@jimmy_dore Ruck was on the team of people set to interpret the Dead Sea Scrolls. (Very crude connection) This book came out of that work, and lead to @BrianMuraresku book "The Immortality Key". Lot of overlap here .
@jimmy_dore Jimmy, you had a viewer comment about Jung using psychedelics. You should reference this Jordan peterson carl ruck interview. Source: Facebook https://t.co/53v3WACOzp
I think its the underlying subject matter of The Red Book.
@RealKidPoker Or there could be powerful enough people, with control over enough wealth and infrastructure, to try and force prophecy... or create the appearance of prophecy...
Candace is having her latest blowup because the defense's new 41-page filing in the Tyler Robinson case uses exactly none of the wild claims she's spent the last 11 months pushing. Rather than make the case that Robinson is not guilty, the filing focuses almost exclusively on trying to spare him from the death penalty.
-The filing spends only one page contesting the actual murder evidence, by arguing that Lance Twiggs's testimony was improper hearsay. ALL the rest of the filing concerns aggravating factors or secondary charges.
-The filing admits that Charlie was killed by a rifle shot from the Losee Center -- it explicitly describes the person captured on camera on the Losee rooftop as "the shooter." There is absolutely no effort to talk about exploding microphones, either directly or indirectly by contesting the idea Charlie was killed by a rifle round.
-The filing never argues that Robinson was not at UVU -- in fact, on page 22, it says "the evidence shows Mr. Robinson walking up and down stairs at UVU" and calls it a "reasonable inference" that his impaired gait was caused by a "fully-assembled rifle."
-The filing admits that Robinson was texting with Lance Twiggs, telling him "Im gonna turn myself in willingly." When Lance asks if there's any way he avoid prison, he replies "I highly doubt it."
Professional lawyers, unlike dishonest podcasters, have ethical obligations that bar them from saying things they know are untrue. So, unsurprisingly, their defense bears absolutely no resemblance to the one Candace has spent months shilling to her audience.
Eyal Yakoby made 2,093 posts about Tucker Carlson in 14 months, with spikes whenever Carlson questioned Israel. One posting spree lasted 30 hours without a single break.
Here is every single one.