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Oh, Oh, All right man. Welcome to the intro for Crow Triple 7 radio episode 70 and

Jason Lingran is with me we're going to talk about the eclipse and many other

things but let's do the whole words have meaning thing

once again in regard to the eclipse because there was no moon.

The moon does not cause the solar eclipse we just saw we can prove it but let's take a

random word like how about Protestant okay it's a word so many of us say with

regard to religion all the time. But in that word is protest. So there is a meaning that most

of us overlook all the time because we just say the word out of habit, out of the way we've

been taught to say it, out of what we learned in school,

out of any number of things in our life that influenced the way we use language,

but if we take a minute to take apart that word we recognize right away that supposedly the idea of

protest was put into it. If we look back at the Protestant reformation or the

supposed history of the Protestant reformation, we begin to see the protest idea, but let's move

this all back over to the sky.

We are told that the moon is coming in between our point of view and the sun when the eclipse that most of us just witnessed and that we've all seen endless video on happened.

Truth is it's not the moon and we can demonstrate it, but let's take a look at the words.

We are told it is a new moon.

The words have meaning. Why is that word new used?

New has a meaning. It's not the same old moon, right, that we see all the time. As a matter of fact, when the early phases past new moon start to happen, the moon is referred to as a young moon. Well why? Moon's been in the

sky since Lord knows when. It's the same old moon, right? Well, apparently not.

Apparently we get a new moon and then we have a young moon. But for, you know what, I'll reiterate some of what we're going to cover here in the episode just to make the point early because so many people don't

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