that speech he gave to the WEF and said he was going to volunteer of his people.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

All the DNA.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And so that was the way I read to this thing with Texas.

And all I could think about was a book that I read.

It's a really good book called The Darkening Age.

And it was written by a woman named Catherine Nixie, and she was a classicist.

Basically, what it's about was the early Christian destruction of the ancient world.

How they went crazy and they were tearing down the temples and, you know, people were actually

hiding.

Like a lot of the things we see, the pagans then, the original, the Athenians or the Greeks,

these guys, they started burying shit because they didn't want all their art and their architecture and that to get destroyed because these people just go around, they were nuts.

They were crazy. They were probably a lot like what Pete's talking about, you know. And it happens. I mean, you know, you have that that was any kind of agents of change, you know, in the

1960s, you had big protests. I mean, it's part of the thing, right? But I just couldn't stop

thinking about that and about the darkness that this represents. And so then I ran across

a couple of quotes that thought were interesting.

And this one is just stunning.

And it was something, I'm thinking about this.

And then, you know, like all these synchronicities today.

And this pops up on my screen and Thomas Sheridan's telegram thing.

Here's the quote.

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