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EPISODE · Sep 2, 2021 · 45 MIN

The Summer of Disclosure

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EP-070 – The Summer of Disclosure Hard to Look Away Let’s start with the audience hall completed in 1971 that lies partially in the Vatican City and Italy. An interesting building. Paul VI Audience Hall also known as the Hall of the Pontifical Audiences. This hall is dominated by a giant 88 ton bronze and copper allow sculpture at the head named The Resurrection. Oh by the way the hall was built on land donated by the Knights of Columbus. The Catholics sure do have a lot of orders and knights. Started in 1882 blah blah blah, only practicing Catholic men, blah blah blah, and it is a financial services company. Yeah, pretty weird huh. The Knights of Columbus operates one of the largest insurance companies in the world with over $100 bububabillion in active policies. It’s funny, I was just watching a lecture about how we should forget about the Rothschilds of the world, because the world is run by insurance companies. Oh well, back to the point. Photo Taken from Reddit Thread. Check out the 88 ton sculpture at the head of the conference hall. [All links and photos will be in the show notes for this episode at The Conservative Hippie . com.] Bones and skulls seem to be exploding outward. The representation of Jesus has a head that seems to be ripped apart. Some comments on Reddit about the sculpture: “Just surprisingly dark by choice. It’s depressing as hell.” Rando “Would you show kids this? Hey kids, this is being saved.” Rando II It’s massive. It’s dark. And the Pope sits under it and speaks to members at this audience hall. Ok, I’ve always thought Catholics are a bit weird, but it’s just a sculpture. But that’s when you notice the actual structure itself. The inside of the entire audience hall appears to mimic a snake-like reptile creature. Photo Taken from Reddit Thread. It’s true. Go and look for yourself. The darkness in the metaphors is bizarre and shaking. Forget the religion for a second. Look at it this way: In the 70’s one of the richest, most powerful organizations in the world built an audience hall with creepy af symbols. The Vatican City is a country, did you know that? And it has it’s own bank. One that is fraught with secrecy and illegality. Here is a quote from a recent article in the Wall Street Journal: “The long scandal-tainted Vatican bank has been overhauled over the last decade to ward off tax evaders and money launderers. Now it must convince legitimate customers, inside the Vatican and out, that it has something to offer them.” Francis X. Rocca Money laundering and tax evasion. Oh those pesky Catholics. Good thing they are cleaning up their financial matters. They’ve proven to be good at cleaning things up! I hear you! “Get to the point man! What does weird architecture and the creepy Catholics have to do with anything?” The Catholic Church has been dominating this planet for hundreds of years. I love this thought experiment: What religion is almost every Mexican-American you know? Catholic … ding ding ding. Now, I want you to think about why and how. Oooh yeah, 500 years ago was a bloody mess. As we begin I just wanted you to conceptualize the enormity of what could be considered a global cabal of special interests. It has it

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