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Around three weeks ago I was a guest on Courtenay Turner's podcast. I agreed to the appearance after watching a few episodes and seeing some guests I appreciated. I quickly found out that Courtenay and I have a substantial overlap in personal interests. While the topics we discussed are still "under investigation" by me, her knowledge of some of the information made it easy to create a somewhat fluent conversation, though I can still develop such a talk better in the future.
We hit on Remote Viewing during the first hour of conversation, but the primary topic we discussed after that is a theory I have formulated about an orchestrated/faked independence of India, which I believe is still controlled by the [Anglo-]British Empire, or perhaps more accurately a powerful Military Occult Banking Syndicate (MOBS) network.
Why do I lean toward a theory of controlled independence of India?
This would already require a book to break down, but the graph above has hundreds of links, and embedded links to my other graphs with tens of thousands more. But most specifically we see,
Participation in the organization process by people close to the Crown,
The direction of the independence process by the Theosophical Society. Annie Besant, a Theosophist and Fabian, created relationships that span from Gandhi through (at least) the first six Prime Ministers of India,
The presence of military intelligence (naval intelligence in particular), which often goes hand-in-hand with Theosophy and Neo-Theosophy projects within the MOBS,
The injection of feminism by Theosophists in a way that aided in the disintegration of Hindu culture,
The unnaturally rapid speed at which Theosophical lodges and their associated women's centers were placed around India. When you see a dozen outposts set up by a single organization in a year, it seems reasonable to assume that there is already underlying meta-organization that makes that happen,
Once you start examining the story of Gandhi, an atheist trained in the City of London's Inner Temple, himself taught Hinduism by Annie Besant, with personal accounts that point toward a sort of Spartan pansexualism, there is a lot that makes a reasonable person stop and say, "That's odd."
Much of the leadership of the new India, where the population exploded 10-fold in the 75 years after independence, was trained at English universities, and the Fabian-built London School of Economics (LSE) in particular. Theosophical leader Annie Besant is one of the figures on the "Hammering Out a New World" stained glass window displayed at the LSE.
Put in context, the Theosophical Society is the religious organization at the center of the United Nations (UN) where Annie Besant's confidante and Theosophical Society leader Alice Bailey promoted the concept of the New World Order. Establishing a larger and powerful South Asian nation as a leader of "Third World" nations would be a powerful step toward establishing the UN as the center of global governance.
Note: After this interview, I aggravated a neck injury I suffered in a car accident a number of years ago, so I took some time off, which led me into projects/hobbies that took more of my time away. But I am back to writing now about at least some of my research. Stay tuned.
“Military Occult Banking Syndicate (MOBS)” — love this term. I’ve heard Ghandi was an agent so no surprise there. Annie? Going to have to look into her to see who this is. Thanks for putting this out there!
I loved the conversation with Courtenay.
I'm happy to hear you are better now.
This topic of India is very interesting.
The hypothesis of controlled demolition of the British Empire is very compelling.
A few Western people went to India in the 1950s and 1960s and 1970s. Then, they went back to their countries and began to preach against Christianity. Yoga is part of that. The selling point was the T variable: Hinduism and Buddhism is older, therefore is true and better, but Christianity is a modern bad copy, because older is better and more true.
Besides, the gurus would think but never say, what's all this nonsense about individual rights and rule of law and private property, huh?
My conjecture has been for a few years that if the gurus that invented Western Yoga and Western Buddhism had not gone to London instead of India, people would have noticed right away they were political enemies, chaos agents as we say today. The peace after the would be in jeopardy if they allowed the return of the masonic nonsense of the late 1800s. But, with the ruse of the exotic and old, they managed to infiltrate and erode Spanish culture, French culture, German culture (whatever remained thereof), Italian culture and a few others. (Side note: they couldn't damage Belgian culture or Swiss culture because those are not real Nations and the culture is protected by the political fakeness.)
The European Union is just a projection of the Fabian nonsense. I think the Freemasons already tried to impose some of the nonsense of today back in 1900, but most people rejected it because it was too British. Most people in Europe used to HATE the idea of looking British in any way, but now the homogenization process is very noticeable.
An example of the cultural domination of the Undead British Empire over European countries: In Spain it's almost impossible to find any original thought about current events written in Spanish. Everything in Spanish is either rank propaganda or a translation of something written in English. I stopped consuming most Spanish boomer media in 2019 because everything they offered was very biased, unoriginal and, frankly, retarded. English is the only language to find anything critical and original. I think this also happens in Italy, France or Germany. There is nothing going on, Europe is a cultural desert at the moment.
Is all part of a plan to erase Nations?
Not only biological sterility (if that is true) but also cultural sterility, as well as generalized poverty and capital erosion.
This is what conquest looks like, but without armies.
I rarely mention the problems with Yoga because people get angry. It's like denying Moses, they completely lose it.
And it's not like I'm saying exercise is bad or that women look dumb in yoga pants doing poses, which they do and I like them that way, but I just want to point out that Communism or any variant of it is worse than Nazism, and denying the Christian tradition of European cultures is Communism, and one of the causes of the present chaos and loss of purchasing power.