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He's embodied a platonic archon friend, he's no longer a man. If you thought things were weird before America, buckle up 😂 (it's interesting the symbolism of the ear being pierced Boyo. Think bible think slave think contract. Something to ponder definitely 💜)
I think ceaser died because he wasn’t brutal enough. You see… China had a similar thing happen that kicked of the Three Kingdoms Era; however, it was a bunch of Eunuchs Elites that were in charge of a young emporer that all got killed by Dong Zhuo’s faction. It is only through the use of deadly force that things change. People are generally afraid of violence as they should be… But if you don’t want a violent world you abdicate entirely. Take your wealth and leave if your a cancer and go hide away before things change.
Barron Trump vs Julius Ceasar Julius's father was the creator of the popularia (populist) party. Donald trump usurps the republican party is a populist revolt of the voter base, and creating a populist beach head within American politics. Julius Ceasars father was persecuted by the political class, until his murder. Donald trump is currently living this phase out. they even look similar.
Yes because the patterns are nature. Doesn’t literally repeat itself as things change such as consciousness but historical eras do rhyme in 50-100 years tempos
@@bastait how is this propaganda? biden saying that he does not lie is hilarious. israel getting a free pass to kill is propaganda. hope you see the light. the future is going to hurt otherwise.
I've literally been saying this for years. Nobody takes me seriously. That is exactly why the people at large are 100% to blame for what we are going through. We've tolerated ourselves into irrelevance. Forethought, reflection, and the courage of one's convictions are all but dead.
A new Caesar needs to have mathematical, oratory and organizational skills like no other. The system needs to work, it can’t just be a Caesar for a bunch of young people to go die somewhere.
I think that Jacques Lacan was closer to becoming a new Caesar than any other philosopher in his time, but instead of exercising control over mathematical skills or oratory he chose originality and became so original he created his own world and kept updating it, where he was the Ceasar of psychoanalysis.
@@Yatukih_001more like the Caesar of Nerds. Caesars Command; and obey in commanding… Cultures, countries, Armies, Economies, continents, millions of souls. Sitting down and thinking about occult stuff your entire life isn’t Strive.
Yes but don't allow sadness to blind you to a wonderful birth. The birth of the collective feeling among the common people that thing's do infact need drastic change or restoration even. Although the infamous they have us killing eachother an hating for no or little reason.
No. There will be a winnowing, but the survivors will be richer for it all. Well, at least until everything collapses, millions starve and die, and the empire falls.
Would the Führer be comparable to the Gracchi brothers in the wider scale of the “West”? A populist attempt to reestablish prosperity to the native man, ending in destruction by the optimates, or as we call them, globalists? Where is the new Caesar, for I do not see him. Maybe Trump in 2016 but my hope for him has wavered.
Basically, - could what we saw in Germany in the 1930’s be roughly comparable attempt to the populist movement of the Gracchi brothers, attempting to reprioritize the native people of the West, while ultimately failing & getting squashed by the optimates, or as we call them, the globalists of western elite?
buddy, orange man is a far cry from the statesman and orator Caesar is. If anything, he is more similar to Sulla and not in a good way. Maybe he'll pave the way for a real Caesar but it's going to be a very raw deal for the rest of us.
*Whose* list? Lucius Cornelius Sulla's list. "He knows *who has* been naughty." Abbreviated: He knows *who's* been naughty *Who's* is an abbreviated form of *who is* or *who has* . There may be others but I can't think of any right now - there's no abbreviation of 'who was', strangely. Whose is not an abbreviation. No insult intended, better known.
Barron getting exiled and radicalized by Jordan Peterson like a young warrior on koryos finding a hermit shaman in the wilderness and then returning as an American Caesar would be like a modern day Norse saga
You're forgetting about Melania. Baron is a momma's boy. She will never allow it. She would whisk him off to Slovenia, where I guarantee you, he will live a quiet, happy existence in the background. I lived in Slovenia for a few years. Slovenians live to play and laugh at the world.
@tariqskanaal8187 We shall soon enough see the truth of it. If this present discontent ends in a Caesar it's going to be terrible for a while. At least we are not quite as corrupt as the Roman Republic, so there is hope.
Most have the intelligence to reject glory power and conquest due to the inherent negatives that come with it corruption, vice, and jealousy but instead quality men choose family, nature, and mastery of skill as axioms for living life
Caesar had the support of MANY veterans. Many veterans are hurting and are ready for change and support. We are just waiting on Caesar to reveal himself and make a change.
@@notloki3377 this is the apocalypse, the second coming. People in fact are getting it and I see it. Realizing what we are, what consciousness is, what being is. Thats what I am referring to
Tremendous video. Got my sub. This analysis got me thinking of the book, “A History of Central Banking and The Enslavement of Mankind.” The first chapter covers Caesar’s Rome, inflation, money lending, and on. Great book, highly recommend it.
1:42 Caesar was not a tyrant. He was a dictator. A dictator back then was the keader of a country during times of war. Therefore "he who dictates". He was chosen to have lifelong power due to his popularity and actions by the Romans.
I genuinely adore your style of oration. It is eloquent yet very easy to follow. Your video on Jung’s experiment with unlocking the unconscious through art and the use of the right brain hemisphere was sublime. Cheers!
Although Julius Caesar was coming from a famous patrician family, his family was financially broken and he grew up poor. So, he certainly felt closer to the plebe than to his rich fellows' patricians who had only contempt for him when he was poor and hated him when he became successful.
Not everyone, just one particular guy. A rapist and conman, both of which Hitler was not known for, though he was a liar. It's a fair comparison in the sense of the narcissism and psychopathy of both men. There are some wild differences too. Hitler was high in Openess while Trump is abysmally low in Openess. Hitler seemed to have, at least early on, more self control than Trump ever had. Of course Trump is not genocidal, yet.
I'd been making a mostly ignorant factoid by factoid comparison of the US with pre WW2 Germany, eg money printer go brrr and MAID-action T4. It had 42 bullet points and told a friend in 2018 that we had everything except for a genocide. They called me a conspiracy theorist and haven't spoken to me since :( Did you know that hman made small businesses illegal and most were shut down?
It's like that with America, the new york / los angeles elite call us "flyover country" and "magats" they see ppl like nikki hayley as a real American.
A man can be judged most when he stands nothing to gain from his actions. Caesar’s will which included a massive amount of money redistributed to the plebs as well as a shit load of land given to the people convinces me his intentions were mostly pure.
Pure hearted conqueror, and responsible for the death and misery of how many Gauls? Pure and Caesar have nothing to do with one another. Brilliant for sure but 'pure'? He knew who to be generous to to raise himself up, that's for sure.
God is certainly a comedian in many ways: The end of the Kaiserreich, Night of broken glass and the fall of the Berlin Wall all occured on the 9th of November
@@panama2468 the reason it says 7/12 and not 7/13 is because the Roman’s worshipped their sim god on the 13th and out of respect Julius moved his birth date 1 day behind but he was born on the 13th
What people usually do not understand, when a leader rises up, often (for better or worse) they reflect the Society in which they rise from. It's like a mirror being held to their ignorance, perhaps giving them a chance to recognize their errors. Great poignant question to ask Uberboyo, considering the current climate. Good stuff, thank you
Thanks for your video man!! Excellent analysis of Caesarian politics vs. modern politics with a well crafted summary and conclusion. Best wishes from Iceland.
That was juicy my friend. I can feel the tingling in my loins, something personal, yet collective rising up. My working class blood as been steadily boiling with the heat they keep turning up. I hear the distant sound of a guillotine dropping and that sweet sound of "psshhh" as something lands in the basket. "Revolution" they call.... "Revolution!"
Honestly - As an American who loves my country and countrymen…I no longer believe in our political system - fully. I believe we need someone at the top who has his and his family’s future and well being tied to the success of the nation and has absolute authority over every government body. Presidents know they’ll only have 8 years so they don’t care if their policies will cause damage 20 years from now. They only think short term. The only people thinking long term for America are the unaccountable corporate executives who only care to profit and plunder.
The Romans never had to suffer infinity Bomalians.... At least they had Europeans... Sub Sahara Africans and Indians were something they did not suffer.
Dude... The people being brought to Western countries are being used as pawns and, from their view, are mostly just seeking a better life. Insult the ones using them, not the ones being used
20:10 I would argue that interest based loans ultimately are not designed to "rinse people of their cash", rather eventually rinse them of their assets. IOW: It's not about the interest, but about defaulting on your loan so the lender can obtain your collateral. That's the ultimate price. Money is the tool to get it. Musical chairs.
Especially with new wars for the glory and racial superiority of Israel on the horizon . Talks of a draft for the coming wars with Lebanon and Iran for starters . Makes us all sick ,
@@mordraynlachant271Blavatsky's messiah is lucifer, who she makes out to be someone else than satan, instead the one who gave humans self awareness, enlightenment. It's a gnostic philosophy as old as humanity. I would argue hers is indeed a false messiah, the antichrist from Biblical perspective.
People in germany were fed up with german military elite and nobles, they chose hitler, and the people in russian empire were fed up with their emperor and their elite and they got stalin, french people were fed up with their emperor and social injustice, they got Napoleon... from then on everyone knows what happened. alot of people died and the reform ultimately failed. unbroken cycle of rise and fall, development and destruction
But yeah focus is way more on immigration and not so much on central banks. My silver has doubled in price over the last 5-6 years. Which makes me sad, because it shows my money is worth half and my pay check didn't double. Housing prices did though. The only moment we get via a middle man commercial bank, a little bit a taste of using new created money, and we bid prices through the roof with it. The freshest place of inflation for the common men. It's all very sad.
The fact that we can talk about archtypes openly should lead us to deduce that their are people who will use this knowledge predatorily. To work towards achieving certain conditions in the collective so that certain spirits can arise out of men to bring about either creation, preservation, or destruction into the material world.
The two most important takeaways from this video are: 1. Never sell your land and home (to the wealthy). They're not making anymore earth and it will be used against you later. 2. Never take on loan/debt (if not for the purpose of acquiring more money).
I may be a great general and have a philosophical mind but i am no cesar. This new world is built in such a way so that a new cesar can not come. Even if he does it wouldnt matter. He wont last long but hopefully with his actions it will ignite a flame. A flame that would give birth to someone greater.
Unfortunately they were thinking way ahead.They knew this day would come.So they created a false savior and things will remain the same.They are always one step ahead of the people
Caesar was also a literate master in public image who wrote the elegant De Bello Gallico. " I pacified Gallia transalpina at 1 million deaths " He said he showed mercy by executing Vercingetorix in Rome at the end of his campaign. Sulla is considered "the last republican" , he won all battles in inferiority and was one of the few awarded the highest Roman condecoration, the Corona Graminea. You should have mentioned that Sulla, all powerful, voluntarily stepped down (like emperor Charles V). Two years later he was killed by his pregnant wife with hemorragic herbs in food.
amazing video. since I was 18 I have been in the service and a registered Republican since 2016 but putting myself in an unbiased position I don’t see this ending well.
only people who love history understand what's going on right now. Even when you try to just share things like this in a normal way using history as a reference you get labeled a conspiracy theorist or have to listen to actual crazy conspiracy theories from people who agree with you. I guess that's why there's not many of us
@@Jondoe297.. Nazi Germany was close to becoming it I think, but it succumbed when half of the world went against it. Imagine if instead of just Hannibal, Rome had to face both Alexander and Hannibal, that's the situation Germans got themselves into if we had to make analogy.
I'd also like to note that during Augustus reign, so not too long after Caesar death, there are written texts that certify the low birthrates, the promiscuity of roman women and men, the complete loss of family values. Augustus tried to fix it bringing back the "Mos Maiorum", roman traditional values. Didn't really work that well. Perhaps with artificial wombs we can put and end to this type of problems?
@@wabalubadubdubdub it's a double edged sword that will most likely get abused but with this technology it would ultimately end Roe v Wade once and for all and save many unborn lives yet we'll have more problems to worry about with this amongst so many areas
To be honest, I've thought a lot about the birthrate problem facing the modern world. And we're rapidly approaching a point where if we get a Caesar in the near future, he may have to consider implementing full Sov Russia style measures to pump the birthrates back up. I'm talking about 3 AM break-ins, dragging people out of their homes gagged and bound, and tossing them into unmarked vans to be taken to underground camps where they will be compelled to procreate. The men don't leave until they've knocked up enough women, women don't leave until they've had enough kids that are alive on arrival. Don't want to raise kids because you think they'll be a burden on your life? Not a problem, the camp will raise the children. We just need to get people busy on making them. It sounds ugly, but I think this might be the one solution to this modern problem that will resolve this issue for good, if pulled off well. It's plain to see that the current generation of people are a lost cause, but from them we might have a chance to forge a new generation capable of leading the future.
nobody will ever touch Caesar's aura, its insulting to assume there will ever be another human being with one atom similar to Caesar We're far far too weak as a species to ever have someone like Caesar exist ever again Cowards and liars is all we have now
I'm somewhat of a Romaboo, but you're somewhat wrong here about a few things. The issue of Roman soldiers becoming homeless and their families losing their land was an issue some 70 years before Caesar and was what the Gracchi brothers based their political careers on. They were the ones who brought to public attention and were later assassinated by their political rivals. The Roman class system arguably had more to do with ancestry than wealth. The classes were broadly divided among the families who founded the Roman Republic, the families who were present in Rome at the time, and those newer arrives. It was theoretically possible for a plebian to be far wealthier (and come from several generations of wealth) than a patrician purely because of ancestry. For example, Sulla came from a very prestigious family, but at the beginning of his political career he was so poor that he was essentially living in the ghetto with a drag queen roommate (yes, really). The Optimates were a political faction in Roman politics and not a class. Optimates were primarily focused on preserving the rights and political powers of the aristocratic classes. The Populares were the faction who generally favored more political power to the lower classes. But those labels do not tell the whole story as many Caesar (a Populare) often supported policies popular among the Optimates and Cicero (who was an Optimate who was very critical of the Populares) often promoted reform. And Crassus was extremely wealthy before he owned the fire department. He got his wealth when Sulla was dictator who purged the Roman elite and if you turned in an enemy of Sulla; you got most of their property. Well, Crassus turned in almost all of the wealthiest Roman citizens to the point where Sulla actually got annoyed and mentioned to Crassus how funny it was that all the richest people in Rome are plotting against him and how Crassus keeps foiling these plots. Funny enough at that point; Crassus stopped discovering enemies of Sulla. But Crassus owned a fleet of merchant ships, silver mines in Spain, huge plantations all over Italy, and thousands of apartment buildings. And you got the fire department racket incorrect; if your house was on fire; they'd offer to BUY your house at a fraction of the price and keep lowering it by the minute. And Caesar was actually the cause of the huge influx of slaves. He enslaved hundreds of thousands of Gauls and used the money from his conquests to fund his political career. He made the situation worse for his own benefit and many of the Optimates and some of the Populares were calling out that his conquests were destabilizing the republic for Caesar's own benefit.
