Topic: Troy

The Queen of Cups and related cards reference human sacrifice and the "Alexander Romance" literature. Adams connects these figures to the Trojan War and the region of Troy, which the geographer Strabo described as the realm of the "Ophiogeneis" or serpent-born. This links the deck to the esoteric tradition of the "Azoetia" and the concept of hybrid bloodlines originating from serpent entities.

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.

McIntosh discusses the theory that the story of Troy is a seasonal myth, with Helen representing a spring goddess captured by winter. He also explains the Viking tradition of "kennings," complex poetic metaphors used even during the heat of battle. Examples include referring to a ship as the "horse of the sea" or sunlight as the "sword of the gods."

The host reflects on the evidence for a continuity of elite power and consistent occult beliefs from the Italian Renaissance to the present. The discussion touches on provocative topics such as deals with the demiurge to bypass reincarnation and rule as a management class. The "Plus" version of the episode further explores the science of the homunculus, demonic fellatio, human sacrifice, and the reptilian origins of certain bloodlines.

The "Dark Ages" are characterized as a colossal joke and a fabrication used to hide the fact that human progress has always been advanced. Evidence is presented suggesting that Nero Caesar was a contemporary of the Habsburg Dukes of Austria, placing events traditionally thought to be 1,000 years apart into the same era. The entire historical timeline is criticized for being pegged to the "Jesus" narrative, which astronomical data allegedly proves is a medieval construct, resulting in the loss of roughly 1,200 years of real history.

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.