Topic: Catholic School

Following the interview, Greg Carlwood reflects on the "patron saints of scientism" and his suspicion that Albert Einstein may have been a "plant" used to build a secular "Tower of Babel." He discusses the tendency of some individuals to use scientific authority as a tool for condescension. Carlwood argues that the private lives of famous scientists often contradict the strictly materialist worldviews their followers project onto them.

Lon Milo Duquette recounts a detailed story of being hired by a Catholic archdiocese to perform an exorcism at a girls' high school plagued by misfortune. He describes the process of treating the school's issues as a single spirit and performing a Goetia evocation in his office before arriving. The narrative includes his interactions with the Mother Superior and the eerie atmosphere of the 100-year-old institution at night.

The conversation delves into the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn and its concept of "the link," where an entity is supposedly impregnated into an adept for life. Stavish discusses spirit possession in early Christianity, Pentecostalism, and Voodoo, suggesting that many spiritual "contacts" involve a form of possession. Greg Carlwood questions the nature of the entities at the top of large organizations like the Catholic Church given their history of scandals.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Kevin Annett, a former minister of the United Church of Canada, to discuss systemic corruption and child abuse within the Catholic Church. The conversation highlights the contrast between the Church's preached values and the reality of clergy misconduct, specifically focusing on the resignation of Pope Benedict XVI. Annett is recognized for his work exposing the treatment of indigenous people in Canada through his film Unrepentant.

The group compares the "Star People" legends of the Hopi and Mayan cultures to modern religious upbringing in Catholic schools. They question how primitive cultures could imagine flying vehicles without prior contact with advanced technology. They reference ancient artifacts that, when scaled up, have been proven by engineers to be aerodynamically sound for flight.