Topic: Child Sacrifice

The deck's early history involves Marin Sanuto, a Venetian patrician who may have received the deck as a payoff for betraying Venice to the D'Este family. The imagery on the court cards focuses on the conception of Alexander the Great, specifically his mother's intercourse with the deity Baal Hamon. This links the elite lineage to a "demigod" status and the dark tradition of child sacrifice associated with Moloch.

The trump cards of the Sola Busca deck feature Roman generals involved in the Punic Wars against Carthage. This geographical focus points toward North Africa and the Carthaginian deity Baal Hamon, who was historically associated with child sacrifice. Adams argues that the deck's imagery is a forceful reinforcement of this dark connection, linking the elite lineage to these ancient sacrificial practices.

The conversation draws a parallel between ancient child sacrifice to the deity Moloch and modern medical practices, specifically vaccinations and circumcision. Rowan argues that the "good of the herd" mentality justifies the sacrifice of individual children to vaccine injuries. The segment also touches on the lack of liability for pharmaceutical companies and the difficulties parents face when seeking compensation through the specialized vaccine court system.

Knowles dismisses modern robotics and AI as "dumb algorithms" and CGI fantasies designed to keep the public in awe. He compares the modern obsession with gender ideology and medical transitions to ancient sacrifices to Moloch and Baal during times of existential crisis. He argues that the elite are targeting children as a form of desperate ritualistic payment to their perceived masters.

Monroe discusses a theory linking the death of JonBenét Ramsey to her father's professional ties with Lockheed Martin and the military-industrial complex. The conversation explores the idea of "templates" for high-profile crimes, suggesting that international headlines often mask state-sanctioned occult rituals or MKUltra operations.

Chris Bennett shares a series of intense synchronicities involving the number 777 that occurred while he was researching Aleister Crowley. After being initially repulsed by Crowley's references to "child sacrifice"—later understood as a metaphor for sex magic—Bennett experienced a string of financial and retail encounters with the number 777. This led him to a deeper investigation of Crowley's "The Psychology of Hashish."

The deck was once owned by Marin Sanudo, a Venetian patrician whose family claimed descent from the Roman Emperor Valerian, a figure notorious for child sacrifice. The deck's imagery includes disturbing scenes of children over fires, which may relate to the "Alexander Romance" literature. These symbols connect Saturn, draconian forces, and the Carthaginian practice of "Molk" or child sacrifice to Moloch.

Kevin Annett describes the formation of common law courts globally to issue indictments against predatory priests. He claims these courts are investigating international child trafficking and ritual sacrifice networks involving high-ranking Catholic officials. Annett encourages listeners to visit ITCCS.org to learn how to form local courts and take direct action against institutionalized crime, asserting that the law is being reclaimed by the people.

The conversation shifts to documented elite gatherings like Bohemian Grove and the Bilderberg Group. Reference is made to Alex Jones' infiltration of the Grove and footage depicting world leaders performing symbolic rituals, such as the "Cremation of Care." The hosts discuss the disturbing nature of these events and their portrayal in alternative media.