Topic: Shem Su Hor

The influence of secret societies like the "Followers of Horus" is linked to the long-term management of information regarding human heritage. The Brookings Institution's recommendations are cited as the basis for a decades-long acclimation program using cultural memes like Star Trek and Star Wars. This incremental leaking of information is designed to prevent societal collapse when the truth about extraterrestrial life is revealed.

The origins of social control systems are traced back to the Shem Su Hor, a priest class in ancient Egypt that established early banking and legal frameworks. Hayes explains how religious concepts like heaven, hell, and the weighing of the heart ceremony were used as tools of fear and control. These systems of debt and spiritual governance later influenced Babylonian banking and the money changers famously opposed by Jesus.

Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview, highlighting the Shem Su Hor banking priesthood and the Jim Henson conspiracy as standout topics. He muses on the ruthlessness of upper-level corporations regarding intellectual property and patents. Carlwood finds the Sinclair family's use of a dinosaur logo particularly provocative when viewed through the lens of Hayes' research into reptilian symbolism.

Xavier Hayes identifies the Shem Su Hor as a "follower of Horus" group that operated behind the scenes of the Egyptian pharaohs. He claims the Amun priesthood established early banking and social control systems that have remained largely unchanged for 5,000 years. Evidence for these claims is cited from the Palermo Stone and temple walls depicting UFO encounters during the reign of Thutmose III.

The pyramids are theorized to be much older than mainstream dating suggests, potentially built during the age of Virgo by enlightened humans with Atlantean knowledge. Tesarion mentions the "Shem Su Hor" or disciples of Horus as the builders. He criticizes modern academic dating methods, such as dating a sarcophagus based on nearby broken pottery, as a scientific travesty.