Topic: Vril Society

Brad Olsen traces the origins of exotic German technology back to the Vril Society and psychic medium Maria Orsic. He claims Orsic channeled technical blueprints from the Aldebaran star system during the early 20th century. This segment links these occult practices to the development of advanced propulsion systems and flying craft prior to the rise of the fascist government in 1933.

The genesis of the German secret space program is traced back to 1919 and the Thule Society's collaboration with psychic medium Maria Orsic. Orsic reportedly received technical blueprints for space-time devices through automatic writing in ancient Sumerian, allegedly communicated by extraterrestrial or inner-earth beings. These efforts led to the development of the Vril craft prototype, coinciding with the rise of the Nazi party which the Thule Society helped fund and protect.

Following Hitler's ban on secret societies, the Vril Society transitioned into a corporate entity known as Vril Propulsion Workshops to continue its research. German scientists achieved rapid aerospace advancements by blending occult studies with scientific research and factoring consciousness into their experiments. This non-linear approach allowed for a quantum leap in technology that reportedly surpassed the progress of Allied powers using traditional Newtonian physics.

The concept of the Force mirrors the Vril energy field researched by secret societies and the Nazi Vril Society. Producer Gary Kurtz, a Latter-day Saint, significantly influenced the Star Wars narrative, which shares parallels with the history of Mormonism and its ties to Freemasonry and ceremonial magic. These elements suggest the franchise was designed to distribute esoteric models to the masses.

The Thule and Vril Societies played a major role in Nazi occultism, focusing on the evolution of mankind and the channeling of extraterrestrial entities. Medium Maria Orsik reportedly channeled information to help the Nazis develop advanced technology and UFOs, later known as Foo Fighters. These practices involved Dionysian rituals and trance states to achieve higher consciousness.

Donald Marshall published a viral Facebook post on December 2, 2011, alleging the existence of a secretive cult involving Freemasons and the Vril Society. The disclosure claims the Illuminati uses replicated bodies for illicit activities and torture at underground facilities. Marshall asserts that world leaders and celebrities attend these gatherings where innocent victims are victimized.

The episode concludes with Greg Carlwood discussing his desire to produce shows on the Vril Society, Agartha, and Vatican secrets. He notes the difficulty in finding guests who can speak for two hours on specific niches like the Vatican's secret vaults or observatories. The show ends with a call for listeners to "stay weird" and a musical outro.