know, for for 12:00. If it rang 13 times, that that meant that trouble was coming. And that started with the Bolsheviks coming in and and starting to sack, you know, towns and cities. Um if the bell rang 13 times, the next bell would ring 13 times and so on. This is what smoke signals, you know, like a repeater going on and on and on further and further and further and people were having a warning that uh danger was coming. And that's actually when they started removing the bells.

>> All right, viewers, get your final questions in. We'll we'll go if you've got if guys got 15 minutes left, we'll we'll go for another 15 minutes. >> I got to say, I'm I'm really hot in here. And uh have we heard that before? I'm just thinking I wish I was like Prince Andrew. I know he's Andrew Windsor these days, isn't he? Because um I'm getting really hot. It's so humid. >> We've got Yeah, I've got these big lights right above me as well right now, but I've got some fresh air coming in. Are you okay to do a few more questions? >> Yeah, sure. >> All right. What are guys thoughts on the increase in UFO knowledge and data? I think that this is connected to Project Blue Beam. I think the movie, you know, um I I do believe that they are they're trying to get us to to truly expect or anticipate some kind of SCOP, some staged event. Because if you look at Tony Blair's One World Faith Foundation, Peter Thiel is obviously, you know, funding funding that as well, investing heavily into that. The I think it was Ronald Reagan that said the only thing that could possibly unite the world together would be the threat of a UFO invasion, something coming from outer space. Well, that would cause everybody to fall under not only one new world order, which we're already in, but that would be one world order. And then they would be able to introduce all sorts of new laws, perhaps martial law even for our safety. They might even have to turn off the internet uh because we could be, you know, perhaps controlled through that or or targeted. So, I think pulling off something like Project Blue Beam, which the CIA believe will will take place. I mean, some, you know, whistleblowers have said it's going to happen next year. Um, and perhaps that's the reason for uh the new Spielberg movie that um you know if we if we saw this happen it would be the justification for so many things and they could also end religion which is where Tony Blair's you know one world faith comes in and you know a lot of people believe that's the Antichrist himself. So I I think that um there is a strong possibility that um all of this information is being disclosed to get us fully on board and uh and for those that have always thought that it's make-believe that it is just science fiction uh and now seeing you know images circulating Trump talking about it. So, I I think this is preparation for a staged fake uh CGI Hollywood uh level um alien invasion. Project Blue Beam. I I I think that that's what they're preparing us for.

>> Well, sir, don't get me started on Tony Blair. One of the biggest mass murdering war criminal liars in in the history of politics. Him and Bush telling everybody Saddam had weapons of mass destruction, putting the war on terror in motion and killing millions and millions of people, more than half of them women and kids. But hey ho, he's supported by is it um it's not Thiel, it's the other guy. Is it Larry Ellison? Blair is >> Larry Ellison. Larry Ellison. Yes. Yes. >> Yes. You're absolutely right. >> And he's he's still got out there trying to mooch >> uh and and and take control of our lives. Natasha, how about CERN's lockdown? >> It's something that I've heard bits and pieces about, but I've got to be honest with you, it's not really on my radar. Um, it's, you know, I from what I understand with just with regard to CERN that they actually have the capability of causing a pole shift. Um, but um, yeah, I I've got bits and pieces on CERN, but I'm sorry, it's not something that I um I've looked into too deeply. And the reason for that is that um I I've been studying a little bit more um on uh Nicola Tesla and the connection to Tartaria recently and also editing another book and people keep sending me information on CERN at the moment and it's it's overload. Um so uh yeah, unfortunately I I it's not something that um I know too much about, I'm afraid.

>> Right, we're countdown. Last 10 minutes, folks. Get your final questions in. Guys, it's 250 years today. When do you think Satan's little season is supposed to end? >> Yeah, that's a good question because a season, you know, we we ultimately we don't know what they consider to be a season. But if you have a millennial reign, a thousand years, a season's a quarter, so that should be 250 years. So that should be today. I mean, actually officially the Declaration of Independence was signed a few days after the 4th of July, but um so really it should be now. But according to um the head new head honcho at uh at Google, this new age that we're going to go in, the new age of enlightenment where everything's going to change and we're going to be in a higher frequency or vibration is supposed to be 2032 or 2033. So, um I actually incidentally put a post up on Facebook today about that very question. They surely can't let the 250th anniversary of Satan being uh let free uh go unnoticed, can they? So, I've been waiting for some significant event to take place, but we got to bear in mind America are several hours behind us. I thought that it might actually happen during a World Cup game. But the problem with and history has certainly taught us this. Sometimes things are going on that we don't find out about until several years later. So there could be something happening today right now on the 4th of July that that is just not going to make the news and and we'll find out later on and and that's happened time and time again. So uh yeah, so I would have thought today, but uh the new boss at uh at Google claims that it's 2032, 2033. Can they put a person's soul into their clone? >> Yeah. So, it depends what your interpretation of a soul is. Um, you know, what what exactly is a soul? Is it is it your personality? Is it your aura? Is it uh is it your consciousness? Now, I think it's your consciousness personally. And uh and if I'm right, then yes, they can. And uh go onto the internet, type in clone.com, cla.com, and you'll see one of the services they provide. They clone uh they've cloned dogs, they've cloned people. Uh the first baby they cloned was called Eve, and that was publicized. Um, and uh fill in the application form if you want. They'll contact you within 48 hours and they the application form is on there to so you can fill it in. Um, and one of the services they provide is called the Lazarus Project. And that is having your consciousness transferred uh to a a clone, a replica of yourself. And that's a service they've been offering for several years now.

>> What are your feelings on Antarctica and all the mysterious beings and artifacts that I inhabit there? >> That's interesting because uh I did a post on that this week, too. Um, okay. This is out there and I'm working on it. So bear with me that this might sound that I've uh you know that I'm too far down the rabbit hole, but um I've been looking at the possibility that there was a pole shift and I and and you know this doesn't necessarily mean that I think we're on a spinning ball or that we're on a flat realm. I don't know the answer to that. I I haven't been up far enough. I haven't hit the ice wall. I I don't know. I I've just got a feeling we're not spinning. That that's one thing I don't think. And also that we're on something a lot larger than than what we've been told. Um, so it may well appear flat but actually still be round just just perhaps a thousand times bigger. So whether it's a flat earth model or or or globe, you can still have a pole shift and and we know we have a North Pole because you know compasses work and the North Pole has been moving. It's moving all the time. It's been moving for for for a considerable amount of time. So, um, if a pole shift took place, then not only could that cause these mud floods, but at the same time, it could also cause Antarctica to suddenly become covered in ice if they wanted to hide something. And that would certainly align with Admiral Byrd, what he found when he went there or what they say he found and why they left so quickly and why something that was supposed to be um a scientific um expedition and where they were going to survey the land, why did they need to take, you know, 4,700 uh people with them, personnel, all the ships that they took and and so on. So, and then we've got obviously got the uh the German base, the Nazi base that was there as well. So, there's something going on in Antarctica. They're hiding something. The Antarctic Treaty doesn't make sense. But the the one thing, you know, because you've got warring nations that still align with the Antarctic Treaty. But one thing that is interesting which is worth looking at is the Piri Reis map. So that's P I R I R E I S. Now that was actually um that was actually drawn in the uh he was an Ottoman admiral. He drew that in the uh early 1500s and that showed Antarctica as as being this lush um you know habitable land. It showed uh you know flora and fauna wildlife. Now, he claimed that he got that information, some of that information from earlier maps, but the the thing is, okay, they're saying it's a depiction. They're imagining that that's what Antarctica would look like, but Antarctica's been scanned. They know what uh with the ice is removed, exactly what the coastline um appears like, how how it actually really is. And that aligns perfectly with the Piri Reis map. I mean, it's not even out by an inch. How could they have drawn that in the 1500s and and you know, and you know, 50 to 100 years earlier so perfectly when it was covered in ice, you know, in some cases miles of it. So I I think there's a pole shift possibly and that could the person who mentioned CERN earlier on CERN have the capability to do that now and I I think there is nothing new under the sun and there is so much more in Guy's books. If you're watching on YouTube, we got the link for Amazon UK. We got the link for Amazon USA there. Most of the people watching are in are in both of those uh countries. And how many books have you written, Guy? Three. So, the uh the one that you can see there, the first one, that was the first book I I wrote, Tesar and the Cabbage Patch Kids, which we've been talking about mainly tonight. Later on, you'll see it with a slightly different cover. There's a Spanish and uh and also a Polish version. It's the same book, but that cover is slightly different because it's uh the images in it. There's over 60 pages of them. They're in full color, so it's a special edition. Rise of the Clones is the next book. And then Conspiracy Theories I brought out um in December last year and that's based upon the blogs on my website and uh and my Facebook posts but expanded upon and that's 87 different rabbit holes from the ice walls to Agartha. It's an A to Z. It actually is in alphabetical order and that's why it's called from Agartha to Zombies because Zombies is the last chapter and uh yeah and that that's not Zombies from horror movies. It's something slightly different to that. And what else can people find at your website? >> On my website, uh, they can find out a little bit more about me. They can read my blogs. They might find the one on Tony Blair interesting. The one on Tesla, there's one on Zoro Ranch as well. Um, and I put the Tesla one up. So, uh, yes. So, and also there are links to my Facebook, YouTube on there as well. And you're friends with Indigo, the ex-model who exposes the fashion industry, Jay-Z, uh Naomi Campbell, etc. And I'm going to show a trailer to the viewers in a minute for a podcast we've got coming out with him on Tuesday night. But just massive congratulations to you, man. We've got there's 140,000 people watching live right now. >> Whoa. >> Yeah. I'm just going to take a photo of it because people not going to believe this. Let me just take a photo of that. And I never talk about likes and views or any of this stuff. It's not my thing. I'm always to the point. Uh but this is really weird because like I said earlier on, you know, we are completely shadowbanned everywhere. I've got a quarter million followers on Facebook and 20 people watching right now. I've got 162,000 followers on X and usually we have one to 200 people watching. So, for some reason, Elon has lifted uh the the shadowban. Hopefully, it lasts longer than this evening, but I am a skeptic. And um I I suspect we'll go back to normal tomorrow. So, it says here, uh how many is there? Half a million people have watched you tonight already on X. >> That's incredible. >> Please, uh you know, get guys books. He stayed and done all this extra time with us tonight. He's gone into overtime and put a one in the chat if you want Guy to come back as soon as next week maybe. Well, we'll see. And oh no, I'm away next week actually on Saturday, but we we could figure out another night. If you are sure >> If you are on X uh and you're one of the 140,000 presently watching, please subscribe to my YouTube channel. It's just under my name, Sean Atwood. That's how we are able to support the work is through the YouTube channel mostly. I don't have any monetization over on X at all. But hope hopefully this will make a difference to that. But um I'm going to let you go and I can close the show, Guy, unless you want to stay around and watch the the Indigo trailer. It's entirely up to you. >> Have you had enough, my friend? You must be overheating by now. I am a little bit hot and I uh at my age I also uh I I need to u Yeah. Yeah. My bladder's not what it once was. >> Go and have a go and get some rest, man, and have a good night's sleep. We salute you for your research. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Brilliant. >> Yeah. Thanks to everyone that's joined us tonight. That's absolutely fantastic. Thank you. >> Hope to speak to you soon, my friend. You take care. >> And you. >> Cheers. A few people have asked about the top I'm wearing. It is the Ryan Dawson Epstein map top. And he is on X. If you're on X, it's at R Y Liberty. He's been researching Epstein for about 20 years almost now. He's absolutely tip of the spear. All right. So, we had a live stream with Indigo Child. He was in the modeling industry. He exposes the industry, talks about the demonic cult, how they were trying to butt break him, dropped some huge names. Anyway, he stayed at my house recently. We did a studio podcast with him. Two hours long. It's coming out on Tuesday, 7:00 PM UK on YouTube is the premiere. But James the cameraman, I think this is one of the best ever trailers he's ever done. And uh I just want you guys to see this to see what's coming on Tuesday. I'll put the link in the live chat as well so you can set your alarms for it. But check this out. We did watch a bit of Katy Perry earlier, didn't we? Here we go. Uh play Oh, they're saying there's no sound. Oh, I'm so sorry, folks. It is not muted. I'm not sure what's happened there. Let me um let me see. That is so weird. All right, let me try and figure this out briefly. One second. Let me close all my other screens. I've got the trailer in a separate file. Let me see if I can play this. Uh, let me just go and um find it on my dash. All right, Indigo Trailer. Here it is. Let me just play this separately then and see if this works. If it doesn't, I'm not sure what I can do. All right, let me try this screen. Share this one. Let me know if this works. Is there any sound now? Let me know. Can you hear it now? Damn it. All right. What I'm going to do is if you're watching the YouTube version, what I'm going to do is I'm going to customize it, which means when this video ends on YouTube, it will take you to the trailer so you can set your alarms there. If you're watching on X, one of the 150,000 watching on X, U, if you just come over to my channel, Sean Atwood, S E A N A T W O O D, put in Indigo, and you'll be able to find it from there. So, it's time for me to go to bed, folks. Thank you for tuning in. Thank you for liking, sharing, everything else. We will get Guy back. And don't forget out to check his website and his books. Got the Ryan Dawson Epstein top that I'm wearing at R Y Liberty.