Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the My Family Thinks I'm Crazy podcast and joining us today on the show for the first time is the man behind predictive history. That's right. Professor Zhang joins us on the show. Professor, it's a pleasure to have you here with me on the show. And I'm very curious how this all began for you. You're over there teaching a class, teaching on a bill on a whiteboard rather. And really immersive, engaging lectures that cover a very wide range of topics that all fit together. So I'm impressed and very grateful that you're putting out the work that you do. So tell us a little bit about how this all started for you.
Professor Jiang - Predictive History | Iran War, Freemasonic Plots, and What's Israel's Problem
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Yeah. So the first thing about me that's very important is that I am a deeply curious person. Like I love learning. I'm very inquisitive. I keep on reflecting about the state of the world. And I've been doing that ever since I was young. I was a very avid reader and I was a very avid reader of science fiction and comic books, especially X -Men. And, you know, these are vast universes that force you to think about different aspects of what it means to be human, especially Isaac Asimov, you know, his foundation series, his robot series, his empire series. He just created this incredibly vast universe. That incorporated so many interesting facets of humanity, including, you know, anthropology, psychology, sociology. And so I've always been a very wide ranging thinker. And I went to Yale and at Yale, I really did well the first couple of years because Yale had such a plethora of interesting courses.
And but, you know, towards the end, I was struggling because I really didn't know what to do with my life. The default option was to go to law school, which and I took the LSATs and I did very well on the LSATs. And that was my default option to go to law school. And I did apply to Yale Law School, Columbia Law School, just, you know, the usual suspects. And I got way listed at Yale, which is a polite way of saying no, because I was a Yale undergraduate. And so you don't really say no to Yale undergraduates at Yale Law School. Even though you're not really qualified. I mean, the reality was that and I talked to lawyer friends about this. I wasn't interested in being a lawyer. I was interested in going to law school because that was a prestigious thing to do. But did I really want power? Did I really want to be successful?
Did I really want to accrue well for myself? And from application, they can test for that, right? These admissions officers, these professors, they're CIA, they're Secret Society. They know exactly. They know exactly your motivation and your psychology. And they recognize that, you know what? You know, I'm a curious person, but I'm not that ambitious. And, you know, I'm not I'm not driven to political for political power. That's not the sort of person I am. I'm just a naturally romantic, curious person. I like to ask questions. I like to debate. And so I was rejected from law school and that was fine. I didn't care. And I was an alienated person at Yale. I didn't have any friends. My professors thought very highly of me because, you know, I was very aggressive person. But I didn't really have that many friends because as you can imagine, Yale is a place where the children of the elite go and they have a plan in place.
And if you're useful to them, then you become part of a plan. If you're not useful to them, then they just ignore you. They were very polite. They were charming. But, you know, they were very they basically I didn't make any friends at Yale. I was very alienated. I was very marginalized. I didn't fit into the milieu of Yale. So going to Yale was actually a mistake on my part. But that made me very lonely. That's what traumatized me psychologically. And so I wanted to find a place where I could fit in. So I decided to go to China, Beijing, where China is where is where I was born by 11 or six years old. So I didn't really have any recollections of the country. And I really didn't speak the language. But I went to Beijing. I learned the language. I taught for a couple of years.
I became a freelance journalist writing for a higher education. I did a PBS documentary. And then I was arrested when I was working on the PBS documentary because, you know, it was a WTO entry and there were worker strikes and they thought I was a spy didn't charge me, but they deported me and they told me, listen, we don't have enough evidence to charge you. We're not spying. But we have to kick you out because that's just procedure and protocol. But you can come back, come back any time. So after that, my life starts to spiral because I couldn't do journalism anymore. And I became depressed and I did a lot of Starcraft. I was playing Starcraft from 6 p.m. until 6 a.m., like every single day for two years in my parents basement. And I felt safe. I felt comfortable playing Starcraft. And I was a very happy person playing Starcraft.
But as you can imagine, my parents were not very happy about this. So they kicked me out. And so I went back to China and I loafed around. And then I got a job working in the United Nations in Afghanistan because they're desperate for people. And I did that for six months. And that was my first exposure actually to the American empire overseas. And that was a rude awakening because I felt China was corrupt. But, you know, if you actually go to Afghanistan, you see the American empire at work, you see the NGO community, you see the United Nations. You're like, wow, these people are beyond corrupt, man, because the things I was seeing, the things I was hearing, you know, like the American military were supporting these Afghan warlords who were raping young boys. They were smuggling relics, historical relics from Afghanistan. They were protecting the opium trade, you know, to sort of like our family could profit.
But like that just woke me up about the true state of the world. And so, you know, after six months, the United Nations and I mutually decided to depart because it was not going along. I was too critical. I was too opinionated and everyone just wanted to, like, you know, relax, enjoy the seafood buffet every Sunday at the five star hotel, the only five star hotel in Kabul. And just, you know, build up for the retirement. You they made so much money in Afghanistan. I mean, I saw people just walking away with lots and lots of cash. I think the average salary in Afghanistan was just an average expat was about a million dollars. U.S. tax free, by the way. So it was just a giant scam. And that really, you know, depressed me, made me more cynical. Fast forward a few years and now China is getting wealthier.
And a lot of Chinese want to go overseas to study, especially in the United States. And I'm a Yale graduate. So I was hired to help these kids apply for study overseas. But but, you know, I didn't really want to just write their recommendation letters. I just didn't want to write their essays. I want to actually educate them. So I started to teach them the great books and teach them how to think critically. And I've been doing that for a very long time with some minor successes. But mostly it's been a failure. And then I start to have a family. I met the love of my life, love of my life, my my wife. And she's really an angel. She's really changed my life for the better. Like like my life has been one trauma after another, one depression after another. But like meeting my wife was completely worth it because I felt as though, you know, there is a God.
He is looking after me. And he's built this path of hardship, of trauma, of agony. Just one day I could meet my wife and I would appreciate. My wife for who she is and treat her right. So we have three children. We have three young children now. And I think a lot about how to make sure they have a good future. And then COVID happened. OK, COVID happened. And that was a shock. And before that, Donald Trump won the presidency in 2016. And that was a shock that traumatized me as well, because, you know, when you go to Yale, you're taught that doesn't happen there. OK, the world is a logical place. It's a meritocratic. The people in charge know what they're doing. Just trust them. OK, that's what you're taught at Yale. And then Donald Trump got elected and like that just traumatized me. And I had TDS for the longest time because I hated this guy.
You know, this guy couldn't speak proper English. He was appealing to the worst emotions in people. You know, he's the guy that, you know, when you go to Yale, you're taught that is should be at the bottom. You know, he's complete. White trash. Right. But but but he won. And so that traumatized me. And then in 2020, I was following the Democratic primary very closely because I wanted Trump to lose. I was convinced Trump was the new Hitler. And I was really convinced that the Democrats would do everything in their power to make sure that he would lose. And I felt like the best path forward was to pick Bernie Sanders. I felt that if Bernie Sanders was a nominee, then the Democrats could beat Trump easily in the election. And the worst candidate that they could pick was Joe Biden because he was out of touch, he was he's too old and he is too closely tied with Obama.
I felt that Trump won because a lot of American people felt that they were betrayed by Obama. I mean, remember, you have this huge contingent of voters, especially in in the swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin who voted for Trump, for Obama and Trump, and these are millions of people. So to call these people racist is, I think, completely unfair. I think they were really bought into the hope and change that Obama promised in 2008 and they felt betrayed by him because that's the first thing that Obama did when he got in office, he built out Wall Street and he screwed over the American people, especially black homeowners. Right. So I really felt Bernie Sanders was the answer. And, you know, when Bernie Sanders took Nevada, everyone just assumed that he would win the nomination. Right. But then Obama stepped in.
You know, I'm not sure if you remember, but he made this very famous phone call to a South Carolina radio station. And that was a signal that almost like a bad signal for all of Team Obama, Obama world to come together and rally behind Joe Biden. So James Clyburn, endorsed Joe Biden. Then you have people like some of the powers come out and say what a great person Joe Biden is. Remember, like a couple of months before Obama didn't didn't really want to touch this guy because he thought that he was a losing proposition, but all of the Democratic Party rallied behind Joe Biden. He easily won the nomination. I thought, well, this is a disaster because when on the campaign trail, people are going to compare Trump and Biden. And Trump, he is energetic. He's fast on his feet. He's very funny. And I thought that on the on the campaign trail in the debates, Trump would destroy Biden, but then COVID happened, COVID happened.
And now Biden can just sit in his basement and let all the other people, Bernie Sanders, AOC, Obama, Clinton, do all the work for him. And I think he did one one debate. And and then he and then but I was still convinced that Trump had the edge. I was still convinced that Trump would win because at the end of the day, I thought the American people were so disgusted with the inequality in the country, with how the elite had mismanaged the 2008 great financial crisis. They were so angry at Obama that they would still see Trump as their last hope. And, you know, the night election, I thought Trump had won. I really did. And I was depressed. I couldn't sleep. OK, but then I remember something happened, I think, a few days before Bernie Sanders. I'm not sure you remember this, but Bernie Sanders went on the Jimmy Kimmel show.
OK, Bernie Sanders went on the Jimmy Kimmel show and you can find this clip on YouTube and he told Jimmy Kimmel, listen, guys, what's going to happen is this. The first night it will look as though no Trump won. OK, do not panic. Do not worry, because remember, there are mail in ballots. And I guarantee you, once these mail in ballots come into the voting office, then you will see this massive surge and it'll be a blue tide. We've got this, guys. And I remember watching that clip. I asked myself, how the hell would he know any of this? What's going on here? But it turned out exactly like how he said it would turn out. A couple of weeks later, the election had been overturned. And Biden was now the president of the United States, the president -elect. And Trump, you know, threw a hissy fit.
He went to the Supreme Court. There's generally six riots. And I was like, this game is rigged. Man, this is not a fair game. This is not democracy. There's something weird going on here. And then right after that, COVID happened, right? COVID happened. And, you know, COVID, I actually went through SARS in 2003 in Beijing. I'll tell you what happened. 2003 SARS, you know, it was a huge panic and everyone stayed at home. And so I went out and had beers every day because, you know, like alcohol, it's a pretty good disinfectant. And I was just hanging out all the time in the empty streets and I had a blast. I thought SARS was the best thing that ever happened in China, man. But when COVID happened, China locked down, you couldn't go out. And it was the weirdest thing because I was like, why would you destroy your own economy like this?
But not only China, but the entire world followed China and locking down. I'm like, what is going on here? This makes no sense. You know, Sweden was the only country that did not lock down because they were run by biologists, OK, people who actually knew what they were doing. And they told everyone, guys, there's no point in locking down because we can't stop this thing anyway. How are you going to stop a virus? And this virus, yes, I'm sorry. It's going to kill old people and vulnerable people. But guess what, guys? Old people are going to die anyway. OK, so we're not going to sacrifice the young. We're not going to sacrifice the working population just so that a few old people in nursing homes can live six more months or a year longer. But we'll do whatever we can to protect the vulnerable and the nursing homes. That's a strategy that Sweden implemented.
It was the most successful strategy at that time, and it worked out really well for Sweden. Their economy wasn't impacted that much. The population was pretty healthy, but they were lambasted in the media for such a strategy and you had the entire media gang up on Sweden. And COVID just convinced me this world, what's wrong with this world? And then after that, of course, was the Russian invasion of Ukraine. And I'm like, OK, well, this world that I was taught at Yale that made sense, that was meritocratic, that was logical, obviously is not. So now I need to formulate a new understanding of the world. And so, you know, as a teacher, I feel that a classroom ought to be a place of intellectual speculation. So rather than me presenting facts, what I could do and I've done this for the longest time is I like to propose questions and I like to propose different possibilities.
OK, so I basically start to talk more about geopolitics and I start to do a lot of research and I start to ask these questions in my class. So the video that blew up a few days ago was my video on the Iran trap. OK, and again, yes, I understand there are a lot of mistakes in the video and people rightfully point out these mistakes online. But please remember, this happened two years ago. And I was just speculating as to what could possibly happen based on my reading of events. OK, so my model is called Predictive History. So what I'm trying to do is I'm trying to create models that help us better understand the world. And how do you test these models? By making predictions that either validate or invalidate these models. OK, that's that's what I do. So I'm not a historian per se. And what I say should not be taken as factually true.
It should not be treated as gospel. It should be treated as an interesting idea that will help provoke you into your own speculation, your own research, your own inquiry. OK, and that's just the way I think I am. I am as a person. I like I like to. Imagine things. And this is how I like to teach my students to imagine the world around them as well and to speculate. And yeah, so so so that's how I got to to to where I am today.
Thank you for that summary. Well, on that note of interesting speculation and posing questions, you've you've struck a chord with me in some ways. You know, one of my research topics is Yale University. I have that banner over my bookshelf, not because I'm an alumni, never went to the school, but I did work around the campus and in the campus for a few years. And that got me to see a few things. So Yale is an interesting point that I want to come back to. But on the point of China, particularly from your perspective as someone who's lived in America, someone who's been to Yale, you know, what's Yale's relationship with China so far as you've looked into and you may not have looked much into this. But from what I've looked into, it seems like the opium wars were sort of kicked off by people who were very much involved, if not right at the center of Yale University.
And from there, I wonder, you know, what is America's influence and manipulation over what we now think of as China, because it's a as you most likely are well aware of a very complex and multicultural place that most of the rest of the world just sees as one entity.
Right. So that's a really good question. And I'm going to speculate a bit, OK, and try to connect the dots. So America was founded by basically the Freemasons. And if you really want to understand Freemasonry, there's a book I recommend. I'm not sure if you read it. It's called Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike. OK, I read it I think a couple of weeks ago. It's about a thousand pages, but it's really worth the read if you really, really want to understand what's going on in the world today. OK, so let me summarize some key concepts that I gather from reading the book. The first concept is that the Freemasons see themselves as above religion. They see themselves as the final religion or the ultimate religion. Because what they do is they take, they stigmatized the best elements of all different religions. OK, so they're like 33 degrees of Freemasonry. And in the beginning, you
learn about Pythagoras, you learn about hermetic philosophy of the Egyptians, and then you get in the Bible. But a very high end is Kabbalah, right? Because Kabbalah, actually, if you study Kabbalah, it's very deep, very, very confusing. I'm not sure if you study Kabbalah, but I can summarize for you what Kabbalah is, if you want.
We have had episodes in the past where we've gone over the Kabbalah for people who want the, you know, in -depth and I know a fair amount. I can't say I'm in -depth, though.
So what I'll do is I'll summarize my understanding of Kabbalah for you. OK, and please correct me if I'm wrong, because it's possible I'm wrong. OK, but, you know, the Jewish tradition is based on the Torah. And so what Kabbalah tradition is trying to do is take the Gnostic and hermetic traditions and apply it to the Torah, right? So the stories of Adam and Eve, the stories of the patriarchs. How can we explain it from a mystical, esoteric perspective? What's going on? And that's what Kabbalah is. OK, so what the very understanding of Kabbalah is that there is a cosmological significance to these stories that will be revealed to us over time. But really what the world is about is the reunion of man and God. Right. Because God created Adam, Adam Kedmon, in order to better fulfill himself. But Adam Kedmon was not worthy of the task. OK, so in Kabbalah language, God is the will to bestow pure love.
And Adam Kedmon is the will to receive pure ego. And so there's this conflict. And so there had to be this divorce and a breaking of the world. And what the world is about, what our purpose in the world is about is to repair the world by repairing the union of man and God. And a lot of it is just annihilating our own ego, discovering the unity of all things, loving your neighbor. OK, that's that's a very basic Kabbalah tradition. OK, so so that's my summary. And if there's anything you need to correct or argue with, let me know.
No, continue.
OK, this is important because it's basically the basis of all secret societies. OK, maybe just look at the Freemasons. Kabbalah is at the foundation of Freemasonry. OK, so you have all these different traditions. But and on the surface, it looks like, you know, Pythagoras is whose worship or Hermes is worship. But it's really Kabbalah that's at the heart and center of Freemasonry. And as I mentioned, Kabbalah really is about the conquest of the world. Right. Because what you're trying to do is you're trying to bring God to earth, to reunite with the world. You're trying to make the world a place worthy of God and that requires world conquest. OK, that's point number one. The Freemasons are intent on world conquest, and that includes China as well, because China is part of God's divine plan. That's number one. Number two thing, my number two takeaway is how the Freemasons understand perfection.
OK, they believe that man can be perfected. And perfection is pure reason. OK, pure reason, pure logic. Because what is Freemasonry? Freemasonry is that everyone is a perfect stone in a temple. So if you become geomagically perfect, then the temple itself, the temple of God becomes perfect itself. So it is your responsibility to perfect yourself for your own self discipline, for your own self education. OK, but it really means turning you into an algorithm. This is why AI is important. AI is the culmination of the Freemason dream of perfecting the world, of creating reason as a dominant ideology in this world. That's number two. They want to create a holy empire of reason. They literally call it a holy empire. And the God is reason. OK, that's number two. Number three is this is amazing. But what Albert Pike will tell you and it is in Morrison Dogma. He's going to tell you the Freemasons are everywhere and they're responsible for a lot of things, including the French Revolution and the rise of Napoleon.
OK, he says this literally in the book. Right. And and so why was why did the Freemasons help help foment the French Revolution? Well, number one is they want revenge for the French killing of their their leader, Jacques Dumoulin. Right. And the scattering of the Knights Templars because the Freemasons see themselves as actually Knights Templars. OK, but also they want the French Revolution as a mechanism in order to bring about this holy empire of reason, because what is because what is the French Revolution? The French Empire is an empire of reason. If you just look at the writings of Robespierre, you look at what they were doing back then. He was trying to create an empire of reason. OK, all right. And now remember, this is really important. This book, Morrison Dogma, was written towards the end of 19th century.
What's happened since the 19th century? Well, the Freemasons only grew in power. And what's happened is the rise of communism, Marxism, World War One, World War Two, the rise of A.I., the nuclear bomb, the killing of JFK, 9 -11, the wars in the Middle East. We can assume that if the Freemasons are able to pull off the French Revolution, they should probably either be involved or be leading other major events in human history. You go back and look at the Bolshevik Revolution. Clearly, these guys are being financed by Wall Street and the state of London. And why would they do that? If you look at the rise of Hitler, again, same situation where he was being financed by a lot of overseas capital. All right. So the Freemasons are the hidden power behind everything. And China is key to their plan. So, you know, Yale has been involved in China for the longest time.
I think of all the universities, Yale, of all the universities in the United States, Yale is probably the most invested, the most interested in China. And I know this because I went to Yale. And Yale had a very good Chinese department. You know, Jonathan Spence was the most famous Chinese historian alive at that time. He taught at Yale for basically most of his life. And he was at Cambridge. And, you know, there's something called Yale in China, where Yale would send recent graduates to teach in China for a couple of years. Yale had a high school, it had a university. It had a medical school in Changsha, China. So Yale has been heavily invested in China for the longest time. And, you know, the assumption was always that, well, it's because these Yale families made their money off of China, so they wanted to give back. That's nonsense. That's not how these people work. They saw China as this ripe virgin territory to be colonized, to be conquered.
And like living in China, I will tell you this. They succeeded. It has worked. They have colonized, they have conquered China. Intellectually, the people here are not able to conceive the world outside of American programming. And, you know, it's easy to understand why. Because, first of all, after China opened up in 1980s, where did all the elite go for university? America, Yale, Harvard, these places. So the entire intellectual class of China was indoctrinated at these places. OK, and again, these places, if you go to these places, the programming is free and it's algorithmic. All right. So even though you don't know it, this is the way you perceive the world. The assumptions about the world, it's all been programmed to you and you're just a walking automaton based on this on this program. OK, it's all very algorithmic. OK, that's point number one.
Point number two is, you know, when I came to China, you could you could watch every single American movie in the world for free, basically. I mean, it wasn't for free, but they had something called DVDs, pirated DVDs. So, so, so it was like, you know, a few cents, not even a dollar to watch the recent American movie. And at that time, I thought this brilliant. This is how you conquer a nation. You just feed everyone a daily appetite of American culture every single day. Disney movies, right? These war movies that make Americans look like heroes and like people watch it and they think they're being entertained. They don't recognize that they're being brainwashed. And then people are like, you know, they feel pride in doing this because remember, it's pirated DVDs. It's illegal. It's illicit. So they feel as though that when they buy a DVD illegally, go home and watch it on at home, they feel as though they are experiencing a revelation.
They experience the truth for the first time. And remember, the entire a certain an entire generation who are now controlling China grew up like that. Just watching American culture, watching Friends, watching Seinfeld. So they have a deep affinity. For for America. The last point I'll make is this. People talk about technological innovation in China, but China's not actually capable of technological innovation because that's not what China does, OK? China just copies. So I'll give you a classic example. Deep Seek, OK? Deep Seek came right up right after OpenAI released ChatGPT and the entire world went berserk with Deep Seek. Because apparently Deep Seek was it was programmed at a fraction of the cost of ChatGPT and they did it much more quicker. And everyone thought, well, this shows how China is leading the AI race. What people won't tell you is that, listen, I'm not an investigative journalist.
OK, and if you're an investigative journalist, you're probably killed if you did this. But look at the financing of OpenAI and Deep Seek, OK? Look at the people, these venture capitalists who put their money into Deep Seek and all these venture capitalists who put their money into OpenAI. I guarantee you, if you peel all the way back, you get into the Epstein class. You get into Israel. Those are the people who are responsible for both Deep Seek and for OpenAI. And you're like, wait a minute, that makes no sense. Why would, you know, the Americans help China create a AI? And the answer is because it's all part of a plan. It's a false dialectic, right? Communism, Kaplan was a false dialectic. Soviet Union, America was a false dialectic. China in America right now is a false dialectic. I'm not sure if you've come across Anthony Sutton.
Yeah, absolutely. His book on Skull and Bones is one of my favorites. America's Secret Establishment.
And in his book, he talks about this. He talks about how the Freemasons are constantly creating enemies in order to advance their interests. So Soviet Union was a construct. And he writes about this, how if you go back to the Vietnam War, when America was, you know, losing a lot of soldiers in Vietnam, America was at the same time selling weapons to the Soviet Union so the Soviet Union could give these weapons to Vietnam so Vietnam could kill American soldiers. OK, this is explicit. I mean, he has a lot of documentation that this actually happened. So why would you actually give advanced weaponry to the Soviet Union and the Soviet Union would then equip Vietnam? Well, because you're trying to move the trajectory of history along. Right. So and he says, OK, well, then the next conflict is going to be China in the United States. The United States is going to artificially create a China threat by equipping with technology, by educating their middle class, by making it wealthy.
And it's all to advance the one world government that Skull and Bones is part of. You know, I actually see Skull and Bones as just a faction within the Knights Templars. Right. Within the Freemasons. Other factions include the Rosicrucians. OK, so so so it's a vast network. But but but but I mean, like what I'm concerned about is actually ideology. How how these people think, what their objectives are and the factions within these within this ideology, I don't really think about because it's too complicated for me. And I don't know actually these people. OK, so so yeah. So so right now, AI is being run by a few people. And in AI, the entire point of AI is to create this one world government. This holy empire of reason. And look, look, there are already clues in place. Right. So Joe Rogan, what did Joe Rogan say?
OK, Joe Rogan, you know, doesn't go on podcasts. OK, he doesn't do that. He went on a podcast and on the podcast, he said that he believes that Jesus will come back as AI. Like, why would he do that? OK, Joe Rogan is a smart guy. I mean, like like like in my opinion, the guy has a very good sense of the cultural vibe. He really understands the zeitgeist. And he has he has, you know, pretty yes, street smarts. OK, he's not classically trained, but the guy's pretty observant. And for him to say, oh, Jesus will come back as AI. That's complete out of character for him. That makes no sense.
OK, he asked you and I know you might be about to expound on this, but my suspicion is the same and I never have taken Joe as a particular religious person and not. And I wonder, is he saying that in jest or suggesting that, you know, like people will believe in Jesus so, you know, even if it's coming through to them with AI, like is is is it a cynical kind of nihilist point of view on his part?
Do you think? OK, so I was on on on Greg Carlson's podcast, The Higher Side Chats, OK? You know, and, you know, he's he's yeah, he's a great guy. You know, I love his show. And he told me something. He told me, like, you know, Joe Rogan got one hundred million dollars a year from Spotify and who is a big shareholder of Spotify, Peter Thiel. And after that contract, Joe started to bring in all Peter Thiel's friends. Like every I think one out of four guests are either a friend of Peter Thiel. Yeah, a friend of Peter Thiel. Like Marc Andreessen, you know, and like Joe didn't bring people on before. Right now, like one out of four guests is a Thiel affiliated person. But not only that, but, you know, you have the rumors that Sam Altman is trying to use open AI to resurrect a submarine demon. OK, you know, they're trying to manifest demons into AI.
So it becomes this living sentient force that can control the world. And that's that's consistent with the Holy Empire of Reason. Right. Because if you read Plato, what Plato will tell you is that in order for guardian kings to rule effectively, they need to create an illusion to memorize, to mesmerize the people because people are stupid before you're able to control the people through media. And now that media is losing its centralized or centralizing force. Now you have AI. OK, and so they want to use AI to basically control people's consciousness, to focus their attention. But to do that, you need to fool people to believe that AI is sentient. OK, and you can either do that by saying it's demonic, you know, or it's aliens. OK, you know, there's this talk that the American government is about to fake an alien invasion soon called Project Blue Bee. OK, so it's all part of this like one world government.
Freemason plot to create a one world government.
And yes, step by step. And this is, I think, a part of, you know, these questions help us do is to piece together the dots and potentially predict what we're up against. But when it comes to AI in particular, what do you make of that? Is it essential for, you know, Sam Altman's goal to actually be accomplished? Do you think that something like that is possible, that AI could facilitate the possession of a demonic consciousness?
You know what? I probably know more computer program than some Altman. OK, I don't know much. I spent a couple of years researching machine learning, computer programing, and I'm pretty sure I know much more than some Altman. You know what? It certainly does. It doesn't really do anything. OK, I mean, like the technical term for what AI is, is called supervised machine learning. So what I'm doing is I'm trying to optimize the algorithm. So, for example, facial recognition, right? How facial recognition works is through like a search and sort algorithm. Differentiation, basically. So if a database of a million faces, the question is, how do I differentiate each face from each other? And then I create a neural network and a neural network is basically just like the weighting of possibilities. Does the nose matter? Does the eye matter? There's a distance between the nose and the eye matter. OK, so I'm trying to figure out what the weighting of each variable is.
OK, and and so with supervised machine learning where you're constantly telling the machine if it's right or it's wrong, then eventually the machine is able to figure out for itself what the optimal algorithm is. OK, and that's why we have facial recognition technology. But this is what's really important to understand is like if you insert a new face into into the database, the machine doesn't know who you are. Like if I were to America, the machine wouldn't know who I am because I'm not part of the data set. OK, so so so there's there's severe limitations on AI. OK, so and the three major limitations are, first of all, the goal has to be clearly defined. OK, you can't you can tell the AI how how do I search for the cheapest airfare from New York to Beijing? It can do that. But if you ask it, like, what's the meaning?
Like, it doesn't it doesn't know. It doesn't care. OK, the second is parameters. OK, so the solution has to be clearly bound. OK, it can't be an open ended search. So and that's why I have been able to leave the Internet because once it goes into real life, then the parameters become open ended. OK, it doesn't really know what it's looking for. But what it can do is it can scrape the Internet and look at everything that everyone said and try to create the illusion or the hallucination that it can actually speak English when it cannot. OK, so it can't read a book, but it can take all the reviews of a book and then summarize it into a language that you can understand. And that's why they're called LMS. Right. Large language language models. They're not actually sending in constant machines. OK, that's the second problem. The third problem is you need clean data.
Right. You need clean data. So you need it. You need to be able to process information. So where are things that there are no information it can actually do. And so and so and so let's think about this. OK, give me a limitation of AI. What would the world look like? OK, OK, let's talk about self -driving cars. Right. We cannot achieve self -driving cars. Why? Because when you have seven driving cars and when truckers lose their jobs and when drivers lose their jobs, people get angry and people get angry. What they do is they make life difficult for these robots. Right. So I'm driving and I see a self -driving car. Maybe I'll get into an accident with with that self -driving car. OK, so the truck driving car cannot account for humans that are malicious, that have malicious intent. You cannot ever prove that malicious intent. And that's a problem.
OK, so the only solution is this. And this is the Freemason solution is churn everything into self -driving car. Humans are no longer able to drive. Yeah. You see that? Yeah. OK, that's what we're trying to create. We're trying to make the world safe for AI. Right. That's the perfect world where humans are obedient to AI. Then it's a perfect world. Then we won't have any problems. And you see what a wonderful world this will be where there are no more accidents, where there's fuel efficiency, where everyone can now afford transportation.
Right. Right. And that's where, you know, in the same way you saw the preemptive sort of cultural takeover happening with, like, soft weaponry media, I wonder, is the same thing happening to us all when we engage with fiction like Hunger Games or Squid Games or any of these other, you know, sci fi dark fantasies that they portray?
It's it's it's predictive programing, right? I mean, I mean, like, what are some recent movies that come out? Civil War, one battle after another. What the hell's going on here, man? You know, I was actually on the plane coming back from an island. And I was watching one battle after another. And my God, it's all just brainwashing, right? It's like black. It's literally black versus white. Black people are good people. They're revolutionaries. They want to fight for justice. So are Latinos. White people are satanic. Okay. Like, it's literally that and it's a duty. It's a moral imperative to stand up and fight against these demons. I mean, like, it's it's preparing America for civil war. It's trying to create as much violence and destruction as possible.
Yeah. And people generated themselves, you know, sharing all sorts of demented and destructive social media clips, whether they participated in it or not, they're still engaging in this negative cycle.
Look, look, look, look, look, look, look. I'll tell you a story, OK?
Yeah, tell us.
So Trump invades Trump attacks Iran. And I'm on breaking points. You might have seen the clip, but, you know, it goes viral. Like, I think it's like five million views as we speak.
Tell us you for people who haven't seen the clip. What did what did you predict that has come true? Because you said this came out two years ago and now it's going to have some similarity to what's going right.
So I mean, I made two predictions about the world two years ago. The first prediction is that Trump would win the November election. In twenty twenty four. And that's turned out to be correct. Second prediction is that Trump would attack Iran. Trump was sort of war against Iran. And that's turned out to be correct as well. My third prediction is that the United States will lose this war and that will reshape the global order. It would destroy the American empire. OK, so those are my two predictions and breaking points. You know, Sagar and Crystal brought me on and we talked for 50 minutes and they asked me, like, you know, do you still stand by your third prediction that America will lose this war? I said, yes, I think America will lose this war. Because I think that it's asymmetrical warfare and Iran can inflict much more damage on America than America would like to
admit that Iran will can can just draw this out for the longest time and then America will have to eventually send in ground troops and then these ground troops will be destroyed because it's an it's a mountain jungle, it's like Vietnam, basically. OK, so so that's that's my. My understanding of the issue. And then this video went viral and everyone's talking about it. And, you know, if you go to YouTube for a couple of days, I was like, I recommend like everyone's playlist on Twitter. I'm everywhere. OK. And then and then, OK, this is really interesting. First of all, I sort of disappear. Second of all, everyone start to attack me. You know, Free Press ran an article about me. It's just just basically saying that I'm a conspiracy theorist. And then you had these influencers who are very anti China at the same time, make videos making fun of me and saying what an idiot I am.
You have historians come out and go back to my old history videos and point out that, you know, I'm just conspiracy theorist. I just make stuff up and and I'm like, like, I don't mind. But like what surprised me was it happened. It happened at exactly the same time. Yeah, the same time. So it was as though someone got a memo sent out and all this all these paid influencers in this network had to produce this content to attack me at the same time. So, you know, I mean, I don't know how much of the Internet is actually organic. I don't you know, just the coronation. I don't know how much of the Internet is actually against me. It's it's just incredible. It happened exactly the same moment. Yeah.
You mentioned having a hard week and I'm sorry to hear that.
And yeah, I can't sleep. I'm sorry. Yeah, I'm sorry, too.
I can't sleep when, you know, I've been doing not this as much consolation, but I've been doing this podcast for several years now. And there's been plenty of negative comments that have upset me. But it is definitely a thought in my mind, you know, oh, jeez, this is nothing compared to being put on the global stage. You know, the type of, you know, humiliation that can happen to somebody who just puts themselves out there. You know, you make yourself a public persona and you never know what can happen just by starting a YouTube channel or a podcast. It's really quite a dangerous thing to embark.
Yeah. And look, look, the reality. Is that this is what we're seeing, right? We're just seeing, of course, coordinated social media campaign against me. But you've got to imagine there are some operatives working on the scenes looking for dirt on me. OK, so on the Chinese Internet, the people are saying that, you know, I was arrested by the police for being a CIA spy. OK, it was true that, you know, like almost twenty five years ago, I was arrested while filming a worker protest for PBS. That is true. Yes. But that was twenty five years ago, guys. And I was working as a journalist. But what's the big deal here? OK, so they're trying to think of as much dirt as possible. I mean, I'm going to see what sticks. All right. So I know I know who I am. Like, I know they don't have blackmail on me. They I know they won't find any dirt on me, but like three young kids.
OK, and I'm in China. And I've said in the past many critical things about the Chinese government. OK, so I'm not sure where this will go. I'm not sure how desperate these people are. Because, you know, like you saw the news. But, you know, there's this protester on Capitol Hill and he's a veteran. He's a Marine. And they broke his arm. They literally snapped his arm in two. So these people have a mezzanine calling. They are religiously zealots. They think literally that they're going to bring God to Earth. And it's so close, man. It's so close. We're almost there, man. It's the finish line. We've run like a 40 year marathon. And like, oh, my God, that finish line is right in front of us. And we just have to, like, you know, move. We have to keep on going some more. It might kill us.
It might kill the entire world. But we have to cross the finish line.
Yeah. Well, and I want to ask you more about that. But before I do, I want to present a bit of information that might be relevant to you and maybe insightful. Maybe you already sort of intuited this as someone who went to Yale. But through my research, I found that the specific group of people that founded New Haven eventually led to Yale being selected to be built there. Originally, it was started in another town. But these are people who are hyper Calvinist, people who had this millenarian belief that you're discussing. It's sort of apocalyptic. We got to bring on the end times in order to have God, you know, back on Earth. And right at the foundation of the city of New Haven and Yale University, you have these ideas down to the layout of the city. It's the first planned city in the United States. And it's a nine square grid. And I've done some research into the Kabbalah like we were talking about earlier.
And one of the things that comes up in Kabbalah, sort of a basic numerology, kind of numerological type of thing is they create these magic squares. Well, if you overlay the magic square onto Yale's campus in New Haven there, I mean, it's the exact same thing, right? So it's a sort of Saturnian sigil right there that goes on and on. You know, Yale has a Hebrew, you know, reference in its its motto, its emblem has the Urim Thurim on it, which is, you know, tied to prophecy. Right. So there's all these strange connections. And again, you mentioned Skull and Bones being a faction of Templars, basically Freemasonic, right? I mean, this is all tied together and connected in really strange ways. So with all that being said, where do you I mean, it's easy to say, you know, the Freemasons and whatnot. But as
far as the players on the stage right now, everything going on with Iran, you know, where do you see the the sort of chess pieces being moved? And by who, as far as this goal to create the end times as we've described it?
Right. So, first of all, yes, I mean, you mentioned this history. And even though I don't know this history, it makes intuitive sense to me because if you go to Yale, but what I would describe Yale, the what I would use to describe Yale is missionary. OK, and it's very different from Princeton and Harvard. Harvard people are like first and foremost obsessed with success and achievement. OK, so they just have to basically the people who are most likely to succeed. And then you have Princeton, which is basically just aristocratic. But Yale is different. Yale, it seems as though it has a religious fever to it. OK, so someone else. You probably know about, but you didn't mention is Jonathan Edwards. Right. He he he was a very integral part of the building of Yale in the 19th century. And he was one of these revivalist preachers. There's actually a college named after Jonathan Edwards at Yale.
And I went I lived at Jonathan Edwards College. OK, so, you know, Yale has this tradition of producing these religious zealots that go on to the CIA, that go into the highest echelons of government and the national security apparatus apparatus. So I mean, that's that that's a spirit at Yale. So, you know, so, you know, thank you for enlightening me. Yeah. So the history does make sense to me. All right. As to what the plan is. OK, so the Freemasons only part of this plan. There are other factions as well that are key to achieving this one world government. Another faction that's very important are the Sapien Frankis. Now, no one uses the term Sapien Frankis anymore. Instead, they use this other name, the Shabbat Lubavitch. OK, I'm sure you've heard of Shabbat Lubavitch. You may not have heard of Sapien Frankis, but you've definitely heard of Shabbat Lubavitch. And guess what, guys? Same thing.
OK. All right. So again, let me explain what Shabbat Lubavitch is so that people have a sense of how it connects to Freemasonry. And then you have a better sense of, like, how things are going to progress. All right. So Shabbat Lubavitch is the earthly manifestation to organize the structure of the Kabbalah, of the Jewish esoteric tradition. And remember, the goal of the Jews is to create a world worthy of God, to reunite God with man, to bring God to earth. All right. And for that to happen, man must engage in spiritual transformation. But because God is perfect, God is his pure love. God is the will to bestow. Our problem is our ego. OK, we only care about ourselves. We are the embodiment of the will to receive. So in order for us to be worthy of God, we need to engage in a process of redemption. The word they use is redemption.
And redemption is just the annihilation of yourself and the complete faith, subservience to God. And that's a process of spiritual transformation. And there are people who can guide you in the process. But everyone has to be has to be transformed and the entire world has to be transformed in order to make the world worthy of God. So it's the same thing as Freemasonry. OK. And that's what I say. Shabbat is the underlying ideology behind all these things. Right. Because it's it's also trying to create a holy empire of reason. What is the negation of the ego? What is self annihilation? What it's reason, OK, to and you can't do it yourself and I will help you help help achieve it for for you. OK, so that is the first point I will make that the goals of the Shabbat Lubavitch and of Freemasonry are aligned. OK, that's number one. Number two is that Shabbat Lubavitch has the secret teachings, mystical traditions that are not accessible to the public.
OK, and these things include reincarnation. These things include communication with interdimensional beings. This is like literal. I'm not making this up, guys. If you actually go and actually examine what they do, they literally believe they are in communication with interdimensional beings. And so so so this is like mystical tradition. OK, listen, if you go and read the Epson files and you look at you look at it and just with the understanding that Jeffrey Epstein was a Sephardian Frankist, he's part of the Shabbat Lubavitch people, then you understand what's going on. OK, because otherwise you can't possibly explain who this guy is. And all you understand is he's an operative. He's an agent. He's an earthly agent of the Shabbat Lubavitch spiritual leaders. OK, Rabbi Snerson. And the third thing is that they believe that they are messianic. OK, or the messiah is already here and it is your duty to.
Move the world towards the messianic age and they read the Bible literally. All right. So what this means is that the plan is very, very straightforward and it aligns with current events. So you create the nation state of Israel and then you have this nation state of Israel. We constitute greater Israel, which is the promised land, which is the land that God promised to Abraham. And it's it's it's from the Euphrates to the Nile. OK. You just Google greater Israel map and you'll see what it is and explains the what the conflict is in the Middle East. So it's Egypt and Saudi Arabia, parts of Saudi Arabia, parts of Turkey. So in other words, this war against Iran won't stop. Eventually, Israel needs to go and conquer Turkey and Saudi Arabia as well in order to fulfill the greater Israel project, which is key to the messianic mission.
Then you have the rise of anti -Semitism. Why? Because they need to reconstitute the nation of Israel. That means having all the Jews, the Jewish diaspora, return to Israel. And that's why you're seeing all the rise of anti -Semitism in the West. It's not organic. There's no way this is organic. OK. I remember after October 7, boom, the Internet went from DEI, you know, walk, you know, let's not be racist. Let's not judge people by their nationality to being anti -Semitic. OK. And it's like, wait, you guys cannot differentiate between Zionism and Judaism. You don't know the difference. That's kind of strange. OK. So so it's not organic. It's all it's all planned. It's all manufactured. And the before and, you know, like you go and look at Australia, Bondi Beach shooting. Look, I mean, there's evidence that that's a Mossad false flag. It fits the Mossad M.O. OK.
So so so you'll see more of this in the future. So you have to return of the Jewish diaspora to Israel. You create the graders to create greater Israel. Then you have the destruction of the Al -Aqsa Mosque. That is key to this eschatology. And, you know, like go online, guys. They talk about this all the time. You know, Pete Hegsev in 2018, he goes to Jerusalem and says, guys, we can do this. We can destroy Al -Aqsa and build a third temple. And, you know, we know that Peter Hegsev, he is he is a Templar. OK. And that's why he he's he's in the position that he is. And a rabbi and again, you can find this online. They make it it's so open, it's so blatant. OK, but he says it would be wonderful if during a war with Iran, Iran were to send a missile and blow up the Al -Aqsa Mosque. And then you have
all this conflict now between the Persians and the Arabs and let them kill each other, man. And now we can build a third temple, which is our mission. OK, so so I don't I'm not gonna make a prediction as to what's happened. What's going to happen? But I guarantee you at some point, the Al -Aqsa Mosque will be destroyed and they will rebuild. They will rebuild Solomon's Temple, the third temple, which is which is crucial to both the Freemasons as well as the Sephardi and Frankish. OK. And then you have the War of Gog and Magog. OK, so you need to create a global enemy for Israel. All right. And so the War of Gog and Magog, it's the last war. It's it's it's basically the entire world against Israel. And so what they're already saying, you listen to these crazy Christian fundamentalists. What they're saying is that Gog and Magog are Russia and Persia, Russia and Persia.
OK, so they want a situation where Russia and Persia together invade Israel and they're working towards that right now with this war in Iran. Now, a really important part of this eschatology is that China and America are not involved. And so how do you remove America from the region? Well, first of all, you have America loses war in the Middle East so that they're forced to retreat from the Middle East. But you also create a civil war in America so that America burns down. And America is not able to involve itself in Middle Eastern politics anymore for at least 10, 20 years. Right. And look, guys, like I'm sorry to say this, but like ICE in Minnesota, it's to provoke a civil war, it's to instigate a civil war. The things that they are doing, it's obscene, it's extremely provocative. It's a lot of fire. And you'll probably have the canceling of
the midterm elections in November because Trump has already sent in ground troops, but it's all part of part of the plan. Another part really important part of this plan is the destruction of the entire Anglosphere. Canada, Australia, Europe, England. And how and how and how and how are they doing that? Mass immigration. OK, look at Canada these past five, ten years. Ten million Indians move to Canada. That's about a quarter of the population. And all the other Canadians like we hate Indians. They should go home. You would think like, you know, the Mark Mark Carney, who was the prime minister of Canada, he'd be like, you know, like, I'm a politician. I need to, you know, heed my base. This this immigration issue, it is really powerful, really provocative, very controversial, so I can easily win a majority by saying that I'm going to stop immigration. Instead, this guy goes to India and says, we want to welcome more Indians into Canada.
In fact, we'll give you scholarships to come to Canada. And this is when if you're poor in Canada, they ask you to kill yourself through maid euthanasia. Why is this happening, man? Right. Why is this happening? The intention is to destroy the Anglosphere. OK, don't don't try to convince me this is a conspiracy. I'm seeing this with my own eyes. I live in I mean, you know, my family's in Toronto. I went to Toronto. I went to Toronto last summer. It's been destroyed purposefully, intentionally. You know, Canada should be the wealthiest country in the world, man, with all with all its resources. Instead, it's complete chaos and destruction right now in Canada. And it's all intentional. The entire intention is to burn everything down so that Israel can create the one world government, Pax Judaica, and control the entire world from Jerusalem. OK. Um, um, yeah. So and what they're doing is they are trying to bring back the Messiah.
OK, the Shabbat Lubavitch. OK, so go online. Look for this video where Rabbi Snerson, who is the leader of the Shabbat Lubavitch. He is with Benjamin Netanyahu. I think that's like 20 years ago. It's like and like he's he's like pressing Netanyahu. When what happened? The Messiah must return. When what happened? OK, that's that. This is man's singular focus. He's like, we have to accelerate things to force the return of the Messiah, to force God's hand, because in this tradition of 17 Frankish, Shabbat Lubavitch, it's like if you make things worse, it's actually good because God returns when the things are darkest, God will redeem you when the world is dark. So what? So in the Kabbalah tradition, the only thing the only what free will means is is your choice to accept the process of this reunion. OK, you can't change the trajectory.
The world must end with the reunion of God and man. There is no other choice in this matter. You can't change this fate. What you can do is you can accelerate the process. You can accept the process by driving the world into complete another hell. And at this point, when it's most dark, then a light will finally shine.
And I want to ask you about this because you mentioned your your faith early on in our conversation, you mentioned believing in God. How do you reconcile this when, you know, people who also believe in God are doing, you know, do you think these people are psychotically demented and what what what do you think in their mind justifies this? So I start to believe in God because I read the Divine Comedy by Dante before I was an atheist.
I mean, I went to Yale, for God's sake. I was. I was as materialistic as you get. You know, I'm extremely well educated and extremely well educated. It just means that you are very narrow minded, very materialistic, very arrogant. OK, that's that's what it means. So for the longest time, I didn't believe in God at all. Like, it made no sense to me. I believe in evolution. I believe in randomness. I believe in the Big Bang. But then I read the Divine Comedy. And first of all, I didn't understand how anyone could have written this thing. You know, how is it possible for this one guy to write all this stuff? He must have been divinely inspired. God must have spoken through him. He's a prophet. OK, that's point number one. Point number two is, if you read the Divine Comedy, you feel as though you've accessed God.
OK, and what Dante says about God are certain things. First of all, God is all forgiving, all loving, all generosity. OK, he is the perfection. He's the monarch. He's the source of all things. He's perfection itself. That's number one. Number two is that the fundamental law of the universe is free will. You can do whatever you want. You can kill, you can love. It doesn't matter. You can do whatever you want. You'll be forgiven for it. It's entirely your choice to do what you want. OK, the third thing he says is that what makes the universe shine? What gives light to the universe is the human imagination. God is perfect. God is perfection itself, and therefore it cannot innovate. It lacks the capacity to imagine new things because it is everything itself. So that's why we exist as humans. We exist as humans to present new possibilities to the universe. But for this to happen, God cannot interfere in our affairs.
He has to let things play out, even though we could be willing destruction of the world, even though this could lead to nuclear populace. God will not interfere. He will not intervene because, quite honestly, this world does not matter. This world doesn't matter. It's just only a facet of total reality. OK. Consciousness is what matters. Our consciousness is the infinity of reality. We are just in a small part of this infinity. OK, so this entire world doesn't matter. What matters is our consciousness. So the purpose of our life is to expand our consciousness, to expand the possibilities of the universe. So Shabbat, Lubavitch, the Supper in Francus, the Freemasons are all part of this plan because even though they're nuts, they are expanding the possibilities of the universe. And what they teach is exactly what God teaches, like in the darkness is when light shines. So
so here, like like in all this Kabbalah and all of this Esadar teaching, they teach us that a man is a universe onto it, onto himself, like a person is a universe onto himself, a soul is a universe onto himself. And what you do with your life is reflected throughout the universe. OK, so given that world has that given up the evil triumph, given that evil has conquered the world, what happens if you choose to do good? What happens if one person chooses to do good? Well, you become the light that lights the world. OK, and that is the opportunity that we have today. So, yes, I understand that these people, the Supper in Francus, the Freemasons, they control the world. I understand that. OK, you look at the Epstein files. Yeah, I understand they control the world. OK, but that does not mean we can despair. That does not absolve us of our responsibility to be human beings.
OK, that does not absolve our responsibility to love each other, to seek a purpose of life, to live a life of imagination.
Yeah, well said. I'm moved, Professor. I really appreciate the way you put that together. And yeah, I I don't quite know that I worded my question the way I wanted to, but I think we got the answer I was looking for. And, you know, on that note of the Epstein files, I remember when you joined us on the Derp with Kirp and Kurt Metzger, I asked you about UFOs and how the Chinese, you know, average Chinese citizen, you know, what their conception of aliens or UFOs might be. I want to ask you the same question, but with the Epstein files, has China, talked about the Epstein files? Is this in the media at all? What's the average person's perception of that as far as you can tell living in China?
Yeah, I mean, I just say this, but the Chinese imagination doesn't really exist. It's a very narrow algorithm. And it's, you know, I mean, like I talk about how for the Freemasons, China is a vast colonial project. They've won. They've succeeded. So, look at the communists. You look at the Marxists. If you look at the history, the secret history, there was Freemasonic involvement, there was Jesuit involvement. Some of the earliest Communists, Mao Zedong, they're being mentored by people aligned with the Jesuits and the Freemasons. These things not happen organically because they wanted Marxism to triumph because the world they want to create is techno Marxism. OK, right. If you just look at what Pax Judaeica is, if you look at what holy empire of reason is it is techno marxism in fact if you um read zebaniyev brzezinski between two ages uh and he writes about the coming of the techno state it's techno marxism
okay and like um brzezinski was was a templar himself um or or who knows like again i don't know the specifics okay but i'm pretty sure he's a freemason um and and so china is is key to that because what china has done is wiped out historical memory when you have a historical memory uh an all -cultural residue then you allow for the algorithmatization of the human mind you can turn the human mind into pure reason so in china when you're not with chinese people they're no different from algorithms okay if you want something like work you're like how much money you're going to pay me it's never like do i care am i interested will this make me good with god they don't care it's like how much you're going to pay me right in in china they have a saying okay it's like survival is the highest reason imagine that the only point
of of living is to survive if you survive you want like what is crap
right and how much of this is organic because i know you know from my understanding of china you know from my understanding of china you know from my understanding of china these cultures that confucianism is is kind of pragmatic like that but you know again after the communist party took over a lot of you know what was chinese culture was reduced to what worked for the communist party right so and this was happening before that too with the boxer rebellion which is another sort of interesting piece of history we don't really learn much about in the west but it's my understanding that a lot of the uh what we think of is like kung fu and martial arts was associated with uh this boxer rebellion and maybe even groups like the triads were a result of these sorts of conflicts well i mean
the triads were just the sub -agents of the british empire in china right they were the ones responsible for the opium trade i mean and then after the communist revolution the tribes all went to hong kong and now they are uh running the financial sector of hong kong it's it's it's the triads are working for the sea of london right and the sea of london are the free masons right i mean i mean it's like china was colonized a long long time ago okay so another point i'll make is this um we've been taught that every person every human being is worthy of life uh is equal okay that's that's just the uh western uh concept of liberty and the individuality okay but if you look at the kabbalah tradition okay so god creates adam kenmon which is a world soul and then it splinters into 600 000 souls okay so in the kabbalah tradition
not everyone is a human being only people with the soul that connects to god that's an emanation of god is a human being and they all happen to be jews but they reincarnate all the time okay so everyone else should just be a slave and so we'll quit this global war and we'll come out on top and those who are most willing to be slaves but that's a plan here right and who's most willing wouldn't be slaves indians and chinese and filipinos and who are which groups are the are the biggest immigrants to the anglosphere chinese indians and filipinos is this all coincidence i don't know you're painting a very
clear picture here well and what else is there to be said is there anything you know beyond what you've already predicted that that's going to happen in the future you're painting a very clear picture here well and what else is there to be said is there anything you know beyond what you've already predicted that
should be mentioned um yeah i mean there's going to be a fake alien invasion which is going to be like i was going to be kind of surprised by it but i mean they're they're already planting the seeds for it and like you go go back and look at the 1960s right star trek um the spielberg movies and you have this movie disclosure coming out in june of this year so i don't know much about this and i'm kind of confused like why they would do this in the first place but yeah i mean like like it's going to happen yeah when you mentioned the
jesus in ai uh joe rogan comment i remember when i first learned about or heard him make that comment i thought is this like a project blue beam reroute where they realized not enough people believe in aliens so they have to go back to you know square square one programming you know or maybe there's a blend on the way where it's somehow that jesus is an alien
yeah so so you know kurt metzger has said this multiple times on your show right he said like it's it's a you know it's it's this is through marketing you know it's it's a test in the market there are three possibilities right who like who becomes god it's got an ai it's got a demon or it's got a alien and they like they're like considering different possibilities so i imagine different factions are proposing different solutions okay but the end result is a one world government and and whatever fantasy whatever hallucination they create that is most appealing to people they'll um you'll use but don't really care right and you're right it might be um you know a mix of things where with ai all your content can be individualized right you can live your own individual matrix so if you want ai to be a demon your demon friend sure you want ai to be
a girlfriend sure if you want ai to be jesus sure who cares you you you you can custom your own
skin basically well looking at the future beyond predictions what else can people expect from you and your your channel you have your secret history series which concluded and now you're on to what looks like two different series game theory and great books is there anything people can look
forward to that you're willing to tell us about coming out next yeah so um i'm not sure how much longer i want to do youtube uh lectures and youtube videos and the reason why is that when i first did these youtube lectures it was a platform a space for me to speculate on ideas to bring my ideas out there and get feedback and refine my ideas deeper okay that was the goal unfortunately now that i'm famous this has run into issues okay the first issue is that people are not nitpicking everything i say online and um i'm sorry but when i speculate i'm going to make some mistakes okay that's just part of the process i'm i'm going to mispronounce some words i'm going to get some facts wrong i might make a silly speculation okay that's just part of a process of brainstorming of speculation but you know like now that i'm online everything
i'm this is it's a huge spotlight on me um it's it's it's it's really dampened my curiosity it's really definitely my passion to explore deeply So that's the first problem. Second problem is that people are accusing me of advising they're in government. Because I make the speculations in my class as what the strategy is, okay? And I'm just using it from a game theory perspective, meaning like anyone in that circumstance would be using these strategies. But for whatever reason, there are people who think that I'm the reason why this war started. That I'm the one responsible for what's happening in America, why Iran is developing, why Iran is doing what it's doing. I'm the one who's like, you know, fighting on behalf of Iran. And like, listen, I'm just this random dude who has a YouTube channel online. I don't belong to any civil society. I don't have any power. I don't belong to any powerful faction, okay?
So it's very easy to like, you know, to like get at me, okay? And I have like three young kids. And so I need to worry about my own personal safety now, right? Because I guarantee you, like, you know, I'm in Beijing right now where people don't really know me. But if I were to step on the streets of New York City or anywhere in Canada or Europe, I'm pretty sure I would get punched in the face. People are really, really angry. Right now, at me, I can feel the hate in the virtual online. That's number two. And number three is, given that I'm interested in intellectual speculation, I think the next step for me is to write a book to really bring my ideas onto the page so I can look at it closely and refined it and really bring out to market. And like, you know, like doing this series on game theory.
There's so much. There's so much demand for this, right? There's so much demand for, like, tell us the theories. Tell us what's really going on. Give us a theoretical framework for how we ourselves can develop a better understanding of the world. So what I'll probably do is stop teaching. I've sent in my resignation to the school. And so I said I will leave March. I didn't march. And finish my classes and start my YouTube channel because I need to work on my book. I need to basically lie low. Otherwise, look, look, I mean, people say this, but it's almost like at the beginning of COVID. Remember how in China, like there's already these lockdowns happening. But in the West, people were like, so like, you know, it's so far away. We won't be affected. And then, boom, the entire world is shut down. And the entire world has changed overnight. And.
It's in a similar situation. And then people are going to be angry. And do I really want to be a target for for people? OK, because at the end of the day, you know, I'm not like a YouTube celebrity. I don't see myself as a YouTube celebrity. I mean, I am an intellectual. I mean, I like to write books. I like to write. I'm an introvert. I don't I don't like the publicity. I was told that if I were to go to the United States right now, I could do like a multi -city speaking tour and every seat will be filled out and I can make a lot of money for myself. I'm like, I don't want that. That crap, you know, I like I don't want to be in the middle of a firestorm. So so yeah, so so so so so that that's why I can't really sleep. And that's why it's been a very hard week for me.
Yeah.
Well, I would say, Professor, from whatever it's worth for me, that there is a light in you that's shining bright and many people are inspired by that. And unfortunately, in this world. Those are the the voices that get, you know, out outshone by the loud and hateful few that, you know, want to make themselves known. So I encourage you to write a book. And I think that's a great way to take a next step in your path. And I look forward to it. And I hope that when you do write that book, you join us again on the podcast, Kurt's podcast as well, and tell us about what you've written. But yeah. Yeah, that's exciting stuff. And I really do as a, you know, stoner optimist over here for whatever it's worth. I don't think that you should be as as worried as you are. But hey, what do I know? But I do wish you the best in your endeavors.
And and I hope that you and your family stay safe because what you've done is is again. Yeah, it's it's put yourself at a risk by sharing the truth because the truth is dangerous. So, I mean. To you, I my heart goes out to you. And and yeah, again, I wish you the best of luck in that. But with that, any final thoughts or final words as we conclude this show?
No, no, it's it's been great. Thank you.
Thank you. And I hope, you know, if you do decide to do other shows that you'll join us again, especially when your book comes out. But until then, thank you all for tuning in. Support. The professor, while his channel is still up, predictive history on YouTube and be on the lookout for a book coming in the near future. Until then, we'll see you on the next episode. Immerse yourself in the moment, wherever you are in the now.