Ras Ben | Yellow Fever: America’s First Plandemic & The Cycles Of Time

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00:51 Which means you'll unfortunately never hear my voice again. 1930s President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the fireside chats His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times. I'm Greg Carlwood These are the Hireside Chats. Hallelujah and hello, Hireside Chatters! From sunny San Diego I'm Greg Carlwood and as we continue to better understand the playbook of the planet's puppet masters We see that many of their scams and schemes have been run on us before And with a longer view of history it becomes a little bit easier to stay calm in all the chaos

01:48 Because history is not a timeline, but actually a series of time cycles. And history will repeat itself even when we're talking about the nefarious agendas of the Capstone Cabal Whether it's the hyped-up, anxiety causing mainstream narrative a false flag attack to justify the imperial expansion the ebbs and flows of highly controlled financial faucets or a corporate medical cartel testing their treatments on human guinea pigs. The understanding that there is nothing new under the sun is one of the best prescriptions for that sky falling feeling Well, serenity now good people because given the intensity of our times this lesson is as important as ever and what better teacher to drive it all home than the great Ross Ben. He's the man behind Great Mystery Philadelphia, Free Your Mound And Your Mind Will Follow, Rocks Of Ages and 5G Wellness 101 all books of his that we've talked about in previous shows and are available at rossben.com

02:45 He's also a mystic, healer, counselor, astrologer, peacekeeper and bright mind for our troubled times with a Master of Arts degree in African American Studies from Temple University. Today we're talking about his latest work Great Mystery Philadelphia Reveals America's First Plandemic as well as what his astrological forecast says about the second half of 2020 A fellow friend of Sweet Lady Cannabis from the esoteric hotbed that is Philadelphia, the conduit to the ancestors and a modern magi if there ever was one. Ross my man welcome back to The Higher Side! Peace peace how you doing good brother? I'm hanging in there despite everything and- Yes

03:27 I really appreciate everything you do, man. And this latest presentation is no different. I've said so many times that with an event like 9-11 a lot of people can't accept the notion of a false flag it seems too big and too bold but if you learn about the long history of false flags how they've started many many major conflicts and how Operation Northwoods was another that was suggested to Kennedy by his entire military cabinet You start to see An empire attacking itself is not only possible, but it's actually kind of routine. It's how things usually pop off and in that same regard you've taken this event that people are now dubbing the plandemic and applied the same kind of thinking Is this new or have they used this page of the playbook before? And the parallels are crazy! To kick this off

04:22 You were one of the first guests that I had here to talk about the whole coronavirus chaos. It just happened to start happening as we were planning a conversation about something else entirely, but now that you've had another several months to reflect on it, as well as the George Floyd protests that have been going on in its wake... How have you been man? We're getting hit with a lot in 2020, it seems no? We really are! I'm just thankful that I had some inkling that 2020 was going to be a wild ride based on the astrological outlook. This being a year of great conjunctions, you know? And I knew the first conjunction was going to be bananas with Pluto hitting Saturn and Capricorn at early January and that's what we would say kicked off this plandemic so I'm glad I had some

05:25 I sensed that it was going to be intense. It's helping me keep the faith and walking in my neighborhood, it was real deep man because you know I was out on a walk. I kept hearing like I guess best I could say is some ancestors whispering like yo check out the yellow fever Check out the yellow fever epidemic. Check it out, check it out." And I walked by the Germantown White House where George Washington was during the yellow fever epidemic and read the plaque and it just sent me down this rabbit hole because you're right when I came on like when this thing was first jumping off, I'll be honest

06:28 Even though I had some sense that something intense was going to unfold, at that time I really didn't know how to read it. Like I didn't have a lens that would let me articulate yo this is what we're seeing you know what i mean? But hey give thanks man obedience has its own reward because out of my ancestors was like look into the yellow fever epidemic Yeah, man. That thing was America's first plandemic and we see so many synchronous analogies to what's happening today down to the writing and looking at this yellow fever epidemic you really see the roots of today's modern biomedical nightmare were living. To me it is the lens

07:35 We need right now to have a better overstanding. And I may make it a book, but spirit had me like yo just get this thing out here you know people need to know this now and let it inform their perception in the decision making. Yes people are kind of freaking out so the faster they can get some kinda context to put it in the better they'll beat And you say in that presentation, you refer to Philly as a museum without walls. And it is crazy that you are so rooted in this environment because you're so good at what you do and to be this kind of modern bard, it couldn't really be any other way. In this area Grumblethorpe, you say was where the first Winstar family home was and we're gonna talk about Casper Winstar but he was one of the first vaccine advocates

08:34 And right across the street is Christopher Sars place where they printed the first Bibles in America. And this is kind of what you're talking about, the roots of so many things that affect the world today. Right here we have the establishing of this union between The Press and Big Pharma because they both come out of this nexus that happens to be the same city block where you happen to be and that's just pretty wild man Yeah, yeah. Well this neighborhood man, Germantown is... Man the story, the mystery history story that is encoded in Germantown is almost as deep as what's encoded at Center City or the Ben Franklin Parkway it's just more interwoven into a

09:34 regular-looking neighborhood, so it's much easier to take for granted and overlook what they have encoded here. But I could say generally speaking if you want to say ultimately what is Germantown? It's where they would say America's royalty is rooted The Wistar family being one, because another thing about the Wistar family. They're the one American family that I'm aware of that is married into lineages of popes and you also have Americans royalty here with Grace Kelly and the Kelly Family. There's a whole deep science with them that I'm not going to get into tonight because it would kind of take us off topic

10:32 But how Grace Kelly married, I think he was the Prince of Monaco. Making her what they would call quote unquote America's royalty. Her home, her residence is about two blocks from my house and maybe six blocks from the Germantown White House and the Worcester House so When you talk about royalty, you usually have two distinct bloodlines that make up what they would call the noble royal houses. And that's the lineage of popes and the lineage of monarchs. Here you have in one neighborhood like a mile apart from one another, the families that check off both those and only two families

11:23 of the United States that I'm aware of, you know? Wow. Just a hotbed of hidden history so much we don't know and So if we're gonna dive into this story and we're gonna tell people about A way to think of the coronavirus situation by talking about the yellow fever epidemic that hit Philadelphia in 1793 Where do we start this story well, I guess he would have to start with Caspar Wister You kind of mentioned him. The plant Wisteria is named after him, and his family founded the WisStar Institute which is closely associated with the University of Pennsylvania and drives biomedical research. They got their hand in policy as well

12:23 as far as what we would consider the medical-industrial complex. He was a big man at the Pennsylvania Hospital, which grew into UPenn and he was working with a guy named Benjamin Rush who is a complex character in a lot of ways. Benjamin Rush would be parallel to Anthony Fauci, who we see today. Again he was well-rooted in his profession you know he went to school and Edinburgh and Scotland and he became a kind of big man at Pennsylvania Hospital as well but he had a very bizarre approach to wellness that he called heroic medicine also called depletion therapy right? And

13:32 Basically, it was like he felt yellow fever cause such a dramatic response in the body that the best way to treat it was to deplete the body's vitality so I wouldn't have so much energy to respond. That way, it wouldn't present such dramatic symptoms and that you would be able to just get over it. Bleed and purge. He would bloodlet, he said he was intrepid with the lancet. He showed no fear using the lancet and he would drain like quarts out of you right? We got seven quarts! He might drain four or five quarts and then he would purge your bowels with what he called Dr Rush's thunderclappers

14:34 which were basically mercury and jalapeno pepper emetics given either through enema, form or actually swallowed. Yeah man his approach was buck wild you know? This is the medical side but the whole plandemic rollout you could kind of say fell on the shoulders of a man named Stephen Girard, who if we use this 2020 and 2020 lens today would be like Bill Gates. He was a grimy dude man he was an enslaver before he came to the states before he came to Philadelphia made his money pirating between New Orleans and Haiti

15:36 Taking rum, sugar, slaves cotton back and forth. He had his own plantation in what became Louisiana. Just a real grimy pirate dude. He came here in 1776 and I really think that's the real reason Philly is associated with 76 like the 76ers like who are the 76ers? We could get into that if we talk about astrology of things particularly astrology of the nation But he arrived here in 1776. A critical look at history would say it wasn't happenstance, that more than likely he was coming as an agent provocateur for the French financiers who were sponsoring the quote unquote American Revolution and he hooked up with a shipbuilder here in Philadelphia, man named Lum

16:37 who died mysteriously shortly after Gerard got here. Gerard married his daughter real quick, like three months with being here. This is all in 1776. I'm just going to kind of fast forward that reality because she ended up being under the care of Benjamin Rush and developed what they called incurable lunacy but i'm sure if she was being given thunderclappers and bloodlet, she would lose her sensibilities. You know what I mean? So he had her committed that way and took over the Lum estate. This man amassed a lot of wealth and used it to basically gain a stranglehold over the US banking system

17:36 And he is the one man in US history who can say, at one time this one man owned the whole country. To be honest if you look at this pandemic, he consolidated the financial system through using the pandemic The way it kind of rolled out...the critical year to study it was 1793 where its post-war independence United States is established nationhood with the Treaty of Paris in 1783. And that's kind of what I was speaking about, where we say the birth of a nation is July 4th, 1776. I don't think so. That was when the nation was conceived. The nation was actually born September 3rd, 1783 with the Treaty of Paris

18:46 And if you look at the Treaty of Paris astrological chart, you really do see that that is a better fitting chart of the United States than even the Franklin Chart of July 4th 1776. I don't mean to get aside from that but I'm just mentioning it like that's when the US gained national status among nations or recognized nation sovereign status September 3rd, 1783. Making the US a Virgo. I guess we could say that's when Columbia was incarnated activating that Virgo principle but that occurs with the U.S.'s in major debt both to states as well as the new federal government to these French financiers who were centered out of

19:50 what they called the Rue Jacob Quarter of Paris. And these is where, what they would call the Jacobins or the Jacobites... This was their stronghold in France and these were really the financiers who sponsored the American Revolution. Girard was down with them and his family just like Girard appeared to be working with him In the States and in the Caribbean, Girard's family in France worked extensively with them. And it's these same Jacobins who sponsored the French Revolution and the Reign of Terror in France—these are the same ones who Benjamin Franklin worked with along with Pierre L'Enfant to form The Society of Cincinnati

20:54 So these are some integral boys in the founding of the US and heavy in debt to them. So 1793, when the French Revolution jumped off, The French Republic which was basically the resurrection of the Roman Empire in France they were like yo we should have a empirical you know empire form of government no more monarchs

21:33 So, they waged war against all the other powerful kingdoms of Europe including the Kingdom of Great Britain. This jumped off in 1793. US we were heavy in debt after the war of independence, like I just mentioned. Plus the wounds of the war hadn't really been healed so George Washington ironically took kind of like what you would say a Donald Trump America first policy right? Like nah we're not gonna because when France declared war on Great Britain they were like yo we supported you in your War Independence You got to support us in this war

22:18 Washington was like, nah. So in April of 1793 he declared what was called the Proclamation of Neutrality. April 22nd, we're not going to engage in war against Great Britain with France. That set the stage for what's called The Citizen Guinea Affair or Citizen Genet probably I always mess up French, excuse me. Citizen J'Nai was the ambassador of the French Republic to the US so this dude violated all protocol instead of coming to Philadelphia checking in with heads of state he went straight South Carolina started gathering up privateers gathering up pirates

23:12 raiding British ships, seizing British commodities. Basically trying to create an international incident that would cause the US to have to get involved in the battle. So Washington summoned him up here to Philadelphia before he met with Washington though he met with Thomas Jefferson there is really strong evidence particularly the letters of John Adams and his chronicling of this time period, that he felt Thomas Jefferson, Edmond Janet and Stephen Girard created America's first pandemic. Because later that year ... So the proclamation of neutrality was declared in April

24:14 Ganae came that same month, started setting it off in South Carolina. In May he reported to Philly by August, Stephan Girard brought anywhere from two to three to possibly up to 10,000 refugees from Haiti who were attempting to escape the reign of terror that these same Jacobins that were jumping it off in France, they jumped it off in Haiti as well. It's caused a lot of the landowners more affluent to want to flee. Stephen Girard brought at least 3,000 of them up here to Philly and with them they brought yellow fever

25:07 Right. And this is a really important part of the story, I guess Gerard had a little bit of history in Haiti because he had been involved in their previous revolution. I guess that was in 1791 Lupus in there and just Gerards it's a little bit of a tangent but Gerards history in Haiti before he actually brought those refugees in. Yeah It just shows how grimy this dude is man. Yes right So, the French Revolution wasn't just a one dramatic event. It kind of unfolded over a couple of years—1791 was the year that first event where you had basically the House of Lorraine sponsoring dissent against the House of Bourbon within the kingdom of France.

26:09 They sponsored that same dissent in Haiti, same year 1791. And it resulted in some uprisings, slave revolts where again the landowners and the merchants they wanted to escape the island but they wanted to leave with their plunder so they contacted Stephen Girard who basically he was THE marquee who managed all French ship movements in the Caribbean at this time. The Marquis is like the title of a privateer, and so he was the big French man that hey if you need a whole lot of ships real quick flying under the French flag, you got to holler Stephen Girard. So they were like we need escape, we need to get off

27:09 He was like, all right I got a ship there. Go ahead and put all your goodies...put your gold and silver and plunder on there and I've got a ship coming to pick you up." First ship sailed off never came back and picked him up. And so Jean-Jacques Dessalines who was the leader of the uprising in Haiti at that time yeah he just massacred Those landowners and steven gerrard got their stuff. And again he used that to invest in the first bank of the united states just like you some of the lumber state, invest in the first bank of the united states right so we got this guy

28:00 This stuff goes down in Haiti he marries a shipbuilder's daughter that guy dies gerard hands his wife over to the sicko benjamin rush she is committed he gets that fortune. The skies just swallowing up fortunes and another link between him and doctor ross that i thought was really fascinating with parallels today, is you talk about how Girard also invested in trade routes between America and China. He actually established direct contact between America and China, and one of the number one things he was bringing over here was opium—tale as old as time, international drug smuggling—but he says to Rush, hey man

28:41 Do whatever six stuff you wanna do but make sure your use an opium i gotta sell this stuff im getting it we're gonna use it and when you're doing bloodletting and jalapeno mercury enemas your gonna need some for that pain so. Who's the supplier for that gerard and its like this is the, Parallel to today's story cuz you got this guy who is really the finance here who is also a provocateur with his own political agendas moving some of the chess pieces over there and he's tied up with. No casper windstar and doctor benjamin rush you are that medical side maybe they're the,

29:22 Jacqueline hide a pouchy and today's story and it's just like those are the pieces an obviously there is more to it but i really thought that opium transportation smuggling element was was really poignant because obviously thats something that still goes on in the medical world today. Yeah yeah i mean, When we look at this yellow fever pandemic, we see the roots of today's biomedical nightmare with mercury opioids and vaccinations. The three ingredients are all right there with these key characters and even so right I've heard they're saying that in Britain Great Britain just announced in this research that they found this common steroid

30:16 that works great for COVID patients on the respirator because it suppresses their immune response. So this whole idea, the whole what we could call range of pharmaceuticals that they call those immune suppressants—this is coming out of the philosophy Benjamin Rush's depletion therapy. His approach was hey let's reduce body's ability to respond, and that's gonna allow them time to heal. But it's kind of backwards. Another connection where it was like hmmm how deep down the rabbit hole could we go? Where a man was into all this bloodletting what was he doing with the blood? Wouldn't you generate a little adrenaline if you saw someone coming at you with a lancet

31:21 Somebody's gonna draw your blood, right? Is this the origin of that adrenochrome story. That is what I'm saying! It very well could be man...I didn't go into that in the video It's a possible parallel it is another one that i thought was really interesting so gerard has this history with haiti and then they go through this second revolution and he brings all these refugees thousands of people in to philadelphia and. assuming he had this all mapped out it's like okay well now we can introduce this yellow fever, plan demic and say what's all these people all these immigrant people that we brought in you know people are already primed to buy on a story like that and.

32:10 a parallel i see today is so if in the yellow fever story it's all these other people who are making us sick it's like and today's story we've already talked about how were set up for this second wave of COVID this fall, it seems like it's already going to happen just in what you hear on the news. And whose fault is it going to be? Black Lives Matter. It's going to be the people who are protesting. It's an easy scapegoat for society and I feel like there's a parallel there that is pretty on-the-nose." Yeah, and what's super bananas' parallel with the Black Lives Matter thing

32:51 So, let's give a little detail of what happened. Yellow fever is transmitted by mosquito. That's the vector of how you get it. It's a parasite that passed on from mosquito bite to mosquito bite but they didn't know that then. They thought it was spread by coughing or contact human-to-human contact so It is a pretty scary disease because it causes jaundice. That's why they call it yellow fever, and the parasite depending on what part it's eating in you might also have bleeding in your gut so you'll spit up what they call black vomit was also known as black vomit disease right? So it really shook the city. Pennsylvania had 50 thousand people at this time 20 thousand left

33:51 So, almost half of the city left. Those that stayed were the poor and the needy, those who couldn't. And they tended to self-quarantine because they were really scared. It's recorded that the only people who could be out in the streets with a sense of impunity like they're not really scared of the yellow fever or the Haitian refugees that Gerard brought up And why that's important is because in the middle of this crazy health crisis, they had riots in Philadelphia numbering up to 10,000. These were riots that were demanding that the US support Jene and going to war with Great Britain. So again, this is what it seemed like

34:58 It seemed like Stephan Girard has several agendas, four that I would confidently say. But this was the biggest one that he brought these Haitian refugees in who they were the vector of bringing yellow fever to Philadelphia but the vector of it spreading throughout the city was actually mosquitoes from that point when you created this public health crisis Then, in the middle of it, it seemed like he sponsored protests that numbered up to 10,000. So if they said 20,000 people left—30,000 were left in the city and 10,000 were protesting—that meant one in four people were in the streets. John Adams describes how they got there through having these ox feasts

36:02 And these festivals celebrating killing monarchs sponsored by who else? More than likely, Gerard who was again attempting to help J'Nai in getting the US to go to war. It seems like it was a pretty wild scene have salute lee absolutely and tell us a little bit more about that component in banking where of course just like here when it was back then there was a market crash because this and

36:39 If someone knew about that market crash, they would gobble up a lot of stuff when it's low. Increase their share of the markets but you mentioned the banking aspect him getting control of the bank can you loop us in on that a little bit more? Absolutely yeah because like I said it seemed like there were four objectives Gerard had with this pandemic we mentioned helping citizen Jene get the US involved in war against Great Britain. I'll say real quick, he did use it as an attempt to rebrand himself just like how Gates today wants to play himself so philanthropic and a lover of humanity but really he's a misanthrope. He hates humanity you know what i mean? So Gerard used this opportunity to rebrand himself again

37:39 to create a market in opium. And the fourth, he used it to attempt to gain control over the US financial system because just like now how we have a Fed, a central bank that is running the show to whose benefit and how can a nation be sovereign if it has one creditor that basically owns the nation. This has been the biggest argument against a central bank establishment since the days of Hamilton, you know what I mean? So there was a central bank at this time it was called The First Bank Of The United States and it was actually the second Central Bank the nation had

38:37 The very first one was called the First Bank of America. Its charter expired in 1791, okay? Because that's when the first bank of the United States was formed and it was given a 20-year charter that was set to expire in 1811 right so I told you, Stephen Girard invested heavily in the First Bank of the United States even prior to the pandemic. He did so in 1790 when he gained control over the Lum estate. He did it again in 1791 when he jammed up the Haitian landowners and took their plunder and left them to die on the island right?

39:36 So, 1793 when this pandemic jumps off of course the whole stock market took L's and he invested heavily. Very heavily after 1793. He didn't become a majority stakeholder until 1802 when him in cahoots with Napoleon Bonaparte betrayed Toussaint Louverture who was leading the Haitian revolution at that point, and had negotiated his freedom as well as being able to lead a newly established and independent Haiti where Girard had him kidnapped. And Girard's ships transported him to Paris where he was imprisoned and passed

40:39 Girard confiscated what would be in today's value about six to eight million dollars worth of wealth Toussaint Louverture had and he put that money in the First Bank of the United States, and that made him the majority stakeholder from that point 1802. Yeah so wild! He had his hand in so many pies... Medical side i also thought it was interesting so other aspects that have parallels creating fear and hysteria check they did that. Also give the people a treatment that you control the production and supply of check no opium versus vaccines today also,

41:28 We talked about how sick doctor rush's practices are what about the idea that in both cases we have aspects of malpractice deaths being used to heighten the disease numbers there is a lot of messed up stuff they're doing to covid patients and if a person dies like If a person dies on a ventilator, they don't say oh well the ventilator killed them. They obviously say coronavirus killed them no matter what they do to the person, no matter what they pump him full with if they die it's coronavirus just like Dr Rush you know he is going be able to say that was yellow fever I tried to do heroic medicine and this person died they just weren't heroic enough i guess and there's a real same shape there that im seeing

42:12 You're absolutely right. They said Rush saw over 100 patients a day between July and September of 1793, the final death toll was 4,000 in 44 and many of Rush's colleagues felt like yo what this man is doing is worse than the disease itself you know? One of them being Caspar Wistar And that was really like prior to the yellow fever pandemic, Rush was the star of Pennsylvania Hospital and his depletion therapy heroic medicine was champion. But what happened was Caspar Wistar himself got yellow fever and he fell under Dr. Rush's care and he barely survived as so

43:15 He put his voice and influence behind it, like yo this man is killing people with this thing. And so he was actually relieved of his duties towards the end of it but this after 4,044 people passed and you're right, he would attribute all those deaths to The Yellow Fever Now, yellow fever came back in 1798. It came back in subsequent years but the same numbers of people weren't dying as when Rush was free to use his depletion therapy.

44:01 Yeah and you also have a quote cuz your digging up all kinds of documentation when you're looking into this history prompted by the ancestors which is just awesome but. One of his critics in all that was saying no this isn't sane should we bleed and purge everyone, And yes, he said with a big exclamation point. And that sounds exactly like Bill Gates today. We can't get back to normal life until every healthy person everybody period is vaccinated it's like again real parallel has the same beats to it and you know the mystic part of it all right? He was talking about the Kensington section. He was at a rally in Kensington

44:50 like on a stage with a crowd. And someone in the crowd yelled out, yo you're saying we should bleed and purge all of Kensington? And Rush yelled back yeah! Bleed and purge all of Kensington. The wild thing now, Kensington is the epicenter of Philadelphia's opioid epidemic if you google Kensington Philadelphia The bio-pharmaceutical nightmare you see these people living in over there is bananas. It's bananas, this is classic... This is probably one of the worst hair on markets in the nation open air hair on markets in the nation right there in Kensington today so it's kind of a mystic overtone

45:53 Legacy it is. How this thing morphed into, you know? Right and another thing with Gerard and the bank that he bought into is you mentioned that it was the first seed money for the new york stock exchange i think this isn't a different interview but she mentioned that maybe tracking that money could possibly lead to the same people planning the plan demick of today and i don't know how literally were about that but man that's the seed money for the new york stocks change yet what your art. I guess in rebranding himself

46:33 He renamed his bank two times, and I'm going to tell you what his bank ended up being named. This is how he's slapping the ignorant in their face. What did the name of his bank ultimately become? Citizens Bank as in Citizen's J'Nai Affair. So he's telling y'all like yeah motherfuckers, I got your nation! I got your country! God. Yeah. Citizens Bank. As in Citizen J'Nai, the Citizen J'Nai affair. He named his bank after the incident that allowed him to be the biggest bank that at one time owned the country.

47:21 Man, it's also a slap in the face because so often things are just to complete 180 from what they really are and Citizens Bank is like this bank is your guys' It's the community bank. It's all of our bank and it's like no, it's this dude's bank. It's very-it's a private institution extracting wealth from the people And yeah that...that's wild Yeah, yeah But uh needless to say The money leads to the Civil War, World War I and World War II. Yeah it's nuts that we hear Rockefeller and Rothschild all day but we never heard Girard! Yeah check that, check that. And Rue Jacob got a look up through Jacob is very important these Jacobins these Jacobites of Europe both in France the French Republic and post-Cromwellian England

48:24 Man, these dudes is a deep and deep boys. You know so you also say that the yellow fever planned emic backfired and maybe that's what people are crossing their fingers for today can you elaborate on what happened in the aftermath you mentioned Thomas Jefferson he had to resign as Secretary of State that there also were these letters from John Adams where he kind of threw it out there I guess the quote i have written down is both parties have excited artificial tears very key phrase but what else happened in the aftermath that might give people of today hope that this plan might also backfire well i'll just say in regards of the citizen jenna affair gerard was able to rebrand himself through it right gerard was able to get a market

49:25 established for his opium through it. And Girard was able to consolidate absolute control over the US financial system as a result of it, the Citizen Genet Affair. Well, his goal of attempting to force the U.S out of neutrality in support of the French Republic against Great Britain that did not go down

50:03 And that was what happened up here in Germantown. What happened was, and this is again so bizarre because when you talk about the Germantown White House which is where they say George Washington fled up here which is about seven miles from Penn's Philadelphia... When he fled up here it was to escape the pandemic But that doesn't even add up if you look at George Washington's historic timeline of 1793. At the height of the yellow fever pandemic, which was September of that year, Washington was in Washington DC laying the cornerstone for the US Capitol and he didn't return to Philadelphia until I want to say November 3rd

51:06 He came to Philadelphia to announce the end of the epidemic because, again, they didn't know the vector of the disease at that time. We know now it was mosquitoes. So after the first cold rain came, it killed off all the mosquitoes and it just stopped so Washington came back November 3rd to say, It's over. We can open up business, let's get it popping." Then sometime between November 3rd and November 16th—and I say that because for such a dramatic event of 10,000-number protest in the capital of the nation at that time, Philadelphia—and even the way Adams describes it where

52:17 Like, yo these people was going to take Washington out of his house. And Governor Mifflin had to send out the state guard to protect the federal government and Adams himself had to take up arms and his servants in his home had to defend him and a couple of them lost their life. An event this dramatic you would think there would be more account of it, right? The only accounts that I can find of it is John Adams' accounts. Most historic record of a rebellion that threatened continuity in government and that era was the 1794 Whiskey Rebellion which occurred in Western Pennsylvania and

53:14 I don't know if that's a smoke screen or it's just the actual historic oversight. You know, I find it interesting that you don't find a lot of information out on that. Wild. You do say in the Yellow Fever presentation that The Great Mystery Philadelphia helps reveal that first plandemic, what is it about that original work that would be most helpful with this plandemic decoding? Anything we didn't talk about? Yes. The Jacobin role in Haiti and their influence and weight on George Washington and that

54:00 there's a very strong possibility that the Jacobins of Haiti and Europe were Moors. That there may have been Moors who were sponsoring the American Revolution, how to rue Jacob. Which is to say for people who don't know Africans? Yes, indigenous melanated people which one of the things that The great mystery does deal with also is the idea that Maat is always real. Omniversal law is always active and present, karma. So we have to recognize that and take responsibility for our place in space time

54:57 that more often than not, it's not the actions of others and their ancestors that creates your condition in place in space-time. But it's the actions of your own ancestors. And if you ask anyone... You say do you hold your ancestors responsible for your reality right now or someone else? It's more often than They'll want to say, well my ancestors because yeah. You won't give them the ashe do whose shoulders you stand on that's what we say. We stand on the shoulders of those who came before us but then that means you have to then get a lens of history that allows you to see what critical points in history

55:58 Did we, and when I say we like our ancestors those of our ancestral bloodline make key mistakes? Key errors on a national scale that might put us in the situation. We're in now why because my art is real cause and effect And so that's one aspect of the great mystery The other aspect of the great mystery that I think is important is given the eye to be able to decode art, architecture and archetype symbols in your environment. All the things I showed in that video, The WizStar, Grumblethorpe, Germantown White House man they're less than five blocks from my house you know what I mean? And I'm sure if we're more aware

57:02 Now, Philly is a very unique place because Philly is what they would call a knot of space-time. The past present and future there's like 12 thousand years of history layered and accessible right here not just buried atop but here and accessible. And there's this researcher his name escapes me but he works with the Philadelphia Historical Society He kind of looks into the whole... because Philly is what they would call a paranormal hotspot. One of the reasons why, his theory is that there's like the veil of space-time is very thin here so energies and people from other times can bleed in to the present more or less

58:07 and that thing is real, man. That thing is real. It's a real experience that if you open yourself up to it, you'll have here." But beyond that the way time is unfolding my feeling is people are aware and attentive wherever they find themselves. The keys to decode serious mysteries about where they live is right in front of their face if they would take the moment to look with an eye of decoding. And that's what, after you read The Great Mystery of Philadelphia as well as Free Your Mound and Your Mind Will Follow Him, you're going have that eye. Yes. Well said. So yeah man. Thanks for the opportunity to talk and reflect on these things I'm sure this was just on the hearts and minds of a lot of people

59:07 Yes, give thanks indeed. This has been a real heavy show insightful but also sort of intense especially that second hour but any parting words for the people? What do you want to leave them with I would encourage them to check out The Great Mystery Philadelphia reveals America's first pandemic. I do have another recent YouTube production also Fortify Like A Magi where I have an EMF pollution meter and my cell phone, and I show the stopping power of different crystals. Yes, really impressive. Yeah it's worth a check so you know if possible...I know we were kind of dancing around November but yeah i would say if possible be somewhere where your environment

1:00:14 There's minimal chance of randomness and urban environments might not afford that with this election and just where things is unfolding, as well as the astrological alignments. Unless we call down to star nations and transform it before then maybe that's our thing too. Maybe if we're ready to take that planetary ascension, that step in planetary ascension

1:00:51 We can avoid it or yeah, mad chaos jumping off. You know? Yes yes well we'll see we will see and thanks again so much you are the man I hope we get a chance to burn one down before the whole thing falls apart but oh hey we got two man this we gotta go out before we burned two big heads, you know? Yes. Hold off the apocalypse Bill Gates! We got some smoking to do but... That's right Until then man keep doing what you do thanks all right good brother much love take care There ya have it people history might not repeat itself exactly but it definitely rhymes man Ross Ben killing it again

1:01:45 When he showed me this latest work, it just seemed like a creative way to talk about some forgotten history. Some forgotten players in that history and also calm some nerves out there in the current climate without doing another coronavirus show specifically I don't want us to just be repeating ourselves or beating the same drum over and over again It's always hard to manage feedback in a position like mine because I'm getting some feedback that says Dude holy russia what are you talking about there's so much going on right now i need your guidance. And I hope everyone has better guidance than little old me but, also get feedback that's like hey thank you for doing some shows that aren't about this because every show of our nature i'm sure is pretty much chock full of it and it is fatiguing so i get both bits of feedback in at about the same level to so it's tough

1:02:42 You are going to notice a trend though in the next few upcoming episodes that I keep bringing up the fact that this probably won't end soon and this virus plague pandemic theme is probably going to be with us for most of 2021 and be more intense than it is now. I say that largely because of what i'm hearing from most astrologers, which I understand is going to sound a little nuts to some people. But as Gordon has been saying too it's also where plague and pandemic hit on Martin Armstrong's models which he made several years before anyone ever heard of COVID-19 And on top of that... To me It's just a good practice to hope for the best and plan for the worst

1:03:27 Maybe it's partly a mental exercise on my part to keep myself sane because A lot of us do keep drifting into this, well it's almost over sort of mindset and I don't want to sound like Fauci here by saying the worst is yet to come But I also don't want to see anyone pausing their life too much right now Because you could be in pause for a long time Like many of you guys, I definitely have friends that don't feel comfortable going to bars or restaurants yet. I empathize with them but what if this is as good as it's going to get for a while right now? I know some people who are pretty much on my page but their partners aren't which again... You know if you're in a partnership you don't get to make executive decisions like that so it's affecting all our lives even just the perception and the

1:04:23 Policies based around this thing regardless of the level of degree in which you're worried about actually getting sick just the kind of stuff i've been thinking about along with a lot of you guys i'm sure. Most likely the whole well I listen to a guy on podcast who said viruses don't even make us sick approach isn't yielding too many converts, That wouldn't surprise me. And also I should say, I personally still try to be open to a bunch of different ideas on this because i just don't know the game can also change any minute too so you have to keep that in mind but regardless In terms of today's show, I hope you liked it! I'm sure you did if you're still listening now A little bit more of a mystic approach to assessing this whole thing It's exactly what Ross Ben is good at

1:05:15 I wanted to make sure that when i'm doing an episode that involves a story, that we get that full story told in the first hour if we go into more depth than the second that's cool but you just can't leave people on a cliffhanger like that so i try to get that full yellow fever story. deliver to you in that first hour and then the second one definitely want some unexpected places we got, ross's breakdown of how he is reading these space weather slash sky clock going forward from here we talked about the prospect of a coming cataclysm and return of star nation.

1:05:52 There's a deep mythology there that is probably the retelling of an old tale that might come back around again when it's that part of the cycle. I do believe this but sometimes when channelers or shamans say these times are getting close, quote unquote, that can mean 500 years so I am interested in this stuff but i don't get too excited about these prophecies and predictions come into fruition like tomorrow we talked a good deal about my doctor greer interview with ruin a bit about star nation verse the inner earth beans good guys above the bad guys below.

1:06:34 I also want to throw out there a plug for this big July meditation that Ross Ben is going to be apart of, that he really wants to see the THC community participate in because positive intention does have an effect on the world and i think we know this by now. We should give it our attention its unify dot org they're doing world unity week right now but they have more stuff planned for july their biggest communal meditation group online they say Do check it out, I'm going to. And let's do things the Ras Ban way for a little while and see what happens! And finally we did also talk about defunding the police thing which

1:07:19 You know, mixed opinions advocates will say that it doesn't mean abolish the police. But as a phrase and slogan it's probably not the best because it is up to interpretation and not only does it cause confusion and thus more conflict between opposing viewpoints but you might end up cheering on something that you don't really want I stand by the fact that demilitarize the police or reintegrate the police would be a better approach because those things are hard to argue against. I know i said this in the last wrap-up too, but since that show if you're watching any news where they talk about this it is always being said. So defund the police actually means x and then X can mean many many things everybody puts whatever they want into that phrase and in several places it has meant abolish the police so just don't take anything for granted...I guess?

1:08:18 On the bright side, I have heard a lot of creative innovative ideas proposed for how we restructure the police departments. Jocko Willick on the Joe Rogan Experience said that he thinks that 20% or 1 fifth of a police officer's time should be training not just to get into the department but always I kind of agree with that and i personally think that if we just had them doing slightly different things it would make a world of difference. Lean a little bit more into that serve part of protect and serve, and fold in a lot of volunteering or charitable works into the job description And if you don't like those aspects of the job then maybe you shouldn't be a cop

1:09:01 But honestly everyone has their ideas and we're not really making the decisions. And as volatile and polarized as things are right now, I am concerned that this time was chosen for such a serious conversation precisely because this is not a good time to have it." And we got to be careful that we don't get a problem reaction solution situation where were worse off or were contracting police work out too Blackwater, something crazy like that. But you don't want hear me ramble on about this sort of stuff anyway In higher side news I did have to move last night's joint session Something came up and i just couldn't take

1:09:44 the time to have two hours in front of the computer taking calls. I didn't want to cut it short because i had to do that last time so, I figured it was best to just move it. So we're going to do it tonight Friday June 26th 7 p.m. I want to keep doing these joint sessions because they are sort of the only audience participation we get I do end up getting a lot of the same colors and then other people complain to me that their calls weren't answered or they couldn't get in i got it on emails about when is the next one how does it work, can i check the numbers for these things and doesn't seem like very many people even decide to watch them later.

1:10:24 This happens to a lot of content creators where they do one thing really well like a podcast and then they start adding a bunch of stuff to it and people are like look we don't care about this other stuff you're adding, we just want you to do this one thing you do as well as you can do it that's why I'm here. And so maybe when that situation i wonder if joint sessions are worth doing sometimes Not about the time spent on the mic itself but just the communications about them that i have to have and i really like thc episodes to be like self contained, podcast that are relevant five years after the recorded and then i have a bunch of. Conversation so many of them about updates about when we're gonna do the joint session in those things obviously don't apply later

1:11:13 Maybe there's a better way to do the audience participation thing that i'm trying to do or maybe the majority of people would rather. I just focus on making good episodes and not bother them with other stuff it's hard to know again a lot of opinions and i don't know what the majority would say but oh well gotta trust that ross benny intuition right, All that said we do have a joint session tonight Friday 7pm get the link from the front page at the higher side chats dot com sign up for plus if you like what I do it's huge help to me. We are getting a decent amount of cancellations out of necessity, if im gonna be honest which is totally understandable things are hard for people out there but if you are a free show listener who has been on the fence and its not going to break your bank maybe you can throw me a bone

1:12:08 You're also gonna be treating yourself to the deeper second hour of all these shows you've been missing. But that said, I love you guys! Get Ross Benz books, watch the presentations on his YouTube channel that we've been talking about... I hope this interview adds context to the video's narrative. Take care of you and yours, it's a really important time to be a positive influence in the world Thanks for listening. Your move, plandemic planners, economic canners and evil agenda space weather aligners! Your fucking move. Have a drink in the smoke Listen to the cast We shine a shiny spotlight Put criminals on blast The pinstripe men of mourning And families of finance

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