He defines Freemason godhood as three acts: manipulating matter, killing a divinely symbolic king, and creating life, mapping the first two to the nuclear bomb and JFK and the third to AI.
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Nuclear Bomb
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Changing matter, killing other gods, and creating life are mapped to the nuclear bomb, killing the president, and artificial intelligence as the three divine powers secret societies seek.
Einstein's E=mc^2 is presented as the insight that mass and energy are correlated, opening the possibility of nuclear energy by splitting the atom.
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"a script, which is a plan that these societies must implement in order to achieve heaven on earth. The last people I want to..."
"...we've been able to do that because of something called the nuclear bomb. Right? So we've achieved that. So in other words, the nuclear..."
"...life. All right? What does changes matter mean? It means the nuclear bomb."
"Right? The nuclear bomb. So, what does kill other gods mean? It means you can kill President of the United States, JFK. Who is..."
"Now the problem, though, he had a huge problem. The problem is he had the correlation, he had the mathematical correlation, but he didn't..."
"...this important? Because this formula will allow us to develop the nuclear bomb, right? By splitting an atom, you can create almost an infinite..."
"...there are people who believe that the entire point of the nuclear bomb is to open portals to welcome summon demons into our world...."
"...the Divine Comedy to other great achievements, okay, the pyramids, the nuclear bomb, the computer, whatever, I still think the Divine Comedy is superior...."
"...um nuclear capability and ground troops given reports that iran announced nuclear bomb"
"...about a u.s ground invasion okay um let me address this nuclear bomb issue because like um i know that larry johnson and pepe..."
"...oh, the Iranian mullahs are terrible people. If they get a nuclear bomb, they're going to incinerate us all. Well, similar to Iraq, Saddam..."
"...Under this agreement, the United States is believed to store B61 nuclear bombs. Yeah. Look at that. Bobby nailed it. Boom."
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