Broadcasts live every Wednesday at 7:00p.m. uk time on Radio Soapbox: http://radiosoapbox.com
The Shelley Tasker Show is a dynamic, thought-provoking program hosted by Shelley Tasker every Wednesday at 7pm uk time. Hour 2 is Co-hosted with the great Mallificus Scott. The show offers insightful commentary, interviews, and discussions on current events, culture, and social issues. With a focus on honest dialogue and independent perspectives, The show provides an open space for exploring diverse viewpoints and tackling important topics with authenticity and thoughtfulness. Whether you’re looking for fresh takes on trending issues or in-depth conversations,
In this episode of the Shelley Tasker Show, Shelley welcomes Guy Anderson, author of "Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids," to discuss the intriguing topics of Tartaria and the mysteries surrounding it. Despite technical difficulties, Shelley and Guy delve into the fascinating history of Tartaria, exploring its architectural marvels, cymatics, and the potential hidden truths about our past. Guy shares insights from his book, discussing the Tartarian Empire, its connection to Mongolia, and the advanced technologies that may have existed, such as cymatic architecture and energy harnessing buildings.
Guy also touches on the controversial topics of cloning and the orphan train movement, suggesting that these were methods of repopulation in the past. The conversation extends to the manipulation of historical timelines and the potential for future resets, drawing connections to current global events. Shelley and Guy engage in a thought-provoking discussion about the power structures that have shaped our history and continue to influence our present, leaving listeners with much to ponder about the hidden aspects of our world.
[00:01:30]
Unknown:
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Shelley Tasker Show coming live out of radiosoapbox.com. It's good to have your company. Today's date is Wednesday, 04/23/2025. Happy hump day, everybody. I am also streaming live on Rumble and, I believe, YouTube as well. Fingers crossed. We've sorted the technical issues. We've literally spent the last hour trying to sort out this echo problem. Anyway, enough of that. I have an awesome guest lined up this evening. Let me just minimize that. Got so many things popping up on my screen. Right. Mister Guy Anderson is joining us this evening, and he has not long published a a recently book, Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids, knows all things Tartaria and stuff like that. So without further ado, let's bring him in the room.
Right. Let's remove you're right, guy. I can see you there. If you can unmute yourself and add your video, that'd be wonderful. Oh, I love the technical side of it. If it's not gonna work, we might just have to move over to Messenger. I seem to have lots of problems with Rumble at the moment. And I wanted it to work so perfectly tonight because well, it's a great guest, and it's a subject that I absolutely love. So, I am going to give Guy a ring on Messenger because for some reason, he's not allowing him through. Guy, if you are there, can you click the red little microphone thing at the bottom of your screen if you can hear me?
Right. Let's just go via Messenger because, otherwise, it's just not gonna work. Bear with. Bear with. I might have to give Darren a shout in a minute. Hello? That poor man. Fingers crossed this will all work. As you can see, I've got this ridiculous set of headphones on. Can you hear me okay? I'm trying to make things work. Are you there, guy?
[00:03:46] Unknown:
I am. Yeah. Can you hear me?
[00:03:49] Unknown:
That's not working. Crikey. Crikey. Crikey. You just go make yourself a cup of tea if you like. Oh, guys appeared. He's in the box twice now. I I'm just gonna reboot this page a second. If I disappear for a couple of minutes, then sorry. Darren's trying to have a fiddle for me. Oh, this is so professional. One day, it's gonna run superbly superbly. So just gonna have to try Messenger. Okay. Bear with me, everybody. It's ringing, but I can't even hear it ringing. I'm ready to cry. Oh, it's connected. Hello? Can you hear me? Must be there, but I can't hear you. I am. Bear with us, everybody.
Can you hear me now? Can you put a tune on quickly?
[00:05:03] Unknown:
Can you hear me now?
[00:05:08] Unknown:
La la la. I'll sing to you instead.
[00:05:11] Unknown:
Can you hear me now?
[00:05:13] Unknown:
I don't like feeling stressed like this. It's, been here literally for an hour, and every week, we've been having problems. Oh, I heard something then. Can you hear me? Oh, I can hear you.
[00:05:23] Unknown:
There's a slight delay.
[00:05:24] Unknown:
Right. Right. Are you there, Guy? I am. Woo hoo. Right. Hallelujah. So introducing our wonderful guest, let's start from the beginning, mister Guy Anderson. Good evening, Guy, and welcome to the show. Good evening, Shelley. Thanks for having me on. Oh, bless you. Bless you. I don't know what was happening in Rumble, but, I'm gonna remove myself, actually, so I don't have to just see myself. So, Guy, I've been, it's quite funny, actually, because I've been studying the whole Tartaria thing. Well, not studying, looking at it for a fair few years now.
And, I've really wanted to interview somebody, and then you popped up. And I was like, oh, I messaged this guy. And you're only in Devon. You're only in the next county.
[00:06:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. There's not many of us down here. You know? No.
[00:06:14] Unknown:
Well, it it's such a, like, fascinating subject, and I'm hoping I believe your book is selling quite well.
[00:06:23] Unknown:
Yes. It it's sold a lot more than I thought it was going to. In fact, over four times what I really hoped for.
[00:06:32] Unknown:
Oh, that's good. I had it on my dining room table the other day, and, somebody came in, a friend of mine, and he's like, oh, that looks good. Took a screenshot of it. So, yeah. So tell us, how did you get into this whole Tartaria thing?
[00:06:46] Unknown:
Well, it it's all down to one person, a man called Max Egan.
[00:06:51] Unknown:
Max Egan, I would say.
[00:06:54] Unknown:
Yeah.
[00:06:56] Unknown:
We sort of connected during lockdown. I didn't know anybody else was watching really any of the stuff he's put out. He sorry. He was putting out there. There's a slight delay. It's, really weird. I could hear myself a few seconds later.
[00:07:17] Unknown:
Sorry. Sorry. It's alright. It's it's just Are you gonna cope with it, or would you like me to put a song on and we come cope with it.
[00:07:24] Unknown:
With it. Yeah. It's just it's really weird. I'm trying to, talk, and then I can hear myself. Hear yourself. Yeah. Yeah. So so it was Max, and, I found him on BitShoot, which, unfortunately, we can't access anymore in The UK.
[00:07:41] Unknown:
No.
[00:07:42] Unknown:
But, you know, that might change. We we don't know, but I was a bit disappointed. So Max introduced me to Tartaria, this sort of mystical civilization that no one had ever heard of. And the more he spoke about it, the more I dug. And then I actually reached out to him and said, look. I've just seen your podcast and your videos, and I'm the only person I know of that's talking about this. And, I I wanna share this with everybody because I think it might help them if people understand what they're truly capable of, with regard to sort of deceit and and hiding things, then it opens up their minds to what they're capable of doing now.
And Max just said that if you can save one life, that's enough, isn't it?
[00:08:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Definitely.
[00:08:43] Unknown:
Definitely. When you wanna dig.
[00:08:45] Unknown:
And it's the thing is it's such a vast subject, isn't it? And I've been digging and reading your book, it sent me on endless rabbit holes. So the last couple of nights, I'm really into, Rife, was he called? I probably said his name wrong. Yeah. No. You haven't. Oh, amazing. I've retained some information. So for those people that that don't know what Tartaria is all about, can you give them a little brief introduction?
[00:09:10] Unknown:
Well, everybody does know Tartaria, but they know it under a different word, and that's Mongolia.
[00:09:17] Unknown:
Right.
[00:09:18] Unknown:
So when you look at anything in the history books or Wikipedia or anywhere that refers to the Mongolian Empire, that should really be the Tartarian Empire.
[00:09:29] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Right.
[00:09:31] Unknown:
Yeah. It's all been inverted. So so it was a landmass and a civilization, but it spread across the world, the blueprints of how they build. So places like Crystal Palace in London, the world's fairs that we're starting to see pop up from the late eighteen hundreds and early nineteen hundreds, it didn't matter where in the world those events were held or the Crystal Palaces were built. They're identical. So it's it was a way of building that was in harmony with the planets and, the correct frequency. So so they were building everything, using cymatics.
[00:10:17] Unknown:
Can you explain more to the listeners what cymatics is?
[00:10:21] Unknown:
Yeah. So it's actually a a good example would be if you look at a church window, not the stained glass windows. They they they normally like a they look I suppose the best analogy would be it looks a little bit like a four leaf, four leaf boat clover. Sorry. There's a really bad delay.
[00:10:41] Unknown:
That's alright. You're coming across fine.
[00:10:43] Unknown:
So yeah. So I put look a little bit like a four leaf clover. Now when water is subjected to different frequencies and one of them happens to be 528 hertz, that's the frequency the planet or the Earth, if you like, resonates at. So every everything everything living has a vibration or a frequency. And if you work with that frequency in harmony with it, then both elements prosper. So, for example, it would be very similar to growing something in a dark room with, lots of bass going on. You know, it it's gonna stifle it. There are experiments you can see online where people have played Imagine by John Lennon.
Sorry. I've gone again there. Imagine by John Lennon. Now if you can use Hubel Goobel that, being played to a glass of water and then it's shown under microscope exactly what happens to the water. And then they turn the music off and they start shouting abuse, and anger at the glass of water, and you watch what the water does. So it shows you cymatics, the shapes made by frequencies being subjected to certain things like like water or sometimes sand. And they would build everything. So every sound and frequency in that particular building, be it a church or a world's fair, every frequency in there resonated correctly.
So you felt euphoric because it would balance your chakras.
[00:12:32] Unknown:
And that's how it should be, isn't it?
[00:12:34] Unknown:
That's how it was. Yeah. Across the world, that's how it was. And then it was all destroyed. The greed, power, control.
[00:12:45] Unknown:
And you believe that all of the cathedrals and churches and stuff, they weren't meant for
[00:12:50] Unknown:
prayer, so to speak. They were all healing centers. No. Well, I mean, Jesus said we weren't supposed to go to a particular place to pray or worship or meditate. That was something you did in solitude, that these buildings weren't created for that. The cathedrals, for example, that's a cathode row. Now that's an energy harnessing building that people would go into to feel good. And they would play pipe organs in there, And the organs would resonate again with the human body, and that would then heal any issues with with organs. And that's what Raymond Rife was doing.
[00:13:33] Unknown:
Right. And he built a microscope, didn't he, that could, like, supposedly detect cancer, and I haven't gone too far. I'm maybe at the start of my rabbit hole with him. Well, it zaps it, basically.
[00:13:45] Unknown:
Right. And a friend of mine built one. Oh, wow. And he found out he had cancer.
[00:13:50] Unknown:
And did it work?
[00:13:52] Unknown:
Yeah. It did.
[00:13:54] Unknown:
Crikey. Quite frightening really though, isn't it? Because I I think the Cancer Act is it 1939, the Cancer Act, where you're not allowed to, well, anything that's outside of the NHS or anything is not allowed to be shared.
[00:14:08] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. And, again, that that falls under the sort of control, greed, and power, really. Because I think the parasites that are running the show, they're very live low vibe sorry. I've got a really bad echo again. They're very low vibrational. They they really do get pleasure out of seeing us suffer. So there's that. That's involved. They don't need the money. They they they've got everything that they need, but their friends do need the money. And they own these companies or the majority shareholders of these companies that are putting these drugs out there.
[00:14:51] Unknown:
Right. Right. Is is crazy to and I noticed you say that the parasites, you refer to them a lot in your book. And by that, you're referring to those at the top, the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers,
[00:15:04] Unknown:
all that. Above them. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they're part of the problem. They're the 13 bloodline families we know about, but there are 13 hidden. Oh, okay. And the one you wanna be looking at is Orsini. And, that's the great pope, the head of the Vatican, Pompey Orsini. That's the most powerful bloodline there is.
[00:15:29] Unknown:
Okay. I I mean, I never realized. I mean, there's lots I didn't realize. So this is all a massive learning curve, but, like, how much the royal family, our royal family are, well, part of that bloodline group.
[00:15:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, not my royal family. I don't want any You're not a royalist then. No. I've I've got enough files to not wanna go down that one. No. No. So Yeah. They're not who we think they are. Well, not who most people think they are. No. No. Not at all. They're they're not you no. I wouldn't wanna be left in a room with them. Not if there was more than one.
[00:16:11] Unknown:
No. So, I mean, this is, like I said, opened up so many doorways, and then I've got to go down, like, this whole star fault direction Yeah. Because that's all part of the cymatics, isn't it?
[00:16:23] Unknown:
Absolutely. And that's perhaps the most beautiful example that you can see by just jumping on Google. Just type in Starfort. Now you'll be told that they're defensive fortresses, but most are built in places where that wouldn't be really sensible or practical. They're normally built near water, and the shape of them is the same as a molecule of ice under a microscope when 05/1928 hertz is fired at it.
[00:16:54] Unknown:
Right.
[00:16:56] Unknown:
They're aligned to constellations as well.
[00:16:59] Unknown:
And are they in line with, like, the pyramids and stuff like that as well then? Not necessarily directly, but the whole planet is is a complete grid, and everything's connected.
[00:17:09] Unknown:
So the Vatican, just as much as the Great Pyramid Of Giza, for example, they're all
[00:17:16] Unknown:
are you still there? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, sorry. The echo's gone. Hooray. That's alright. My other half is there fiddling.
[00:17:22] Unknown:
That sounds awful, doesn't it? Really quiet for a second. Yeah. That did a bit. My partner's lying on the sofa, but she's fiddling with herself. Well, it's a phone anyway. Yeah. It just went really quiet again. So, yeah, everything's connected. So all of the buildings that were within the Tartarian, not period, but sort of, I suppose, ethos would would be better. The all the buildings that were built on these grids were all connected, and some people actually believe that they had, vacuum trains underneath all of them and that you could travel across the world from one to another in, you know, relatively short period of time.
[00:18:06] Unknown:
When you say vacuum machines, what do you mean
[00:18:09] Unknown:
by that? What sort of Underground trains that that work on air pressure rather than electricity or steam or or, you know, diesel.
[00:18:17] Unknown:
Okay. Okay.
[00:18:19] Unknown:
A good example of that would be I think it might be Moonraker. James Bond jumps in one. It gets fired up a tunnel. Maybe even there's another film. There's a Christmas film. I can't remember what it is. It should Polar Express. There you go. Polar Express, Tom Hanks, Pixar, I think it is. Check that out. There's there's one in that as well, but you'll find those online. Very similar to the London Underground.
[00:18:50] Unknown:
Right. Wow. And and the airships as well.
[00:18:57] Unknown:
Yeah. That that's how people got around. And, the most famous docking station for, for for airships would be the Eiffel Tower. Oh, okay. Right. Yeah. And, obviously, here, we've got Blackpool Tower, which was a docking station. And and you you can find not it's a little bit hard with Blackpool, but there are images out there of people boarding, airships on from the Eiffel Tower. There are images out there.
[00:19:28] Unknown:
I mean, presumably, they had all this technology, didn't they? And, I mean, I've often thought myself, you know, how do they create these buildings? When we look at the rubbish buildings that they create now Yeah. And, you know, those buildings that have gone up long, long ago, how did they have the manpower to do that?
[00:19:48] Unknown:
Well, it it was a little bit different then to how it is now. I don't I I I don't know how old the, average person listening to this is, but I'm in my mid fifties. And when I was in my teens, there was a TV program called Tomorrow's World, and they used to show you all of these different time saving, devices that were gonna come out in the future. I I suppose couple of examples would be things like a trouser press or a dishwasher or a microwave or now an air fryer, things like that that just speed up time because we're just gonna have so much time on our hands to do all of these wonderful things we've always wanted to do. And all I see is people working harder than ever. And now most families, the husband and wife, are both working even if they've got young children just to make ends meet.
So, you know, I I was told that, that was that was how things were gonna be. So if you think about it, just in in my lifetime, I've seen people go from having a lot of time to having no time at all. And, there wasn't money then. We've now got this fiat currency, that goes back to, you know, obviously, to the Phoenicians. And, again, it's an element of control. So if you remove money from the system and people have what they need, there's no no one out there being greedy. And, obviously, some people are gonna want more than others but for different reasons. But it you know, if everybody has what they need and money doesn't exist, people have time. And it wasn't just people like us that that were building these. I mean, the Tartarian Empire did include a huge number of giants, which is why some of the doorways are so high.
And also you'll see in a lot of buildings, the windows are very high as well. And I don't mean that they go high up. I mean that the window sill, if you like, would also be too high for the average person to see out of. You've gotta ask yourself, you know, why would someone build something like that, if you and I can't look out the window.
[00:21:53] Unknown:
So Good point.
[00:21:55] Unknown:
The the these you know, the the people building them were different. And this is a different civilization, so there's no money. Some people would refer to a lot of what, architecture and art was produced during that period and music as well as it being the classical period. So this is the time that we see all of these beautiful statues and marble pillars appearing, and music like Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, you know, that that stuff coming onto the surface. And it's all the same period. But in religious terms, it's referred to as the millennial reign of Christ, a thousand years where Christ and the angels designed all of these buildings.
So there's a lot of passion that's gone into it in romance too. And and now, because when when the Tartarian Empire fell, they destroyed a lot of the buildings. And I think one thing they would have learned from that is that the cheaper you build them, the quicker you can build them and the easier they'll come back down. And so when they reset us again, they're not gonna wanna deal with a planet covered in marble and granite. They they want glass and metal and and flimsy, you know, very thin walls, breeze, block, and brick, you know, things that will come down a lot quicker than, the old old world building. So I think there's a number of reasons why we don't build like that. We are not them. They they were a different civilization.
They didn't have money. There was no greed or power play going on, and they were built to last.
[00:23:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Which you certainly don't see now, do you? I mean, we've got houses going across the road, like, starting off in wood and stuff, and my other half has explained it that they'll laugh last, like, forty odd years, you know, and then it's like, yeah. So I mean don't want the When do you think the next reset is gonna happen? Are you on the lines of kind of the whole, gender 2130
[00:23:54] Unknown:
or later? Yeah. Yeah. That's, how far through my book are you? Because that's the last chapter. So I'm not that far because I'm going down too many rabbit holes. But don't worry because my memory is terrible. So Yeah. So agenda 21 and agenda 30, well, we're seeing that now, aren't we? We're seeing it play out. I mean, some people would say that that started with the, the towers in New York. I'm just being careful what words I use here. So some people would say that happened then. And and, you know, that was Jesus's birthday, the September 11, so it was a specific date. And they do like their dates when they do things. They do, and I never knew that.
Oh, they love it. Yeah. Three six nine thirteen eleven, you know, the angel's number. But they'll normally go with March. That that's normally the odd 11 here and there, but, normally, it's March.
[00:24:50] Unknown:
Right. But I had no idea that that was, Jesus's birthday on 09/11.
[00:24:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Why haven't I heard that? That's one that's one you would, that that, to be fair, is a is a quick Google one. Right. Okay. It's not it's not hidden. They only moved it to Christmas to stop you know, they moved it to a pagan ritual. So during harvest and and with farming, people didn't have two holidays so close together. And so that that was why they shifted it. Right. Yeah. So so they they, you know, they they do love the dates. But I I would argue that agenda 21, really, the the Kickstarter for that was was the pandemic that we went through. So that's when I think it began. I mean, you know, people like prince Philip had been saying for a long time that they wanted to depopulate, and he actually famously said he would like to come back as a virus and get rid of half of humanity. So so, you know, they've they've been pretending that the planet's crowded for for some time, and it's not. They overestimate the population quite severely. They've recently done it in China. I think they're about a billion, over what the true population is. I think they're claiming 1,600,000,000 when it's 600,000,000.
Right. And there are there's lots of people now asking now where are all the Chinese? Where have they all gone? They started to disappear in 2020. And now two thirds of the population is is is pretty much gone. So, you know, we we're severely underpopulated. They're doing things now, to make life a little bit harder. Like, here, where I am in the middle of Devon, we're on a farm, so we're it's quite flat. We got good visibility, and we continue them every day up in their planes, flying backwards and forwards, making, you know, checkerboards in the sky. And and and, you know, it's getting harder for farmers. It's getting harder for people to make ends meet. Food shops gone up. Bills have gone up. Everything's gone up. So they're screwing, us as as much as they can.
But we're then going to see, you know, these fifteen minute cities do look like they're gonna happen. And, I don't think it's gonna be long before we find it harder to get a passport. Getting a mortgage is gonna be impossible. The World Economic Forum have said, you know, you won't own anything, but you'll be happy. They want to see home homeownership gone, small holdings gone, keeping a little bit of livestock. Even if it's a few hens, they're going to make you license have a a license for that and then regulate you. It's coming.
Now in theory, this this season we're in should finish on the July 4 next year, 2026, '2 hundred and '50 years from when New World Order started, July 4. But I I think it's gonna run till 2030. I think that it will start to go horribly wrong next July. Things will really ramp up, and it'll all be over four years later.
[00:28:04] Unknown:
Crikey. So, I mean, do you see then something like an a future mud flood?
[00:28:10] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. They're gonna try and do it all over again. Yeah. I mean, that that's how they did it last time. We we don't know how. I mean, there were a lot of natural disasters that happened, earthquakes everywhere. Then there was a comet in 1811. They call it Napoleon's comet. But there were quakes everywhere. I mean, one one particular quake, which is referred to as New Madrid in America, that that was so strong, that quake, that it actually, turned the Mississippi around the other way to to face to to run the opposite direction. Metal flying through the air sticking to metal, wild animals wanting to come in people's homes because they were scared.
It it was horrific, and it went on for days. No sunlight. So, yeah, you you it it's a it's a grim thing, and a lot of people suggest that that wasn't a pole shift. It wasn't anything other than direct energy weapons.
[00:29:12] Unknown:
Right. Which doesn't surprise me because we have no idea. I always think then we've got chat GBT. We've we've got a lot of technology, haven't we? Like, Google Maps and stuff. What have they got?
[00:29:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. There there was a fellow that used to chat on Gaia, on Amazon. I can't remember what his name was something Smith. And he was ex, Area 51. He'd worked in most of those secure military bases. Said that he'd worked with aliens, met them. And, when he came out and said, what was really going on there, on the way home from the first interview he gave, his car was, rammed off the road, and he was in intensive care for ages. He's had all sorts of problems. He said that when we were on the iPhone six, they were on the iPhone 26.
[00:30:06] Unknown:
Really?
[00:30:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Crikey. Yeah. So he he's talking a very thin piece of sort of Perspex type, that just folds in half like a credit card. It's the size of a credit card. You just open it up and touch screen and away you go. Just this exactly the same, but just goes in your wallet.
[00:30:31] Unknown:
That's simple. Well, it would be easier, wouldn't it?
[00:30:34] Unknown:
Yeah. And and so, yeah, this technology has been around for a very long time. And, the direct energy weapons, you can look at something called the Vajra, which, is Hindu for thunderbolt, And that looks just like a a a very ornate lightsaber. And Hindu mythology says that, literally an electrical bolt used to come out of that. So it's a cross between sort of, an old fashioned sort of ray gun that you would zap people with on films like, on TV shows like Star Trek to actually resembling a lightsaber. So that that's thousands of years old. Elon Musk has one on his bedside table.
They're they're quite a sacred object. So so there you go. In in in Hindu mythology, and these items do exist, you can buy one. It was a direct energy weapon, but a handheld one.
[00:31:33] Unknown:
It it's just crazy to think, though, that with all this technology, why they would want us so dumbed down. I mean, you've you said that we've had, what, three mudfloods so far that we know about.
[00:31:46] Unknown:
No. No. They they've been going on forever. The the Right. Okay. Parts of me. The the the most famous one would be the, obviously, the the the great flood, the story of Noah. But more recently, you know, a major flood, would be the, the result of the Younger Dryas period, that Graham Hancock's researched. But, no, the these floods were all local. So, they happened in different parts of the world along with fires. A lot of cities burnt down. The Great Fire of Chicago is, is is one looking at. But you'll find almost every major town and city in the world had a flood or a fire that wiped out a lot of its architecture and infrastructure, around the same time. So late seventeen hundreds, into sort of up up towards the nineteen hundreds, every city in the world had a fire.
So so it wasn't just mud floods that had those here and there. And as a result, people had to dig, houses out of the mud and would normally give up and leave a couple of stories buried under the ground.
[00:32:55] Unknown:
Which explains a lot of houses actually local to us while in Truro City Centre and stuff. That, yeah, the window is a you have to walk down steps to get into them, and it's like Yeah. I think that we really did things like that to build a house, dig down.
[00:33:10] Unknown:
No. No. You you wouldn't do it, would you? It doesn't make any sense to me. Make sense. And then if you look at buildings like perhaps, most in most towns or cities, if if someone looks at their town hall, there'll be a series or any building they've got that's that Greco Roman style with pillars out the front. There'll be steps. There'll be steps up to the front door. You don't build steps up the front door. You build the front door on the same level as the pavement or the road that it's on. Why why would you do that? It just makes it harder for older people to get in and out, for youngsters to get in and out. Anybody carrying anything, to furnish the building is is automatically gonna be harder. I mean, you you can't wheel, an old trolley or a, you know, a sack barrow that they had back then, allegedly, up a series of steps very easily. I mean, if this the stuff's all gotta be carried.
So, you know, the the steps are there to put, a front door in where there was once a large window or balcony.
[00:34:15] Unknown:
Fascinating stuff. And I'm just intrigued so much as well, like, the whole Cabbage Patch kids situation. The orphan trains. Can you give the listeners, like, a briefing about that, how that all came to light?
[00:34:30] Unknown:
Yeah. So the orphan train movement is, the narrative will tell us that it's a quarter of a million children shipped from New York, across America, the Midwest mainly, to I think these children were orphans, so they were referred to as ragamuffins or street urchins. And there was a problem. New York was overrun. It was in it was constantly in the in in the papers that they had a problem. Too many children on the street. It was getting out of control. So a lot of farmers volunteered, across America, the Midwest, more so to take young children in, and they could work on the farm, and they'd put a roof over their head. And and and, officially, they were going to adopt them as well.
But what actually happened was the children would get on the trains. A lot of them were forced. Some of them were taken from single parent or impoverished families, stuck on the trains, sent to the other side of America. When they get off the other end, they perform outside the local Masonic Lodge, and they're given numbers. And, that the the people the audience, if you like, the people that are interested, that own the farms and the mills and so on, would pick one of the kids, take them home. No paperwork was exchanged. Nothing was filled in.
They gave them a new name, and sometimes they keep them. Sometimes they'd move them on. So that that's the orphan trains. But at the same time, you've got, a series of postcards come out called Cabbage Patch Postcards that depict children being born from cabbages, and they're also referred to as repopulation postcards. You've also got the incubators that went on display at the world's fairs and, the inspiration from taking inspiration from those world's fairs and the incubators. One of the first one of the the pioneer actually in, in in movies, Alice Guy, she brought out a silent movie, but it it was narrated, called The Cabbage Fairy.
And that is her selling babies from a cabbage patch. And that's that ties in with the incubators that were on display because you could buy the children, from the world's fairs. The backstory is that they came from hospitals on loan. The these children, these premature babies were on loan from different different hospitals. So, the Chicago World Fair, they were on loan from a hospital in New York. These are premature babies that need to be in incubators. And so that's that's the backstory. That's the narrative. But but, actually, a lot of these incubator, babies that were on show, were in their own sort of special unit or or or special building. And they would have a sign up outside quite often that would say, a nine month baby grown in days.
So a lot of people believe that it was actually a cloning exercise, and they repopulated, America in particular by cloning. They did it across the world by the looks of it, but but more so in America. They repopulated through cloning, and these children were sent all over the world. And and they were sent via the orphan trains. And, and that is, the the actual topic of my my second book. I I've dug into that a lot deeper. My first book just gives you bits of information on each area, each warren, if you like. But the second one delves more deeply into cloning, and and it starts off really with regard to cloning. You know, this if you look at the story of the Anunnaki or the Elohim, it's there for everybody to to to to read. It wouldn't be the first time they had cloned
[00:38:38] Unknown:
in theory. Yeah. You've just made me, like, think of a memory actually from when I visited London many years ago, and I think it was one of these dungeon places where they would have, like, deformed babies in jars and stuff like that. And he never really questioned at the time
[00:38:52] Unknown:
Pickled punks. Yeah. Punks. Okay. Pick pickled punks.
[00:38:57] Unknown:
Right.
[00:38:58] Unknown:
Yeah. That's what they're called. Yeah. Well, that's the slang for them. But, yeah, informaldehyde. Yeah. There's a famous picture online of Leonardo DiCaprio holding one. Saw it. Yeah. Oh.
[00:39:09] Unknown:
So do you believe that those babies were, like, they would grow in them and these were ones that hadn't grown or these were, like, newborn babies that hadn't kind of developed better, and they just kind of vinegared them, so to speak, to put them on show.
[00:39:25] Unknown:
Failed experiments, I would say.
[00:39:28] Unknown:
Right.
[00:39:29] Unknown:
Yeah. Because there wouldn't be any other reason to to I mean, some wealthy people collect those. So, you know, what what would be the purpose of that? Why would you want just to keep the collection of deformed babies in formaldehyde in jars? Why why would you do that? But these the do you know what I mean? And unless it's for scientific value, then there wouldn't be you'd have to be pretty warped, wouldn't you, to wanna be collecting things out of your mouth? Yeah. Yeah. So, I think, yeah, I think failed experiments. Yeah. And I and I think we've got lots of examples of that through history, when something hasn't quite gone right.
And they they would put it down to mythology, but they just made something. It didn't come out quite right. I mean, I often wonder what, the duck billed platypus is about, but I I think there are failed experiments that they let into the world and and and some that they stop. And, and I think they collect them.
[00:40:35] Unknown:
Right. So what was that you just said,
[00:40:38] Unknown:
doctor They I think they collect them. I think that those those, pickled punks, the babies in the jars, are a collection of failed experiments.
[00:40:50] Unknown:
Right. And I I think it was your book. I'm not sure because I've been, like, delving on YouTube channels, and I've watched a couple of your interviews and stuff. And it's all about the timings as well that all of these children arrived. But at the same time, it was just at the end of the war, and lots of orphanages were opened and not just orphanages, prisons, things like that, centers. And at the same time, they bought in the acts for asylum. I can't remember. No. For insane people. Lunacy act. That's it. Yeah. And that was brought in at the same time because, apparently, what bereaved women that had lost their men in war were, well, were sent to these places, and then it was a a theory that their babies were taken away from them and their children.
And that's how we ended up with all these children.
[00:41:44] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, there there are lots of reasons they ended up with with with the children, but the Lunacy Act made it a lot easier for, the state to take your child away because as you quite rightly said, losing your husband in battle was one of the reasons you were declared insane. And the parents are then automatically orphans and and become property of the state. And but there were more reasons than that. There there was over reading, being over religious, every month. If a woman had women's problems, that was classed as insanity.
Wearing glasses, yeah, it just went on and on and on. There there was very little you could do to not qualify, especially if you were a widow. I mean, that that was it. So it it it was designed, that act, to take children away and get more people off the street. And and by starting the lunacy act and opening up all of these asylums across the world in the most incredible buildings. Again, you know, we're talking pillars, made of, made of marble and, the most incredible art, all with these huge pipe organs inside and what looks like AnticoTech on the roof.
The the equipment you need to harness energy from the ether seems to be present on all of these buildings and landscape gardens. And this isn't where you put people that you want hidden from society. You you don't send them, somewhere like Buckingham Palace. That certainly isn't what they do these days. So these were repurposed buildings. Lock them away, and they were locked away for two reasons. One, if they wanted your children, they were gonna lock you away. And if you were talking about how things used to be or complaining about how things used to be and not going with the new world order, then you were you were locked away.
So, you know, they they were trying to keep everybody that remembered or questioned, the old world. They wanted them out of the way. Yeah. Considered insane because they're they're they're talking gibberish.
[00:43:56] Unknown:
Right. And and these church pipe organs, they've now all changed. Are they like the original organs, but they've just changed the frequency? I mean, I I have no idea how that would work.
[00:44:08] Unknown:
They they some of them are gonna be original, but, obviously, by now, most of them would have been refurbished, I would have thought, you know, maybe on numerous occasions. But, essentially, yeah, all they've done is they've changed the frequency from 432 hertz to 440 hertz. And that was the Rockefeller Foundation, that managed to get that, approved across the world. That that became the international standard for church bells, organs, and music, 440 hertz, which is perhaps why, if you went to the opera, in, let's say, for example, if you were listening to a choir or an opera in somewhere like Saint Paul's Cathedral, just for example, The feeling of euphoria you would have would be immeasurable with going to see a rock concert at Wembley Stadium.
Wrong frequency, no cymatics, And you can see why, you know, a lot of people really do get sort of wound up at some concerts, rock concerts, rap concerts, you know, heavy metal and grunge and things like that. Peep people are gonna come out of of some of those angry and pumped up, whereas that doesn't really happen if you've just been listening to, you know, Beethoven or or, someone like Pavarotti. It doesn't tend to have the same effect. So I think they've been very careful what they've kept for themselves with regard to frequency and what they've subjected us to.
[00:45:43] Unknown:
Sure. Sure. And and it's the church bells as well. Did they take down all the bells in the war?
[00:45:48] Unknown:
They did. Yeah. They needed them for, ammunition, apparently. But, what's what's strange is if the if they needed them for ammunition, how did they replace them? Because they'd have had to have gone around after the walls and picked up, the shells and, the odd stray bullets to have enough material to make the bells again. So either they had enough material in the first place to make new bells or they genuinely were, melting them down and and and using them for ammunition and then magically managed to find some more very quickly afterwards to replace them all.
[00:46:25] Unknown:
Which seems very odd, doesn't it?
[00:46:28] Unknown:
Yeah. So, again, it's, you know, it's a lie. They they they didn't do that. And there are there are lots of photographs coming out now where and video footage here and there in certain countries where where people have been digging, press their foundations for a new building or a road or or or repairs of pipeline, and they'll find bells. They're digging them up. The the a lot of them were buried.
[00:46:51] Unknown:
And do you believe that's to do with, like, their power because how powerful they were with their energy and stuff?
[00:46:57] Unknown:
It it was the frequency. Mhmm. You know, people used to go to church to to feel better, you know, to meditate, to feel better, to feel charged. And, they they they didn't want that. You know? The these families like the Rockefellers, they didn't want that. That there's no money to be made in someone's being well, and there's no and you lose an element of control over someone who feels euphoric and positive. You need to keep them low. They're more subservient when they're in a low vibration. Prison, the prison penal system, if you like, is a classic example of that because, you're charged and then placed inside a cell.
That's a battery. And that's all that that's all symbology that that's them showing you that they're going to zap your energy. They're taking your energy from you like you are a walking battery. They're now gonna drain you off that life essence. And that's what's that that's what the idea is. Keep you low. Keep you down. Keep you stressed out. Keep you ill. And and that way, you won't pay as much attention, and you certainly won't protest as much if you're in that state.
[00:48:08] Unknown:
No. No. And, unfortunately, that is what most of the world we often talk about how you're gonna wake people up, you know, and they're too they are too exhausted.
[00:48:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. You can't. I mean, there there's some people that you can wake up and some people that you can't. And the ones that you can't, you know, a lot of people refer to them now as the NPCs. And, but I I actually think that, the people that you can't wake up, no matter what you show them, and how many times you do it, if they carry on going about their life like nothing happened the following day and have forgotten all about it, I I think that's because they are the descendants of people that were introduced much later. So and and and the reason for that is because our DNA holds memories.
And I think that you've got a lot of memories in you from, your parents, your grandparents, your great grandparents. That that's all in there, and we're all connected. So we can access this information if, if, you know, the people out there say that it's something that they do quite regularly. They access information from the ether or from, Gaia or or or just the system, if you like, the matrix almost. So so I I I think that we have the capability to do that, providing we are connected. And I think a lot of people aren't. And and I would argue that they're the people that descend from clones that don't have the the the memory in their DNA of what happened before because nothing did for them. There was no before.
And that's why Interesting. Yeah. That's why you might be into conspiracies, but your next door neighbor isn't. And there'll be people that within your family that that aren't, that that think you're mad. And and I'm not saying that everybody that is connected to the past is out there seeking the truth and campaigning and looking into conspiracies. What I'm saying is they're more susceptible to it. And and the people that do come from clones, and I'm talking about where both parents, you know, going back generations that it's just clone after clone, they're not gonna carry this information. They've got no desire to to worry about, what happened before because there's nothing there. They can't connect. It doesn't resonate.
[00:50:29] Unknown:
Sure. Sure. Oh, it's fascinating, isn't it? All this, is quite doctor Hooty, really.
[00:50:37] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It is a bit. It is. It is. And,
[00:50:41] Unknown:
I'm just loving learning all of this stuff because, occasionally, I go and sit in a sound healing bath. And, you know, I I was told by somebody at the church that I'm mixing with the devil. But, you know, the whole idea is that the vibrations, the tuning forks, and stuff is just resonating at a higher whatever frequency, you know, and you get healing from it.
[00:51:05] Unknown:
Isn't that funny that someone from the church would tell you? Yeah. And I'm guessing the person from the the the problem with most people that go to church is they they all share this same situation. And and that is that they go somewhere and listen to someone read from a book they've never bloody read. You know, if you read it yourself, you would certainly wouldn't come out with comments like that. And if you read the Bible properly, you wouldn't go to church because it's Jesus told you not to do that. When you walk in the door and you you start saying amen, you're talking to Amon Ra. That's Marduk. That's a bloody Anunnaki.
That's not someone and and the whole Old Testament. I mean, what? Is this benevolent, this person, this being? They don't sound like it. This is a bloodthirsty psychopath, that that, appears to have an awful lot of anger and hatred within them. This is not someone I would worship or anybody should. I think they need to be careful what they need to understand what they're reading and who wrote it, I think. Lord Enki, you know, that somebody switches from god to lord. That's Lord Enki you're talking to. This is the bloody Anunnaki. You you you shouldn't be worshiping them or going out spreading their word unless you really know what you're talking about.
[00:52:33] Unknown:
Yeah. It's it's not good that those that that that they're not good places. Not anymore.
[00:52:38] Unknown:
No. No. But they feel that they're doing their bit, don't they? And, they're walking with God and what have you. But, you know, some of them, I suppose, have got a bit of an open mind. But yeah. I've I've met the odd the odd one. I was ordained years ago, and,
[00:52:54] Unknown:
you know, I I I find the whole whole thing fascinating because I I've yet to meet anybody. I mean, obviously, I've I've I've met a lot of lot of clergy over the years, but, I've never met anybody that attends church even if it's just occasionally. You know? I don't know people that go every single week, but people that do go and people that do follow and come from families that follow. And they might know the odd verse, the odd parable, but they've never read the the Bible. And if you start mentioning about the books that they threw in the bin, like the book of Enoch or the book of Thomas, then they they either won't know what you're talking about, even though they're referred to in the Old Testament, or they'll think that you're heretic.
And and probably that only because they don't understand what that word actually means, but they would use a word like that.
[00:53:47] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. So you know your stuff then with the Bible, obviously, which I I wish I knew more and I I haven't got the patience to read that. I've interviewed people that talked about the book of Enoch and stuff.
[00:54:01] Unknown:
And Yeah. That's an eye opener. That's an eye opener. Of course, in Ethiopia, that's still all of those books are still within their bible. They they kept them all.
[00:54:13] Unknown:
And and are there many books around, like, that have been saved, like, from Tartaria times?
[00:54:20] Unknown:
No. No. Of course not. They, no. They're they're very difficult to get hold of. Because what you're looking for really, they they, you know, they started sort of knocking the buildings down, and, this is the Jesuits. They started taking control of cities through money, through business, and power. They started, to get rid of buildings sort of the fifteen, sixteen hundreds, and some of those were libraries. And, one of the most famous libraries in in in in the world, which was, in Venice, and the name is completely gone. No. No. It's gone.
I think it was 1911 that that in that that imploded, and that held more occult and rare books than anywhere else in the world. And that imploded in I think it was 1911. I think I think it was in Venice. People will be able to find that. It might might be called Saint that might be actually called Saint Thomas or Saint Mark's. And it's it was a library, Biblatech. So people Google that one. They'll be able to see pictures of it imploding and very similar to the the skyscrapers in New York a few years ago. So so, you know, they've destroyed a lot of these books, but, of course, they were still kept within certain families, and and they're out there. They're they're hard to find and very expensive. But if you can walk into a secondhand bookshop and find a book that was that was written before 1776, then it's it's it's more more than likely to be fake.
[00:55:55] Unknown:
Right. Oh, but I'll keep my eyes open. I do love a good rummage in a bookstore.
[00:56:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Only and if you do, it will have a j or an I instead of the first one. So that would be the the only real indicator.
[00:56:09] Unknown:
Yes. You mentioned because oh, we're typical. Running out of time now. But you believe as well that we're, like, missing, like, a thousand years of our timeline.
[00:56:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, exactly. Well, someone to have a quick look into is Anatoly Fomenko. You probably find him on YouTube, but his paperwork is out there. His work, his books, they're all out there, and you can normally get them for free. You can download them from various places. But he did the research along with a couple of other Russian scientists. And and but this has been done before. I mean, Einstein said our our timeline was out. I mean, you know, anybody that's any of the great minds we've had have have said exactly the same thing. It just doesn't stack up. The the dark ages, the middle ages, just a period of somewhere nothing really happened, they think was just put in to bolster things up. So, yeah, so Anatoly Fomenko suggests that our timeline's been altered, and it it's it's eight hundred years, that it's been out by.
They've increased it. So in 1776, when the reset happened, a new world order began. The the the correct year was was September. So if you have a look on the Empire State Building and see the declaration of independence being held by the Statue Of Liberty, and some people say that's Lucifer breaking free from its chains, you'll see the m for the thousand is out of alignment with all of the other Roman numerals. And so that's a that's a a good indication. But but with buildings and things like the Statue Of Liberty and artwork and so on, they've they've just put a one or an m in front of the date because that was a lot easier than adding 800 to it. So it's actually 800, but a thousand years for ease, really, on on on literature, buildings, and so on.
[00:58:00] Unknown:
Wow. And that's, I I should have. I'm because I I explained to you briefly in a message that I ordered the book for my dad for his birthday, and I've been Yes. Putting pen marks in it or anything like that. And after yesterday, when I ordered another one for him, I'm like, right. I can start underlining things and because there's just so much every page, and I'm, like, asking Alexa, what does this mean? What does that mean? It's, yeah. No. It's really good. So,
[00:58:28] Unknown:
let's tell people where they can find you, Guy. Do you you have a YouTube channel, don't you? I do. Yeah. Yeah. So it's the same name as the Facebook group. So it's Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids.
[00:58:39] Unknown:
Right.
[00:58:41] Unknown:
Yeah. And and and Guy Anderson, if they wanna find me on Facebook, or they can email me, [email protected]. So however they want to, whatever's easier for them, if someone wants to reach out. If they wanna buy a copy of the book, they can message me directly like you did if they want a signed copy, or they can get the mom signed from Amazon.
[00:59:06] Unknown:
There's a bunch of stuff. Kids. Yeah. Yeah. And you're now launching a second book?
[00:59:12] Unknown:
I am. Yeah. You're busy? You said something a moment ago about you you were having to, to look words up, the from my first book. So what I did was I realized that that I wasn't necessarily preaching to the converted. I I was going to be talking to people that didn't know what tart terrier was as well and perhaps hadn't even looked into any conspiracy theories and perhaps don't know who the Rothschilds are or who the Jesuits are, what the Freemasons are really about. So the second book has an index at the back with every society, name, unusual word, religion, piece of scripture or text that they might not have heard of, the index at the back covers all of that. So there's a little bit of information on each thing. I do think, though, it does help you develop your research further, don't you, if you've got to do your own research. You know? Yeah. Yeah. And I and, you know, what I what I hope that the first book does is gives people a little bit of information on each area of Tartaria and all the associated theories and and conspiracies that go along with it because it is a once you look at Tartaria, you then start talking about, you know, the orphan train movement and, Nikola Tesla and and and and and World's Fair. So there there's lots of associated topics with it.
What I wanted to to do is give people a little bit of information on each one. And then, I often ask people what one is your favorite, you know, out out of all of them. If you had to go watch a film in the cinema about one of the particular areas, which which one would it be?
[01:00:58] Unknown:
And it's interesting to see what people say. Oh, I'd love it. Oh, do you know? I was only thinking, wouldn't it be great if there was a movie made about all of this?
[01:01:07] Unknown:
Perhaps that should be your next point of call. There there there are a few out there that you can watch that'll give you an a a little bit of an idea, but, because it's, you know, it it is hidden in plain sight. They they have showed us on numerous occasions in in lots of films from Star Wars to Harry Potter and a lot of older films as well. Jules Verne if you look at any of Jules Verne's films, you'll see Tartaria, buildings, technology, and then the film called Metropolis. So so there are films out there, where it's in plain sight, and and that's why they do that. You know? They they they they they want you to know what they're doing, in just the same way as, they they sort of they're following karmic law, and they believe karmic retribution is, something Val is going to, hit them with if they have done things to us without giving us a fair warning or telling us.
And I think that's why a lot of politicians lie. Sorry. Don't beep on don't lie. To avoid lying, they will often skirt round the question. They won't give a yes or a no to certain questions because they don't want to or can't lie. Rather that what what they'd rather do is tell you in a way in which you dismiss it. It's a fiction or a joke, or twist it slightly so you don't really understand what they're saying.
[01:02:39] Unknown:
Yeah. I agree. I agree. Well, look, we've sadly run out of time, Guy. Thank you so much for your time. It's been a real well, it's been brilliant to chat about this, and I hope at another point, you'll, come back and we can chat some more.
[01:02:52] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you. And, yeah, sorry if it sounded weird to start with. But No. You sounded fine with me. I'm sorry. It's like we'll get there one week. I couldn't just, yeah. It was so strange. It was as soon as I finished a sentence,
[01:03:05] Unknown:
I got to hear it again. Yeah. It's alright. I've got all the gear, but no idea. Oh, I know that one. We're getting there. We're getting there. Yeah. That's my fault, isn't it? Nothing disease is it used to be. It isn't. You know, thank god my other half is technical minded because every week but every week, you know, we're trying to fix it and something else comes up, but we'll get back. Anyway, I better let you get on. And thank you again, my friend. And Thank you. Yeah. We'll catch up again at another date for Definite. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. You have a great time. Take care, Guy. Thank you very much. Bye bye. Bye. Bye bye. Wow. That was fascinating, wasn't it? Right. Mister Scott will be on after this song.
Let me find it. Will it play?
[01:04:40] Unknown:
Keep. So take me from this trouble road to where they'll never reach me. But when the spirit of chaloni calls, I will not be prevented. This works
[01:07:10] Unknown:
for the And I've cut that off a bit short. Just a second. That was the awesome Graham Hart. This one's for the boys. Right. Now we are joined by mister Milaficus Scott for hour two of the Shelley Tasker Show. We are streaming live via Rumble. If you've got any questions, feel free to join in the chat. Warren, sorry. I've just joined in a little bit late here. Happy Saint George's Day. And to you, my lovely. And I see there's questions, and, I've left it a little bit too late now. Sorry about that, Warren. Where is mister Scott?
Okay. I'm just gonna phone him on Skype because, well, he's not in the waiting room. Bear with. Bear with. Start call. Empty airspace. Come on, mister Scott. Where are you? So we are halfway through the week, and, yeah, how's it going for you guys? Been tipping down with rain yesterday, spring, summer one day, and autumn and winter the next day. We gotta do the good old British thing and, talk about the weather, haven't we? Summer is coming. Thank goodness. I don't know about you guys, but, oh, I'm longing for the sunshine. Garden's coming on. There's a bit of boring information for you.
Mister Scott, where are you doing this on purpose? Bear with me. I'm gonna play another song, people. I'm sorry about that. And, Yeah. Let's play a song because I've got nothing because, I expected mister Scott to be here. Never mind.
[01:10:18] Unknown:
No one's gonna fix your life but you. You always have to take a step up in the ladder to be able to get to the top. You can't get to the top by flying up. Yeah. Human beings don't fly. For me, what has always worked is having the small next dream. You know?
[01:10:34] Unknown:
The I know we are. I'll cut that short because Maleficus is here. Oh, I was just getting into that. That was about twelve minutes long. It played the wrong thing. It just jumped on to the next song. Anyway, mister Scott, where the hell have you been?
[01:10:47] Unknown:
Oh, I just I've I've been there listening in the background. What an interesting fellow.
[01:10:52] Unknown:
He was, but where were you after the song? What do you mean where was I after the song? Well, I tried calling you. You weren't in the rumble studio. You disappeared.
[01:11:03] Unknown:
Oh, I tell you what, it might be that I was listening. I was listening on the rumble channel and, yeah. And there's a delay, isn't there? Oh, how unprofessional. Well, I was actually in the background in the rumble studio, but I didn't wanna interrupt while, your guy was chatting away, and you'd run a bit over it. I thought, oh, that's fine. I'll just sit and listen for a bit. But, of course, there's a delay on rumble, isn't there? So I should have entered the studio earlier. Would you like me to join on rumble instead?
[01:11:30] Unknown:
No. You've got a slight echo.
[01:11:32] Unknown:
Oh, not again.
[01:11:36] Unknown:
Oh, I'll tell you what. I'm ready to just throw the machinery out the window.
[01:11:41] Unknown:
Okay. And Guy wasn't echoing for you, but I am. Is that right? That is right. But you're on Skype,
[01:11:47] Unknown:
so bear with me. You know, this
[01:11:49] Unknown:
this all sounds good. Join you on Rumble. I can just quickly switch over. It's no problem. Do that. Do that. Alright. I'll I'll be with you in in this two shakes of a shaky thing.
[01:12:01] Unknown:
So he says. So he says. Yeah. Poor Darren. It's like I've got everything set up for Rumble, and then I use Messenger to speak to Guy and then Skype. We've really gotta figure out when I say we, he has gotta figure out how to get this working properly. And one week, one week, it's just gonna roll. Everything's gonna be amazing. No problems, and I'll actually sound a little bit professional. Anyway, it is what it is. It is what it is. I'm not getting paid for this. You might tell. But, hey. Right. Mister Scott is there.
[01:12:38] Unknown:
There we go. Is that better? You're still echoing. Oh my word. I I don't really have an excuse for that now.
[01:12:47] Unknown:
I mean, Warren, you're listening. Can you does he sound like he's echoing to you, or is it just me?
[01:12:53] Unknown:
Am I echoing?
[01:12:56] Unknown:
Just a just a tad, but it's it's not unbearable.
[01:13:01] Unknown:
Maybe if I just speak a bit quieter. Would that help?
[01:13:06] Unknown:
Do you know what? It'll be fine, Maleficus. I I can hear you and understand you, so fingers crossed. Everybody else can. So how has your week been, mister Scott?
[01:13:14] Unknown:
My week has been busy. I suppose a little bit hectic, but I've had a lovely four day weekend, so I suppose I can't complain. But, yeah, just wanting to do things, getting you know, there was no music day this this week despite having, designated Friday as a music day. Of course, it was, it was the start of the Easter weekend, wasn't it? So we we basically just kicked back. Didn't do a lot, I suppose. Got a few things accomplished in the house. But, no, other than that, work wise, it's been really busy, obviously, because I have four days off, so you gotta make up for it somewhere, haven't you?
[01:13:54] Unknown:
You have. You have. But, Yeah. Hey. Happy Saint George's Day, by the way.
[01:14:00] Unknown:
Thank very much. I was wondering if any anyone was gonna remember that today. Yeah. I mean, interesting you mentioned that actually because, Von Kerr, our our mutual friend, Von Kerr, messaged me saying, you know, isn't Saint George Turkish Turkish? Why do we, you know, why do we, celebrate that? So there was a hang on a sec. Here we go. So this is a message from, the candor webmaster or or probably Colin Todd at candor. Says, this is the Saint George's Day, twenty third of April twenty twenty five candor update. And it says, happy Saint George's Day to our readers and subscribers of English stock around the world. Yes. We know that we share Saint George with other countries, and that Anglo Saxon Saint Edmund or Edmund the Martyr, the original patron saint of has greater claim to the title. But for today, let us just be grateful that we're still standing and know that many English folk will be looking around them, taking stock of the state of our land and the general situation.
And then he goes on with a with a quote from GK Chesterton, but I I I dare say radio soapbox listeners have had a lot of GK Chesterton, recently with with Paul Show. He's been covering some Helaire Belloc and some, GK Chesterton, which has been great. Yeah. So happy Saint George's Day. I know, as I say, Edmund the Martyr would probably have more stake to the claim, but at least there is something that is still uniting Britons around the world, which is, you know, it we need something. We do. Oh, dear. Yeah. No. But, no. It's been a good week, though. It's been it's been nice. The weather's been, a bit hot and cold, but, yeah, I've had a nice four days off. I've just generally got stuff accomplished, which I wouldn't have necessarily put in front of myself. But there we go. Never mind. What else is four days off for?
[01:16:09] Unknown:
Exactly. Exactly. However, I do get bored, and I'm waiting for regular work now because I'm just finding it hard to fill my days, mister Scott. You are? I am. I am. Because there's no, like there's certain projects I can't do around the house till, like, Darren's done certain bits. Mhmm. I have planted seeds this week, and I don't mean seeds as in brain seeds. I have, planted all sorts
[01:16:36] Unknown:
of seeds. Seeds every day. I know you so what have you planted? Go on.
[01:16:40] Unknown:
Oh, crikey. Run of beans, beet root, tomatoes, cucumber, herbs. I mean, I haven't got a clue how to do this, but I have bought some poles, I wanna say, what they're called, bamboo sticks
[01:16:56] Unknown:
and string. And I don't know what I'm gonna use them for, but, you know, there's there's no rush. Headed in the right direction, my darling. You're headed in the right direction. I've got soil, so what could go wrong? There's there's soil seeds, few sticks, and some string. What else do you need? I know. I know. A bit of water, and nature will do anything. I was like, I don't know why we need the string, but I'm sure we'll need it at some point. You will for your for your runners or anything that climbs or or like, tomatoes get quite tall depending on what you've got. But tomatoes get quite tall. And they're very, like, soft succulent stems, so they'll just blow over in the wind and break, and that'll be the end of it. So you need to tie them up to things. Keeps them.
[01:17:31] Unknown:
Right. Right. Well, we'll see how we progress. I mean, it's taken me so long. I've had these planters that Darren's built for me and stuff, and, I was I saw them. They look They yeah. He's done a good job, but I wanted all organic soil and topsoil and everything like that, and then the organic seeds. I realized I'm just running out of time. So I was in B and Q and just bought a load of seeds. I was like, I can't Chuck them in there, missus. Them in. Yeah. They're not purely organic, but, well, they're not organic at all. But, hey ho, we will see what crops appear.
[01:18:04] Unknown:
Shit. We we will. We will. So it's, yeah, it's, so you'll have your veg and your salad growing, basically, which is really nice. Yeah. And, yeah, it tastes just it it'll taste so much better knowing that you've got it at your own garden. You know what it's been growing in. You know? You'll you know? Any blemishes that are on it, you'll be you'll be familiar as to why they're there. And do you know what I mean? It's not like, oh, has something been eating that? Or, like, you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah.
[01:18:31] Unknown:
Yeah. It's quite funny because I think we must have got to that age. We were discussing what to do at the weekend, and Darren was saying about this long walk you could do at a garden center. And I was like, oh, we could do the walk, and then we could go and buy a new plant for the garden. So There you go. There you go. It's gonna be my new home. Aren't you? Yeah. I am. I did quite enjoy it out there. I bought some lavender plants and something I can't Oh, yeah. That's it. That's it. You that's it. You're not gonna get it.
[01:18:56] Unknown:
Old age. Yeah. You you've you've hit old old age now if you're buying lavender. Why don't you tie some of it up in little bags and stick it in your drawers to keep your clothes smelling nice? I will when it's grown. All old people used to smell of lavender when I was
[01:19:13] Unknown:
a kid. I'm sure. No. I don't remember. But I do remember we had those massive, and they do, like, grow to be really big, the lavender, don't they?
[01:19:22] Unknown:
Oh, they can do. Yeah. Depends on what type you you get. But, yeah, the the French ones don't do so well over here, but the the yeah. They they do eventually get very big. And they actually despite all the gardening advice, they do actually like being pruned back if they they get too woody and stuff that, you know, you can you can cut them back. As long as they're established, they've been established a year or two, you can cut them back, be quite be quite violent with them, really, and cut them back to nothing. They'll come back. So, yeah. Right. Yeah. We had a we we inherited a, a lavender actually from, my other half's mum and dad when they moved house.
And, I said, oh, I like that pot because it was at their new place. She said, oh, you can have the pot if you want. And she said, but you gotta take the lavender with it. And I was like, I didn't really want the bloody lavender. It looks like like half dead. Do you know what I mean? Hadn't been touched for a few years and just it was all woody and had, like, these little leafy bits on the end. And I was just like, alright. I'll take the lavender. So we took the pot and put something else in the pot. We got jasmine growing up the wall, and repotted the lavender. Had to cut a huge amount of the root ball off to actually just fit it in the next size pot down.
And, and it got to springtime. My other half cut off just literally cut it back, so it was just stumps growing out of a little ball in in the middle of the pot. And it's come back lovely. This big bushy thing now. Excellent. Really hard part. Bushy thing. Lovely. Yeah. Yeah. Smells fancy. Yeah.
[01:20:55] Unknown:
There we go. There we are. That concludes our part on gardening.
[01:20:59] Unknown:
Yeah. There we go. There's there's you there's your gardening ten minutes.
[01:21:03] Unknown:
You can do a phone in on it. You are a gardener. Missus Scott, what do you recommend? Yeah.
[01:21:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Most of the time, it'll be just pull it out and put something else there.
[01:21:17] Unknown:
So what other gossip have you got going on? What have you heard or not heard? What was going around in Cornwall at the moment? Well, no. Not really not really heard an awful lot, really. I mean, I've been
[01:21:29] Unknown:
I've been kicking back and trying to relax and bury my head in the sand a little bit, I must admit. But no. You know, it was well, we mentioned last week, didn't we, about farmer Pete getting the, the chair on the council there, so that was really good news. And he's a well read gentleman as well, I have to say. He's, you know, he's he's a good chap. So no. But other than that, that's the last bit of good news to come out of Cornwall. I got a news another newsletter through from my local councillor, Dick Cole.
That's c o l e, not h o l e. And, you know, what a never never a better name for a councillor in a local area, honestly. And and he is as well. He's he's he's, you know, he's he's he's maybe in Kernow, which is supposedly independent, but was usurped many, many years ago. And now they're just, you know, a bunch of people looking for, as far as I'm concerned, unless they want to prove otherwise, bunch of people looking for the best brown envelope exchanges that they can within the council. Oh, yes. I'll put in 20 mile an hour limits here. The cut the public will love that. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks for the backhand.
You know? Yeah. Yes. I I can't think of anyone that within their same mind want to 20 mile an hour speed limit, particularly when our village, it's got two lanes go through the entirety of our village. You've been through our village. It's got two lanes. And on one side, there's always cars parked, down one side. So the the traffic going up through the village are permanently having to stop and let the rest of the traffic through. We didn't need a speed limit. So so what ends up happening is you get someone that abides by the 20 mile an hour speed limit, much to the chugrin of everyone behind them who's stuck, because they're stuck in a long queue of traffic trying to get past all these parked cars, and you've got all the other buggers coming down at 30 mile an hour, and there's not a chance.
[01:23:25] Unknown:
I know. It's hard, but, like, at the road from us, they've had undercover speed police up there, and there's loads of people in Troon that have got speeding tickets. Bastards. Yeah.
[01:23:37] Unknown:
Yeah. And as I said before, six I don't know what the figures are this year, but the year I got caught for speeding, which was was it last year? It was last year. No. It was the year before. They were making £6,000,000 a day out of the British taxpayer, out of British drivers. And £6,000,000 a day equates to £18,000,000,000 a year. So it's a very well gov funded government department, very lucrative. So no wonder they wanna stick out. And this is the thing that irritates me also as you get all these little, solar powered little speed speed things that tell you what speed you're doing when you enter a village, and they tell you to slow down if you're doing 31 miles an hour, and it should be 30.
And then they say thank you patronizingly afterwards like only a machine can. I stick my fingers at them every time I drive by. Yeah. But Like, it's a gas wizard. I'm like, oh, yeah. Right. Wow. Yeah. You yeah. You'll you'll you'll be on camera there speeding through, flipping the bird authority. And when and when eventually when eventually these things are automated to give you a ticket, you'll be banged to rights, won't you? They'll give you extra on your ticket just purely because you're flipping the bird at them. Right? Probably. Oh, yeah. No. But all these things, all these you know, They're they're, they are deterrents at the moment. They are are are peaceful deterrents. But some sometime soon in the next few years, they will all become weaponized money making machines.
So and this is just to get you used to them being there. You know? Yeah. They've been around for years. Oh, there's one in in there's one in Crenshaw Downs actually takes you know, gives you a ticket. Oh, really? You know? So, yeah, it's just gonna be one of those things. That that that isn't the case, by the way, not that I'm aware at the moment in Quenchold Downs. If anyone living in New York area is listening, that's not the case. But in a few years' time, it will be. All these little speed monitoring things, they'll all, eventually just be you know, because you you've heard about this telemetric car insurance. I told you about it, didn't I, with, Von Kurt got some car insurance recently. And your car insurance was null and void unless you had your phone on you at all times while you were driving. And not only did you have to download an app so that it would link and and show that when you were driving and and when it wouldn't, you had to download a separate app that would show the first app when you were sat in a passenger seat or when you were sat in the driver's seat. That's how accurate it is now.
So it's gonna get to the point where, you know, they won't need to take a photograph of your number plate. They just they'll just pick you up because it's it's all being monitored by insurance anyway now with this whole telemetric thing. Yeah. Oh, it's through thirty two in a 30.
[01:26:36] Unknown:
Yeah. And there's lots of these, cameras anyway and works vans and stuff. I remember my son being, cautioned because he was smoking in his van. Oh, dang. So I could see everything.
[01:26:50] Unknown:
Yeah.
[01:26:51] Unknown:
Yeah. Inside and out. Monitored. Big brother is watching.
[01:26:55] Unknown:
Well, and everyone thinks it's a good idea to have these cameras, dash cams. Yeah. I get it. I get it. But, you know, you think you think about the responsibility and the cause and effect. Half the reason these dash cams came in was not because people were dishonest during, you know, having an accident or anything like that. It was mainly because you had all these gangs going around, particularly up in Birmingham and those areas. They're dry you know, drive pulling in front of someone and then slamming on the brakes or reversing into them on purpose to claim on the insurance for these vehicles.
It was an insurance scam. So, hence, they've popularized these dash cams. And they're sort of saying, oh, it is a good isn't it a handy thing to have? But, no, it's it's you you think it's it's been born out of crime. It's been born out of a a crime that was being perpetrated in the first place, and what a handy thing to take advantage of. So, yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if, certain groups were in charge of these little crime syndicates in the first place. That's a good that's a good easy way to ensure we can have cameras in every vehicle.
[01:27:58] Unknown:
Mhmm. You know?
[01:28:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, I'm suspicious. And I was such a suspicious mind. I just had a question here from Arthur in the chat regarding Britons. Are you aware of any tribes on this island other than the following six? Before you've even listed the six, I I would I'm not gonna know, Warren. So He has to. You can you can edge. Scots, Manx.
[01:28:27] Unknown:
Laiogren, English, Cornish, Crumby, Welsh.
[01:28:33] Unknown:
No. Not not aware. Not not that well read that far back. I go back as far as about the Boer War. Maybe a little bit of Napoleonic stuff, but, yeah, the Boer War onwards is is kind of my forte.
[01:28:52] Unknown:
Never mind. Well No. We are approaching the bottom of the hour. So would you like to start with your granddad's book? I have no reference this week because I lent your book to well, my book. I lent it to Graham, and then he gave me a book to lend to you.
[01:29:08] Unknown:
And I said, oh, thank you. We fight them in gunboats?
[01:29:11] Unknown:
Yes. That's the one.
[01:29:12] Unknown:
Oh, I'm re do you know what? You've been promising me that since since I think we went for that first drink at the Langhorne in Newquay.
[01:29:21] Unknown:
So Well, I must read it first.
[01:29:24] Unknown:
No. No. You are to deliver it.
[01:29:27] Unknown:
It's a It's okay because I'll forget everything that's in it. So
[01:29:31] Unknown:
Well, all the more point all the more point that you hand it to me first. As at least, I'll retain it. And you can you can not retain it anytime you like. It's not gonna make any difference, is it? Okay. Alright. Well, it's here. I'll check. I'll check. I might just pop it in the post to you, actually, because I don't know when I'm gonna next see you. Well, I mean, yeah, I might be passing or you might passing in this direction. Who knows? I will we'll organize something fairly soon. Okey dokey. Fairly soon. Yeah.
Okay. Yeah. So,
[01:29:57] Unknown:
did you I'm gonna get moaned at if you don't do a xylophone. Patrick's gonna moan at you if you don't do a xylophone. I'll get it out. I'll get it loud. As Warren always says, xylophone's lives matter. Don't think I can promise you a tune though this week.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
The hills are alive with the sound of music. I can't go any lower. Yeah. I like that. Yeah. That's good. I can keep it going. I'm coming on. I'm coming on. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I certainly got a lot lot more complicated since the first shows. Well, that's not to take away. That's not to take away anything from your your technical ability when it comes to a a seven note xylophone.
[01:30:40] Unknown:
A kid's one at that. Yeah.
[01:30:43] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, you for a kid's one, you're making it sound amazing. Thank you. Thank you.
[01:30:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Okay. High praise indeed. Stop
[01:30:50] Unknown:
stop stroking your ego now. There you go. I should be opening talent shows right over to you. She had can't imagine it going down pretty oh, wait. We will definitely make the outtakes on X Factor. Definitely. Probably just for the go, you'd have at Simon Cowell afterwards, I would imagine. Okay. So quick disclaimer before we start. If I'm reading yeah. I'm reading a book, folks. Everything unless I say otherwise, everything I'm about to say comes from my granddad's book, Hidden Government, that was written back in 1954. If anyone has a problem with anything that is read hereafter, I suggest you look around the world we live in and shut your mouth. No. I don't mean that.
By all means, contact me. Maleficus outlook dot com. My idea is not to set out to offend. It's simply to, you know, bring to light information that isn't necessarily in mainstream education. How about that? That's that's as good enough to disclaimer as I need. Although, I did like the first caveat, to be honest. So, anyway, so the this we're we're partway through the chapter, Palestine and the plan. And, he'd spent the first part of the chapter talking about the the legitimacy of their of of Jew the Jewish claim to Palestine, now Israel, in the first place.
We we also touched a little bit on, the Balfour declaration, and we also touched a little bit on Lawrence of Arabia. Just to clarify, I got a a a message last week. I'm aware that Lawrence of Arabia died in 1935, I think it was. 3536. It was well before World War two. My reference towards World War two is the fact that we all knew full well, or should I say, they all knew full well at that point that World War two was going to occur by hook or by crook. And, what I find very interesting about the Lawrence of Arabia thing is that he was a household name. He was he had been used I tell you what, there's been a really good broadcast recently by doctor Peter Hammond on an Andrew Hitchcock's show. So if anyone wants to go to a chdot, achshow.com, the last interview with doctor Peter Hammond was absolutely phenomenal and so well researched as it always is as it always is with, Peter.
But Peter touches on the conspiracy around, Lawrence of Arabia's death. And there were quite a few witnesses to his death. Three witnesses described him being hit by a car. But when the inquest came, that car had disappeared, including the mechanic's, description of the bike and all that kind of thing. Loads of things had disappeared. Prior to his death, he was involved as I said before, he was, he had refused to go back and serve in the army. If a war was brewing, he decided that he would join the RAF. And he tried once to join, under a false name and was refused, and then was told from very high up, or the superior officer was told from very high up that you had to take this man on anyway regardless of who he was calling himself.
So he joined as a mechanic, but also he was he around the time, he was involved very much so as I sort of touched on last week, he was involved very much so with the, with Mosley's Black Shirts Party, which was the British Union of Fascists. He had his ear to the ground in all sorts of different places because he was very anti the war, because he realized how he had been used. You know, the guy refused a knighthood from the king for his deeds over in the Middle East. He refused a knighthood because of how the Arabs were treated after he left. So that shows you how vehemently he was opposed to all that. So when the second World War came about, he was also opposed to that. And there was rumors that he was being, lined up for a meeting with none other than Adolf Hitler.
And if that had taken place, you know, such a prominent British figure, it's rather like Lady Diana in our era, Princess Diana in our era, going to visit, I don't know, Saddam Hussein and smoothing everything out. You know? So, yeah, it's, so we touched on all that. So, I I've digressed a little bit there just because of the question I got last week. So, so we are talking. He's there there now, he's therefore now talking in this little section of the chapter about, their claim their them gaining Palestine. So, so as for the first claim, consider this, so this is from the book now, as for the first claim, consider this, they had been wandering and settled in every land that could stomach them for over twenty centuries without once even showing this determined and united resolve to claim, much less return to Palestine?
Why then this sudden upsurge of love that was willing to sacrifice all for its ideal? Might might not one be justified in thinking it would somewhat resemble the story of a missing wife who found her long lost maternal instincts and wifely duty again and returned home as soon as she heard that her husband had inherited a fortune. As for the second and much more likely for Dury's sudden passion for the land they had abandoned all those centuries ago, consider the nature and the extent of the undeveloped wealth of Palestine, probably greater than in any one of the same size throughout the world.
The late Lord Moyne, High Commissioner, openly set his face against the monopoly of this vastly undeveloped wealth to any nation or race. So he was against anyone settling there and developing its wealth. Yeah. He was assassinated by the Stern Gang while the president of the Zionist Federation boldly boasted, the key to the doors of Palestine are not in the pocket of the high commissioner, but in the pocket of the Jews of New York. And this, through the Palestine corporation of New York, the basis of the struggle in Palestine is therefore obviously a struggle for the monopoly of wealth there and in the Dead Sea and, and in the Dead Sea area and indicates the answer in stone cold reality. So the following is an extract from a publication, production of mineral Minerals from the Waters of the Dead Sea Area, 19 15.
Okay. So the book was written in '54. So this is a study dating back to 1915, Minerals from the Dead Sea Area. So potassium chloride, 200,000,000 metric tonnes. Magnesium bromide, 980,000,000 metric tonnes. Sodium chloride, 11,000 metric tonnes. Magnesium chloride, 22,000 metric tonnes. Calcium chloride, 6,000 metric tonnes. Potash, inexhaustible. Kylonite, in excess of potash. Oil, estimate not known, but proved to be present by the Standard Oil Company. Gold, worth approximately 5,000 million, estimate for French scientists. These facts were not lost upon parliament as the following extracts from a speech by Major Legebuc in parliament July 1948 will show.
As long as long ago as 1864, it was suggested to the Turks that potash could be produced from the Dead Sea. The date of that is important because it's preceded by thirty three years, the first Zionist Congress of eighteen ninety seven. Since then, various Zionists have commented on future economic prospects. And, at a meeting addressed by Mr. Ettinger on the 05/29/1929 of the Zionist Federation of Sydney, Australia. Mister Ettinger is recorded to have said this when referring to the Novomaski concession, which has since become the Palestine Potash Company. Had we lost this concession, our whole future in Palestine might have been in danger.
All these matters are of an economic nature, but it is the it is in this sphere our political work is most important. A year before that, the Jewish head of the ICI, Sir Alfred Mond, who later became the first Lord Melchiot, addressing a conference of Zionists and non Zionists in the Biltmore Hotel, New York, on the 10/20/1928, said in urging non Zionist Jews to join the Zionist movement, Let me tell you, you cannot afford to wait while we are discussing other people are acting. Whereas we have reports to the possibilities in Palestine, Gentiles are acquiring the land and beginning to take possession of all the best things in the country.
If we do not get together and do something within the next five years, the opportunity may be so slight, and the ideal we have set before us in Palestine may never be realized. I'm not troubling about the economic development of Palestine. That is assured. The problem is, who will do it? So, the following had a direct bearing on the sordid and explosive quarrel over Palestine. Rufus Isaacs, later lord Redding and viceroy of India. Interesting person to look up folks, Rufus Rufus Isaacs. If you get a chance, he had his hands in all sorts of things. Conducted an agreement between the British government and Washington in 1917.
It is vital we should know the details of that agreement because it's believed that important sessions to Jews were given by this agreement. What were they? Knowing this, we could possibly learn the beginning of the conspiracy which reached its reached its zenith in the imbroglio over Palestine. Now I've tried to look up what that agreement is, and I've come up with blank cards. So there's still no information on it. Like, easily publicly available. So the reformed Jew, HH Klein, says that the British government British government gave a Zionist syndicate called Palestine Limited all the oil, potash, and other minerals of the Dead Sea.
This syndicate was composed of Lord Melchett. There's gonna be some other names you'll recognize now here, listeners and Shelley. Warburg, Guggenheim, Lehman, and other Zionist Jews. Mister Klein values these materials at $500,000,000,000 and asserts that the invasion of Palestine is for them. That is a quote from a book called Traitors by a guy called Armstrong. Some listeners are probably familiar with that book. So, the Patriot of August 1948 quoted Doctor. Homer, M A SCD, and coming from one of the, one with great personal and scientific knowledge of Palestine, what she says is a monotiff.
Long ago, I came to the conclusion that financial Jewry, both Zionist and non Zionist, were furthering the aspirations of fanatical Zionism for its own ends, to gain the possession of Palestine, and that it would be kept fallow until such time as they could as they could be developed for the aggrandizement of financial Jewry. Financial Jewry has undoubtedly supported the aims of Zionists, moderate, political, and economic, because it seeks the political and economic advantages in the struggle for world domination, which is which Jew controlled Palestine would afford.
The late mister Ernest Bevin, a foreign secretary whose untiring labours received the admiration of most people, staked his reputation on settling the Palestine question, which as as we have seen, is no question. Mister Bevin was betrayed by personages behind the scenes, and he's likely that he knew that himself. For instance, the settlement was made impossible by president Truman. With the Jew vote and the general election in sight, blew negotiations sky high by demanding the immediate entry of a hundred thousand Jews into Palestine. And at a time, it was difficult enough in all conscience to deal with the situation.
It is reported that Truman was warned before the president presidential election in November 1948 that he would lose the Jewish vote if he supported the resolutions submitted to the UNO by Great Britain for calling of sanctions against Jews if they did not withdraw from Negev in Palestine. Now, which had been taken from, the Egyptians by the Jews during a truce. So, underneath here, it says, Count Bernadotte, who was appointed mediator in the Palestine dispute, expressed so, while this meeting was going on, yeah, camp Bernadotte, who was appointed mediator in the Palestine dispute, expressed the opinion that in all fairness, the Negev should be given to the Arabs.
He was assassinated. Moving on. A cable was sent from New York to Paris where the delegates were meeting at the time, informing the British delegates that The USA no longer backed the proposed sanctions to which The USA, to which The USA agreed. The diplomatic policy of the British Commonwealth had, yeah, the diplomatic policy of the British Commonwealth had to perform a contortionist act and became subordinate to the exurgencies of the USA general election, I e, you know, the the British foreign policy became subordinate to what was going on in in America because of the vote.
So so so to put the kibosh on on the on, you know, president Truman carrying through with an an agreement that had already been come to, he then turned around and obviously said, right. I want a hundred thousand Jews exported into Palestine, which left the Brits in a in a difficult situation. So I'm just sort of, summing those two little par three paragraphs up there. So, speaking of communist infill infiltration into trade unions, on the September 15 in 1948, Mr. Bevin remarked, we are up against a plan. Indeed so.
Not only the trade unions, but in Palestine and every other country. We are up against a plan, the plan. As protocol nine says, the weapons in our hands are limitless ambition, burning greediness, merciless vengeance, hatreds, and malice. And protocol seven admonishes, in a word, to sum up our system and this will blow you away, Shelley, when you think about, you know, various world events, what they call black ops, that kind of thing. In a word, to sum up our system of keeping the governments of the Goyim in Europe in check, we shall show our strength to one of them by terrorist attempts.
We must be in a position to respond to every act of opposition by war with the neighbors of that country which dares to oppose us. But if these neighbors should also venture to stand collectively together against us, then we must offer resistance by a universal war. Mister Bevin was right. We are up against a plan. The plan, the provisions of protocol seven and protocol nine are rapidly taking shape. At a Manchester social socialist conference, mister Bevin admitted, it's really a war between Jews and Gentiles. The Jew, Karl Marx, said that communism can never conquer the world before the British Empire has been overthrown.
The age old plot against Great Britain has made, is made clear in the clear by Jew Abelin in his book. He writes, the Jews will not get Palestine until the fall of English imperialism. And the late Sir Stafford Cripps added, it's fundamental to socialism that the British Empire be liquidated. How did he get a knighthood, that guy? Sir? Anyway, there are obviously certain British politicians and you'll love this you'll love this paragraph, Shelley and listeners. There are obviously and forget that he's writing in 1954. Alright?
There are obviously certain British politicians and public men in league with the Zionists, and their identity is a matter for the electors of Great Britain to demand. If for no other reason than the Palestine betrayal, put a premium on aggression and clamour, as we know, to our costs and shame. As these pages are written, Egypt is rattling the sword in the hope that it will persuade Great Britain to scuttle from the Suez Canal, thus cutting our lifeline with Australia, New Zealand, India, and the Far East. Should any British British politician agree to concede to Egyptian Egyptian demands, his or her identity as a traitor will be clearly exposed.
Before we leave this chapter, there is a matter which could well have had a different a a direct influence on the sordid story of Palestine amounting to betrayal of the nation to Zionist intrigue. The late Haim Weizmann, it's spelled Chaim, but it's pronounced Haim, I believe. Haim Weizmann, the first president of the Israel government, a Russian born Jew, an ardent Zionist, came to Brit Britain, Great Britain early in the century to study chemistry. By the outbreak of war in 1914, he had become a skillful research worker. At the period of serious crisis in the production of music munitions, Weizmann is said to have discovered an important high explosive.
Mister Lloyd George, then minister of munitions, realizing the immense value of his discovery, is reported to have asked Weizmann what royalty or reward he would expect for his valuable contribution to the war effort. And for that, Weitzman declined monetary reward, instead asking for an assurance that the British government would recognize the claim of his race to Palestine on conclusion of the war. So where one reflects upon the Balfour Declaration and the secret Anglo USA agreement in Washington in 1917 conducted by the late Lord Redding, it is reasonable to assume therein resided the ingredients for complying with Weitzman's request for support of the British government in the outrageous Jewish claim of Palestine.
So that's a that's a really interesting, because, obviously, that wasn't that was that's publicly known now, what Haym Weisman did. That's publicly known. But I think when granddad was writing this book, it wasn't necessarily, you know, everyday public knowledge. So it's interesting, isn't it, that after after Caine Wiseman comes here to study, he creates this really impressive explosive, which, wow, don't half help our war effort. And when asked, you know, what can we give you in return for the use of your brilliant discovery?
He says nothing. I don't want any money. I just I just want you to recognize that Palestine belongs to the the Jews. That's a very strange request, really, for someone that's, in employment as, you know, government research. But, nevertheless, we then have the Balfour Declaration, which we covered earlier in the chapter, which as far as my granddad was concerned, was nothing more than, you know, how did he word it? Where are we? Where are we? There we go. Which in fact was not more not at first more than an expression of genteel and pious personal opinion uttered by Arthur j Balfour as a guest at a public dinner. So it was never even initially written down.
Yeah. But now we have it written. The Balfour Declaration is is, you know, it's it's signed and sealed and put into government policy and blah blah blah blah blah. You know, that and the fact that there was this secret meeting, which I still haven't been able to dig anything up on either, between Lord Redding or Rufus Isaacs. If anyone knows if anyone can shed any light on that, please let me know. [email protected]. Because it would your granddad said back then, it's imperative that we should know what happened in that meeting because it's obvious that a lot of concessions were made towards towards the Zionist claim to Palestine.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
Oh, you've got me wanting to go down a rabbit hole now. I love trying to find pain in the house.
[01:53:40] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, Rufus Isaacs, that's a good place to start. But he obviously, this this Anglo USA agreement in Washington in 1917, that was before the war that was before the first World War ended.
[01:53:54] Unknown:
You know? Yeah. It was all planned.
[01:53:57] Unknown:
Yeah. It's it's all you know, the machinery is all working at high speed at that point. Yeah. Britain is losing oh, as Peter Hammond pointed out on Andy's show, Britain was losing the war left, right, and center. We had all these dreadful losses, all these dreadful defeats. We had the Battle of the Somme, which ended up with a million people, a a million Brits killed or in or wounded for the gain of about four kilometers of land, which they lost again shortly afterwards. And what was the fucking point? Excuse my French, but, you know, it it doesn't half make me angry. You think with the story, you had my mom on at the weekend, and she told you a part of a story that I'd not actually heard that section of before about my granddad's friend when they went out, you know, into the field.
They were told to go and take out something that only a handful of them were allowed to go, and they were likely not gonna come back. And when that was when granddad had a shell go off next to him and filled him full of shrapnel, left him blind in one eye and deaf in one ear. And his mate, who was a piper in the regiment, he turned round, and he just disappeared. He never saw him again. He would've just been scattered over the landscape. Yeah.
[01:55:11] Unknown:
What for?
[01:55:13] Unknown:
You know? Makes me so angry. It does. Still now. And I can't understand why people wouldn't be angry about that.
[01:55:20] Unknown:
Because they don't know the in depths, do they? Unless they know people that were in the war, unless they've learned about you know, I mean, I would never have had really you see movies and stuff, don't you? When you think that's harrowing enough, but they and, I mean, I know a lot of them. They're just false anyway to a degree. But Yeah. When you're reading in-depth encounters I mean, I don't know why. I picked up Hellstorm again yesterday because I'm about three quarters of a way through it and just read another chapter. And again, it's just rape and pilgrimage.
Yeah. They just raped their way through Germany. Yeah. They did. Yeah. Even after saying that the war was over, they still carried on.
[01:56:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. As I say, as as I'm aware, after after everything all the dust had settled, there was still another 50,000 rapes recorded in Berlin alone, and that's just the ones that were recorded. 50,000.
[01:56:15] Unknown:
Oh, no. It's disgusting. And it makes you wonder how many of those people you know, like, you got the people that served in the war. They've got PTSD from it, horrendous nightmares, and things like that. I wonder how many of those that went home have the same thing, but for what they did because they were all doing it. Yeah. Yeah. We'll never know. We'll never know. I would like to look into that because I'm a bit sick. Yeah. No. No. Who's gonna write? Oh, I don't know. But I just cut it's like those people realistically, just the horror of the whole raping of Germany, from what I can tell, it was just rape. The whole country was raped the whole way through.
[01:56:56] Unknown:
And not just once. It's certainly the it's certainly the impression that the book leaves, isn't it? It is. It is. Yeah. Yeah.
[01:57:03] Unknown:
Yeah. And not just women as well, but yeah. No. No. No. Old people, children.
[01:57:09] Unknown:
Yeah.
[01:57:10] Unknown:
Yeah. Because it's it's quite graphic, that book, isn't it? And it was saying about how they've, like how some of the women tried to make themselves look uglier and uglier and older and stuff, but they didn't care. You know? Just they're just brutal animals. Evil. I think if I was in a position, you gotta kind of try and join in. Otherwise, you're gonna be short. But that's the thing, isn't it? It's like if if you don't join in, you're dead. I don't know. I don't know. It's a really freaking Yeah.
[01:57:39] Unknown:
Dumb bad thinking about really. Yeah. I think I think I'd rather try and answer for taking my own life than I would. Yeah. Yeah. You know? I I know you're not supposed to, you know, you're not supposed to. But I think it's only Buddhist Buddhism that agrees with you taking your own life because it's the only life that you're allowed to take. But all other religions frown upon it deeply, I'm sure. But I think I would, I'd rather try and get to the pearly gates and answer for that one.
[01:58:04] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Well, there we are, Maleficus. That rounds up another week.
[01:58:11] Unknown:
It does. Well, look. Next week is exciting chapter, state control and the plan. Mhmm. And it starts with, starts with a lovely quote from Stalin, which is, there is no justice. There is there is no such thing as eternal justice. Laws are merely the means whereby those in power carry out their will. Human beings have no God given rights and are therefore subject to be taken away by man.
[01:58:36] Unknown:
How'd you like that? I love it. I love it. Because he's a character I want to know a lot more about as well. Well, because the more you find out, the more
[01:58:45] Unknown:
mind you, he got his comeuppance. They all do. They all get their comeuppance.
[01:58:50] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I remember when I was at a car boot sale last year, actually, this lady was so selling all of her dad's old books and stuff, and there was lots of bits. I mean, they weren't cheap, and she said I've had to, like, work out off eBay and things like that, but there was books about styling and stuff like that. He would have had a field day.
[01:59:07] Unknown:
I would have done. I'd have I'd have bought spent a fortune. And I'd have another big stack of books collecting dust that I haven't got to yet.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's any Love it. Come in. Right, my lovely. I love it. No. Well, thank you very much. And, Brilliant. Have an awesome week, everybody. We'll be back the same time next week.
[01:59:25] Unknown:
Toodle o. Thanks for having me back on.
[01:59:38] Unknown:
Cheerio.
[02:00:21] Unknown:
I'm on government's
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Shelley Tasker Show coming live out of radiosoapbox.com. It's good to have your company. Today's date is Wednesday, 04/23/2025. Happy hump day, everybody. I am also streaming live on Rumble and, I believe, YouTube as well. Fingers crossed. We've sorted the technical issues. We've literally spent the last hour trying to sort out this echo problem. Anyway, enough of that. I have an awesome guest lined up this evening. Let me just minimize that. Got so many things popping up on my screen. Right. Mister Guy Anderson is joining us this evening, and he has not long published a a recently book, Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids, knows all things Tartaria and stuff like that. So without further ado, let's bring him in the room.
Right. Let's remove you're right, guy. I can see you there. If you can unmute yourself and add your video, that'd be wonderful. Oh, I love the technical side of it. If it's not gonna work, we might just have to move over to Messenger. I seem to have lots of problems with Rumble at the moment. And I wanted it to work so perfectly tonight because well, it's a great guest, and it's a subject that I absolutely love. So, I am going to give Guy a ring on Messenger because for some reason, he's not allowing him through. Guy, if you are there, can you click the red little microphone thing at the bottom of your screen if you can hear me?
Right. Let's just go via Messenger because, otherwise, it's just not gonna work. Bear with. Bear with. I might have to give Darren a shout in a minute. Hello? That poor man. Fingers crossed this will all work. As you can see, I've got this ridiculous set of headphones on. Can you hear me okay? I'm trying to make things work. Are you there, guy?
[00:03:46] Unknown:
I am. Yeah. Can you hear me?
[00:03:49] Unknown:
That's not working. Crikey. Crikey. Crikey. You just go make yourself a cup of tea if you like. Oh, guys appeared. He's in the box twice now. I I'm just gonna reboot this page a second. If I disappear for a couple of minutes, then sorry. Darren's trying to have a fiddle for me. Oh, this is so professional. One day, it's gonna run superbly superbly. So just gonna have to try Messenger. Okay. Bear with me, everybody. It's ringing, but I can't even hear it ringing. I'm ready to cry. Oh, it's connected. Hello? Can you hear me? Must be there, but I can't hear you. I am. Bear with us, everybody.
Can you hear me now? Can you put a tune on quickly?
[00:05:03] Unknown:
Can you hear me now?
[00:05:08] Unknown:
La la la. I'll sing to you instead.
[00:05:11] Unknown:
Can you hear me now?
[00:05:13] Unknown:
I don't like feeling stressed like this. It's, been here literally for an hour, and every week, we've been having problems. Oh, I heard something then. Can you hear me? Oh, I can hear you.
[00:05:23] Unknown:
There's a slight delay.
[00:05:24] Unknown:
Right. Right. Are you there, Guy? I am. Woo hoo. Right. Hallelujah. So introducing our wonderful guest, let's start from the beginning, mister Guy Anderson. Good evening, Guy, and welcome to the show. Good evening, Shelley. Thanks for having me on. Oh, bless you. Bless you. I don't know what was happening in Rumble, but, I'm gonna remove myself, actually, so I don't have to just see myself. So, Guy, I've been, it's quite funny, actually, because I've been studying the whole Tartaria thing. Well, not studying, looking at it for a fair few years now.
And, I've really wanted to interview somebody, and then you popped up. And I was like, oh, I messaged this guy. And you're only in Devon. You're only in the next county.
[00:06:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. There's not many of us down here. You know? No.
[00:06:14] Unknown:
Well, it it's such a, like, fascinating subject, and I'm hoping I believe your book is selling quite well.
[00:06:23] Unknown:
Yes. It it's sold a lot more than I thought it was going to. In fact, over four times what I really hoped for.
[00:06:32] Unknown:
Oh, that's good. I had it on my dining room table the other day, and, somebody came in, a friend of mine, and he's like, oh, that looks good. Took a screenshot of it. So, yeah. So tell us, how did you get into this whole Tartaria thing?
[00:06:46] Unknown:
Well, it it's all down to one person, a man called Max Egan.
[00:06:51] Unknown:
Max Egan, I would say.
[00:06:54] Unknown:
Yeah.
[00:06:56] Unknown:
We sort of connected during lockdown. I didn't know anybody else was watching really any of the stuff he's put out. He sorry. He was putting out there. There's a slight delay. It's, really weird. I could hear myself a few seconds later.
[00:07:17] Unknown:
Sorry. Sorry. It's alright. It's it's just Are you gonna cope with it, or would you like me to put a song on and we come cope with it.
[00:07:24] Unknown:
With it. Yeah. It's just it's really weird. I'm trying to, talk, and then I can hear myself. Hear yourself. Yeah. Yeah. So so it was Max, and, I found him on BitShoot, which, unfortunately, we can't access anymore in The UK.
[00:07:41] Unknown:
No.
[00:07:42] Unknown:
But, you know, that might change. We we don't know, but I was a bit disappointed. So Max introduced me to Tartaria, this sort of mystical civilization that no one had ever heard of. And the more he spoke about it, the more I dug. And then I actually reached out to him and said, look. I've just seen your podcast and your videos, and I'm the only person I know of that's talking about this. And, I I wanna share this with everybody because I think it might help them if people understand what they're truly capable of, with regard to sort of deceit and and hiding things, then it opens up their minds to what they're capable of doing now.
And Max just said that if you can save one life, that's enough, isn't it?
[00:08:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Definitely.
[00:08:43] Unknown:
Definitely. When you wanna dig.
[00:08:45] Unknown:
And it's the thing is it's such a vast subject, isn't it? And I've been digging and reading your book, it sent me on endless rabbit holes. So the last couple of nights, I'm really into, Rife, was he called? I probably said his name wrong. Yeah. No. You haven't. Oh, amazing. I've retained some information. So for those people that that don't know what Tartaria is all about, can you give them a little brief introduction?
[00:09:10] Unknown:
Well, everybody does know Tartaria, but they know it under a different word, and that's Mongolia.
[00:09:17] Unknown:
Right.
[00:09:18] Unknown:
So when you look at anything in the history books or Wikipedia or anywhere that refers to the Mongolian Empire, that should really be the Tartarian Empire.
[00:09:29] Unknown:
Oh, okay. Right.
[00:09:31] Unknown:
Yeah. It's all been inverted. So so it was a landmass and a civilization, but it spread across the world, the blueprints of how they build. So places like Crystal Palace in London, the world's fairs that we're starting to see pop up from the late eighteen hundreds and early nineteen hundreds, it didn't matter where in the world those events were held or the Crystal Palaces were built. They're identical. So it's it was a way of building that was in harmony with the planets and, the correct frequency. So so they were building everything, using cymatics.
[00:10:17] Unknown:
Can you explain more to the listeners what cymatics is?
[00:10:21] Unknown:
Yeah. So it's actually a a good example would be if you look at a church window, not the stained glass windows. They they they normally like a they look I suppose the best analogy would be it looks a little bit like a four leaf, four leaf boat clover. Sorry. There's a really bad delay.
[00:10:41] Unknown:
That's alright. You're coming across fine.
[00:10:43] Unknown:
So yeah. So I put look a little bit like a four leaf clover. Now when water is subjected to different frequencies and one of them happens to be 528 hertz, that's the frequency the planet or the Earth, if you like, resonates at. So every everything everything living has a vibration or a frequency. And if you work with that frequency in harmony with it, then both elements prosper. So, for example, it would be very similar to growing something in a dark room with, lots of bass going on. You know, it it's gonna stifle it. There are experiments you can see online where people have played Imagine by John Lennon.
Sorry. I've gone again there. Imagine by John Lennon. Now if you can use Hubel Goobel that, being played to a glass of water and then it's shown under microscope exactly what happens to the water. And then they turn the music off and they start shouting abuse, and anger at the glass of water, and you watch what the water does. So it shows you cymatics, the shapes made by frequencies being subjected to certain things like like water or sometimes sand. And they would build everything. So every sound and frequency in that particular building, be it a church or a world's fair, every frequency in there resonated correctly.
So you felt euphoric because it would balance your chakras.
[00:12:32] Unknown:
And that's how it should be, isn't it?
[00:12:34] Unknown:
That's how it was. Yeah. Across the world, that's how it was. And then it was all destroyed. The greed, power, control.
[00:12:45] Unknown:
And you believe that all of the cathedrals and churches and stuff, they weren't meant for
[00:12:50] Unknown:
prayer, so to speak. They were all healing centers. No. Well, I mean, Jesus said we weren't supposed to go to a particular place to pray or worship or meditate. That was something you did in solitude, that these buildings weren't created for that. The cathedrals, for example, that's a cathode row. Now that's an energy harnessing building that people would go into to feel good. And they would play pipe organs in there, And the organs would resonate again with the human body, and that would then heal any issues with with organs. And that's what Raymond Rife was doing.
[00:13:33] Unknown:
Right. And he built a microscope, didn't he, that could, like, supposedly detect cancer, and I haven't gone too far. I'm maybe at the start of my rabbit hole with him. Well, it zaps it, basically.
[00:13:45] Unknown:
Right. And a friend of mine built one. Oh, wow. And he found out he had cancer.
[00:13:50] Unknown:
And did it work?
[00:13:52] Unknown:
Yeah. It did.
[00:13:54] Unknown:
Crikey. Quite frightening really though, isn't it? Because I I think the Cancer Act is it 1939, the Cancer Act, where you're not allowed to, well, anything that's outside of the NHS or anything is not allowed to be shared.
[00:14:08] Unknown:
Yeah. Exactly. And, again, that that falls under the sort of control, greed, and power, really. Because I think the parasites that are running the show, they're very live low vibe sorry. I've got a really bad echo again. They're very low vibrational. They they really do get pleasure out of seeing us suffer. So there's that. That's involved. They don't need the money. They they they've got everything that they need, but their friends do need the money. And they own these companies or the majority shareholders of these companies that are putting these drugs out there.
[00:14:51] Unknown:
Right. Right. Is is crazy to and I noticed you say that the parasites, you refer to them a lot in your book. And by that, you're referring to those at the top, the Rothschilds, the Rockefellers,
[00:15:04] Unknown:
all that. Above them. But yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, they're part of the problem. They're the 13 bloodline families we know about, but there are 13 hidden. Oh, okay. And the one you wanna be looking at is Orsini. And, that's the great pope, the head of the Vatican, Pompey Orsini. That's the most powerful bloodline there is.
[00:15:29] Unknown:
Okay. I I mean, I never realized. I mean, there's lots I didn't realize. So this is all a massive learning curve, but, like, how much the royal family, our royal family are, well, part of that bloodline group.
[00:15:42] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, not my royal family. I don't want any You're not a royalist then. No. I've I've got enough files to not wanna go down that one. No. No. So Yeah. They're not who we think they are. Well, not who most people think they are. No. No. Not at all. They're they're not you no. I wouldn't wanna be left in a room with them. Not if there was more than one.
[00:16:11] Unknown:
No. So, I mean, this is, like I said, opened up so many doorways, and then I've got to go down, like, this whole star fault direction Yeah. Because that's all part of the cymatics, isn't it?
[00:16:23] Unknown:
Absolutely. And that's perhaps the most beautiful example that you can see by just jumping on Google. Just type in Starfort. Now you'll be told that they're defensive fortresses, but most are built in places where that wouldn't be really sensible or practical. They're normally built near water, and the shape of them is the same as a molecule of ice under a microscope when 05/1928 hertz is fired at it.
[00:16:54] Unknown:
Right.
[00:16:56] Unknown:
They're aligned to constellations as well.
[00:16:59] Unknown:
And are they in line with, like, the pyramids and stuff like that as well then? Not necessarily directly, but the whole planet is is a complete grid, and everything's connected.
[00:17:09] Unknown:
So the Vatican, just as much as the Great Pyramid Of Giza, for example, they're all
[00:17:16] Unknown:
are you still there? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, sorry. The echo's gone. Hooray. That's alright. My other half is there fiddling.
[00:17:22] Unknown:
That sounds awful, doesn't it? Really quiet for a second. Yeah. That did a bit. My partner's lying on the sofa, but she's fiddling with herself. Well, it's a phone anyway. Yeah. It just went really quiet again. So, yeah, everything's connected. So all of the buildings that were within the Tartarian, not period, but sort of, I suppose, ethos would would be better. The all the buildings that were built on these grids were all connected, and some people actually believe that they had, vacuum trains underneath all of them and that you could travel across the world from one to another in, you know, relatively short period of time.
[00:18:06] Unknown:
When you say vacuum machines, what do you mean
[00:18:09] Unknown:
by that? What sort of Underground trains that that work on air pressure rather than electricity or steam or or, you know, diesel.
[00:18:17] Unknown:
Okay. Okay.
[00:18:19] Unknown:
A good example of that would be I think it might be Moonraker. James Bond jumps in one. It gets fired up a tunnel. Maybe even there's another film. There's a Christmas film. I can't remember what it is. It should Polar Express. There you go. Polar Express, Tom Hanks, Pixar, I think it is. Check that out. There's there's one in that as well, but you'll find those online. Very similar to the London Underground.
[00:18:50] Unknown:
Right. Wow. And and the airships as well.
[00:18:57] Unknown:
Yeah. That that's how people got around. And, the most famous docking station for, for for airships would be the Eiffel Tower. Oh, okay. Right. Yeah. And, obviously, here, we've got Blackpool Tower, which was a docking station. And and you you can find not it's a little bit hard with Blackpool, but there are images out there of people boarding, airships on from the Eiffel Tower. There are images out there.
[00:19:28] Unknown:
I mean, presumably, they had all this technology, didn't they? And, I mean, I've often thought myself, you know, how do they create these buildings? When we look at the rubbish buildings that they create now Yeah. And, you know, those buildings that have gone up long, long ago, how did they have the manpower to do that?
[00:19:48] Unknown:
Well, it it was a little bit different then to how it is now. I don't I I I don't know how old the, average person listening to this is, but I'm in my mid fifties. And when I was in my teens, there was a TV program called Tomorrow's World, and they used to show you all of these different time saving, devices that were gonna come out in the future. I I suppose couple of examples would be things like a trouser press or a dishwasher or a microwave or now an air fryer, things like that that just speed up time because we're just gonna have so much time on our hands to do all of these wonderful things we've always wanted to do. And all I see is people working harder than ever. And now most families, the husband and wife, are both working even if they've got young children just to make ends meet.
So, you know, I I was told that, that was that was how things were gonna be. So if you think about it, just in in my lifetime, I've seen people go from having a lot of time to having no time at all. And, there wasn't money then. We've now got this fiat currency, that goes back to, you know, obviously, to the Phoenicians. And, again, it's an element of control. So if you remove money from the system and people have what they need, there's no no one out there being greedy. And, obviously, some people are gonna want more than others but for different reasons. But it you know, if everybody has what they need and money doesn't exist, people have time. And it wasn't just people like us that that were building these. I mean, the Tartarian Empire did include a huge number of giants, which is why some of the doorways are so high.
And also you'll see in a lot of buildings, the windows are very high as well. And I don't mean that they go high up. I mean that the window sill, if you like, would also be too high for the average person to see out of. You've gotta ask yourself, you know, why would someone build something like that, if you and I can't look out the window.
[00:21:53] Unknown:
So Good point.
[00:21:55] Unknown:
The the these you know, the the people building them were different. And this is a different civilization, so there's no money. Some people would refer to a lot of what, architecture and art was produced during that period and music as well as it being the classical period. So this is the time that we see all of these beautiful statues and marble pillars appearing, and music like Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, you know, that that stuff coming onto the surface. And it's all the same period. But in religious terms, it's referred to as the millennial reign of Christ, a thousand years where Christ and the angels designed all of these buildings.
So there's a lot of passion that's gone into it in romance too. And and now, because when when the Tartarian Empire fell, they destroyed a lot of the buildings. And I think one thing they would have learned from that is that the cheaper you build them, the quicker you can build them and the easier they'll come back down. And so when they reset us again, they're not gonna wanna deal with a planet covered in marble and granite. They they want glass and metal and and flimsy, you know, very thin walls, breeze, block, and brick, you know, things that will come down a lot quicker than, the old old world building. So I think there's a number of reasons why we don't build like that. We are not them. They they were a different civilization.
They didn't have money. There was no greed or power play going on, and they were built to last.
[00:23:32] Unknown:
Yeah. Which you certainly don't see now, do you? I mean, we've got houses going across the road, like, starting off in wood and stuff, and my other half has explained it that they'll laugh last, like, forty odd years, you know, and then it's like, yeah. So I mean don't want the When do you think the next reset is gonna happen? Are you on the lines of kind of the whole, gender 2130
[00:23:54] Unknown:
or later? Yeah. Yeah. That's, how far through my book are you? Because that's the last chapter. So I'm not that far because I'm going down too many rabbit holes. But don't worry because my memory is terrible. So Yeah. So agenda 21 and agenda 30, well, we're seeing that now, aren't we? We're seeing it play out. I mean, some people would say that that started with the, the towers in New York. I'm just being careful what words I use here. So some people would say that happened then. And and, you know, that was Jesus's birthday, the September 11, so it was a specific date. And they do like their dates when they do things. They do, and I never knew that.
Oh, they love it. Yeah. Three six nine thirteen eleven, you know, the angel's number. But they'll normally go with March. That that's normally the odd 11 here and there, but, normally, it's March.
[00:24:50] Unknown:
Right. But I had no idea that that was, Jesus's birthday on 09/11.
[00:24:55] Unknown:
Yeah. Why haven't I heard that? That's one that's one you would, that that, to be fair, is a is a quick Google one. Right. Okay. It's not it's not hidden. They only moved it to Christmas to stop you know, they moved it to a pagan ritual. So during harvest and and with farming, people didn't have two holidays so close together. And so that that was why they shifted it. Right. Yeah. So so they they, you know, they they do love the dates. But I I would argue that agenda 21, really, the the Kickstarter for that was was the pandemic that we went through. So that's when I think it began. I mean, you know, people like prince Philip had been saying for a long time that they wanted to depopulate, and he actually famously said he would like to come back as a virus and get rid of half of humanity. So so, you know, they've they've been pretending that the planet's crowded for for some time, and it's not. They overestimate the population quite severely. They've recently done it in China. I think they're about a billion, over what the true population is. I think they're claiming 1,600,000,000 when it's 600,000,000.
Right. And there are there's lots of people now asking now where are all the Chinese? Where have they all gone? They started to disappear in 2020. And now two thirds of the population is is is pretty much gone. So, you know, we we're severely underpopulated. They're doing things now, to make life a little bit harder. Like, here, where I am in the middle of Devon, we're on a farm, so we're it's quite flat. We got good visibility, and we continue them every day up in their planes, flying backwards and forwards, making, you know, checkerboards in the sky. And and and, you know, it's getting harder for farmers. It's getting harder for people to make ends meet. Food shops gone up. Bills have gone up. Everything's gone up. So they're screwing, us as as much as they can.
But we're then going to see, you know, these fifteen minute cities do look like they're gonna happen. And, I don't think it's gonna be long before we find it harder to get a passport. Getting a mortgage is gonna be impossible. The World Economic Forum have said, you know, you won't own anything, but you'll be happy. They want to see home homeownership gone, small holdings gone, keeping a little bit of livestock. Even if it's a few hens, they're going to make you license have a a license for that and then regulate you. It's coming.
Now in theory, this this season we're in should finish on the July 4 next year, 2026, '2 hundred and '50 years from when New World Order started, July 4. But I I think it's gonna run till 2030. I think that it will start to go horribly wrong next July. Things will really ramp up, and it'll all be over four years later.
[00:28:04] Unknown:
Crikey. So, I mean, do you see then something like an a future mud flood?
[00:28:10] Unknown:
Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Yeah. They're gonna try and do it all over again. Yeah. I mean, that that's how they did it last time. We we don't know how. I mean, there were a lot of natural disasters that happened, earthquakes everywhere. Then there was a comet in 1811. They call it Napoleon's comet. But there were quakes everywhere. I mean, one one particular quake, which is referred to as New Madrid in America, that that was so strong, that quake, that it actually, turned the Mississippi around the other way to to face to to run the opposite direction. Metal flying through the air sticking to metal, wild animals wanting to come in people's homes because they were scared.
It it was horrific, and it went on for days. No sunlight. So, yeah, you you it it's a it's a grim thing, and a lot of people suggest that that wasn't a pole shift. It wasn't anything other than direct energy weapons.
[00:29:12] Unknown:
Right. Which doesn't surprise me because we have no idea. I always think then we've got chat GBT. We've we've got a lot of technology, haven't we? Like, Google Maps and stuff. What have they got?
[00:29:22] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Exactly. There there was a fellow that used to chat on Gaia, on Amazon. I can't remember what his name was something Smith. And he was ex, Area 51. He'd worked in most of those secure military bases. Said that he'd worked with aliens, met them. And, when he came out and said, what was really going on there, on the way home from the first interview he gave, his car was, rammed off the road, and he was in intensive care for ages. He's had all sorts of problems. He said that when we were on the iPhone six, they were on the iPhone 26.
[00:30:06] Unknown:
Really?
[00:30:07] Unknown:
Yeah. Crikey. Yeah. So he he's talking a very thin piece of sort of Perspex type, that just folds in half like a credit card. It's the size of a credit card. You just open it up and touch screen and away you go. Just this exactly the same, but just goes in your wallet.
[00:30:31] Unknown:
That's simple. Well, it would be easier, wouldn't it?
[00:30:34] Unknown:
Yeah. And and so, yeah, this technology has been around for a very long time. And, the direct energy weapons, you can look at something called the Vajra, which, is Hindu for thunderbolt, And that looks just like a a a very ornate lightsaber. And Hindu mythology says that, literally an electrical bolt used to come out of that. So it's a cross between sort of, an old fashioned sort of ray gun that you would zap people with on films like, on TV shows like Star Trek to actually resembling a lightsaber. So that that's thousands of years old. Elon Musk has one on his bedside table.
They're they're quite a sacred object. So so there you go. In in in Hindu mythology, and these items do exist, you can buy one. It was a direct energy weapon, but a handheld one.
[00:31:33] Unknown:
It it's just crazy to think, though, that with all this technology, why they would want us so dumbed down. I mean, you've you said that we've had, what, three mudfloods so far that we know about.
[00:31:46] Unknown:
No. No. They they've been going on forever. The the Right. Okay. Parts of me. The the the most famous one would be the, obviously, the the the great flood, the story of Noah. But more recently, you know, a major flood, would be the, the result of the Younger Dryas period, that Graham Hancock's researched. But, no, the these floods were all local. So, they happened in different parts of the world along with fires. A lot of cities burnt down. The Great Fire of Chicago is, is is one looking at. But you'll find almost every major town and city in the world had a flood or a fire that wiped out a lot of its architecture and infrastructure, around the same time. So late seventeen hundreds, into sort of up up towards the nineteen hundreds, every city in the world had a fire.
So so it wasn't just mud floods that had those here and there. And as a result, people had to dig, houses out of the mud and would normally give up and leave a couple of stories buried under the ground.
[00:32:55] Unknown:
Which explains a lot of houses actually local to us while in Truro City Centre and stuff. That, yeah, the window is a you have to walk down steps to get into them, and it's like Yeah. I think that we really did things like that to build a house, dig down.
[00:33:10] Unknown:
No. No. You you wouldn't do it, would you? It doesn't make any sense to me. Make sense. And then if you look at buildings like perhaps, most in most towns or cities, if if someone looks at their town hall, there'll be a series or any building they've got that's that Greco Roman style with pillars out the front. There'll be steps. There'll be steps up to the front door. You don't build steps up the front door. You build the front door on the same level as the pavement or the road that it's on. Why why would you do that? It just makes it harder for older people to get in and out, for youngsters to get in and out. Anybody carrying anything, to furnish the building is is automatically gonna be harder. I mean, you you can't wheel, an old trolley or a, you know, a sack barrow that they had back then, allegedly, up a series of steps very easily. I mean, if this the stuff's all gotta be carried.
So, you know, the the steps are there to put, a front door in where there was once a large window or balcony.
[00:34:15] Unknown:
Fascinating stuff. And I'm just intrigued so much as well, like, the whole Cabbage Patch kids situation. The orphan trains. Can you give the listeners, like, a briefing about that, how that all came to light?
[00:34:30] Unknown:
Yeah. So the orphan train movement is, the narrative will tell us that it's a quarter of a million children shipped from New York, across America, the Midwest mainly, to I think these children were orphans, so they were referred to as ragamuffins or street urchins. And there was a problem. New York was overrun. It was in it was constantly in the in in the papers that they had a problem. Too many children on the street. It was getting out of control. So a lot of farmers volunteered, across America, the Midwest, more so to take young children in, and they could work on the farm, and they'd put a roof over their head. And and and, officially, they were going to adopt them as well.
But what actually happened was the children would get on the trains. A lot of them were forced. Some of them were taken from single parent or impoverished families, stuck on the trains, sent to the other side of America. When they get off the other end, they perform outside the local Masonic Lodge, and they're given numbers. And, that the the people the audience, if you like, the people that are interested, that own the farms and the mills and so on, would pick one of the kids, take them home. No paperwork was exchanged. Nothing was filled in.
They gave them a new name, and sometimes they keep them. Sometimes they'd move them on. So that that's the orphan trains. But at the same time, you've got, a series of postcards come out called Cabbage Patch Postcards that depict children being born from cabbages, and they're also referred to as repopulation postcards. You've also got the incubators that went on display at the world's fairs and, the inspiration from taking inspiration from those world's fairs and the incubators. One of the first one of the the pioneer actually in, in in movies, Alice Guy, she brought out a silent movie, but it it was narrated, called The Cabbage Fairy.
And that is her selling babies from a cabbage patch. And that's that ties in with the incubators that were on display because you could buy the children, from the world's fairs. The backstory is that they came from hospitals on loan. The these children, these premature babies were on loan from different different hospitals. So, the Chicago World Fair, they were on loan from a hospital in New York. These are premature babies that need to be in incubators. And so that's that's the backstory. That's the narrative. But but, actually, a lot of these incubator, babies that were on show, were in their own sort of special unit or or or special building. And they would have a sign up outside quite often that would say, a nine month baby grown in days.
So a lot of people believe that it was actually a cloning exercise, and they repopulated, America in particular by cloning. They did it across the world by the looks of it, but but more so in America. They repopulated through cloning, and these children were sent all over the world. And and they were sent via the orphan trains. And, and that is, the the actual topic of my my second book. I I've dug into that a lot deeper. My first book just gives you bits of information on each area, each warren, if you like. But the second one delves more deeply into cloning, and and it starts off really with regard to cloning. You know, this if you look at the story of the Anunnaki or the Elohim, it's there for everybody to to to to read. It wouldn't be the first time they had cloned
[00:38:38] Unknown:
in theory. Yeah. You've just made me, like, think of a memory actually from when I visited London many years ago, and I think it was one of these dungeon places where they would have, like, deformed babies in jars and stuff like that. And he never really questioned at the time
[00:38:52] Unknown:
Pickled punks. Yeah. Punks. Okay. Pick pickled punks.
[00:38:57] Unknown:
Right.
[00:38:58] Unknown:
Yeah. That's what they're called. Yeah. Well, that's the slang for them. But, yeah, informaldehyde. Yeah. There's a famous picture online of Leonardo DiCaprio holding one. Saw it. Yeah. Oh.
[00:39:09] Unknown:
So do you believe that those babies were, like, they would grow in them and these were ones that hadn't grown or these were, like, newborn babies that hadn't kind of developed better, and they just kind of vinegared them, so to speak, to put them on show.
[00:39:25] Unknown:
Failed experiments, I would say.
[00:39:28] Unknown:
Right.
[00:39:29] Unknown:
Yeah. Because there wouldn't be any other reason to to I mean, some wealthy people collect those. So, you know, what what would be the purpose of that? Why would you want just to keep the collection of deformed babies in formaldehyde in jars? Why why would you do that? But these the do you know what I mean? And unless it's for scientific value, then there wouldn't be you'd have to be pretty warped, wouldn't you, to wanna be collecting things out of your mouth? Yeah. Yeah. So, I think, yeah, I think failed experiments. Yeah. And I and I think we've got lots of examples of that through history, when something hasn't quite gone right.
And they they would put it down to mythology, but they just made something. It didn't come out quite right. I mean, I often wonder what, the duck billed platypus is about, but I I think there are failed experiments that they let into the world and and and some that they stop. And, and I think they collect them.
[00:40:35] Unknown:
Right. So what was that you just said,
[00:40:38] Unknown:
doctor They I think they collect them. I think that those those, pickled punks, the babies in the jars, are a collection of failed experiments.
[00:40:50] Unknown:
Right. And I I think it was your book. I'm not sure because I've been, like, delving on YouTube channels, and I've watched a couple of your interviews and stuff. And it's all about the timings as well that all of these children arrived. But at the same time, it was just at the end of the war, and lots of orphanages were opened and not just orphanages, prisons, things like that, centers. And at the same time, they bought in the acts for asylum. I can't remember. No. For insane people. Lunacy act. That's it. Yeah. And that was brought in at the same time because, apparently, what bereaved women that had lost their men in war were, well, were sent to these places, and then it was a a theory that their babies were taken away from them and their children.
And that's how we ended up with all these children.
[00:41:44] Unknown:
Yeah. I mean, there there are lots of reasons they ended up with with with the children, but the Lunacy Act made it a lot easier for, the state to take your child away because as you quite rightly said, losing your husband in battle was one of the reasons you were declared insane. And the parents are then automatically orphans and and become property of the state. And but there were more reasons than that. There there was over reading, being over religious, every month. If a woman had women's problems, that was classed as insanity.
Wearing glasses, yeah, it just went on and on and on. There there was very little you could do to not qualify, especially if you were a widow. I mean, that that was it. So it it it was designed, that act, to take children away and get more people off the street. And and by starting the lunacy act and opening up all of these asylums across the world in the most incredible buildings. Again, you know, we're talking pillars, made of, made of marble and, the most incredible art, all with these huge pipe organs inside and what looks like AnticoTech on the roof.
The the equipment you need to harness energy from the ether seems to be present on all of these buildings and landscape gardens. And this isn't where you put people that you want hidden from society. You you don't send them, somewhere like Buckingham Palace. That certainly isn't what they do these days. So these were repurposed buildings. Lock them away, and they were locked away for two reasons. One, if they wanted your children, they were gonna lock you away. And if you were talking about how things used to be or complaining about how things used to be and not going with the new world order, then you were you were locked away.
So, you know, they they were trying to keep everybody that remembered or questioned, the old world. They wanted them out of the way. Yeah. Considered insane because they're they're they're talking gibberish.
[00:43:56] Unknown:
Right. And and these church pipe organs, they've now all changed. Are they like the original organs, but they've just changed the frequency? I mean, I I have no idea how that would work.
[00:44:08] Unknown:
They they some of them are gonna be original, but, obviously, by now, most of them would have been refurbished, I would have thought, you know, maybe on numerous occasions. But, essentially, yeah, all they've done is they've changed the frequency from 432 hertz to 440 hertz. And that was the Rockefeller Foundation, that managed to get that, approved across the world. That that became the international standard for church bells, organs, and music, 440 hertz, which is perhaps why, if you went to the opera, in, let's say, for example, if you were listening to a choir or an opera in somewhere like Saint Paul's Cathedral, just for example, The feeling of euphoria you would have would be immeasurable with going to see a rock concert at Wembley Stadium.
Wrong frequency, no cymatics, And you can see why, you know, a lot of people really do get sort of wound up at some concerts, rock concerts, rap concerts, you know, heavy metal and grunge and things like that. Peep people are gonna come out of of some of those angry and pumped up, whereas that doesn't really happen if you've just been listening to, you know, Beethoven or or, someone like Pavarotti. It doesn't tend to have the same effect. So I think they've been very careful what they've kept for themselves with regard to frequency and what they've subjected us to.
[00:45:43] Unknown:
Sure. Sure. And and it's the church bells as well. Did they take down all the bells in the war?
[00:45:48] Unknown:
They did. Yeah. They needed them for, ammunition, apparently. But, what's what's strange is if the if they needed them for ammunition, how did they replace them? Because they'd have had to have gone around after the walls and picked up, the shells and, the odd stray bullets to have enough material to make the bells again. So either they had enough material in the first place to make new bells or they genuinely were, melting them down and and and using them for ammunition and then magically managed to find some more very quickly afterwards to replace them all.
[00:46:25] Unknown:
Which seems very odd, doesn't it?
[00:46:28] Unknown:
Yeah. So, again, it's, you know, it's a lie. They they they didn't do that. And there are there are lots of photographs coming out now where and video footage here and there in certain countries where where people have been digging, press their foundations for a new building or a road or or or repairs of pipeline, and they'll find bells. They're digging them up. The the a lot of them were buried.
[00:46:51] Unknown:
And do you believe that's to do with, like, their power because how powerful they were with their energy and stuff?
[00:46:57] Unknown:
It it was the frequency. Mhmm. You know, people used to go to church to to feel better, you know, to meditate, to feel better, to feel charged. And, they they they didn't want that. You know? The these families like the Rockefellers, they didn't want that. That there's no money to be made in someone's being well, and there's no and you lose an element of control over someone who feels euphoric and positive. You need to keep them low. They're more subservient when they're in a low vibration. Prison, the prison penal system, if you like, is a classic example of that because, you're charged and then placed inside a cell.
That's a battery. And that's all that that's all symbology that that's them showing you that they're going to zap your energy. They're taking your energy from you like you are a walking battery. They're now gonna drain you off that life essence. And that's what's that that's what the idea is. Keep you low. Keep you down. Keep you stressed out. Keep you ill. And and that way, you won't pay as much attention, and you certainly won't protest as much if you're in that state.
[00:48:08] Unknown:
No. No. And, unfortunately, that is what most of the world we often talk about how you're gonna wake people up, you know, and they're too they are too exhausted.
[00:48:16] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. You can't. I mean, there there's some people that you can wake up and some people that you can't. And the ones that you can't, you know, a lot of people refer to them now as the NPCs. And, but I I actually think that, the people that you can't wake up, no matter what you show them, and how many times you do it, if they carry on going about their life like nothing happened the following day and have forgotten all about it, I I think that's because they are the descendants of people that were introduced much later. So and and and the reason for that is because our DNA holds memories.
And I think that you've got a lot of memories in you from, your parents, your grandparents, your great grandparents. That that's all in there, and we're all connected. So we can access this information if, if, you know, the people out there say that it's something that they do quite regularly. They access information from the ether or from, Gaia or or or just the system, if you like, the matrix almost. So so I I I think that we have the capability to do that, providing we are connected. And I think a lot of people aren't. And and I would argue that they're the people that descend from clones that don't have the the the memory in their DNA of what happened before because nothing did for them. There was no before.
And that's why Interesting. Yeah. That's why you might be into conspiracies, but your next door neighbor isn't. And there'll be people that within your family that that aren't, that that think you're mad. And and I'm not saying that everybody that is connected to the past is out there seeking the truth and campaigning and looking into conspiracies. What I'm saying is they're more susceptible to it. And and the people that do come from clones, and I'm talking about where both parents, you know, going back generations that it's just clone after clone, they're not gonna carry this information. They've got no desire to to worry about, what happened before because there's nothing there. They can't connect. It doesn't resonate.
[00:50:29] Unknown:
Sure. Sure. Oh, it's fascinating, isn't it? All this, is quite doctor Hooty, really.
[00:50:37] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. It is a bit. It is. It is. And,
[00:50:41] Unknown:
I'm just loving learning all of this stuff because, occasionally, I go and sit in a sound healing bath. And, you know, I I was told by somebody at the church that I'm mixing with the devil. But, you know, the whole idea is that the vibrations, the tuning forks, and stuff is just resonating at a higher whatever frequency, you know, and you get healing from it.
[00:51:05] Unknown:
Isn't that funny that someone from the church would tell you? Yeah. And I'm guessing the person from the the the problem with most people that go to church is they they all share this same situation. And and that is that they go somewhere and listen to someone read from a book they've never bloody read. You know, if you read it yourself, you would certainly wouldn't come out with comments like that. And if you read the Bible properly, you wouldn't go to church because it's Jesus told you not to do that. When you walk in the door and you you start saying amen, you're talking to Amon Ra. That's Marduk. That's a bloody Anunnaki.
That's not someone and and the whole Old Testament. I mean, what? Is this benevolent, this person, this being? They don't sound like it. This is a bloodthirsty psychopath, that that, appears to have an awful lot of anger and hatred within them. This is not someone I would worship or anybody should. I think they need to be careful what they need to understand what they're reading and who wrote it, I think. Lord Enki, you know, that somebody switches from god to lord. That's Lord Enki you're talking to. This is the bloody Anunnaki. You you you shouldn't be worshiping them or going out spreading their word unless you really know what you're talking about.
[00:52:33] Unknown:
Yeah. It's it's not good that those that that that they're not good places. Not anymore.
[00:52:38] Unknown:
No. No. But they feel that they're doing their bit, don't they? And, they're walking with God and what have you. But, you know, some of them, I suppose, have got a bit of an open mind. But yeah. I've I've met the odd the odd one. I was ordained years ago, and,
[00:52:54] Unknown:
you know, I I I find the whole whole thing fascinating because I I've yet to meet anybody. I mean, obviously, I've I've I've met a lot of lot of clergy over the years, but, I've never met anybody that attends church even if it's just occasionally. You know? I don't know people that go every single week, but people that do go and people that do follow and come from families that follow. And they might know the odd verse, the odd parable, but they've never read the the Bible. And if you start mentioning about the books that they threw in the bin, like the book of Enoch or the book of Thomas, then they they either won't know what you're talking about, even though they're referred to in the Old Testament, or they'll think that you're heretic.
And and probably that only because they don't understand what that word actually means, but they would use a word like that.
[00:53:47] Unknown:
Yes. Yes. So you know your stuff then with the Bible, obviously, which I I wish I knew more and I I haven't got the patience to read that. I've interviewed people that talked about the book of Enoch and stuff.
[00:54:01] Unknown:
And Yeah. That's an eye opener. That's an eye opener. Of course, in Ethiopia, that's still all of those books are still within their bible. They they kept them all.
[00:54:13] Unknown:
And and are there many books around, like, that have been saved, like, from Tartaria times?
[00:54:20] Unknown:
No. No. Of course not. They, no. They're they're very difficult to get hold of. Because what you're looking for really, they they, you know, they started sort of knocking the buildings down, and, this is the Jesuits. They started taking control of cities through money, through business, and power. They started, to get rid of buildings sort of the fifteen, sixteen hundreds, and some of those were libraries. And, one of the most famous libraries in in in in the world, which was, in Venice, and the name is completely gone. No. No. It's gone.
I think it was 1911 that that in that that imploded, and that held more occult and rare books than anywhere else in the world. And that imploded in I think it was 1911. I think I think it was in Venice. People will be able to find that. It might might be called Saint that might be actually called Saint Thomas or Saint Mark's. And it's it was a library, Biblatech. So people Google that one. They'll be able to see pictures of it imploding and very similar to the the skyscrapers in New York a few years ago. So so, you know, they've destroyed a lot of these books, but, of course, they were still kept within certain families, and and they're out there. They're they're hard to find and very expensive. But if you can walk into a secondhand bookshop and find a book that was that was written before 1776, then it's it's it's more more than likely to be fake.
[00:55:55] Unknown:
Right. Oh, but I'll keep my eyes open. I do love a good rummage in a bookstore.
[00:56:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Only and if you do, it will have a j or an I instead of the first one. So that would be the the only real indicator.
[00:56:09] Unknown:
Yes. You mentioned because oh, we're typical. Running out of time now. But you believe as well that we're, like, missing, like, a thousand years of our timeline.
[00:56:18] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, exactly. Well, someone to have a quick look into is Anatoly Fomenko. You probably find him on YouTube, but his paperwork is out there. His work, his books, they're all out there, and you can normally get them for free. You can download them from various places. But he did the research along with a couple of other Russian scientists. And and but this has been done before. I mean, Einstein said our our timeline was out. I mean, you know, anybody that's any of the great minds we've had have have said exactly the same thing. It just doesn't stack up. The the dark ages, the middle ages, just a period of somewhere nothing really happened, they think was just put in to bolster things up. So, yeah, so Anatoly Fomenko suggests that our timeline's been altered, and it it's it's eight hundred years, that it's been out by.
They've increased it. So in 1776, when the reset happened, a new world order began. The the the correct year was was September. So if you have a look on the Empire State Building and see the declaration of independence being held by the Statue Of Liberty, and some people say that's Lucifer breaking free from its chains, you'll see the m for the thousand is out of alignment with all of the other Roman numerals. And so that's a that's a a good indication. But but with buildings and things like the Statue Of Liberty and artwork and so on, they've they've just put a one or an m in front of the date because that was a lot easier than adding 800 to it. So it's actually 800, but a thousand years for ease, really, on on on literature, buildings, and so on.
[00:58:00] Unknown:
Wow. And that's, I I should have. I'm because I I explained to you briefly in a message that I ordered the book for my dad for his birthday, and I've been Yes. Putting pen marks in it or anything like that. And after yesterday, when I ordered another one for him, I'm like, right. I can start underlining things and because there's just so much every page, and I'm, like, asking Alexa, what does this mean? What does that mean? It's, yeah. No. It's really good. So,
[00:58:28] Unknown:
let's tell people where they can find you, Guy. Do you you have a YouTube channel, don't you? I do. Yeah. Yeah. So it's the same name as the Facebook group. So it's Tesla and the Cabbage Patch Kids.
[00:58:39] Unknown:
Right.
[00:58:41] Unknown:
Yeah. And and and Guy Anderson, if they wanna find me on Facebook, or they can email me, [email protected]. So however they want to, whatever's easier for them, if someone wants to reach out. If they wanna buy a copy of the book, they can message me directly like you did if they want a signed copy, or they can get the mom signed from Amazon.
[00:59:06] Unknown:
There's a bunch of stuff. Kids. Yeah. Yeah. And you're now launching a second book?
[00:59:12] Unknown:
I am. Yeah. You're busy? You said something a moment ago about you you were having to, to look words up, the from my first book. So what I did was I realized that that I wasn't necessarily preaching to the converted. I I was going to be talking to people that didn't know what tart terrier was as well and perhaps hadn't even looked into any conspiracy theories and perhaps don't know who the Rothschilds are or who the Jesuits are, what the Freemasons are really about. So the second book has an index at the back with every society, name, unusual word, religion, piece of scripture or text that they might not have heard of, the index at the back covers all of that. So there's a little bit of information on each thing. I do think, though, it does help you develop your research further, don't you, if you've got to do your own research. You know? Yeah. Yeah. And I and, you know, what I what I hope that the first book does is gives people a little bit of information on each area of Tartaria and all the associated theories and and conspiracies that go along with it because it is a once you look at Tartaria, you then start talking about, you know, the orphan train movement and, Nikola Tesla and and and and and World's Fair. So there there's lots of associated topics with it.
What I wanted to to do is give people a little bit of information on each one. And then, I often ask people what one is your favorite, you know, out out of all of them. If you had to go watch a film in the cinema about one of the particular areas, which which one would it be?
[01:00:58] Unknown:
And it's interesting to see what people say. Oh, I'd love it. Oh, do you know? I was only thinking, wouldn't it be great if there was a movie made about all of this?
[01:01:07] Unknown:
Perhaps that should be your next point of call. There there there are a few out there that you can watch that'll give you an a a little bit of an idea, but, because it's, you know, it it is hidden in plain sight. They they have showed us on numerous occasions in in lots of films from Star Wars to Harry Potter and a lot of older films as well. Jules Verne if you look at any of Jules Verne's films, you'll see Tartaria, buildings, technology, and then the film called Metropolis. So so there are films out there, where it's in plain sight, and and that's why they do that. You know? They they they they they want you to know what they're doing, in just the same way as, they they sort of they're following karmic law, and they believe karmic retribution is, something Val is going to, hit them with if they have done things to us without giving us a fair warning or telling us.
And I think that's why a lot of politicians lie. Sorry. Don't beep on don't lie. To avoid lying, they will often skirt round the question. They won't give a yes or a no to certain questions because they don't want to or can't lie. Rather that what what they'd rather do is tell you in a way in which you dismiss it. It's a fiction or a joke, or twist it slightly so you don't really understand what they're saying.
[01:02:39] Unknown:
Yeah. I agree. I agree. Well, look, we've sadly run out of time, Guy. Thank you so much for your time. It's been a real well, it's been brilliant to chat about this, and I hope at another point, you'll, come back and we can chat some more.
[01:02:52] Unknown:
Yeah. Thank you. And, yeah, sorry if it sounded weird to start with. But No. You sounded fine with me. I'm sorry. It's like we'll get there one week. I couldn't just, yeah. It was so strange. It was as soon as I finished a sentence,
[01:03:05] Unknown:
I got to hear it again. Yeah. It's alright. I've got all the gear, but no idea. Oh, I know that one. We're getting there. We're getting there. Yeah. That's my fault, isn't it? Nothing disease is it used to be. It isn't. You know, thank god my other half is technical minded because every week but every week, you know, we're trying to fix it and something else comes up, but we'll get back. Anyway, I better let you get on. And thank you again, my friend. And Thank you. Yeah. We'll catch up again at another date for Definite. Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. You have a great time. Take care, Guy. Thank you very much. Bye bye. Bye. Bye bye. Wow. That was fascinating, wasn't it? Right. Mister Scott will be on after this song.
Let me find it. Will it play?
[01:04:40] Unknown:
Keep. So take me from this trouble road to where they'll never reach me. But when the spirit of chaloni calls, I will not be prevented. This works
[01:07:10] Unknown:
for the And I've cut that off a bit short. Just a second. That was the awesome Graham Hart. This one's for the boys. Right. Now we are joined by mister Milaficus Scott for hour two of the Shelley Tasker Show. We are streaming live via Rumble. If you've got any questions, feel free to join in the chat. Warren, sorry. I've just joined in a little bit late here. Happy Saint George's Day. And to you, my lovely. And I see there's questions, and, I've left it a little bit too late now. Sorry about that, Warren. Where is mister Scott?
Okay. I'm just gonna phone him on Skype because, well, he's not in the waiting room. Bear with. Bear with. Start call. Empty airspace. Come on, mister Scott. Where are you? So we are halfway through the week, and, yeah, how's it going for you guys? Been tipping down with rain yesterday, spring, summer one day, and autumn and winter the next day. We gotta do the good old British thing and, talk about the weather, haven't we? Summer is coming. Thank goodness. I don't know about you guys, but, oh, I'm longing for the sunshine. Garden's coming on. There's a bit of boring information for you.
Mister Scott, where are you doing this on purpose? Bear with me. I'm gonna play another song, people. I'm sorry about that. And, Yeah. Let's play a song because I've got nothing because, I expected mister Scott to be here. Never mind.
[01:10:18] Unknown:
No one's gonna fix your life but you. You always have to take a step up in the ladder to be able to get to the top. You can't get to the top by flying up. Yeah. Human beings don't fly. For me, what has always worked is having the small next dream. You know?
[01:10:34] Unknown:
The I know we are. I'll cut that short because Maleficus is here. Oh, I was just getting into that. That was about twelve minutes long. It played the wrong thing. It just jumped on to the next song. Anyway, mister Scott, where the hell have you been?
[01:10:47] Unknown:
Oh, I just I've I've been there listening in the background. What an interesting fellow.
[01:10:52] Unknown:
He was, but where were you after the song? What do you mean where was I after the song? Well, I tried calling you. You weren't in the rumble studio. You disappeared.
[01:11:03] Unknown:
Oh, I tell you what, it might be that I was listening. I was listening on the rumble channel and, yeah. And there's a delay, isn't there? Oh, how unprofessional. Well, I was actually in the background in the rumble studio, but I didn't wanna interrupt while, your guy was chatting away, and you'd run a bit over it. I thought, oh, that's fine. I'll just sit and listen for a bit. But, of course, there's a delay on rumble, isn't there? So I should have entered the studio earlier. Would you like me to join on rumble instead?
[01:11:30] Unknown:
No. You've got a slight echo.
[01:11:32] Unknown:
Oh, not again.
[01:11:36] Unknown:
Oh, I'll tell you what. I'm ready to just throw the machinery out the window.
[01:11:41] Unknown:
Okay. And Guy wasn't echoing for you, but I am. Is that right? That is right. But you're on Skype,
[01:11:47] Unknown:
so bear with me. You know, this
[01:11:49] Unknown:
this all sounds good. Join you on Rumble. I can just quickly switch over. It's no problem. Do that. Do that. Alright. I'll I'll be with you in in this two shakes of a shaky thing.
[01:12:01] Unknown:
So he says. So he says. Yeah. Poor Darren. It's like I've got everything set up for Rumble, and then I use Messenger to speak to Guy and then Skype. We've really gotta figure out when I say we, he has gotta figure out how to get this working properly. And one week, one week, it's just gonna roll. Everything's gonna be amazing. No problems, and I'll actually sound a little bit professional. Anyway, it is what it is. It is what it is. I'm not getting paid for this. You might tell. But, hey. Right. Mister Scott is there.
[01:12:38] Unknown:
There we go. Is that better? You're still echoing. Oh my word. I I don't really have an excuse for that now.
[01:12:47] Unknown:
I mean, Warren, you're listening. Can you does he sound like he's echoing to you, or is it just me?
[01:12:53] Unknown:
Am I echoing?
[01:12:56] Unknown:
Just a just a tad, but it's it's not unbearable.
[01:13:01] Unknown:
Maybe if I just speak a bit quieter. Would that help?
[01:13:06] Unknown:
Do you know what? It'll be fine, Maleficus. I I can hear you and understand you, so fingers crossed. Everybody else can. So how has your week been, mister Scott?
[01:13:14] Unknown:
My week has been busy. I suppose a little bit hectic, but I've had a lovely four day weekend, so I suppose I can't complain. But, yeah, just wanting to do things, getting you know, there was no music day this this week despite having, designated Friday as a music day. Of course, it was, it was the start of the Easter weekend, wasn't it? So we we basically just kicked back. Didn't do a lot, I suppose. Got a few things accomplished in the house. But, no, other than that, work wise, it's been really busy, obviously, because I have four days off, so you gotta make up for it somewhere, haven't you?
[01:13:54] Unknown:
You have. You have. But, Yeah. Hey. Happy Saint George's Day, by the way.
[01:14:00] Unknown:
Thank very much. I was wondering if any anyone was gonna remember that today. Yeah. I mean, interesting you mentioned that actually because, Von Kerr, our our mutual friend, Von Kerr, messaged me saying, you know, isn't Saint George Turkish Turkish? Why do we, you know, why do we, celebrate that? So there was a hang on a sec. Here we go. So this is a message from, the candor webmaster or or probably Colin Todd at candor. Says, this is the Saint George's Day, twenty third of April twenty twenty five candor update. And it says, happy Saint George's Day to our readers and subscribers of English stock around the world. Yes. We know that we share Saint George with other countries, and that Anglo Saxon Saint Edmund or Edmund the Martyr, the original patron saint of has greater claim to the title. But for today, let us just be grateful that we're still standing and know that many English folk will be looking around them, taking stock of the state of our land and the general situation.
And then he goes on with a with a quote from GK Chesterton, but I I I dare say radio soapbox listeners have had a lot of GK Chesterton, recently with with Paul Show. He's been covering some Helaire Belloc and some, GK Chesterton, which has been great. Yeah. So happy Saint George's Day. I know, as I say, Edmund the Martyr would probably have more stake to the claim, but at least there is something that is still uniting Britons around the world, which is, you know, it we need something. We do. Oh, dear. Yeah. No. But, no. It's been a good week, though. It's been it's been nice. The weather's been, a bit hot and cold, but, yeah, I've had a nice four days off. I've just generally got stuff accomplished, which I wouldn't have necessarily put in front of myself. But there we go. Never mind. What else is four days off for?
[01:16:09] Unknown:
Exactly. Exactly. However, I do get bored, and I'm waiting for regular work now because I'm just finding it hard to fill my days, mister Scott. You are? I am. I am. Because there's no, like there's certain projects I can't do around the house till, like, Darren's done certain bits. Mhmm. I have planted seeds this week, and I don't mean seeds as in brain seeds. I have, planted all sorts
[01:16:36] Unknown:
of seeds. Seeds every day. I know you so what have you planted? Go on.
[01:16:40] Unknown:
Oh, crikey. Run of beans, beet root, tomatoes, cucumber, herbs. I mean, I haven't got a clue how to do this, but I have bought some poles, I wanna say, what they're called, bamboo sticks
[01:16:56] Unknown:
and string. And I don't know what I'm gonna use them for, but, you know, there's there's no rush. Headed in the right direction, my darling. You're headed in the right direction. I've got soil, so what could go wrong? There's there's soil seeds, few sticks, and some string. What else do you need? I know. I know. A bit of water, and nature will do anything. I was like, I don't know why we need the string, but I'm sure we'll need it at some point. You will for your for your runners or anything that climbs or or like, tomatoes get quite tall depending on what you've got. But tomatoes get quite tall. And they're very, like, soft succulent stems, so they'll just blow over in the wind and break, and that'll be the end of it. So you need to tie them up to things. Keeps them.
[01:17:31] Unknown:
Right. Right. Well, we'll see how we progress. I mean, it's taken me so long. I've had these planters that Darren's built for me and stuff, and, I was I saw them. They look They yeah. He's done a good job, but I wanted all organic soil and topsoil and everything like that, and then the organic seeds. I realized I'm just running out of time. So I was in B and Q and just bought a load of seeds. I was like, I can't Chuck them in there, missus. Them in. Yeah. They're not purely organic, but, well, they're not organic at all. But, hey ho, we will see what crops appear.
[01:18:04] Unknown:
Shit. We we will. We will. So it's, yeah, it's, so you'll have your veg and your salad growing, basically, which is really nice. Yeah. And, yeah, it tastes just it it'll taste so much better knowing that you've got it at your own garden. You know what it's been growing in. You know? You'll you know? Any blemishes that are on it, you'll be you'll be familiar as to why they're there. And do you know what I mean? It's not like, oh, has something been eating that? Or, like, you know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah.
[01:18:31] Unknown:
Yeah. It's quite funny because I think we must have got to that age. We were discussing what to do at the weekend, and Darren was saying about this long walk you could do at a garden center. And I was like, oh, we could do the walk, and then we could go and buy a new plant for the garden. So There you go. There you go. It's gonna be my new home. Aren't you? Yeah. I am. I did quite enjoy it out there. I bought some lavender plants and something I can't Oh, yeah. That's it. That's it. You that's it. You're not gonna get it.
[01:18:56] Unknown:
Old age. Yeah. You you've you've hit old old age now if you're buying lavender. Why don't you tie some of it up in little bags and stick it in your drawers to keep your clothes smelling nice? I will when it's grown. All old people used to smell of lavender when I was
[01:19:13] Unknown:
a kid. I'm sure. No. I don't remember. But I do remember we had those massive, and they do, like, grow to be really big, the lavender, don't they?
[01:19:22] Unknown:
Oh, they can do. Yeah. Depends on what type you you get. But, yeah, the the French ones don't do so well over here, but the the yeah. They they do eventually get very big. And they actually despite all the gardening advice, they do actually like being pruned back if they they get too woody and stuff that, you know, you can you can cut them back. As long as they're established, they've been established a year or two, you can cut them back, be quite be quite violent with them, really, and cut them back to nothing. They'll come back. So, yeah. Right. Yeah. We had a we we inherited a, a lavender actually from, my other half's mum and dad when they moved house.
And, I said, oh, I like that pot because it was at their new place. She said, oh, you can have the pot if you want. And she said, but you gotta take the lavender with it. And I was like, I didn't really want the bloody lavender. It looks like like half dead. Do you know what I mean? Hadn't been touched for a few years and just it was all woody and had, like, these little leafy bits on the end. And I was just like, alright. I'll take the lavender. So we took the pot and put something else in the pot. We got jasmine growing up the wall, and repotted the lavender. Had to cut a huge amount of the root ball off to actually just fit it in the next size pot down.
And, and it got to springtime. My other half cut off just literally cut it back, so it was just stumps growing out of a little ball in in the middle of the pot. And it's come back lovely. This big bushy thing now. Excellent. Really hard part. Bushy thing. Lovely. Yeah. Yeah. Smells fancy. Yeah.
[01:20:55] Unknown:
There we go. There we are. That concludes our part on gardening.
[01:20:59] Unknown:
Yeah. There we go. There's there's you there's your gardening ten minutes.
[01:21:03] Unknown:
You can do a phone in on it. You are a gardener. Missus Scott, what do you recommend? Yeah.
[01:21:09] Unknown:
Yeah. Most of the time, it'll be just pull it out and put something else there.
[01:21:17] Unknown:
So what other gossip have you got going on? What have you heard or not heard? What was going around in Cornwall at the moment? Well, no. Not really not really heard an awful lot, really. I mean, I've been
[01:21:29] Unknown:
I've been kicking back and trying to relax and bury my head in the sand a little bit, I must admit. But no. You know, it was well, we mentioned last week, didn't we, about farmer Pete getting the, the chair on the council there, so that was really good news. And he's a well read gentleman as well, I have to say. He's, you know, he's he's a good chap. So no. But other than that, that's the last bit of good news to come out of Cornwall. I got a news another newsletter through from my local councillor, Dick Cole.
That's c o l e, not h o l e. And, you know, what a never never a better name for a councillor in a local area, honestly. And and he is as well. He's he's he's, you know, he's he's he's maybe in Kernow, which is supposedly independent, but was usurped many, many years ago. And now they're just, you know, a bunch of people looking for, as far as I'm concerned, unless they want to prove otherwise, bunch of people looking for the best brown envelope exchanges that they can within the council. Oh, yes. I'll put in 20 mile an hour limits here. The cut the public will love that. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks for the backhand.
You know? Yeah. Yes. I I can't think of anyone that within their same mind want to 20 mile an hour speed limit, particularly when our village, it's got two lanes go through the entirety of our village. You've been through our village. It's got two lanes. And on one side, there's always cars parked, down one side. So the the traffic going up through the village are permanently having to stop and let the rest of the traffic through. We didn't need a speed limit. So so what ends up happening is you get someone that abides by the 20 mile an hour speed limit, much to the chugrin of everyone behind them who's stuck, because they're stuck in a long queue of traffic trying to get past all these parked cars, and you've got all the other buggers coming down at 30 mile an hour, and there's not a chance.
[01:23:25] Unknown:
I know. It's hard, but, like, at the road from us, they've had undercover speed police up there, and there's loads of people in Troon that have got speeding tickets. Bastards. Yeah.
[01:23:37] Unknown:
Yeah. And as I said before, six I don't know what the figures are this year, but the year I got caught for speeding, which was was it last year? It was last year. No. It was the year before. They were making £6,000,000 a day out of the British taxpayer, out of British drivers. And £6,000,000 a day equates to £18,000,000,000 a year. So it's a very well gov funded government department, very lucrative. So no wonder they wanna stick out. And this is the thing that irritates me also as you get all these little, solar powered little speed speed things that tell you what speed you're doing when you enter a village, and they tell you to slow down if you're doing 31 miles an hour, and it should be 30.
And then they say thank you patronizingly afterwards like only a machine can. I stick my fingers at them every time I drive by. Yeah. But Like, it's a gas wizard. I'm like, oh, yeah. Right. Wow. Yeah. You yeah. You'll you'll you'll be on camera there speeding through, flipping the bird authority. And when and when eventually when eventually these things are automated to give you a ticket, you'll be banged to rights, won't you? They'll give you extra on your ticket just purely because you're flipping the bird at them. Right? Probably. Oh, yeah. No. But all these things, all these you know, They're they're, they are deterrents at the moment. They are are are peaceful deterrents. But some sometime soon in the next few years, they will all become weaponized money making machines.
So and this is just to get you used to them being there. You know? Yeah. They've been around for years. Oh, there's one in in there's one in Crenshaw Downs actually takes you know, gives you a ticket. Oh, really? You know? So, yeah, it's just gonna be one of those things. That that that isn't the case, by the way, not that I'm aware at the moment in Quenchold Downs. If anyone living in New York area is listening, that's not the case. But in a few years' time, it will be. All these little speed monitoring things, they'll all, eventually just be you know, because you you've heard about this telemetric car insurance. I told you about it, didn't I, with, Von Kurt got some car insurance recently. And your car insurance was null and void unless you had your phone on you at all times while you were driving. And not only did you have to download an app so that it would link and and show that when you were driving and and when it wouldn't, you had to download a separate app that would show the first app when you were sat in a passenger seat or when you were sat in the driver's seat. That's how accurate it is now.
So it's gonna get to the point where, you know, they won't need to take a photograph of your number plate. They just they'll just pick you up because it's it's all being monitored by insurance anyway now with this whole telemetric thing. Yeah. Oh, it's through thirty two in a 30.
[01:26:36] Unknown:
Yeah. And there's lots of these, cameras anyway and works vans and stuff. I remember my son being, cautioned because he was smoking in his van. Oh, dang. So I could see everything.
[01:26:50] Unknown:
Yeah.
[01:26:51] Unknown:
Yeah. Inside and out. Monitored. Big brother is watching.
[01:26:55] Unknown:
Well, and everyone thinks it's a good idea to have these cameras, dash cams. Yeah. I get it. I get it. But, you know, you think you think about the responsibility and the cause and effect. Half the reason these dash cams came in was not because people were dishonest during, you know, having an accident or anything like that. It was mainly because you had all these gangs going around, particularly up in Birmingham and those areas. They're dry you know, drive pulling in front of someone and then slamming on the brakes or reversing into them on purpose to claim on the insurance for these vehicles.
It was an insurance scam. So, hence, they've popularized these dash cams. And they're sort of saying, oh, it is a good isn't it a handy thing to have? But, no, it's it's you you think it's it's been born out of crime. It's been born out of a a crime that was being perpetrated in the first place, and what a handy thing to take advantage of. So, yeah, it wouldn't surprise me if, certain groups were in charge of these little crime syndicates in the first place. That's a good that's a good easy way to ensure we can have cameras in every vehicle.
[01:27:58] Unknown:
Mhmm. You know?
[01:28:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, I'm suspicious. And I was such a suspicious mind. I just had a question here from Arthur in the chat regarding Britons. Are you aware of any tribes on this island other than the following six? Before you've even listed the six, I I would I'm not gonna know, Warren. So He has to. You can you can edge. Scots, Manx.
[01:28:27] Unknown:
Laiogren, English, Cornish, Crumby, Welsh.
[01:28:33] Unknown:
No. Not not aware. Not not that well read that far back. I go back as far as about the Boer War. Maybe a little bit of Napoleonic stuff, but, yeah, the Boer War onwards is is kind of my forte.
[01:28:52] Unknown:
Never mind. Well No. We are approaching the bottom of the hour. So would you like to start with your granddad's book? I have no reference this week because I lent your book to well, my book. I lent it to Graham, and then he gave me a book to lend to you.
[01:29:08] Unknown:
And I said, oh, thank you. We fight them in gunboats?
[01:29:11] Unknown:
Yes. That's the one.
[01:29:12] Unknown:
Oh, I'm re do you know what? You've been promising me that since since I think we went for that first drink at the Langhorne in Newquay.
[01:29:21] Unknown:
So Well, I must read it first.
[01:29:24] Unknown:
No. No. You are to deliver it.
[01:29:27] Unknown:
It's a It's okay because I'll forget everything that's in it. So
[01:29:31] Unknown:
Well, all the more point all the more point that you hand it to me first. As at least, I'll retain it. And you can you can not retain it anytime you like. It's not gonna make any difference, is it? Okay. Alright. Well, it's here. I'll check. I'll check. I might just pop it in the post to you, actually, because I don't know when I'm gonna next see you. Well, I mean, yeah, I might be passing or you might passing in this direction. Who knows? I will we'll organize something fairly soon. Okey dokey. Fairly soon. Yeah.
Okay. Yeah. So,
[01:29:57] Unknown:
did you I'm gonna get moaned at if you don't do a xylophone. Patrick's gonna moan at you if you don't do a xylophone. I'll get it out. I'll get it loud. As Warren always says, xylophone's lives matter. Don't think I can promise you a tune though this week.
[01:30:17] Unknown:
The hills are alive with the sound of music. I can't go any lower. Yeah. I like that. Yeah. That's good. I can keep it going. I'm coming on. I'm coming on. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I certainly got a lot lot more complicated since the first shows. Well, that's not to take away. That's not to take away anything from your your technical ability when it comes to a a seven note xylophone.
[01:30:40] Unknown:
A kid's one at that. Yeah.
[01:30:43] Unknown:
Yeah. Oh, you for a kid's one, you're making it sound amazing. Thank you. Thank you.
[01:30:47] Unknown:
Yeah. Okay. High praise indeed. Stop
[01:30:50] Unknown:
stop stroking your ego now. There you go. I should be opening talent shows right over to you. She had can't imagine it going down pretty oh, wait. We will definitely make the outtakes on X Factor. Definitely. Probably just for the go, you'd have at Simon Cowell afterwards, I would imagine. Okay. So quick disclaimer before we start. If I'm reading yeah. I'm reading a book, folks. Everything unless I say otherwise, everything I'm about to say comes from my granddad's book, Hidden Government, that was written back in 1954. If anyone has a problem with anything that is read hereafter, I suggest you look around the world we live in and shut your mouth. No. I don't mean that.
By all means, contact me. Maleficus outlook dot com. My idea is not to set out to offend. It's simply to, you know, bring to light information that isn't necessarily in mainstream education. How about that? That's that's as good enough to disclaimer as I need. Although, I did like the first caveat, to be honest. So, anyway, so the this we're we're partway through the chapter, Palestine and the plan. And, he'd spent the first part of the chapter talking about the the legitimacy of their of of Jew the Jewish claim to Palestine, now Israel, in the first place.
We we also touched a little bit on, the Balfour declaration, and we also touched a little bit on Lawrence of Arabia. Just to clarify, I got a a a message last week. I'm aware that Lawrence of Arabia died in 1935, I think it was. 3536. It was well before World War two. My reference towards World War two is the fact that we all knew full well, or should I say, they all knew full well at that point that World War two was going to occur by hook or by crook. And, what I find very interesting about the Lawrence of Arabia thing is that he was a household name. He was he had been used I tell you what, there's been a really good broadcast recently by doctor Peter Hammond on an Andrew Hitchcock's show. So if anyone wants to go to a chdot, achshow.com, the last interview with doctor Peter Hammond was absolutely phenomenal and so well researched as it always is as it always is with, Peter.
But Peter touches on the conspiracy around, Lawrence of Arabia's death. And there were quite a few witnesses to his death. Three witnesses described him being hit by a car. But when the inquest came, that car had disappeared, including the mechanic's, description of the bike and all that kind of thing. Loads of things had disappeared. Prior to his death, he was involved as I said before, he was, he had refused to go back and serve in the army. If a war was brewing, he decided that he would join the RAF. And he tried once to join, under a false name and was refused, and then was told from very high up, or the superior officer was told from very high up that you had to take this man on anyway regardless of who he was calling himself.
So he joined as a mechanic, but also he was he around the time, he was involved very much so as I sort of touched on last week, he was involved very much so with the, with Mosley's Black Shirts Party, which was the British Union of Fascists. He had his ear to the ground in all sorts of different places because he was very anti the war, because he realized how he had been used. You know, the guy refused a knighthood from the king for his deeds over in the Middle East. He refused a knighthood because of how the Arabs were treated after he left. So that shows you how vehemently he was opposed to all that. So when the second World War came about, he was also opposed to that. And there was rumors that he was being, lined up for a meeting with none other than Adolf Hitler.
And if that had taken place, you know, such a prominent British figure, it's rather like Lady Diana in our era, Princess Diana in our era, going to visit, I don't know, Saddam Hussein and smoothing everything out. You know? So, yeah, it's, so we touched on all that. So, I I've digressed a little bit there just because of the question I got last week. So, so we are talking. He's there there now, he's therefore now talking in this little section of the chapter about, their claim their them gaining Palestine. So, so as for the first claim, consider this, so this is from the book now, as for the first claim, consider this, they had been wandering and settled in every land that could stomach them for over twenty centuries without once even showing this determined and united resolve to claim, much less return to Palestine?
Why then this sudden upsurge of love that was willing to sacrifice all for its ideal? Might might not one be justified in thinking it would somewhat resemble the story of a missing wife who found her long lost maternal instincts and wifely duty again and returned home as soon as she heard that her husband had inherited a fortune. As for the second and much more likely for Dury's sudden passion for the land they had abandoned all those centuries ago, consider the nature and the extent of the undeveloped wealth of Palestine, probably greater than in any one of the same size throughout the world.
The late Lord Moyne, High Commissioner, openly set his face against the monopoly of this vastly undeveloped wealth to any nation or race. So he was against anyone settling there and developing its wealth. Yeah. He was assassinated by the Stern Gang while the president of the Zionist Federation boldly boasted, the key to the doors of Palestine are not in the pocket of the high commissioner, but in the pocket of the Jews of New York. And this, through the Palestine corporation of New York, the basis of the struggle in Palestine is therefore obviously a struggle for the monopoly of wealth there and in the Dead Sea and, and in the Dead Sea area and indicates the answer in stone cold reality. So the following is an extract from a publication, production of mineral Minerals from the Waters of the Dead Sea Area, 19 15.
Okay. So the book was written in '54. So this is a study dating back to 1915, Minerals from the Dead Sea Area. So potassium chloride, 200,000,000 metric tonnes. Magnesium bromide, 980,000,000 metric tonnes. Sodium chloride, 11,000 metric tonnes. Magnesium chloride, 22,000 metric tonnes. Calcium chloride, 6,000 metric tonnes. Potash, inexhaustible. Kylonite, in excess of potash. Oil, estimate not known, but proved to be present by the Standard Oil Company. Gold, worth approximately 5,000 million, estimate for French scientists. These facts were not lost upon parliament as the following extracts from a speech by Major Legebuc in parliament July 1948 will show.
As long as long ago as 1864, it was suggested to the Turks that potash could be produced from the Dead Sea. The date of that is important because it's preceded by thirty three years, the first Zionist Congress of eighteen ninety seven. Since then, various Zionists have commented on future economic prospects. And, at a meeting addressed by Mr. Ettinger on the 05/29/1929 of the Zionist Federation of Sydney, Australia. Mister Ettinger is recorded to have said this when referring to the Novomaski concession, which has since become the Palestine Potash Company. Had we lost this concession, our whole future in Palestine might have been in danger.
All these matters are of an economic nature, but it is the it is in this sphere our political work is most important. A year before that, the Jewish head of the ICI, Sir Alfred Mond, who later became the first Lord Melchiot, addressing a conference of Zionists and non Zionists in the Biltmore Hotel, New York, on the 10/20/1928, said in urging non Zionist Jews to join the Zionist movement, Let me tell you, you cannot afford to wait while we are discussing other people are acting. Whereas we have reports to the possibilities in Palestine, Gentiles are acquiring the land and beginning to take possession of all the best things in the country.
If we do not get together and do something within the next five years, the opportunity may be so slight, and the ideal we have set before us in Palestine may never be realized. I'm not troubling about the economic development of Palestine. That is assured. The problem is, who will do it? So, the following had a direct bearing on the sordid and explosive quarrel over Palestine. Rufus Isaacs, later lord Redding and viceroy of India. Interesting person to look up folks, Rufus Rufus Isaacs. If you get a chance, he had his hands in all sorts of things. Conducted an agreement between the British government and Washington in 1917.
It is vital we should know the details of that agreement because it's believed that important sessions to Jews were given by this agreement. What were they? Knowing this, we could possibly learn the beginning of the conspiracy which reached its reached its zenith in the imbroglio over Palestine. Now I've tried to look up what that agreement is, and I've come up with blank cards. So there's still no information on it. Like, easily publicly available. So the reformed Jew, HH Klein, says that the British government British government gave a Zionist syndicate called Palestine Limited all the oil, potash, and other minerals of the Dead Sea.
This syndicate was composed of Lord Melchett. There's gonna be some other names you'll recognize now here, listeners and Shelley. Warburg, Guggenheim, Lehman, and other Zionist Jews. Mister Klein values these materials at $500,000,000,000 and asserts that the invasion of Palestine is for them. That is a quote from a book called Traitors by a guy called Armstrong. Some listeners are probably familiar with that book. So, the Patriot of August 1948 quoted Doctor. Homer, M A SCD, and coming from one of the, one with great personal and scientific knowledge of Palestine, what she says is a monotiff.
Long ago, I came to the conclusion that financial Jewry, both Zionist and non Zionist, were furthering the aspirations of fanatical Zionism for its own ends, to gain the possession of Palestine, and that it would be kept fallow until such time as they could as they could be developed for the aggrandizement of financial Jewry. Financial Jewry has undoubtedly supported the aims of Zionists, moderate, political, and economic, because it seeks the political and economic advantages in the struggle for world domination, which is which Jew controlled Palestine would afford.
The late mister Ernest Bevin, a foreign secretary whose untiring labours received the admiration of most people, staked his reputation on settling the Palestine question, which as as we have seen, is no question. Mister Bevin was betrayed by personages behind the scenes, and he's likely that he knew that himself. For instance, the settlement was made impossible by president Truman. With the Jew vote and the general election in sight, blew negotiations sky high by demanding the immediate entry of a hundred thousand Jews into Palestine. And at a time, it was difficult enough in all conscience to deal with the situation.
It is reported that Truman was warned before the president presidential election in November 1948 that he would lose the Jewish vote if he supported the resolutions submitted to the UNO by Great Britain for calling of sanctions against Jews if they did not withdraw from Negev in Palestine. Now, which had been taken from, the Egyptians by the Jews during a truce. So, underneath here, it says, Count Bernadotte, who was appointed mediator in the Palestine dispute, expressed so, while this meeting was going on, yeah, camp Bernadotte, who was appointed mediator in the Palestine dispute, expressed the opinion that in all fairness, the Negev should be given to the Arabs.
He was assassinated. Moving on. A cable was sent from New York to Paris where the delegates were meeting at the time, informing the British delegates that The USA no longer backed the proposed sanctions to which The USA, to which The USA agreed. The diplomatic policy of the British Commonwealth had, yeah, the diplomatic policy of the British Commonwealth had to perform a contortionist act and became subordinate to the exurgencies of the USA general election, I e, you know, the the British foreign policy became subordinate to what was going on in in America because of the vote.
So so so to put the kibosh on on the on, you know, president Truman carrying through with an an agreement that had already been come to, he then turned around and obviously said, right. I want a hundred thousand Jews exported into Palestine, which left the Brits in a in a difficult situation. So I'm just sort of, summing those two little par three paragraphs up there. So, speaking of communist infill infiltration into trade unions, on the September 15 in 1948, Mr. Bevin remarked, we are up against a plan. Indeed so.
Not only the trade unions, but in Palestine and every other country. We are up against a plan, the plan. As protocol nine says, the weapons in our hands are limitless ambition, burning greediness, merciless vengeance, hatreds, and malice. And protocol seven admonishes, in a word, to sum up our system and this will blow you away, Shelley, when you think about, you know, various world events, what they call black ops, that kind of thing. In a word, to sum up our system of keeping the governments of the Goyim in Europe in check, we shall show our strength to one of them by terrorist attempts.
We must be in a position to respond to every act of opposition by war with the neighbors of that country which dares to oppose us. But if these neighbors should also venture to stand collectively together against us, then we must offer resistance by a universal war. Mister Bevin was right. We are up against a plan. The plan, the provisions of protocol seven and protocol nine are rapidly taking shape. At a Manchester social socialist conference, mister Bevin admitted, it's really a war between Jews and Gentiles. The Jew, Karl Marx, said that communism can never conquer the world before the British Empire has been overthrown.
The age old plot against Great Britain has made, is made clear in the clear by Jew Abelin in his book. He writes, the Jews will not get Palestine until the fall of English imperialism. And the late Sir Stafford Cripps added, it's fundamental to socialism that the British Empire be liquidated. How did he get a knighthood, that guy? Sir? Anyway, there are obviously certain British politicians and you'll love this you'll love this paragraph, Shelley and listeners. There are obviously and forget that he's writing in 1954. Alright?
There are obviously certain British politicians and public men in league with the Zionists, and their identity is a matter for the electors of Great Britain to demand. If for no other reason than the Palestine betrayal, put a premium on aggression and clamour, as we know, to our costs and shame. As these pages are written, Egypt is rattling the sword in the hope that it will persuade Great Britain to scuttle from the Suez Canal, thus cutting our lifeline with Australia, New Zealand, India, and the Far East. Should any British British politician agree to concede to Egyptian Egyptian demands, his or her identity as a traitor will be clearly exposed.
Before we leave this chapter, there is a matter which could well have had a different a a direct influence on the sordid story of Palestine amounting to betrayal of the nation to Zionist intrigue. The late Haim Weizmann, it's spelled Chaim, but it's pronounced Haim, I believe. Haim Weizmann, the first president of the Israel government, a Russian born Jew, an ardent Zionist, came to Brit Britain, Great Britain early in the century to study chemistry. By the outbreak of war in 1914, he had become a skillful research worker. At the period of serious crisis in the production of music munitions, Weizmann is said to have discovered an important high explosive.
Mister Lloyd George, then minister of munitions, realizing the immense value of his discovery, is reported to have asked Weizmann what royalty or reward he would expect for his valuable contribution to the war effort. And for that, Weitzman declined monetary reward, instead asking for an assurance that the British government would recognize the claim of his race to Palestine on conclusion of the war. So where one reflects upon the Balfour Declaration and the secret Anglo USA agreement in Washington in 1917 conducted by the late Lord Redding, it is reasonable to assume therein resided the ingredients for complying with Weitzman's request for support of the British government in the outrageous Jewish claim of Palestine.
So that's a that's a really interesting, because, obviously, that wasn't that was that's publicly known now, what Haym Weisman did. That's publicly known. But I think when granddad was writing this book, it wasn't necessarily, you know, everyday public knowledge. So it's interesting, isn't it, that after after Caine Wiseman comes here to study, he creates this really impressive explosive, which, wow, don't half help our war effort. And when asked, you know, what can we give you in return for the use of your brilliant discovery?
He says nothing. I don't want any money. I just I just want you to recognize that Palestine belongs to the the Jews. That's a very strange request, really, for someone that's, in employment as, you know, government research. But, nevertheless, we then have the Balfour Declaration, which we covered earlier in the chapter, which as far as my granddad was concerned, was nothing more than, you know, how did he word it? Where are we? Where are we? There we go. Which in fact was not more not at first more than an expression of genteel and pious personal opinion uttered by Arthur j Balfour as a guest at a public dinner. So it was never even initially written down.
Yeah. But now we have it written. The Balfour Declaration is is, you know, it's it's signed and sealed and put into government policy and blah blah blah blah blah. You know, that and the fact that there was this secret meeting, which I still haven't been able to dig anything up on either, between Lord Redding or Rufus Isaacs. If anyone knows if anyone can shed any light on that, please let me know. [email protected]. Because it would your granddad said back then, it's imperative that we should know what happened in that meeting because it's obvious that a lot of concessions were made towards towards the Zionist claim to Palestine.
[01:53:35] Unknown:
Oh, you've got me wanting to go down a rabbit hole now. I love trying to find pain in the house.
[01:53:40] Unknown:
Yeah. Well, Rufus Isaacs, that's a good place to start. But he obviously, this this Anglo USA agreement in Washington in 1917, that was before the war that was before the first World War ended.
[01:53:54] Unknown:
You know? Yeah. It was all planned.
[01:53:57] Unknown:
Yeah. It's it's all you know, the machinery is all working at high speed at that point. Yeah. Britain is losing oh, as Peter Hammond pointed out on Andy's show, Britain was losing the war left, right, and center. We had all these dreadful losses, all these dreadful defeats. We had the Battle of the Somme, which ended up with a million people, a a million Brits killed or in or wounded for the gain of about four kilometers of land, which they lost again shortly afterwards. And what was the fucking point? Excuse my French, but, you know, it it doesn't half make me angry. You think with the story, you had my mom on at the weekend, and she told you a part of a story that I'd not actually heard that section of before about my granddad's friend when they went out, you know, into the field.
They were told to go and take out something that only a handful of them were allowed to go, and they were likely not gonna come back. And when that was when granddad had a shell go off next to him and filled him full of shrapnel, left him blind in one eye and deaf in one ear. And his mate, who was a piper in the regiment, he turned round, and he just disappeared. He never saw him again. He would've just been scattered over the landscape. Yeah.
[01:55:11] Unknown:
What for?
[01:55:13] Unknown:
You know? Makes me so angry. It does. Still now. And I can't understand why people wouldn't be angry about that.
[01:55:20] Unknown:
Because they don't know the in depths, do they? Unless they know people that were in the war, unless they've learned about you know, I mean, I would never have had really you see movies and stuff, don't you? When you think that's harrowing enough, but they and, I mean, I know a lot of them. They're just false anyway to a degree. But Yeah. When you're reading in-depth encounters I mean, I don't know why. I picked up Hellstorm again yesterday because I'm about three quarters of a way through it and just read another chapter. And again, it's just rape and pilgrimage.
Yeah. They just raped their way through Germany. Yeah. They did. Yeah. Even after saying that the war was over, they still carried on.
[01:56:01] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. As I say, as as I'm aware, after after everything all the dust had settled, there was still another 50,000 rapes recorded in Berlin alone, and that's just the ones that were recorded. 50,000.
[01:56:15] Unknown:
Oh, no. It's disgusting. And it makes you wonder how many of those people you know, like, you got the people that served in the war. They've got PTSD from it, horrendous nightmares, and things like that. I wonder how many of those that went home have the same thing, but for what they did because they were all doing it. Yeah. Yeah. We'll never know. We'll never know. I would like to look into that because I'm a bit sick. Yeah. No. No. Who's gonna write? Oh, I don't know. But I just cut it's like those people realistically, just the horror of the whole raping of Germany, from what I can tell, it was just rape. The whole country was raped the whole way through.
[01:56:56] Unknown:
And not just once. It's certainly the it's certainly the impression that the book leaves, isn't it? It is. It is. Yeah. Yeah.
[01:57:03] Unknown:
Yeah. And not just women as well, but yeah. No. No. No. Old people, children.
[01:57:09] Unknown:
Yeah.
[01:57:10] Unknown:
Yeah. Because it's it's quite graphic, that book, isn't it? And it was saying about how they've, like how some of the women tried to make themselves look uglier and uglier and older and stuff, but they didn't care. You know? Just they're just brutal animals. Evil. I think if I was in a position, you gotta kind of try and join in. Otherwise, you're gonna be short. But that's the thing, isn't it? It's like if if you don't join in, you're dead. I don't know. I don't know. It's a really freaking Yeah.
[01:57:39] Unknown:
Dumb bad thinking about really. Yeah. I think I think I'd rather try and answer for taking my own life than I would. Yeah. Yeah. You know? I I know you're not supposed to, you know, you're not supposed to. But I think it's only Buddhist Buddhism that agrees with you taking your own life because it's the only life that you're allowed to take. But all other religions frown upon it deeply, I'm sure. But I think I would, I'd rather try and get to the pearly gates and answer for that one.
[01:58:04] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. You know? Yeah. Well, there we are, Maleficus. That rounds up another week.
[01:58:11] Unknown:
It does. Well, look. Next week is exciting chapter, state control and the plan. Mhmm. And it starts with, starts with a lovely quote from Stalin, which is, there is no justice. There is there is no such thing as eternal justice. Laws are merely the means whereby those in power carry out their will. Human beings have no God given rights and are therefore subject to be taken away by man.
[01:58:36] Unknown:
How'd you like that? I love it. I love it. Because he's a character I want to know a lot more about as well. Well, because the more you find out, the more
[01:58:45] Unknown:
mind you, he got his comeuppance. They all do. They all get their comeuppance.
[01:58:50] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. I remember when I was at a car boot sale last year, actually, this lady was so selling all of her dad's old books and stuff, and there was lots of bits. I mean, they weren't cheap, and she said I've had to, like, work out off eBay and things like that, but there was books about styling and stuff like that. He would have had a field day.
[01:59:07] Unknown:
I would have done. I'd have I'd have bought spent a fortune. And I'd have another big stack of books collecting dust that I haven't got to yet.
[01:59:14] Unknown:
Yeah. Yeah. Well, there's any Love it. Come in. Right, my lovely. I love it. No. Well, thank you very much. And, Brilliant. Have an awesome week, everybody. We'll be back the same time next week.
[01:59:25] Unknown:
Toodle o. Thanks for having me back on.
[01:59:38] Unknown:
Cheerio.
[02:00:21] Unknown:
I'm on government's
Introduction and Technical Difficulties
Guest Introduction: Guy Anderson
Discussion on Tartaria and Historical Mysteries
The Role of Giants and Ancient Civilizations
Agenda 21 and Future Predictions
Mud Floods and Historical Catastrophes
Cabbage Patch Kids and Orphan Trains
Churches, Cymatics, and Frequency Manipulation
Listener Interaction and Technical Issues
Grandfather's Book: Hidden Government
