Topic: Saturn Death Cult

Greg Carlwood asks about the "Hidden Hand" material, which suggests the elite play a negative role in service to God to provide the pressure necessary for human growth. Marty Leeds expresses skepticism, preferring an analytical view that the elite work for their own power and the "antithetical force" of Father Time. He emphasizes that while God is in everything, individuals have the free will to choose their alignment.

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Troy McLachlan to discuss the updated version of his book, The Saturn Death Cult. The conversation establishes the connection between the Electric Universe model and a real-world control structure managed by a parasitic elite. McLachlan's recent works, including The Purple Dawn of Creation and a study on Donald Trump's prophetic connections, are highlighted as key topics for the session.

Troy McLachlan discusses his cautious approach to writing and his potential future work regarding a "pharmaceutical dictatorship" as a modern manifestation of Sodom and Gomorrah. He explains his tendency to take long breaks between publications to ensure new information, such as Peter Mark Adams' research, is properly integrated. Greg Carlwood concludes the interview by praising McLachlan's ability to connect diverse conspiracy threads.

Greg Carlwood provides updates on show-related activities, including a delayed joint session and plans for a San Diego meetup. He thanks listeners for their support and donations to the "Carlwood Diaper Fund" before signing off with his signature closing statement. The episode concludes with a thematic song about conspiracies, the elite, and the "Higher Side."

The mechanics of the precession of the equinoxes are explained, detailing how constellations like Orion are "delayed" over 26,000-year cycles. Mathison identifies Osiris as a personification of the sun or Orion after it has been "drowned" below the horizon by precessional shifts, making him the King of the Underworld. The conversation briefly touches on the "Saturn Death Cult" and the linguistic link between the word "elite" and the god El.

Jay Weidner argues that "Eyes Wide Shut" was Stanley Kubrick's attempt to expose the rituals of the Brotherhood of Saturn. He posits that various secret societies like Skull & Bones, the Zionists, and Opus Dei are all "flypaper" satellites under the umbrella of a singular Saturnian death cult. This cult's influence is seen in the sexualization of children and the destruction of traditional family structures within the modern music and film industries.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces guest Troy McLachlan to discuss the Saturn Death Cult and its influence on global elites. The discussion focuses on a model where Saturn was once Earth's primary star, the subsequent environmental changes that introduced seasons and time, and how an early priest class used these events to justify manipulative monetary systems and ritualistic symbolism.

McLachlan discusses his motivation for writing "Saturn Death Cult," aiming to provide a natural, cosmological explanation for symbols often associated with ritualism or the occult. He suggests that understanding these archetypes can help non-psychopaths recognize and resist the control mechanisms used by the elite.

Troy McLachlan concludes the interview by directing listeners to his website, satundeathcult.com, and his second book, "Cosmos In Collision," co-authored with Ted Holden. The newer work serves as a prequel focused on academic referencing and the state of the solar system prior to Saturn's arrival.