What are your definitive thoughts on the “elite” and why they “loosh” and consume human flesh?>I’ll go first.So as someone who knows about ancient Sumeria and the Anunnaki, I don’t think their reptilians or demons or rather the abrahamics interpretation of things. Tiamat’s monsters which took many shapes such as serpents, horned beast, insects, ect ect….. They pre existed the Anunnaki actually. I dont know who’s who but I do know they engage in a process of “transference” the act of moving ones consciousness into another's body, I know some read “loosh” and roll tjeir wyes butball it means is “energy harvesting” i tjink this ties into why they eat human flesh, it’s just one of the many ways they “loosh” but they seem to flavor flesh for some reason. We all know what Adrenochrome is, helps keep their “vessel” young and alive because without it the “vessel” ages quickly. I do think Adrenochrome is a gift they give to their well behaving servants. Much like in ancient Summeria beer was prized, and accepted as a reward and payment.>I must sound insane.
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>>41997200>I must sound insaneLook at the board you're on, relaxI think the magic the elites attempt to practice ultimately descends from North African Shamanism, the same lineage most western esotericism comes from. Do I think their magic is really anything special beyond occasional "astral projection" or summoning demons? No. At least the elites we see in public. You don't have to be a saint to be a magician, that's absolutely not what I'm saying, but there's not a chance in hell someone like Epstein has that inner quietude and focus necessary to practice sorcery. They're just hedonists looking for an excuse to be cruel to other people, that's why they're all into drugs and other bullshit. Sorcerers in ancient Mexico used to eat human flesh too, but I'm not sure if it was exactly the same. Also keep in mind the beer with hops we have now isn't the beer of the past, it used to be a drink with mild psychedelic properties that gave people vigor and strength, it's only after the protestant reformation we start seeing modern beer that gives people bitch-tits and makes them lethargic. Something to chew on.
>>41997250Well said actually and I can agree with how you view things, IIRC Sumerian beer was more akin to a honey mead, no?I still get weird vibes from the knowledge of Tiamats Monsters though.
>>41997290https://stolenhistory.net/threads/the-strange-appearance-of-hopped-beer-in-history.6255/Found the article I was talking about, give it a read. A lot of stuff on that website is interesting even though you should take it with a big grain of salt. >I still get weird vibes from the knowledge of Tiamats Monsters though.Definitely. There's a lot of strange stuff like that in our history that mainstream academia hasn't caught onto yet, like the existence of magic for example. Midwits like Graham Hancock are halfway right. The problem with them is they're too stupid to argue with real scholars about their claims, and even if some of the things they claim are correct, they came to those conclusions for the wrong reasons.
>>41997290>>41997731>knowledge of Tiamats MonstersWhat are you talking about exactly? What's so weird about it?
>>41997731They really work from a playbook. I guess that makes pasteurized milk a way of destroying farmers.
