Our man Thomas has discovered the Orissan (?) speculation that the Kali Yuga will end in 2032. The clips above are from an incident earlier this year, when an eagle apparently grabbed one of the flags atop the Jagannath temple in Puri, sparking a lot of speculation online. Bad omen? Or a good sign, since the eagle could be interpreted as a Garuda?
The incident is discussed here:
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Overheard on YouTube: "If I have a beer, they call me an alcoholic. But if I have a Fanta, they don´t call me fantastic".
The "classical" definition of anti-Semitism is "hostility to Semites, especially Jews". By that standard, Thomas Sheridan´s latest rant is clearly anti-Semitic. And no, I´m not surprised. He is simply reverting to his old self about ten years ago. Yawn. But OK, he doesn´t like Sumerians either, apparently...
Will the next video be about how the Apollonian-Solar Aryans have always been at war with the Cthonic-Lunar Dravidians?
Note how he claims that *both* Yahweh and Jesus Christ were demons!
Dude.
A propos something...
Weirdly, I was just thinking of Boy George (in an entirely different context) when his new song came up in my feed. Not sure what to call this. Synchronicity? Krishna miracle? Hasbara, perhaps?
For the record, I *did* know that Sheridan worked for Goldman Sachs years ago, but it´s still kinda funny that a conspiracy guy worked for *that* company, LOL.
HA HA HA. This was quite the attack! Not the one on the Woke girls (that´s trivial on *this* side of the sub-political spectrum), but the diss of right-wing conspiracy theories as "stoners" high on "green crack", et cetera.
Our man Sheridan suspects that a certain kind of paranoia within that milieu is the last stage before full-on hash psychosis. I´m frankly inclined to believe him. If we assume that over half of the denizens of the proverbial interwebs are alcoholics, drug addicts or clinically insane, much can be explained.
Except for one thing. Why the heck are the rest of us listening?
OK, this was fascinating. When notorious 17h century Irish archbishop James Ussher procured Waldensian documents for a work on this medieval "heresy", two Cathar scriptures were found among them. One of them claims that *Jesus himself* sinned once - when he prayed to the Father to spare him from the crucifixion at the Garden of Gethsemane. This is somehow connected to Cathar theology concerning the physical body. As a divine being of Light, Jesus simply couldn´t stand being incarnated into one! Note also the doctrine that John the Baptist was Satanic...
The YouTube channel "ESOTERICA" seems to be an attempt to create a scholarly channel on esotericism which is still somehow esoteric. Make of that what you wish.
Ten minutes in, Thomas Sheridan claims that people who hate on him on the interwebs essentially drop dead. Maybe from cancer. The reason? Curses bouncing back on the person uttering them. So whatever you do, fam, don´t insult Tyzo Ward or Barry Drewmore!
Of course, pro-vaxxers probably have an alternative explanation...
Thomas Sheridan is...well, controversial. Often coded as Alt Right or even Satanist. But listen to this old video from 2009, which apparently got him banned from (Irish?) public access TV. He sounds like somebody who old fashioned feminists might want to take a bear with!
What happened, Thomas me man?
Thomas Sheridan has a new conspiracy theory. OK, folks, you won´t believe this one!
Are data centers controlled by an alien or interdimensional race, which is "terraforming" Earth to take it over? This race came through a portal when Jack Parsons and L Ron Hubbard did their infamous Babalon working. Parsons´ wife Marjorie Cameron may have been one of the space aliens. They are a silicon-based life form (like computer chips) and can´t stand carbon (and therefore secretely control climate activism). Most humans will be replaced by these creatures, but the "tech bro" elite have been promised Mars and will soon leave our planet in a "Noah´s ark".
Or so Thomas Sheridan speculates. The full presentation is only available for paying channel members, but I think I got the gist of it.
I don´t doubt that some elite groups may believe in *very* crazy things, but that doesn´t mean they are right, or that they can act on their beliefs. I mean, what are the chances that Peter Thiel & Co can build a space ark and leave orbit? This is just a form of quasi-political superstition, in which the upper class is cast in the role of "gods" (albeit evil ones).
But sure, I suppose it would be ironic if our overlords are ultimately overthrown by ignorant peasants who actually think they are fighting interdimensional aliens...
This is obviously a cope. As if sell outs never happened before in world history. And Trump was always something of a wild card. Certainly from an isolationist-populist-far right perspective. Sheridan also downplays the fact that Trump is old and may be getting senile (and perhaps quite mad).
Finally, he doesn´t see the *continuity* between the Former Trump and the Current Trump. Both espouse exactly the same mercurial and predictively unpredictable behavior. Trump was always very pro-Israeli and anti-Iranian, keen on gaining Greenland, et cetera. Even his relationship to the populist far right is somewhat complicated. Yes, he seems to have broken with them once and for all now, but already during his first presidency, Trump had constant conflicts with Steven Bannon!
So nah, the Man aint dead. Not yet, anyway.
I´m always wide awake at 3am, so to me, going to sleep at that time would be more sensational. Diurnal humans, you! As for my dreams, the stranger ones stopped some time ago.
I´m fine, guys.
Thomas Sheridan is...I suppose "back in force" is the best expression. Well, let´s hope he´s wrong, cough cough cough. Note that the thumb nail shows the Met Gala?!
Thomas isn´t eating processed food anymore. Especially not chicken. You can´t guess why. Or maybe you can.
Only half of this video is available for free, but I think it´s obvious where Sheridan is going with this...
A one-hour video about cryptids from the British Isles. As in: Britain and Ireland. Minus the Loch Ness monster and ABCs, so these are strictly speaking the *other* cryptids. It turns out to be a rather bizarre collection of tall tales. White dire wolves clearly inspired by "Game of Thrones", blue quaggas, a centaur running across the highway at night, a feline with four tusks and twelve fingers on each foot...you get the picture.
The Irish guy in the video is a bit too credulous. What are the chances that a report about a horned hippo from a lake which can´t be located on any map isn´t a hoax? The blue quagga was only seen once - by a notorious con man - so the specimen on display in the UK c/o the same con artist was probably just a regular horse (with paint on it?). The "earth-hounds" that burrow in graves and eat the dead are obviously mythologized badgers, while the oversized "king hares" may actually be real hares. Some rabbits can actually grow to large sizes, so why not other Lagomorphae?
More intriguing are sightings or remains of animals believed to be extinct, either in general (Irish Elk) or on the British Isles (wolves, bears). And then there´s the Wildman, the British "Bigfoot", which (who?) is indeed very difficult to take seriously, although I suppose it *is* interesting that legends of giants and pygmies exist all over the world. But without fossil remains or actual relict populations, a folkloric explanation is more likely. Well, I hope!
Good luck with this material. And be careful with the ale, guys.
A (probably correct) criticism of the Khazar theory. What a pity it´s written by an anti-Semite who wants to blame the *real* Jews for all of the world´s ills, but there you go. Of course, I´m so edgy that I linked to Keith Woods content several times before...
OK, this was a new angle. At least, I haven´t heard it before! Is Tolkien´s "The Lord of the Rings" influenced by Freemasonry? And apart from the Craft, there is also...Lovecraft!
Hmmm...
