Never heard of him before, so decided to go on a deep dive into his stuff since some anon(s) have been frequently mentioning the topics he covers over the last few weeks. I like the whole Moses=Akhenaton and Aton=Adonai thing, the Scythian->Hyksos->Jews connection and how the Atonic priesthood had created what we now know as Abrahamism, etc.But I was also surprised the guy himself is basically a neopagan (or a proponent of what he calls le "natural religion" of the druids) and is rabidly anti-gnostic.According to him gnosticism is the ideology of the "4th sect" of Atonists that had conflict with the "5th sect" (catholics and broadly the followers of the so-called "Paul") over the last millenium or so, and by the end of 20th century the 4th sect has won, so the current global elites are basically on board with gnosticism, according to him. Also this expected take about how gnosticism is behind the rise of leftist ideologies like socialism and communism.I personally find this view weird, given how the "elites" are clearly materialistic, enslavement-and exploitation-oriented, and aren't eager for more people to get disillusioned with this rancid reality. Even the "Jesus" character in the apocryphal Gospel of Thomas openly chastises them for keeping the keys from knowdledge to themselves. They also typically breed like rabbits within their clans. Doesn't sound particularly gnostic to me.He calls atonists and teachings that allegedly stem from them "cruel" but then proclaims how everything in nature is le beautiful including all the suffering etc.Anyway, what's your take on him? I prefer anons who are in the know and familiar with his works to participate in this thread. Let's make it a productive one for once.Btw, I haven't managed to find any of his takes on Buddhism. I wonder how for example Kalachakra tantra fits into this whole historic conflict, since it prophesies a war between buddhists and the "mleccha".
>>43161749His 2010 Conspiracycon lecture was good. I don't think it's on Youtube anymore though.Micheal Tsarion Conspiracy Con 2010 John E. Hastie, a Hollywood producer, says that TV viewers cannot be regarded as the audience to be entertained. They are prospects for what the sponsor has to sell. So pragmatism, they're not interested in you talking about souls and spirits and hidden observers.They're here to decorate the incarceration. Now, Victor Lebeau said, he's a marketing consultant, he said that man's appetite for goods must be quickened and increased, said Paul Mazur. Our enormously productive economy demands that we make consumption our way of life, that we convert the buying and the use of goods into rituals, that we seek our spiritual satisfactions, our ego satisfactions in consumption.We need things consumed, he says, burned up, worn out, replaced and discarded at an ever increasing rate. And he doesn't just mean products. He's talking about children, human beings, the planet.In a Businessweek article, it said that it looks as though all of our business forces are bent on getting everyone to borrow, spend, buy, waste and want.
The original Jews/Atonists were caucasian, any kind of wars between sects and religion is staged, this thread and the sequential one are good places to readhttps://archived.moe/x/thread/43040229/#43040269
used to think he was cool until anons posted his shit here last week and then started spamming it in lots of threads, so started going through his claims point by point...turns out it's all bullshit>>43165835it's all bullshitscroll to the bottom of the thread and you can see OP get btfo, he doesn't care enough about tsarion's claims to back them up with anything, it's probably some sort of glow-op...or read the specific archived posts linked here:>>43167205it's all bullshit!
I found this guy years ago, at first he seemed highly intelligent and interesting until this one presentation where he with a straight face told the audience the sun was made of “water”…. Water bruh… I never clicked another video of his again.
>>43161749I think I saw interviews of him about 10 years ago or more, and a couple panel discussions where he was sharing the venue with others like Jordan Maxwell.It was entertaining. But after listening to many talks from home and others like him, I hesitate to call it "interesting", because ends up just being 'conspiracy porn' that can have a negative effect on a person's outlook.It's just not gonna be healthy to focus so much attention of literally questioning literally everything, even if it's just for a fun odd distraction.It adds too much garbage info to your memory banks.For as much of it as may be true or at least based on some true fact, there's too much flat-earth tier nonsense that goes along with it
>>43167426the glowingest post
