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I believe that mass immigration won't solve world poverty and instead serves a different agenda, which I see as a threat to White populations. I reference Bari Weiss for insights on the origins of mass immigration. Additionally, I highlight Eli Yishai's views on immigration into Israel, where he suggests making life difficult for those who cannot be deported. I also mention how refugees are prepared for their arrival in new countries, with surprising support upon their arrival.
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We'll never come close to putting a dent in world poverty through mass immigration, the real agenda is to eliminate the White people in these countries. Jews push the mass immigration, if you find that statement as antisemitic, there's 2 videos below of them saying it theirselves.
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Mass immigration to the United States does not significantly reduce global poverty. Since 1990, the U.S. has accepted about 1 million legal immigrants annually, but this is negligible compared to the 3 billion people worldwide living on less than $2 a day. Most immigrants come from relatively better-off populations, not the poorest. Even doubling immigration to 2 million would not make a noticeable difference and could harm vulnerable groups in the U.S. The real change agents are those who stay in their home countries to improve conditions. With millions more being born into poverty each year, immigration cannot effectively address global suffering. The focus should be on helping people where they live, as 99.9% will never be able to immigrate to wealthier nations.
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Speaker 0: Some people say that mass immigration into the United States can help reduce world poverty. Is that true? Well, no. It's not. And let me show you why.
This gumball represents the 1,000,000 legal immigrants that the United States has taken every year on average since 1990. Now, who in the world deserves our humanitarian compassion? The World Bank has one measure of the desperately poor of the world. They make less than $2 a day. And how many people make less than $2 a day in the world?
We'll start with Africa. In Africa alone, there are 650,000,000 people who make less than $2 a day. 650,000,000. And in India, another 890,000,000 people, desperately poor. China adds another 480,000,000 people, making less than $2 a day.
And unfortunately, the rest of Asia has a heartbreaking 810,000,000 people who the World Bank says make less than $2 a day. And finally, there's 105,000,000 of Latin America's population that are desperately poor. All told, the World Bank says there are 3,000,000,000 people in the world, 3,000,000,000 people who are desperately poor, making less than $2 a day. That's 3,000 gumballs. And every year, we take a million and suggest that we've somehow made a humanitarian difference.
Of course, we don't pull our immigrants from these desperately poor populations, do we? These people are too poor, too sick, too disconnected to make it here as immigrants. We tend to pull our immigrants out of the better off poor of the world. And Mexico tends to define the type of immigrant that we bring here because the plurality of people come from Mexico. And Mexico is poor.
How many people in the world live in countries that have average incomes lower than that of Mexico? And the World Bank tells us that that number is these 3,000,000,000 plus another 2.6 1,000,000,000 people. 5,600,000,000 people in the world who live in countries with average incomes below that of Mexico. That's 5,600 gumballs. And so what is it that the elites are telling us?
They're telling us that when we take this 1,000,000 immigrants, that we somehow or another are tackling world poverty. And we have to do it regardless of the effect on our unemployed, the working poor, the most vulnerable members of our society, regardless of the effect on our natural resources. Even if we went by the most radical proposals in Washington, which are to actually double our immigration to 2,000,000 a year, which would totally overwhelm our physical, natural, and social infrastructures, we couldn't make a noticeable difference. And we may be really hurting the impoverished people of the world because the million that we do take are among the most energetic, often the better educated. Certainly, the most dissatisfied people that if they did not immigrate would be the agents for change to improve the lot of all the people in these countries.
The true heroes in the global humanitarian field are the people in these countries who have the wherewithal to immigrate to another country, but instead stay in their countries to apply their skills to help their fellow countrymen. Unfortunately, our immigration system tends to entice these very type of people to abandon their countrymen. The impossibility of making even a dent is actually worse than it looks here because last year, when we took 1,000,000 immigrants, these countries added, burst over deaths, 80,000,000 more people into the impoverished population. And this year, Congress is bringing in a 1000000 legal immigrants. And this year, according to the United Nations, these countries are expected to add another 80,000,000 people.
And next year, you could be quite sure that Congress, unless stopped by the American voters, will bring in another 1,000,000 immigrants. And these countries, unfortunately, will be adding another 80,000,000 people into these impoverished nations. We could take 5,000,000 a year, but we'd never get ahead of what's happening in these countries, not in this century. Don't you see? Immigration can never be an effective or significant way to deal with the suffering people of the world.
They have to be helped where they live. 99.9% of them will never be able to immigrate to rich country. There's no hope for that. They have to bloom where they're planted. The only place that 99.9% of these people can be helped is where they live.
Let's help them there.
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Why don’t they ever wanna talk about usury? All I see is rampant usury, the Christians are not in control of the US. https://t.co/LiPwhNWWQC
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Usury, or lending money at interest, was historically illegal in Christian nations, leading to Jewish individuals filling that role. Over generations, this resulted in significant economic power for Jews, prompting kings to expel them repeatedly. This cycle of exclusion occurred across various countries for centuries, contributing to the Jewish diaspora. Napoleon highlighted the dangers of compound interest, suggesting it could lead to widespread property loss. Today, debt slavery has replaced traditional forms of slavery, with credit card debt and student loans binding individuals financially. Pareto's principle observed that a small percentage of families owned most of the land, coinciding with the rise of modern banking in Italy.
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Speaker 0: Called usury. Usury is illegal. So in Christian nations, lending money for an interest rate was illegal. So because it was illegal for the Christians, who did the lending? The Jews.
So there was Christians who could lend for 0% or no didn't lend at all. And then these people called the Jews would come over and start lending money. They would start charging money. And in a couple generations, guess what would happen to the economy? The Jews owned everything.
And then guess what the king did? Rounded them up and threw them out of the country. Then they go to the next country and what would they do? Same thing. And what would that king do?
Round them up, kick them out of the country. This went on for 1000 of years. This is this is why the Jews in history have had no country because the king would have the they would say, no usury, no money lending, and they would start the money lending. They would start the central bank to compete with the king. The king would kick them out.
They go to the next country, do it again. So this has happened over and over and over again because this quote right here from Napoleon, he's he would show the compound interest tables and he said in a very short amount of time, compound interest would eat up every piece of property in France. In fact, I'm gonna show you how powerful compound interest is. Very scary thing. And there's a reason why it was illegal.
Illegal, illegal, illegal in the Christian nations and the Christian philosophy because it would literally enslave people. Guys, the interest on credit cards enslave people today. Does student loans enslave people today? We no longer have forced slavery. We have debt slavery now.
It is no longer forced slavery. There's not a mass with a whip whipping you anymore to pick cotton or something like that or build wallets or whatever you're doing, build boats, all sorts of slavery. We now have debt slavery where somebody prints money and you now have to pay the money back plus interest. K. So Pareto's principle.
In Italy, an economist named Pareto noticed that 80% of the land was owned by the families. The start of modern banking was in Italy. You got population there.
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Hollywood & the adult entertainment industry was created by jews. Don’t call me antisemitic, here’s a video of a jewish man saying it himself. https://t.co/0KEa4fTIto
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In the early 1900s, German Jewish immigrants, facing antisemitism that limited their access to other industries, significantly influenced the adult entertainment industry, considered a "seedier cousin" to Hollywood, which already had Jewish involvement. By the 1960s and 70s, figures like Dan Maman and Danny Skura were prominent, followed by Reuben Sturman, an Orthodox Jew and the speaker's godfather, who revolutionized the industry. Sturman controlled distribution through his 200 bookstores and taxed others to carry his product.
Jews later dominated the manufacturing side, creating companies for replicating and printing adult content, essential due to mainstream printers' refusal to handle such material. Sturman died in prison for tax evasion after evading obscenity charges.
In the 1970s, many male performers were Jewish, while female performers were often Roman Catholic. Performers like Ron Jeremy and Hershel Savage entered the industry partly to "fuck Roman Catholic chicks" and fulfill fantasies. Jewish performers remain prevalent, including James Dean, Joanna Angel, and Daphne Rosen. Business ownership remains largely Jewish, with figures like Steve Hirsch (Vivid) and Steve Warrenstein (Wicked), and many others having Jewish ties or starting under Jewish mentorship.
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Speaker 0: So let's
Speaker 1: start with, I think, Mike, maybe you're the best one for this. Maybe the background of Jews and the adult entertainment industry, either from the filmmaking perspective, management perspective, active perspective, viewing perspective.
Speaker 0: I know.
Speaker 2: I'm sure this is the one
Speaker 0: you wanna think. I also wanna toss on it also. I'm curious.
Speaker 2: I didn't hear that. Jews in the adult
Speaker 0: industry, the there's a lot of them.
Speaker 2: It was pretty much founded by the adult industry. Or I'm I'm sorry.
Speaker 0: The Jews the adult I
Speaker 2: had a couple of years. The adult industry was pretty much founded by the Jews. Basically, in the early 1900, the the German Jewish immigrants came in. And when they were trying to get into different industries, there was a lot of antisemitism where they couldn't, get into normal ends of work.
Speaker 0: I'm not saying that porn's not normal. But,
Speaker 2: so they gravitated towards the porn industry because it's like kind of the seedier cousin of the Hollywood industry, which had already been controlled by the Jews. And basically, they pretty much just took it over. If you look at the the big stars did I break my chair already? No. Thanks.
Okay. So basically back in, you know, the 19 sixties, seventies, it was founded by people like Dan Maman, Danny Skura. And then later in the eighties, you know, the the godfather of the modern day porn industry, his name was Reuben Sturman, Who was actually an Orthodox Jew. He owned over 200 bookstores all around the country. He's actually my godfather, which is kinda weird.
But, so, Reuben Sturman what they what the Jews did pretty much was they revolutionized the adult industry and made it their own. So there was no space for antisemitism, and they basically controlled everything. So back in the eighties, the only way you could get pornography was to go through someone like Reuben Sturman. And he controlled, you know, all of his stores and all the stores that, that he didn't own. They had actually had to pay him a tax, to carry his product.
And he was the only place that you get product from peep shows from. And later, what the Jews did was, they started the manufacturing end of the business. There were a lot of Italians that were coming into the business, but what they did was they created the manufacturing side, which is the replication, the printing. Because back in the day, if you wanted to make a VHS or a beta tape or whatever, you couldn't go down to Kinko's or any mainstream printer and be like, I wanna print, you know, gang bang my mom number 3. I promise I would.
That works too. We haven't done that
Speaker 0: yet, but
Speaker 2: So what they did was they created all these companies that manufactured DVDs and VHS and beta and printing. And all the companies pretty much had to go through the Jews. So, Reuben Sermon actually eventually he died in prison. Not from they tried to get him from obscenity back in the eighties, which was a big thing. And, it actually still is a risen obscenity risk today.
But, he eventually died in prison because of tax evasion because he didn't want your taxes. So, you know, it has that we talk.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah. Choose the money is the next tab we talk. I mean, next year. Rabbi?
Speaker 1: So let's follow that up, with the relationship between the Jews who got involved in this industry because they couldn't get involved in mainstream and Hollywood. And their relationship with non Jews then were in this industry. Was there a stigma? Because while they did control a variety you know, historically, control a lot of this industry, was there a stigma about those who are actively, let's say, making the films about being Jewish in this movie? Was there a stigma within it?
And was there a stigma from other Jews who are in the community? And where is that at today versus historically?
Speaker 2: Let let me just answer that question with back in the seventies, the majority of the male porn performers were Jewish. And the majority of the female performers were Roman Catholic.
Speaker 0: And if
Speaker 2: you look at the names from, like, the classic porn stars, we got Ron Jeremy, which isn't really Jewish, but you have Hershel Savage. But it's it's it's kinda funny because those guys came into the industry. And I I actually asked a couple of them because I I asked Ron Jeremy. And I was like, why did you guys, you know, decide to go into the porn industry? Like, what was it that drew you?
And besides like, the obvious, they're like, I got to fuck Roman Catholic chicks. And fulfill every fan I'm I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: No. It's okay.
Speaker 2: Fornicate. And we feel like every fantasy that every Jewish boy has ever had. So, I think I think that the Jewish performers, they've always been really prevalent in the industry. Even now Ron Jeremy is
Speaker 0: still, you know, like, one of the most well known performers. James Dean,
Speaker 2: Joanna Angel, Daphne performers. James Dean, Joanna Angel, Daphne Rosen.
Speaker 0: And there's
Speaker 2: there's a bunch of them. And for the most part, the the business side is still controlled by Juice. You have Steve Hirsch, who runs Vivid. You have Steve Warrenstein, who runs Wicked. You have me, who runs the biggest foreign company in the world.
2nd. There you go. But for the most part, you know, all the all the business owners are are pretty much Jewish or have Jewish ties or at some point worked for a Jew in the foreign business and gave them their their start. So, I forgot what the question was, but I hope I answered it.
Speaker 0: You did. I read it. Hey.
Speaker 2: So that was I mean, that's what I wanted to add is there's, like, a lot of feminist porn that I don't know if you can call that Jewish pornography.
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Or call me antisemitic, the word means nothing anyway.
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I came across a 1940 NY Times article discussing a New World Order pledge to Jews. It reminded me of a statement made by Major General George Van Horn Moseley in 1938, which adds an intriguing historical context to the conversation.
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https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1940/10/06/issue.html
TimesMachine: Sunday October 6, 1940 - NYTimes.com
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Major General George Van Horn Moseley said this in 1938, interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Van_Horn_Moseley#cite_note-Bendersky255-12
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They lied about Adolf, and I've noticed a lot of anger surrounding this topic. My favorite movie used to be Inglorious Bastards, but I can't watch it anymore after learning more. There’s a thread with over 20 sources questioning the Holocaust, and some people have faced serious consequences for their views. I came across an article from 1940 discussing a New World Order pledged to Jews, which I found interesting. Since my video gained unexpected attention, I invite Holocaust believers to debunk the claims, as some Israelis feel the Holocaust is misused in the Diaspora.
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If anyone is genuinely curious, I noticed a lot of people are mad haha, let me start by saying my favorite movie not long ago was Inglorious Bastards, knowing what I know now, I’ll never watch the 💩 again. There’s probably 20+ sources in this thread, most of them got sent to prison.
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A massive thread questioning The Holocaust. 🧵⬇️ https://t.co/gKoKEdBvQ0
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Oh what’s this?
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New World Order Pledged To Jews - NY Times October 6th, 1940. https://t.co/7Q2c9TzvnJ
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Since this video got more eyes than expected, debunk all of this, Holocaust believers & jew lovers.
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“Many Israelis feel offended by the way in which the Holocaust is exploited in the Diaspora. They even feel ashamed that the Holocaust has become a civil religion for Jews in the United States.” “There’s no business like the Shoa business.” -Jacobo Timerman, a jewish man. https://t.co/SJdE1N4H6K
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Ernst Zündel - (AVOF 37) Cremation Technology & The Holocaust. https://t.co/KQUVwKifwN
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Ernst Zundel, President of Sammis Lab Publishers, discusses his involvement in the reprinting of the booklet "Did 6,000,000 Really Die?" and his subsequent trial for Holocaust denial. He presents the testimony of Ivan Lagasse, a crematory expert, who challenges the claims of the Holocaust by explaining the process of cremation and the limitations of the crematory units. Lagasse states that the high numbers of cremations alleged at Auschwitz-Birkenau are physically unrealistic and scientifically unsupported. He also refutes claims of a stench from burning bodies and the ability to determine the ethnicity of the victims based on the color of the smoke. Zundel concludes that the standard version of the Holocaust is a hoax and encourages further research on the topic.
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Speaker 0: I'm Erud Sundu, President of Sammis Lab Publishers Limited in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. To those of you who have never seen a showroom by us before, you will wonder why I'm holding up this booklet, Did 6,000,000 Really Die? Well, this booklet dominated 9 years of my life. I had reprinted it, it was the work of an English author, I reprinted it in Canada, distributed it widely to members of parliament, to clergy, engineers, historians and so on and found myself charged by the President of the Holocaust Remembrance Association of Toronto in 1983. She was a Jewish woman called Sabina Citron.
I had been researching and investigating the wild claims surrounding the Holocaust story with some skepticism and had casually talked to engineers and people involved in fumigation of buildings and so on and came to the conclusion that not all was true as concerned the Holocaust. And so when I was charged finally, I had to concentrate my mind on proving that there were some things wrong and did NOK6 1,000,000 really die. And so I dispatched a researcher to the local Toronto Crematory, which is within 500 meters walking distance of where I live and work. And the crematory operator there confirmed a number of my suspicions. Yes, he said it took quite a while to create a body and even with modern equipment, it could take up to 2 hours per body.
And yes, is that it is not true that there is a smell in the air as many of the Holocaust writers and alleged victims and eyewitnesses had claimed that they could smell the stench of burning human bodies from the crematory. Is it totally untrue that for over 130 years, there was no smell associated with the cremation of bodies. That of course was a revelation to me and I thought that a crematory operator, an expert from Toronto could easily come to the court and testify. Well, it wasn't so easy. He kindly but firmly declined because he said it would not be very good for his career and so on.
So then I spoke to my attorney and I said, well, how about if we ask the court to go to the crematory, meaning the jury, the judge, the court clerks, the prosecution and himself and myself and that then we could all together witness a cremation, which is sometimes done to go to not the scene of the crime, but the scene of some action. However, my legal advisors, my attorney and other advisers suggested that, that would be such an outrageous act and it would seem callous and so on that I should not do it, it would backfire on me. Well, finally, I was persuaded by that argument and, cast around to find a crematory expert that could help me and give some expert testimony. I found this man in the person of a man called Ivan Lagasse and Ivan Lagasse's testimony is contained in this book about my trial, it's called Did You Will Die? The Evidence in the Ernst and Young Holocaust Trial in 1988.
You will find it in Page 267 to Page 271. And I'll just quickly quote some background of Ivan Lagaest, the man who finally became my expert on Crematory's and we say here that he testified April 5th April 6, 1988 and his testimony can be found in volume 27 of the court transcripts of my 1988 trial, if you want to verify what I'm going to tell you in a minute. Ivan Nagase was tendered as an expert in the practical aspects of crematorium practice. Nagase worked as a professional embalmer funeral director and crematory manager Humber College in Ontario Humber College in Ontario and in 1979 obtained his diploma in Ontario license. In 1983, he obtained his Alberta license.
You can find that in volume 27, pages 7,383 to 7,394 in the court transcripts of my 1988 trial, date April 5 April 6, 1988. The fact that he is an expert is borne out as we continue on Page 268. In the course of his career, Lageis had dealt with over 10,000 bodies in his work and had cremated over 1,000 bodies himself. The work involved bodies in a variety of physical conditions from accident and fire victims to people who died of highly contagious diseases. Now he used flow charts to explain to the jury, which are for a layman, the process of cremation.
He brought along fire bricks and he let them feel it and touch it, lift it in order to show what kind of material was involved. He also pointed out that these fire bricks are extremely expensive, costing up to $60 for 1 brick and that, therefore, it is a very costly matter if the operator isn't very careful or if the cremation retort is crowded. He was asked to look at the blueprints that we had obtained of the Bokenau Auschwitz Bokenau cremation area. And he indicated after studying it with amazement that the Bow Valley Crematorium where he was the director of and using overhead slides, he pointed to the crematory's cremation chamber, the flame port, the smoke channel and settling chamber and the afterburner. And he testified that it was obvious that the Germans were concerned with environmental effects of the crematory.
La Gaze also found the most amazing and unique part of the Birkenau Crematory to be the stack, calculated to be 45 feet high and therefore very similar to Beau Valley Crematorium stack. In Lagege's opinion, the rate of burn of the Birkenau unit would be as efficient, but not more than his own unit in Calgary. Now I want to be absolutely sure that you understand this. We are talking here the Germans 19 41, 2, 3, 4 technology, and he is working in 1988 at that time in the Bow Valley Crematory in Calgary, Alberta. So the Germans had in those concentration camps state of the art crematories, which were not surpassed anywhere at that time in the world.
And Lageis was saying the only difference was the Germans used coal fired crematories, whereas in Canada, they used natural gas. Now this is an advantage because a coal fired crematory, of course, the ashes are in there, they are glowing, they are hot and you cannot at will cool it down, whereas in a Canadian or North American crematory, you can if you use natural gas because just what you do is you turn the flame down and finally turn the flame off and so the cooling process is much faster. So potentially, in a Canadian crematory, you could reach much higher cremation rates. And then he was asked about the Holocaust claims of numbers of cremations at Auschwitz Birkenau. And Lageries commented on Raul Hilberg's claiming the destruction of European Jews, 2nd edition page 978, capacities of the 46 retorts in the 4 crematories at Wirgenau.
And he said, quoting Doctor. Hilberg, the theoretical daily capacity of the 4 Wirgenau crematory was somewhat over 4,400 persons or cadavers, but with break downs and slowdowns, the practical limit was almost always lower. Laguerre stated that this claim was ludicrous. Based on his own experience, Laguerre testified that it would only have been possible to create a maximum of 184 bodies a day in Bergenau. So the words that he used is preposterous, beyond the realm of reality, ludicrous.
And then he was asked by the defense attorney my defense attorney, Di Chrystie, about Riedlinger, who claimed 6,000 a day to be cremated, others who claimed 8,000 people were burned. And some of them said 24,000 were handled a day. To this, Ivan Lagaest, the Canadian crematory expert says, it was irresponsible. These people were irresponsible with their facts because this doesn't even begin to end the reality at all. It is just physically unrealistic.
Physically unrealistic. In other words, science dares to say the Holocaust, as we have heard it, is basically a hoax because if the story of this massive burning and so on is untrue, The people who claim these ridiculously high numbers of victims have to explain where the bodies went or where they wear or where the mass graves are. They have no answers. Then they take refuge, of course, sometimes in burning pits. And the burning pits simply are equally untrue.
A, I looked at all kinds of aerial photographs of these camps. There are no burning pits, there is no smoke rising from open burning pits, which you certainly would have to see because you see everything else. You see steam coming from a locomotive, why would you not see smoke coming from 4000 or 10000 burning bodies. Also, there are no mountains of coals near the crematory that would be necessary or near the burning pits, they're not there. And Lageries makes another good point is that the Germans had this unique construction of crematories at Auschwitz and there were 3 retorts built next to one another.
He said that's very efficient and it is cheaper to build a crematory like that, but if one brick in one unit became defective, cracked or broke, and therefore, it would paralyze all 3 units. So what seemed efficient at first is very costly and time consuming and expensive after because not only can you not cremate in the one that is damaged, but you cannot cremate in the 2 adjacent ones because you cannot have 2,200 Degrees Fahrenheit radiating around, while the next site is being constructed. Also he said, after crematory, retort is being repaired. It takes between 3 4 weeks to cure it, and you can only start to cremate people slowly, maybe 1 a day or maximum 2 a day and so on rather than 1 every 2 hours or 2.5 hours. That's the reality.
Science has proven that the standard version that you and I hear in Hollywood films or see on television shows or read in these survival books or are exposed to at the Holocaust Museum in Washington DC are in effect, if not bold faced outright lies, they are certainly fanciful tales told by people who report hearsay rumors from a 50 year ago wartime situation. Inform yourself, you can get information and books and videos about this topic from us at Sami Stat Publishers and we'll be glad to send them to you. I am Ernst Sendel, thanking you for your time. Au Vida Zen.
Speaker 1: I'd like to welcome everybody. I brought you here to our crematorium that I myself am in charge of in operating. And I wanted you to experience what a modern crematory is, and rather than explain with a lot of words, I preferred that I demonstrate, so we decided to videotape this, this evening, just so that you can get a very good picture as to what we're dealing with here. Now basically the process of cremation, if you think of the human body as being basically mostly comprised of water, the best way to describe the process of cremation would be rapid oxidization of the human body by exposure to heat or flame. So we're not actually burning anything.
The first stage of cremation is dehydration. We have to burn off all the water by evaporation, which is a cleaner part of the cremation because water just produces steam, which doesn't pose a problem. The fats and other body solids are the only part that's really combusted in cremation. What remains is fine bone fragments, which are very brittle because you've removed all of the properties, all the water contents from them and whatnot. Okay, what you're looking at is the inside of the actual cremation hearth itself.
This is the chamber that the human remains are placed in, and this is where the main combustion chamber is. If you look at the top right hand corner, you'll see an opening. Now that area leads into what they call an afterburner chamber. This is a typical retort design. Most crematoriums do not stray from this design very much, even from the 1930s model right through to today.
So the modern crematory actually in the hearth itself hasn't changed. The only thing that's really changed is the control of the draft, the burners are different. In this one, we're using natural gas, some use oil, the older models, particularly in the 30s, they were fired by coal. Now in this one, the human remains are exposed directly to flame. In the coal fired model, the heat is usually radiated.
In other words, the heat is from underneath the floor, the body is not exposed directly to the flame, but it's just exposed to great temperatures and it just combusts on that nature. They are quite a bit slower than these ones because of the nature that we're using gas fired jets and we can expose the body directly to the flame. You'll see the brick is flaking just over here at the side. You can see how fragile it is. I can just knock some of this down.
That's normal spalling. The brick from the heat just begins to flake a little bit and a little bit, and that's the way the bricks wear out. Once the brick has worn about halfway through, about 2 inches in, then we have to rebrick the unit. Now rebricking the unit means you have to rebrick the whole thing. If you rebrick the sides, quite often you have to rebrick the ceiling.
Sometimes in certain cases you may not if you're using an experienced breaker, but typically you're rebricking the entire machine once you're breaking the sidewalls. Okay. Now in a situation where these units are going to go over a major overhaul and repair, it requires a complete shutdown usually up to 3 days of cooling, okay, before someone can actually go in there and work because this floor being several feet thick will still radiate quite a bit of heat even after 3 days, and it gets quite hot in there. Now in the case where we're tearing out, this unit is fairly simple. The ones that I've seen in the blueprints for Berchenau, they had 3 5 units of 3 hearts or 3 retorts.
Okay? So these are if you would picture this as being the center one, these two walls would be sharing the units next to it. Okay. It would be impossible to break just 1 in a situation like that. You have to tear up all 3 since they're all connected and sharing these inner walls, okay?
And that's quite a big job. This unit takes about a good 3 to 4 days to break, just one unit, okay, to tear it out and replace the breaks. And then you have a good day to 2 days of a break in period. Okay. In the case of Birkenau, one of the major problems there, as I mentioned you have to re break 3 of them all at the same time, but where a real problem comes in is where all of the units share 1 stack or 1 chimney.
So in a situation like that, you have to shut down all of the units, because you can't operate units even though they don't need rebricking, because the heat would radiate in from the stack. You'd create a draft in this direction, and it just wouldn't be safe to rebrick it. So it poses a real problem because you have to rebrick after just say the floor you have to replace after 1,000 formations. If you could even stretch that to 2,000 as the modern units are today, you can see the logistics of the problems that you're going to have immediately with that. There are just limit certain limitations that the refractory does have.
Speaker 2: Mr. Legasse, we're very pleased to have you on this interview. In the Calgary Sun on March 11th, the the entertainment editor said, something to the fact that 6,000 bodies a day were gassed and I presume she meant cremated too. How about just let us reduce it to 2,000 and say, how many retorts would be required just to cremate a minimum of 2,000 bodies a day?
Speaker 1: Well, if you could imagine an average 8 hour day, it's possible to do about 3 cremations in that period of time, extending that over to 24 hour period, maximum would be 9 to 10 bodies per day, okay. Taking 2,000 and dividing it by then to 200 units, okay? And even if you did 2 skinny persons that you mentioned earlier, per burn, it's still about a 100 minutes. You know, just to do that, just to give you an idea, you can some statistics, and I'll try to send along copies of this to you. Just in North America, that's Canada and the United States combined, last year, 412,457, just about 400,000 bodies were cremated last year in North America.
And to do that over the entire year, they used 1064 crematories. Just to show you how many units realistically it requires to handle the demand in North America.
Speaker 2: You've all heard stories about the stench that people claim around Auschwitz. Would there be any smell from burning flesh crematorium degree in the years 1930s to 1945?
Speaker 1: No, that's impossible. If there is any stentions, it will not come from human remains. In the blueprint, I had noticed that there was a unit after the fact, okay, it was right by the chimney, okay, well after the crematory and it was basically incinerator for rubbish. That's my nearest guess. So if you're burning certain types of rubbish, at that point, it might be possible that the orders would come from that source.
You have to remember too that we today operate a commentary with FX. We have to be only 1 commission at a time per law, we use safety, there's a lot of consideration in that situation, there's nothing to say that they use the actual cremation chambers to dispose a lot of the rubbish produced in the cat. No one's really thought of that. We just assume that there would only be bodies earned in those units. It could have been rubbish.
Speaker 2: I understand there was factory right in time to store too.
Speaker 1: That's the situation. You can't say that the order didn't come there, you can't say that unless you were there, you can't. It's possible. The important thing that I'm going to stress is that no orders would have come from the bodies themselves being committed.
Speaker 2: What about the so called gas chamber or gas oven legend that they say they put them
Speaker 1: in alive and killed them and cremated them? Well, technically, it's impossible. It's as simple as that. Those stories just simply come from years of telling stories and become exaggerated and one person carries it and add a little bit to it. But it has no scientific foundation to it at all.
Okay? So that's as far as I'm going to comment on
Speaker 2: So probably you've answered the question, what about the stories of the Auschwitz survivors and Holocaust survivors that claim that one body was cremated every minute and a half in a 24 hour period.
Speaker 1: Well, there's no technical support for that claim. There never was, there's a lot of witnesses that claims to be sold and they control figures. But there's no proof, okay, that's been produced to me yet that shows that it's possible to make that rate. The technology as far as I'm concerned does not exist up to date even with using gas burners, I don't think it'd be really possible to do so.
Speaker 2: But would there be any difference in the time element between a skinny body and a fat body?
Speaker 1: No. The fat body contains the fat or oils, oils is another fuel, okay, and will burn. So if you put a charge to reach our area with the least person, the fact will contribute to the cremation itself, okay, to speed that process up. But if you think of a skinny person, they don't have that extra fast, so they don't have that extra fuel, so the temperatures don't reach as high. Okay?
So the unit runs harder with an obese person than with an emaciated person.
Speaker 2: Okay. What is your opinion of the claims of the Holocaust survivors in court testimony under Olin? And I don't know if you were there or not, but one of the witnesses claimed that they could tell on every day what type of people were being cremated because the smoke was a different color for different ethnic groups?
Speaker 1: Well, that has no impact basis to it at all. I find it quite a bit of an exaggeration. Again, the victims exaggerate the stories and try to make them as emotional as possible, in a way I feel for it, in one sense, but it has no fact based, it's just simply you cannot tell by the color of smoke or flame or anything of that nature, what race, color, creed you may be. I think any average man can figure that out on his own. You don't need to be a scientist.
You can see that that's just an exaggeration. I just want to thank everyone for giving me this opportunity to present you with this video. I hope you found it educational and helped to clarify a lot of the mysteries surrounding the process of cremation and give you a more realistic view overview of the entire process. I'll let you draw your own conclusions from that. I think the facts speak for themselves, and until they're presented and otherwise, you have no reason to believe that the, cremations in the camps occurred at the rate they did.
And until that occurs, I think that the whole process or the whole allegation of Holocaust is stopped dead in its tracks so to speak. Until someone can clarify to me and prove to me that cremations can be done at a faster rate than 2 hours, I find no reason to believe that the Holocaust has been presented to us for courage and I don't expect anyone else to believe so otherwise.
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The video discusses how the conditions at Bergen Belsen deteriorated due to Allied bombing, leading to disease outbreaks. It highlights the role of typhus in causing deaths and refutes claims of deliberate German extermination. The use of Zyklon B for delousing is explained, debunking myths about gas chambers. The footage shown at the Holocaust Memorial Museum is criticized for misleading viewers. Overall, the video aims to provide a more accurate understanding of the events at concentration camps during World War II.
Translation: The video explains how conditions at Bergen Belsen worsened due to Allied bombing, causing disease outbreaks. It debunks claims of intentional German extermination and clarifies the use of Zyklon B for delousing. Criticism is directed towards the footage shown at the Holocaust Memorial Museum for being misleading. The video seeks to offer a more precise portrayal of events at concentration camps during World War II.
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Speaker 0: Up until this time, these images of a bulldozer dumping naked, emaciated corpses into a mass grave at Bergen Belsen were the most horrifying imagery in the history of film. This film footage was shown to our parents' generation on a big screen. It has been shown to you at a young age. What are you to believe? Some programs, such as the Oprah presentation, lead one to assume this is a German driving this bulldozer, making his quota of gas Jews for the day rather than a British soldier pushing epidemic typhus victims into a mass grave.
Until the end of the war, Bergen Belsen was not a death camp where Germans deliberately starved to death and murdered prisoners. In fact, it was originally designated as a recuperation camp or krankenlager, where sick prisoners were sent to improve their health. It wasn't such a terrible place until the final days of the war, and there is evidence to prove it. Rose Kahn, a Hungarian Jew, was transported from Auschwitz to Bergen Belsen in the summer of 1944. Before Auschwitz was abandoned and Bergen Belsen was severely overcrowded, she describes Bergen Belsen as not such a terrible place.
Speaker 1: So when we arrived to Bergen Belsen and they told us to get out and the Nazis came with those big, big dogs with the wolves, and they asked us who cannot walk? A sick should tell them so they're gonna put us on a on a on a bus. I was afraid to say it. I couldn't walk, but I didn't say it. And if I would say it would be good because this was not a bad place.
This was not, at that time, at that time. So in other words, it wasn't a trick? They really would have taken you by bus? Yes. Yes.
I think you were right. Yeah. Yeah. But I was so afraid. So my mother and my friends were holding me and had walked a few miles, quite a few miles to it.
And we arrived there and we lived in tents Mhmm. Tents and straw. We slept on straw, and, and we weren't treated badly. No. It wasn't it wasn't too bad over there.
We were giving nice meals. Nice what happened? They wanted us strong to send out to work So they didn't want weak and sick people.
Speaker 0: Witnesses such as this helped prove that Bergen Belsen was not a specially designed death camp whatsoever. Before the catastrophic end of the war, prisoners were routinely fed and decently cared for. The major trick of the Holocaust promotion industry is to show these horrible images of emaciated bodies and make you believe that prisoners were always like this, that the Germans immediately starved them to death. And this deliberate starvation had been going on for years as part of their plan of extermination. However, witnesses such as this and others prove that at times the concentration camps were not so terrible.
Speaker 1: This was not a bad place. This was not, at that time.
Speaker 0: It was only as Germany was losing the war, surrounded on all sides by a terror bombing campaign from the west and marauding Soviets in the east, the conditions in camps such as Bergen Belsen deteriorated disastrously.
Speaker 1: And then we stayed there till they started to build barracks for all the other Auschwitz people when when when Bergen Belsen became hell.
Speaker 0: Bergen Belsen became hellish at the very end of the war. The major cause of this was the Allied bombing campaign As the allies firebombed German civilian population centers, burning innocent men, women, and children alive, and shot at or bombed just about anything that moved on roads or train tracks. Even the Germans themselves had trouble finding enough to eat at the time.
Speaker 2: Hardly food. It was very meager already. The Germans didn't have to eat.
Speaker 3: Food didn't improve very much because, simple reason, they didn't have it very much themselves. So
Speaker 1: Did the civilians try to help you at all? Did they trade goods for things?
Speaker 3: It's it's as I said, we we have almost everything what we wanted for the circuit circuit teams from its civilians, from outside civilians.
Speaker 0: The spread of deadly diseases and severe overcrowding exacerbated the entire situation. Prisoners from areas in the east, which were now being overrun by the Soviets, were hastily evacuated west. After days or weeks' journey, often on foot, they wound up in these overcrowded camps full of deadly diseases. And because the German infrastructure was being destroyed, this was catastrophic. In early February 1945, a large transport of Jews was admitted to Bergen Belsen while the disinvestation facility was out of order.
As a result, typhus broke out and quickly spread beyond control. The hot air delousing machine sometimes failed to work for several days. The worst killer was typhus. But typhoid fever and dysentery also claimed their lives. There was a breakdown in order and communication throughout the German system as the Germans were losing the war and fighting for their survival.
Trainloads of food were destroyed by Allied planes. At Bergen Belsen, the final factor which guaranteed mass casualties was in the final weeks of the war. The Allies bombed the power plant, which supplied electricity to the camp.
Speaker 2: Water too had been cut off, and so the water cart was the most important thing to arrive. There had been no water supply for 6 days. The Germans pleaded it had been cut.
Speaker 0: The electric plant which powered pumps supplying water to Bergen Belsen was not cut by some unnamed force. It was blown up by the British. A destroyed system for providing clean water to the camp compounded already disastrous hygiene and medical conditions. Clean water, necessary to shower prisoners, wash clothing, and treat dehydrated typhoid fever, dysentery, and typhus patients, was indeed cut off by British bombs.
Speaker 2: One might ask why all the inmates surviving were not removed out of the camp altogether to a large town, for example, where there would be feeding and housing facilities? The answer is simply the dread word typhus. A mobile bacteriological unit and all medical aid possible, together with 90 medical students from London hospitals, were rushed to the spot to deal with it. Lack of soap and water brought lice to the inmates, and lice carry typhus. To get rid of typhus, one must first get rid of lice, So contaminated patients were removed from their huts and put
Speaker 0: through a laundry process. The British struggled to remedy disastrous conditions in Bergen Belsen after liberation. Many 1,000 died after liberation. In the end, the British burned the wooden barracks as they became infested with deadly epidemic, typhus carrying body lice. Images of the disastrous situation at Bergen Belsen are fraudulently used to portray a deliberate German extermination policy.
These postliberation images of Bergen Belsen as well as Dachau and Nordhausen have become symbols of German barbarism. But these people were victims of the larger war, not a deliberate German extermination policy. The Germans did what they could to keep people alive and in some cases contacted the Red Cross for assistance and even turned over some camps to them. The shameful truth hidden amongst this Holocaust propaganda is that not only were none of these people gassed, but the allies played a major role in their deaths. As terrible as these images of emaciated prisoners are, images of Union prisoners of the American Confederate Civil War Camp Andersonville show liberated prisoners also appeared in a similar condition.
What happened at Andersonville was a complete breakdown in hygiene measures due to inadequate sanitation facilities. Toilets in the overcrowded camp didn't drain properly, exposing prisoners to filth and disease, in particular, dysentery. Symptoms of dysentery include diarrhea and rapid weight loss. In extreme cases, patients may pass over a liter of fluid per hour. It's easy to see how someone who is repeatedly defecating, vomiting, and urinating would quickly lose body weight, especially if food supplies, medicine, and water became scarce.
At Andersonville, as overcrowding increased, so did the death toll. The Confederates also lost the war in a catastrophic way, much like the Germans. So there is a direct correlation between the images of Andersonville prisoners and the so called Holocaust images. Now these people at Andersonville aren't Jews, and never has anyone alleged that the South aimed for a total genocide of Northerners. The photographs of Andersonville and, for instance, Bergen Belsen are quite similar and correlate with the breakdown in hygiene, overcrowding, the spread of disease, and one side of the war losing catastrophically.
What you see in these images at Bergen Belsen is primarily the result of typhus. Typhus is a disease carried by the body louse, which is similar to head lice. But body lice prefer to attach themselves not to the scalp, but to the inner seams of clothing. Typhus was responsible for the deaths of 1,000,000 throughout history. Typhus epidemics routinely occurred throughout Europe during wartime.
During World War 1, more than 3,000,000 people died from typhus. What you see in these images are primarily typhus epidemic victims. The Germans did not intentionally starve them to death. We can see several people liberated from the camps. Although not in pristine condition, some appear well fed, some even fat.
They simply didn't have disease. The Germans, in fact, tried to stop the spread of disease. The insecticide, zyklon b, was a pesticide used to kill these deadly, typhus carrying body lice. There's nothing inherently murderous about zyklon b. In fact, Zyklon B was used on the Mexican border to gas the clothing of Mexicans crossing the border.
The delousing process went like this. Prisoners entering a camp would strip their clothing and get a haircut to prevent any areas where deadly typhus carrying body lice could thrive. Then they would take a hot shower. At the same time, their clothing would be put into specially designed fumigation chambers where fumigation crews would use the insecticide zyclon b to kill deadly, typhus carrying body lice. The prisoners would then be given clean, lice free clothing and enter the camp.
It is easy to see how this lifesaving delousing process involving real fumigation chambers for clothing and real showers was misconstrued into wartime propaganda about showers of gas by prisoners spreading rumors as well as Soviet propaganda artists deliberately framing their enemies. 1 of the final exhibits at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington DC sums up the importance of the information presented in this video. Museum visitors are bombarded with film clips taken after the allies captured concentration and labor camps. These films are meant to represent proof of a deliberate German extermination policy, but you've now seen many of these clips explained and debunked. Near the end of the museum's main exhibit, 2 banks of 3 video monitors flanking a fallen Nazi flag play film footage taken after camps were captured by the allies.
Each of the 3 monitors is dedicated to one of the 3 major allied powers, the Soviet Union, United States, and Great Britain. On this screen is US army footage taken at Nordhausen, Dachau, and Bokkenwald. The caption reads, local German civilians are ordered to tour Buchenwald concentration camp. This is an American army official Germans around the supposed human skin lampshade and the table filled with propaganda props. Visitors are shown the Dachau death trains full of victims of allied bombing and strafing attacks.
Medonic, the outside of a real shower facility. Bath and disinfection 2. And the inside of bath and disinfection 1, showing the real working shower room. Again, the camera's angled away from the many windows. The caption reads, Soviet Army officers inspect chambers where prisoners were killed by poison gas.
Today, every serious mainstream historian acknowledges this wasn't a gas chamber with fake shower heads. It was a real working shower room designed to keep prisoners alive and free of disease. Again, the bulldozer pushing epidemic typhus victims into a mass grave at Bergen Belsen. A disaster, but not deliberate or planned. On the last television screen, we're shown footage of Nordhausen bombed to smithereens by 500 British warplanes over 2 days.
Much like at the Nuremberg trials, the final shot we are shown before moving on to the exhibit on post war trials is the victim of British warplanes at Nordhausen with his exposed brains. How sick to show gory imagery of allied air attack victims as proof of the evilness of Germans. Mothers rushing their children past this section never questioned the context of this imagery. This is powerful trauma based mind control used to brainwash, not by using logic and facts, but by searing these horror images into a captive audience's mind and manipulating emotions with mendacious narrations.
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The concentration camp inmates engaged in cultural activities like playing music, painting murals, and putting on plays to cope with their harsh reality. They formed soccer teams, watched movies, and even received money to buy goods. Despite the grim circumstances, they found ways to find joy and distraction through art and entertainment.
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The prisoners in the concentration camps found solace in cultural activities such as music, painting, and theater. They formed soccer teams, watched movies, and were given money to purchase goods. Despite their difficult situation, they managed to find happiness and diversion through art and entertainment.
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Speaker 0: 50,000 video interviews. There must be some Jews telling some semblance of truth about life in the concentration camps.
Speaker 1: We also had a, an orchestra where some of the musicians stand stood together, And one musician was so good that he had the instruments playing and he wrote the notes. So later on, we had a band who played over the weekend. And, that was, of course,
Speaker 2: Were there any cultural activities happening in Auschwitz?
Speaker 3: Yes. I told you we had a piano put into a not just a piano, a grand piano was brought into block 1. Once that was built, that the downstairs room was assigned for theater. When he wanted to build a stage curtain in that new block 1, which was one big dining room was going to be also business stage, so performances could be done for women there, cultural. He said, for heaven's sake, isn't there anybody here who can help me sew on these curtain rings for the stage?
I do it for you, he says. And I came forward, and I helped him with the curtain stage. And that was wonderful because I had a man sitting across me for a change. And my roommate is in charge of work assignments. And if you happen to know music what instruments do you play?
I said I learned piano but not good enough on orchestra. I can tell you that right now. He said, well then maybe you know the notes. I said, yes. He said, well then I can use you because we have to, write it from the original music piece, what the director gets, to the instruments.
And so for each instrument has only, a short line on the whole paper. So I had to take it apart and write for each instrument from that what I had to do. That I had to even make the lines. We didn't have paper that was preprinted for notes. Nothing.
So I spent the whole day there for a while until we were taken away from Auschwitz. But then she saw me work there. I had a big table where I could work and lay out all the paper, and it was very peaceful and relaxing.
Speaker 4: And
Speaker 3: Otto wanted to to talk more to me. That is when I met that SS man at one time. That was the last job I did while I was in Auschwitz. And and and when I the other job that when I was in block 10, we went out to pick the leaves. And from these leaves, they would make tea for the whole camp, for the whole Auschwitz.
Speaker 2: How did you entertain yourselves?
Speaker 5: Well, there were at that or at the beginning of those days, there was a library where you go people could get books to read. There were newspapers that we could get, and that and also among ourselves, sometimes we had a violin quartet. We used to come and play in barracks during the event that was this. And later on, they said they're gonna build a mover in the camp, and they pray of the president said said, all of you must be crazy. They're gonna make a movie for us in in the camp.
And remember, it happened. They made a movie in the can. Did. Yeah. And we we went in barracks after the we we could go to see a movie sometimes in the evening.
They brought movies in to the in the evening. And
Speaker 2: What kind of movies would they show?
Speaker 5: German movies. Once I came to the main camp, they were allowed twice a month to ride home. Once a postcard and once a letter.
Speaker 2: They gave you the materials?
Speaker 5: Yeah. They gave us the letter, the materials, the we could
Speaker 2: How did you get the
Speaker 5: stamps. We could buy stamps. We could You
Speaker 2: had money?
Speaker 5: Yeah. We got money. We still got money. We got money we got through the Jewish community from Vienna who sent us everybody some money.
Speaker 2: And and in the camp, you could have, currency?
Speaker 5: Yeah. They could have money because there was in camp also what they call a container, and not many times. But once in a while, they sold a few cigarettes or they sold something, whatever they had. So if you had money, you could buy in that container there. Food, there wasn't really any food really.
They usually sold, and sometimes they sold they sold some weak beer. They sold also
Speaker 2: in the
Speaker 5: In the Caribbean. Yeah. But not really anything else. Mostly cigarettes.
Speaker 2: And when you went to the movies, did you have to pay?
Speaker 5: Yes, we had to pay After the the money stopped, the regular money stopped, We got paid in coupons then.
Speaker 2: Paid for your work?
Speaker 5: Well, I don't know if it was for where whatever. We got paid for in coupons for which were redeemable in the in the container if they had something. So that was their their way of distributing money then to everybody. There's everybody got this money
Speaker 1: then. Of course, what we did is for the weekends, we got together. We got a group of us together, and we made a soccer team, which was over a little later, where we played soccer. What's amazing that there would be a soccer team, that there'd be
Speaker 4: enough energy left to do something like that.
Speaker 1: Well, I don't think we were quite as energetic as we were with the other regular team, but we did something to, you know it kept our mind off these, of the problems we had.
Speaker 4: Well, you you mentioned to me the other day that Monowitz was like a college library
Speaker 6: Well, that was
Speaker 4: in what way?
Speaker 6: Especially the Germans start losing the war, 1943, 94. So 1944, we had soccer games in Rosales. Soccer teams, we had to org we organized very well soccer teams. Each each nationality organized soccer team, and we all organized our equipment, everything, and play soccer on the assembly line on the assembly, place.
Speaker 7: In gross Rosen?
Speaker 6: In Gross Rosen. So, you know, that much free it was, and then but it was not in 44. It's the Russians already pushed away, Americans already invaded from the other side, so they they have to give more freedom. But there was much more freedom, and and food didn't improve very much because, simple reason, they didn't have it very much themselves. So so
Speaker 7: Did the civilians try to help you at all? Did they trade goods for things?
Speaker 6: It's it's it's as I said, we we have almost everything what we wanted for the circuit circuit teams from civilians, from outside civilians, but that was strictly, under under under cover. The the SS didn't know that they knew it, but they didn't do much about it because they knew the war was almost over, so they didn't, they even played soccer with us that just to make the the store the store funny, that the incident, find that one time the Polish team play against German teams, and one of this, enlisted top listed assessment decided he wants to play for the Polish team. So we say, okay. You can play for us. And then the commandant the the commanded the SS commanded, he was, like like a a captain.
He decided to wanna play for with the German team, so he went in the field. I think they were a little bit tipsy.
Speaker 7: How how did you feel about that? And
Speaker 6: the the funny part of it, we said just to let them play, they play all by themselves. Which is not an honor. But that was, one of this incident which stuck stuck so fun in it. But that's happened, so but it was 1944, so it's, it almost, things came to a close.
Speaker 7: So are what you is what you're saying then that, the closer the end of the war came, pressure was let up rather than becoming more cruel or
Speaker 6: In our camp, pleasure you you did feel the pressure laid
Speaker 0: out. The big problem is that the Auschwitz soccer field was right next to the so called genocidal gas chambers and would be in full view of the so called final solution.
Speaker 8: Freddie Hirsch called me to the children's barracks. He was heading then, And, he asked me if I could paint something on the wall for the children, and I said, well, if you can get the materials. He said, I'll get the materials. Okay. And then a very handsome, young, blonde man from the men's camp came over one day and Freddie Hirsch called me to come and meet him.
And he asked me what I need, so I said, well, if I can get any wall paints or any temporary paints, I would like those. If you can get me some, and he said, yes. Anything you want. And so before I knew it, Freddie had the stuff ready for me and I started painting. At first, not knowing what, I looked at that huge drab.
It was kind of olive colored like all the barracks were. Wall and I thought well, the thing to do is to make it look like we are in a Swiss chalet on the deck and there is a balustrade with flowers and flower pots on it, and we are looking out of the beautiful meadows and maybe see some cows and sheep and stuff, and I started painting. And then afterwards far in the distance, I was putting some sheep and some cows, and then I noticed that all the kids were standing around me behind me. So I turned around and I asked them if they would do they have any special wish what to put in that meadow? And they said, Snow White and the 7 Dwarfs, and that was a very surprising answer.
So I made a painting of Dopey standing on another dwarf's head with a cloak around him, so he looked like a tall guy. So he would be as tall as Snow White and they were dancing together and the shoes, those soft shoes and everything, and the kids loved it and I made some other dwarves around. One who was playing the accordion. I think that was Grumpy, the mean one, and the professor with the glasses. I made almost all the dwarves standing around.
Some of them were clapping and that's what the kids liked. I now understand that there was another painter who continued something painting on the walls after I've left. I don't know about that.
Speaker 9: When you were in the process of doing that
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 9: What did it do not only for for you, but for the, for the children on on an emotional level.
Speaker 8: Well, it did several things. Not just emotional, but the children then wrote a play which was a satire of Snow White and the 7 Dwarves. So I figured out a way of making a crown out of paper and the kids were painting it gold and putting like jewels on it, And then I took some paper strips, and I painted them with a black paint. And I don't know about the costumes, what what they made costumes out of, but the play was very successful because the little girl who was playing Snow White had an incredible voice, a gorgeous soprano just like the one that you hear in the movie.
Speaker 9: How were they allowed to put on a play in Auschwitz?
Speaker 8: I don't know, but it was done kind of quite hush-hush, all of it, except that when it was put on, suddenly some assessment appeared and they watched. And then when Arno Baen put on that play, he he wanted something like a Wardville Wardville play, which I was into. That was when I couldn't stand the breath of the guy who was playing with me.
Speaker 9: What was the, the process for the casting? I mean, how were people selected to be in this play or that play?
Speaker 3: This is a picture, that was taken at my father's cousin's grand child's bat bat mitzvah 3 years ago, and these people in this picture are all survivors.
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People need to confront their fears and examine the facts objectively. The comparison between Zionism and Bolshevism in a historical article is thought-provoking.
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Why are people afraid of the facts about the jews?
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The speaker discusses the fear people have when confronted with facts about Jews, particularly their involvement in Bolshevism. They reference Winston Churchill's article on Jews in communism, which states that many leading figures in Bolshevism were Jewish. The speaker also mentions quotes from various Jewish sources that confirm Jewish involvement in the Russian revolution. They argue that discussing these facts openly is met with hostility and censorship, and that Americans have been programmed to view any criticism of Jews as evil. The speaker calls for breaking these taboos and promoting openness and transparency.
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Speaker 0: Why are people afraid of the facts about Jews? I met many different people, and I can say that there seems to be a general fear that arises in people when the facts about Jews come up. And when I say facts about Jews, I mean pretty much things that there's overwhelming evidence against the Jews on. Bolshevism, for instance. There's no doubt that Bolshevism was a Jewish movement.
Many people at the time knew it, and that includes people who were not necessarily enemies of the Jews. Winston Churchill, for instance, wrote an entire article on the Jews in communism entitled Zionism versus Bolshevism, a struggle for the soul of the Jewish people. In this article, Churchill said very clearly, and I quote, this movement among the Jews is not new. From the days of Spartacus Weishaupt to those of Karl Marx and down to Trotsky in Russia, Bella Cun in Hungary, Rosa Luxembourg in Germany, and Emma Goldman in the United States, this worldwide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization and for the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development of envious malevolence and impossible equality has been steadily growing. Churchill goes on to say, there is no need to exaggerate the part played in the creation of Bolshevism and the actual bringing about of the Russian revolution by these international and for the most part, atheistical Jews.
It is certainly a very great one. It probably outweighs all others. With the notable exception of Lenin, the majority of the leading figures are Jews. Of course, nowadays, we know that Lenin was at least 1 quarter Jewish. But obviously, that wasn't well known at the time.
He goes on to say, moreover, the principal inspiration and driving power comes from the Jewish leaders. It really can't be much clearer than that. He's pretty much saying that Jews created Bolshevism and that Bolshevism is a Jewish conspiracy, which is created for the overthrow of civilization. And that's not Adolf Hitler saying that. That's not father Coughlin saying that.
That's not Henry Ford saying that. That's Winston Churchill. And of course, many Jews confirm this themselves, albeit very quietly. The Jewish World in London, April 16, 1919, page 11 said, the Jews have been furnishing for the Bolsheviks, the majority of their leaders. Antisemitism and the Jewish question in London 1942, page 31 said, Karl Marx, who came from an old family of rabbis and brilliant Talmudic scholars was to point the path of victory for the proletariat.
Rabbi Stephen Wise in the American bulletin of May 15, 1935 said, some call it Marxism, I call it Judaism. Rabbi Wise was also a liaison for president Roosevelt and president Wilson. Harry Wotton in a program for the Jews and an answer to all antisemites published in New York for the committee of the preservation of the Jews in 1939, page 143 states, the communist soul is the soul of Judaism. The Menorah Journal in New York from July to September 1932, page 106 states, it would be absurd to deny the intensity of the Jewish participation in the Russian revolutionary movement. The American Hebrews stated on September 10th 1920, that achievement, the Russian revolution destined to figure in history as the overshadowing result of the World War was largely the outcome of Jewish thinking, of Jewish discontent and of Jewish effort to reconstruct.
And that's very similar to what Churchill said that this was a movement to overthrow and reconstitute society on the basis of arrested development. The Jewish Voice published in New York from the National Council of Jewish Communist in January 1942, Page 16 stated, the Jewish people will never forget that the Soviet Union was the first country and as yet the only country in the world in which antisemitism is a crime. It was punishable by death, by the way. Same source said in a year before, on page 23, anti communism is anti semitism. I could go on.
There's there's a whole library of quotes on this, but I think you get the point. You can look them up yourself if you wanna see more of them. And if quotes aren't good enough for you, then I would just tell you to look up the people who actually pushed communism. Look at their biographies. Look at their family history.
Leon Trotsky, real name Lev Bronstein, the son of wealthy Jewish wine producers, Also author of the book, In Defense of Terrorism, which was a book that encouraged terror to be used against counter revolutionaries. He was also founder and leader of the Red Army as well as the leader of the First People's Commissariat along with 4 other revolutionaries, all of whom were also Jews. Karl Marx, author of the Communist Manifesto, real name Karl Mordecai, the son of Rabbi Herschel Mordecai. And you know Mordecai was the name of the Jewish hero in the bible in the Old Testament in the book of Esther who helped undermine the Persian government similarly to what the communist did to the Russian government and to the other Eastern European governments and tried to do to Germany also before they were stopped by Hitler. And those are just a few of the top Jews that were involved in it but the list really goes on and on.
This prompted many people even in our own government to take notice of the Jewish leadership and involvement in Bolshevism. David R. Francis, the US ambassador to Russia in 1918 while he was in Russia remarked, the Bolshevik leaders here, most of whom are Jews and 90% of whom are returned to exiles care little for Russia or any other country, but are internationalists and they are trying to start a worldwide social revolution right in line with what Churchill said. So there is no doubt really that Bolshevism was a Jewish movement, and you can come up with any excuse you want to try and excuse it. But fact of the matter is it was a Jewish movement.
Yet these facts are very difficult for some to stomach. For instance, many Christians I have run into blatantly disregard the facts about Jews, and tend to respond with a Bible verse supposedly proving that the Jews are some sort of special group of people that cannot be criticized or posed in any way even if the Jews are ruining the world.
Speaker 1: There is a promise to those who bless Israel to be blessed. Those who curse will be cursed.
Speaker 0: I mean, you can give these people all the names, dates, writing, sources, anything you can find to prove the point that Jews were behind Bolshevism. And that the reason that the Bolshevik or communist or liberal culture, whatever you want to call it, still prevails in Western civilization is due to the fact that Jews still prevail in Western civilization. Yet just about every time I have made that point to a Christian, I get a relatively hostile response along with a Bible verse or 2 about how criticizing the Jews is an evil thing even if the criticism is true. Now that is scary. But this seems to be a mindset that has become the norm throughout American Christianity.
This nonsense that Jews cannot be criticized or named in any way even when the evidence against them is overwhelming. I'm picking on Christians at the moment, but this type of mindset really does prevail throughout all American thinking, Christian and otherwise. And it's interesting to know that no one ever asks why this mindset continues to prevail in America and who is responsible for making it that way. We just don't ask those questions here in America. What a contrast that line of thinking is to the men who founded this republic.
Thomas Jefferson said, there's not a truth existing which I would fear or would wish unknown to the whole world. It's a shame that so many people in Jefferson's country don't feel that way. They believe that their ideology is more important than the facts. Or even worse, they tend to confuse their ideology as the facts. Well, I know this to be true because the bible says so.
No book, whether it is designated as holy or not, is above the facts. No book, whether it is designated as holy or not, is above the facts. No book, whether it is designated as holy or not, is above the facts. If the fact shows something contradictory to the Bible, then the Bible ought to be rejected as the ultimate source of truth. No one should ever feel intimidated by man or by deity to discuss the facts and inform people of them.
In other words, we ought to be able to openly discuss the problems facing our nation and who is likely behind them and not feel intimidated to do so. Yet, many Americans feel that they will anger their loving and caring God if they dare to point out or agree with some uncomfortable facts about God's favorite group of people. But I have to reiterate that no man or deity should be so controlling of us that he would keep us from reporting the facts as uncomfortable or offensive as they might be. Truth is truth regardless of who likes it or not. Now the Jews don't believe that of course.
They believe that truth is defined as to what benefits Jews and everything else is anti Semitism, hate speech, speech, racism, bigotry, xenophobia, etcetera. This is the mindset of the Jews. It has to be beneficial for them or cannot be allowed to be discussed openly and critically even in a society which is founded on the very principle of freedom of speech and openness. For example, if the Federal Reserve is controlled by Jews, don't you think we ought to be able to say that the Federal Reserve is controlled by Jews? No one should feel intimidated or fearful of pointing out those facts as uncomfortable as they might be for some.
Yet that is not the case for many Americans, religious and otherwise. Now I realize that as of this day, the Jews cannot legally penalize an American citizen for simply reporting negative facts about them, although they would certainly like to. Because of the First Amendment which guarantees freedom of speech, even speech that people don't like, and even speech that Jews don't like. But the Jews have found little ways to get around the First Amendment. For instance, if you post a video on YouTube or a similar site that merely points out some of the aforementioned facts about Jewish control of the Federal Reserve, you're likely to get one of these.
We encourage free speech and defend everyone's right to express their points of view even if unpopular. But YouTube does not permit hate speech. Hate speech means content that promotes hatred or violence against members of a protected group, race, or ethnic origin, religion, disability, gender, age, veteran status, and sexual orientation, gender identity, sometimes there is a fine line between what is and what is not considered hate speech. If you're not sure whether or not your content crosses the line, don't post it. Now, the term hate speech is subjective even to the people who are pushing the term on us and I can prove it to you.
Mark Potok, the Jewish spokesman for the Southern Poverty Law Center which is a Jewish group and by that I mean, it is a group with a disproportionately large number of Jews in its its hierarchy, said in an interview with CNN that there is no legal or shared definition of hate speech. Potok said and I quote, there is no legal meaning. It's just a phrase. Hate speech is in the ear of the beholder. Now that is interesting.
If hate speech is in the ear of the beholder and you can have an entire video removed from Youtube that points out some uncomfortable facts about Jews, then doesn't that tell us exactly whose ears are determining what hate speech is? And of course, this very personal definition of hate speech is pushed on the rest of us. So that's one of the little ways that Jews work to keep facts against them out of the public sphere, censorship. There's also the intimidation factor. I've already shown how this works with religious people, but it's also valuable to know how this factor works on others who may not be religious or may not be as religious as those waiting for the rapture.
In the United States, we are raised with a very infantile concept of good and evil. This is generated primarily from 2 sources. One is church and the other is pop culture. In essence, television, movies, magazines, comic books, etcetera. If you're a secularist and you're not raised in a church, then you'll have your opinion formed for you by the pop culture which also reinforces much of the good and evil nonsense that the religious people here in church.
The Star Wars movies are good examples of this. There's a very clear and distinct line of good and evil in those movies. The evil dark side is always trying to take over the universe and enslave everyone. And the light side, of course, is trying to heroically stop the dark side. There are many other examples of this too in American pop culture.
And Americans whether they are religious or not, grow up with this very infantile concept of the world embedded deep into their psyche. And when Americans are old enough to comprehend the real world around us, we start getting our prescription doses of political propaganda. Adolf Hitler, for instance, was not just a German leader who took on the new world order of Bolshevism. Rather, he was an evil dictator of the dark side of humanity that wanted to take over the world and enslave everyone. And, of course, the people who opposed him were heroic and courageous, god fearing people, going to war to help out their fellow man and to make sure that freedom and liberty prevailed and that the dark forces were defeated.
And this theme is repeated over and over again on TV in America. So, Adolf Hitler is Darth Vader in America. He's the boogeyman. And because Adolf Hitler is the evil boogeyman, the things he believed and said were also evil, especially, of course, his opinions of Jews. Anyone who can be associated with Hitler or his beliefs faces quite a bit of adversity in America.
First, you have to understand the programming factor or the brainwashing factor if you wanna call it that. For instance, one of the rebuttals I hear the most often against the facts about Jews is something along the lines of, well, I agree with a lot of what you say until you start blaming Jews. In other words, the facts and their sources make no difference. Once someone hears the word Jew in a negative fashion, his brain immediately shuts down and his mouth takes over. And he simply starts repeating all the slogans he has heard on TV or in church.
Wow. You sound like Hitler or don't you know that type of thinking led to the holocaust? Like I said, this Star Wars programming runs really deep into the American psyche. It's also a good measurement of knowledge and intelligence. If someone outright rejects the facts about Jews in this fashion, it's obvious that either a, he has not studied this subject and doesn't know the control the Jews truly have over America.
Example given, the Federal Reserve. Or b, he has heard something he knows as a no no and immediately retreats from it because he is simply not sharp enough to understand what a fact is. More often than not, it's probably a little of both. But either way, it's still a good method to determine whether you are speaking to someone who is smart and capable of critical thinking, who has done his homework, or if you're speaking with someone who just follows the crowds and repeats the slogans. To a slightly lesser extent, especially when dealing with people online, it can be also that the person who is not understanding the facts about the Jews simply doesn't want to admit that he is wrong and that his beliefs are based on him being misinformed.
Quite often, this is the case, especially when giving facts to someone who is very opinionated. You know, they just can't look like they've been told or owned or whatever, So they just persist in their wrong opinion. I'll have a lot more on this topic in the future because it just goes beyond the scope of one video. But I would say in conclusion that the main reason people are afraid of discussing the Jews openly is probably all the propaganda and nonsense that they have allowed the Jews to build up in their heads. And couple that with all the screeching the Jews do when the topic is brought up, and you pretty much have the situation we have today in the United States where the country is in a downward spiral, and only a handful of people have the spine to talk about who is doing it and an even smaller handful that are actually doing something about it.
So the goal for every person who wants to save western civilization should be to shatter these artificial taboos and reintroduce the concept of openness and transparency into the public sphere. You're going to encounter legion after legion of opposition of course as Americans are far more influenced these days by ideology than facts. But once the main taboos are shattered, then the shattering of other taboos will follow and civilization will once again start rising towards the light and out of the darkness where the enemy currently has us descending.
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In the first post, the author shares their experience infiltrating Bohemian Grove. They mention finding transportation vehicles, exploring a cabin with items labeled "May 2023," and finally reaching the ceremony area with the owl. The post encourages bookmarking and sharing.
In the second post, the author refers to a previous video about the Bohemian Grove infiltration. They express curiosity about whether rituals still take place there, noting the owl and the lack of maintenance. The author also mentions a dry erase board with names like Josh Peck and Simon P, questioning their identities.
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🦉Bohemian Grove Infiltration. At the 9:00 mark he finds all the transportation vehicles for Bohemian. 15:00 he enters a cabin & looks through all kinds of items, interestingly a lot of items are labeled "May 2023." 1:30:00 he finally makes it to the ceremony area with the owl. Bookmark & Share.
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The speakers embark on an infiltration mission at Bohemian Grove. They navigate through the site, encountering security guards and exploring various buildings and cabins. They discover artifacts, documents, and memorabilia related to the Grove's history and events. They also come across an owl statue and an altar. Eventually, they encounter security and decide to make a hasty retreat, trekking through bushes and following a creek to find their way back to the road. Despite some close calls, they successfully escape the Grove.
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Speaker 0: K. Just got dropped off. I'm here at, the entrance of Bohemian Grove, and we're gonna do this thing.
Speaker 1: So I'm out here again. I'm pretty close to the entrance of Bohemian Grove. We're gonna be trying to infiltrate the site. This is Bohemian Grove infiltration part 2. Yeah.
This should be fun.
Speaker 0: I was on the Joe Rogan podcast
Speaker 1: a few weeks ago, and Joe Rogan
Speaker 0: 2078. Yeah. He called me a loon. He called me a crazy person for using a cast iron pan. You know, it was the only paddle that I had available at the time.
This was a last minute mission that I wanted to do. Yeah. I didn't have a paddle. So, it was the only paddle like thing I had on me. So I had to use what I I had to do what I had to do.
I think the cast iron worked pretty well. But this time, we're not gonna be going across the river because there's been a lot of rain in the last few weeks. And that would be a really stupid idea because the water is rushing super fast. So we're gonna be trying to go by foot. We're gonna be probably army crawling around security, around the security booth.
Yeah. That's pretty much it.
Speaker 1: Okay. That car is a little sus.
Speaker 0: Here is the entrance
Speaker 1: of the grove right here,
Speaker 0: Bohemian Avenue and Railroad Avenue.
Speaker 1: There's probably cameras this way. There's gotta be cameras.
Speaker 0: These are pretty big floodlights.
Speaker 1: Yeah. It doesn't look like there's any sensors or cameras. Just these floodlights. But I'm definitely not gonna walk this this road. I'm gonna go through the trees.
Oh, shit. This is all hella flooded. I don't know how I'm gonna do this without getting my shoes wet. What the fuck is that? I mean
Speaker 2: Oh, shit.
Speaker 1: I think it's emotions. I think that's a motion sensor. It just blinked red.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So it looks like that's the main gate way down there. I think I'm gonna try to hop the fence over there and take that road as far as I can. This seems incredibly sus.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is spider right there. Dude, that's a fucking hot tub. What the fuck? The security's house. There's 2 big white security cars that I just walked by.
I have no idea what the fuck this building is.
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: Fuck.
Speaker 1: Bohemian roof. It's like the owl logo.
Speaker 0: Damn.
Speaker 1: Okay. So, we're pretty deep into this site right now, and we're trying to get to this red dot right here. Yeah. So I'm gonna make my way down here and then continue on these logging roads until we get to this red pen right here. And, yeah, we are right here at the blue dot.
Oh shit.
Speaker 0: Oh my god.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That thing just fucking fell. This is like rotting wood. I did not mean to do that. K.
We're trying to go up there yonder that direction. There's a house up there with lights. There's a house up there with lights, and there's a bunch of facilities over in that direction. There's a road over there. We could potentially go over there and then loop around and try to get up there, or we could just hike up this little hill.
I definitely wanna see if this is unlocked. It's definitely locked. Oh, damn. Look at that thing. It's a big fucking owl.
Somebody locked that. Oh, shit. So yeah. This area is apparently called Camp Hideaway. And it's completely locked up.
PP room station meant. 2012. Doesn't look like they cleaned this shit in a while. Taking out any of the trash. Oh, damn.
This place is completely caved in. This looks extremely dangerous. Fuck. Tons of artwork. Bohemian Club.
Smokey Robinson. Oh, damn. May 17, 2023. It's a bunch of wine. I mean, I could go through this shit for hours.
Wow. Hideaway. Just out undignified a 100 years. Lexington, Kentucky. Yeah.
2023, May 1st. Hotel quality bed pillows. Hotel quality bed pillows. Yeah. So we got small heating blankets, 2023.
Camp Hideaway. 1995. Ed Armfield, Bill Green, George Hopiak, Bill Hadorn, Fred Walter, Joe Ferdy, and so on. And that was 1995. This is this is, 1998.
You guys can read all those dudes. There's some familiar faces from 1995. Oh. 1981. Jerry Scott, Bob Pond, Fred Walther, Bert Davis, Alex Davis, Tom Mulvihill, Mulvihill.
Peter f Dune, original founder of Camp Hideaway, who art now in yet another heaven. Hideaway camp founders, Red Martin, and Arty Dune. That looks like a really old picture. 1927. Hideaway membership.
Speaker 0: Wow.
Speaker 1: And a camp hideaway book. The last man who knew everything. Bohemian Club Library notes.
Speaker 0: Damn. That bottom shelf is locked.
Speaker 1: Oh, wow. That looks like there's no date on this. Dude, there is a lot of shit.
Speaker 0: This is like
Speaker 1: October 26, 2000.
Speaker 0: This is
Speaker 1: like all camp hideaway stuff.
Speaker 0: Hideaway in 1992.
Speaker 1: 2018, generations of service. 2,000 can't hide away. Admiral Arleigh Albert Burke. Yeah. 1988.
Fairfax, Virginia. This seems to be yeah. I guess there's individual camps. That was only the second one. This is the first
Speaker 2: cabin.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Somebody just left a cube,
Speaker 0: charger in here.
Speaker 1: Aspirin. Midsummer Encampment 2023, program of events. This is gonna be interesting. Property of the d guy DJ course. There's 4 Mikes.
Yeah. Weaving spiders coming out of here in camp mid 2014. You need to carry this car with you in the Grove as a security measure. You may be asked to present your car to a Grove security officer. 2016 Encampment.
That's a weird looking owl. Looks fucking deranged. Sausalito Yacht Club. Wool blankets 2023. Sound engineering.
It's some nice Levi jeans from Bohemian Grove. They have tons of sound equipment. Towels. Number 3 is locked. Captain's quarters, number 4, is also locked.
Number 9 is unlocked. Yeah. This was 2023, spirit of the occasion. To hide away from Arleigh Burke. They even, like, made the fucking beds.
Jesus. Oh, wow. Durango to Silvertone belt. Bohemian Grove butt pad. Don't give up on your day job, bohemian course.
A wise owl lived in an oak. The more he saw, the less he spoke. The less he spoke, the more he heard. Why can't we be like this old bird?
Speaker 0: Are these bohemian flags?
Speaker 1: Mike, what am I looking at here? What's that say? Don't tread on me. I'm just a snake. The San Francisco Chronicle.
July 27, 2023. It's pretty recent. It's kinda weird that they didn't clean any of this up from the 2023 ceremony. Yeah. They got pretty nice shoes here.
Watch this be like straight up wads of cash. I doubt it. And, by the way, roster, 1987.
Speaker 0: Yeah. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's just tons of pictures from
Speaker 0: seems like
Speaker 1: the Camp Hideaway 1987 ceremony. Somebody's holiday card. 19 seventies to 2012. Oh, wow. That's crazy.
It's a photo album from the seventies to the to 2012. All camps all camps and members, 19 30 to 1997.
Speaker 0: That that
Speaker 1: is crazy. That all that info is here. I don't know, man. This place gives me the creeps. Damn.
They locked this shit up. There's a lot of shit in there. Oh, somebody fucking broke a window in here. I mean, some nice bunk beds. I don't think there's a whole lot in here.
Oh, shit. Oh my god. Jesus Christ. That shit is slippery. Number 78 are locked.
Number 6 is locked, and number 5 is locked. The 38th cremation of care. Josh Peckler, director. Oh my god. Dude.
The moss the moss on these stairs are fucking deadly. It's good, buddy. Captain Williams. William c Green, quarter z. Bath towels.
Let's see if there's actually blankets in here. Okay. Christmas in Bohemia. Come as children, little children. 1997.
Speaker 0: That is that is a sinister
Speaker 1: fucking what the fuck?
Speaker 0: I don't know, man.
Speaker 1: This shit is fucking weird.
Speaker 0: Kinda wanna check what's in those boxes, but
Speaker 1: Hey, Dorn. Oh, here's some more Encampment cards. 2018,
Speaker 0: 2017,
Speaker 1: 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 09, all the way to 4. Bunch of golf balls. Damn. It's fucking the fuck is this shit?
Speaker 2: Shit?
Speaker 0: Who's this guy? You got someone explaining to
Speaker 1: do, buddy. David t Malouf. Christianity matters. Cremation of care, July 18th 98. The space case.
An evening on the Rivers Road. 1998. Yeah. There's, like, a little house up there. There's also something, like, right up there too.
Dude, the lights are, like, completely on
Speaker 2: in this place.
Speaker 1: Yeah. That was locked up. Got some appliances. Looks pretty nice in there. So they they do lock a lot of their shit up.
Lots of, owls. It's like fucking 30 owls on that shelf. There's a grill. Weird artwork. Oh, what the fuck?
There's 2015. 2,009. Interesting. Jesus. Oh, I didn't realize there's a door right there.
Fuck. The great gray owl.
Speaker 0: Yo. What the
Speaker 1: fuck? It's like an ornament. It's gone away.
Speaker 0: Got some Red Bulls. Oh, wow. No way. Oh, that's sick. Oh, why isn't it working anymore?
Speaker 1: Not sure. 2022 matches.
Speaker 0: Now here's the pocketbook from 2023.
Speaker 1: 2021. Interesting. 1995. Here's some soap.
Speaker 0: This place, it just gives extremely,
Speaker 1: extremely weird vibes. Like, I don't know, man. Dude, I don't know where the fuck I'm going. Yeah. This this sidewalk road thing has turned into a creek.
Like, a minute or 2 ago, there were some pretty creepy noises in the in the trees. Probably just some animals, but you can never be so sure. I think I have to go that way, but I don't know for sure.
Speaker 0: Fuck that. I'm not going that way.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go back to, like, a road. Looks like they're doing construction on the road.
Speaker 0: Here's an AED. Oh, there's no AED in here.
Speaker 1: That looks like a poisonous spider. Fuck you, dude. Hello? Alright.
Speaker 0: Phone will ring in hospital and security.
Speaker 1: Well, I should've read that before I touched it.
Speaker 0: I might have just blown my cover. I am fucking stupid.
Speaker 2: Mount
Speaker 1: Heller Trail. It's a bunch of fucking oxygen. I don't know. These are fire extinguishers. Damn.
Yeah. They locked this place up good. There's some big frying pans in there. And boars heads.
Speaker 0: There's a tree growing in the fucking living room.
Speaker 1: Damn. Here's a cock.
Speaker 0: I don't think there's any getting in here. I
Speaker 1: mean oh, damn. With a shell. That's pretty dope.
Speaker 2: And you got this fucking
Speaker 1: owl thing here. That's kinda cool. I don't know how you open this here. Looks like they're in the process of constructing these these these two cabins right here. Jesus Christ.
That's slippery. Alright. Found a trail to Mount Heller to Maingate. Let's go to Maingate. Oh, shit.
Speaker 0: This will take me right down to the main road.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's definitely some security going on over there. There's, like, this green light. A lot of monitors. Yeah. There's something over there.
So I feel like there's definitely somebody in this place right here.
Speaker 0: I'm not gonna fuck around and find out.
Speaker 1: It looks like that's security. I think I see a bunch of screens right there. Oh, somebody padlocked this. Smart. This looks like the tool shed.
Oh, it's padlocked. Ton of excavators.
Speaker 0: Fucking telephone booth.
Speaker 1: That's nutty.
Speaker 0: Dude, my fucking maps hasn't updated in like 2 hours. I don't know where the fuck I'm at. So I somehow was being a fucking stupid idiot again,
Speaker 1: and, I somehow walked out of the site. So now I need to go back into the site yet again. It's like the main road thing. There's a camera right there. This van is just open.
Oh, shit.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: There's a security guard right there,
Speaker 2: And he's passed out. He was passed out asleep.
Speaker 1: That's fucking hilarious. Yeah. I peeked my head over that window, and there was a security guard. And he was just sleeping, And there was a cat, like, right next to him. Yeah.
I've already been here. Fuck. Bruh.
Speaker 0: It's like a loud noise coming from down there. I'm not sure what the fuck that is. Oh, they might be pumping water into the lake down there. I think the reservoir is actually down there now that I think about it. K.
I took this, trail all the way up here, and then, yeah, heard this noise, looked at the map, realized that it was the reservoir, and now I'm going down to the owl statue because woah. Because it's actually it's literally just right down here. This is a nice
Speaker 1: cabin. Jesus Christ.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Yeah. I wouldn't mind staying here. They definitely got that bougie toilet paper. Yeah.
This is like a new cabin. So they don't got any, don't really got any papers in here. Oh, 2023 encampment. Camp members. There's a bunch of people.
The captain, Jordan Schneitzer, Bob, Alsvag, executive off officer of KPMG International 2,002 to 2,006. Included members member firms in a 150 countries and more than a 100,000 employees. Bob joined KPMG in the Denver office in 1969, was elected partner in 78. Prior positions included managing partner of the San Francisco office. He grew up in Portland.
We're still resides. Four children. He the CEO and president of Schneitzer Properties. I don't know. There's a bunch of, like, weird rich guys and probably and probably have done some sketchy shit, but who knows?
Apparently, this guy's 76. He doesn't look 76. Who knows? That's kinda weird to put your height and your biography but if you're 76, I guess that makes sense. Yeah.
I kinda wanna take a shower right now. That'd be kinda funny.
Speaker 1: Oh, Jesus.
Speaker 0: Well, that's not child friendly. Gonna have to blur that. No way. No way. Are these, are these cigars?
These are cigars. Wow. There's no cigars in here though. Somebody smoked all of them. It's a pretty nice little power cord.
I'm not gonna lie. This is, kind of sus. There's like a lot of shit in here. Oh, wow. Cabernet Sauvignon.
Speaker 2: Dumbbells.
Speaker 0: Yeah. This is, Schneitzer. And this gotta be dominoes. Yep. Oh, is that a chessboard?
Yeah. It is. That's crazy. That's nice. This shit's fucking heavy as fuck.
That's a nice chessboard. 2019 Encampment. Walking Bohemian's home. A guide to the Bohemian grove backcountry. Looks like they got a private reserve Cabernet Sauvignon.
And here it is again. It's a lot louder this time around. And they've been doing some construction. To remember Richard hoteling, high priest at this altar. You know, I've always wanted to piss on an altar.
Oh, yeah. Here's the Alice statue and the altar. There's a crossover there. Let's fucking take a whiz right on the owl. Oh, shit.
Right? Oh, Jesus. Yeah. I mean, the cross thing. This thing's locked.
Got a bunch of gas. Oh, here's where the guy does the bell ringing. I'm definitely not gonna do that. Just asking for trouble. No way.
There's a light on in here. It's locked though.
Speaker 1: The fuck?
Speaker 0: I mean, you can kinda see what's in there. I can actually Well, that sucks. Yeah. This is like you can actually go inside the
Speaker 2: owl.
Speaker 0: Oh, Oh
Speaker 1: shit.
Speaker 0: I mean, it's definitely just as hollow as the last time I was here. And there's a lot more water in this reservoir. There's been a ton of rain. Yeah. You can see the light coming from the inside of the owl.
I mean, there shouldn't be too much to worry about back here.
Speaker 1: We're, like,
Speaker 0: extremely deep in the grove. And you'd think if we were gonna have any problems, we would have already had problems. But I guess we'll just have to find out. Security has seen me. This is, not good.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. They have, like, helicopters.
Speaker 1: I saw, like, 3 or 4 lights down there. Flashlights. I think they're, like, climbing up the mountain trying to find me. This is fucked up. I'm not sure if it's tops or security.
Alright. So security pulled up on me, and I'm kinda, like, trapped. It finally caught my breath, but I was just thinking I need to hike out of here. I don't want them to, like, the police to bring dogs and try to hunt me down or some shit. That would be absolutely fucking awful.
So let's get the fuck out of here. Well, I'm not sure if I got any of that on video, but I think that's a wrap for today. Fuck this shit.
Speaker 0: So, unfortunately, I was, like, rattling around with my GoPro, like, right when security pulled up in a white pickup, and I, like, barely got any of it on video. It looks like absolute dog shit. Fucking trail is literally just, like, straight fucking up. It's
Speaker 1: terrible.
Speaker 0: Big mushroom growing on this log. Well, as they say, I fucked around and found out.
Speaker 1: I don't
Speaker 0: think I ran harder in my life. It's like 30 minutes later. I'm still, like, out of breath.
Speaker 1: Jesus.
Speaker 0: Just trying to find that old logging road. Right now, I'm going southeast, southeastward.
Speaker 2: Slowly
Speaker 0: making our way through the brush. But, I did find this banana slug. Oh, And well, that's just shit. This is a big fucking nanner slug
Speaker 1: spotted. I'm not sure what kind
Speaker 0: these are, but, that's a lot of them. Yeah. I wonder.
Speaker 1: There's something right there too. Oh, there's more.
Speaker 0: Well, finally made it to this trail. This is nice after bushwhacking for a few hours. Hopefully, I can find a more established road and get back to Bohemian Highway. Oh, woah. Look at that tree right there.
There's a tree growing from that fallen tree in between this river. That's insane. Wow. Look at all those mushies. Can finally see the moon.
It's a crescent. I think I'm somehow still on Bohemian Grove land. They have a fucking monopoly and own, like, so much of these redwoods. It's kinda fucking ridiculous. Oh, fuck me.
There's a camera right there in that tree.
Speaker 1: Security's security now knows exactly where I'm at.
Speaker 0: I like how security knows exactly where I'm at, and there's nothing I can do about it. So, you know, just gotta stay calm. And guess I can't use the road anymore. I It It's fucking blows. The fuck is all this?
People shooting skeet.
Speaker 1: Damn. There's
Speaker 0: a lot of skeet out here. A ton.
Speaker 1: A ton of skeet.
Speaker 0: Yeah. This is like a shooting range.
Speaker 1: Damn.
Speaker 0: Yeah. Who's number 6? K. I think we're getting close to the road now. Yeah.
I think we're gonna I think we're getting closer to the road now. I had to go through, like, so many bushes, and my shins are are so fucked up. And finally out of the bushes, and it's a freaking. So, yeah, I think we're getting pretty close to the road now. I'm just gonna follow this creek down.
If any bikers went missing in this area,
Speaker 1: that's sketchy as shit.
Speaker 0: Yo. Check this out. It's like these white jelly mushrooms. Oh my god. Oh, shit.
It's spider. It's a freaking miracle. I made it. I made it to the road. We are out of the Grove
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