Blast from the P(l)ast

1 00:00:02
Taliy: So it's been a week since the last podcast and we've

00:00:05
seen that the world elites got really, really unhappy with

00:00:09
this period of time, Alexey.

00:00:12
And the reason for that is this mass wave of information about

00:00:17
the court case in Chelyabinsk, which exposed much more than

00:00:21
originally was presumed.

00:00:24
It showed that the whole master plan of the people

00:00:26
who fabricated case against Creative Society and against

00:00:31
humanity is falling apart.

00:00:33
And it's falling apart because too many people have been

00:00:35
voicing truth first at the International online conferences

00:00:39
and forums by Creative Society.

00:00:41
And then this information becomes well known by people

00:00:44
around the world, and it's really impossible to manipulate

00:00:48
people once they know the truth.

00:00:50
So what has been revealed, first of all, is how the

00:00:54
case was fabricated itself in Chelyabinsk region, where the

00:00:58
world elites were planning to do this step-by-step play,

00:01:02
and eventually ban Creative Society by claiming that it is

00:01:06
illegal missionary activity.

00:01:08
For that purpose, the whole incident was played using their

00:01:13
local puppets, and it was a setup for Russian Orthodox

00:01:17
Church because they were working through their people inside of

00:01:21
the church, and they fabricated a case using some old lady.

00:01:25
So in the small regional city of Plast in Chelyabinsk,

00:01:28
there was a lady, a volunteer of Creative Society who was

00:01:31
giving promotional materials about the Creative Society,

00:01:34
about the benefits of this project to the people who

00:01:36
would visit her store.

00:01:38
And turns out there was one granny who came, saw

00:01:41
the paper, didn't like it, called the police.

00:01:43
Within 10 minutes, the police was already there at the store.

00:01:47
So by the time the participant of the Creative Society

00:01:50
Project was stepping out and closing the store, the

00:01:53
police car was already there with no running engine.

00:01:57
It was just sitting there waiting for her.

00:02:00
And, Alex, I don't know about you, but police

00:02:02
doesn't come where I live in the United States within

00:02:05
10 minutes on such cases.

00:02:07
You know, it seems like they caught all the criminals,

00:02:10
solved all the cases, you would think, if they react

00:02:13
with such tremendously fast pace on some brochure.

00:02:19
What was done later, she was questioned, she was called into

00:02:22
the police department, and then she was offered to sign the

00:02:24
paper, which looked like nothing she was actually telling.

00:02:27
So she rejected and refused to sign the paper.

00:02:30
Then the police came into the store next day calling

00:02:33
her into the court, and then the court turns out that the

00:02:36
granny herself never showed up.

00:02:38
There were out of nowhere, three different witnesses who turned

00:02:42
out to be the people who know each other and who are students

00:02:46
and teachers and coworkers.

00:02:48
And those three persons started attacking the Creative

00:02:53
Society movement, trying to make connection to AllatRa,

00:02:57
and eventually called them both religious organizations.

00:03:01
And for some reason there was this history teacher who also

00:03:06
works for the local church as a missionary department chief.

00:03:11
There was a police department anti extremist chief,

00:03:16
who's also the student of the historian teacher, by

00:03:21
coincidence, and works as sub deacon in local church.

00:03:26
And there was a lady who is so-called expert in

00:03:31
everything and nothing.

00:03:33
And she co-authored multiple books with the very same

00:03:36
history teacher who's also a missionary department worker in

00:03:40
this Russian Orthodox Church.

00:03:43
So this group, all of a sudden, of witnesses who

00:03:47
knew each other, turned out they're sleeping in bed with

00:03:51
a judge and local police department officers, and

00:03:54
they all know each other.

00:03:55
They all, this clique, are in the same bed, and they

00:03:58
fabricating this case as soon as possible to just

00:04:02
label Creative Society as a religious missionary activity

00:04:06
and eventually ban it with a plan, zo ban it in this

00:04:10
region and the whole country.

00:04:13
It looks like it's all been a set up from the very beginning.

00:04:17
And why is that?

00:04:18
Why are they trying to attack it so much in

00:04:21
such a distant region?

00:04:22
Well, you know, if you look how the elite works, they

00:04:26
always work from some small cities, small town or whatever.

00:04:30
Like over 20 years ago, when the whole case with CO2 as the

00:04:35
root cause of all evil was just being played for the first time.

00:04:39
And when they started calling the CO2 gas a pollutant,

00:04:44
they had no evidence.

00:04:45
There was no basis, it was a ridiculous claim, but they

00:04:48
found one fresh out of college professor who just received

00:04:53
his PhD in climatology and he made up this fraudulous

00:04:58
graph called hockey stick somewhere in Pennsylvania.

00:05:02
And he was about to go to Virginia to some small

00:05:05
college to teach over there.

00:05:07
But the elites took this study and promoted it using

00:05:11
IPCC, using all possible media resources and made the hugest

00:05:15
biggest deal out of this fraudulous graph and made the

00:05:19
whole story with CO2 taxations.

00:05:22
And look where we got right now, where they were trying

00:05:26
to convince everyone to eat insects, stop raising

00:05:30
cattle, and eventually we know what it leads to.

00:05:33
It leads to a mass hunger.

00:05:36
It leads to lack of food.

00:05:38
It leads to distortion of the truth.

00:05:41
People were misled and lots of money, billions and

00:05:46
trillions of dollars were made.

00:05:48
So never underestimate the location and the fact that

00:05:52
it was somewhere in a distant regional city in Russia, the

00:05:57
matter of this case is much bigger than what it seems.

00:06:02
And I'm happy that volunteers and participants of the Project

00:06:06
Creative Society, AllatRa, and many other people, they

00:06:09
actually understood the game that is being played here, and

00:06:12
they voiced the facts out loud.

00:06:15
This is something that, you know, many politicians

00:06:18
were, were afraid to speak up about it.

00:06:22
And Alex, why do you think it is that the politicians

00:06:25
were afraid to speak about these elites, but the people

00:06:28
are speaking up with no fear?

00:06:31
Alexey: First I wanted to address that the thing that

00:06:34
now we are seeing this as a pattern and we will in couple

00:06:38
of minutes explain what is this pattern and how they

00:06:42
are proceeding all the time.

00:06:44
But if we go back in history, not so long ago, actually,

00:06:49
it's considered modern history.

00:06:52
Two heads of the United States, already started speaking about

00:06:55
this sect, this radical sect, and the first one was JFK.

00:06:59
And we know that as soon as he started talking about what

00:07:03
is happening, he was killed.

00:07:05
He actually was also saying things that are similar to

00:07:10
what Creative Society is saying about how people should live.

00:07:14
He also talked about the First Amendment that the founding

00:07:17
fathers also knew about this sect, how it operates.

00:07:21
This is why they added, they insisted on the First

00:07:24
Amendment to be included in the Constitution of the United

00:07:27
States, so that this sect of guardians or architects of

00:07:32
this world as some call them, so they cannot interfere.

00:07:37
But we are still seeing that they're shutting

00:07:39
people up completely.

00:07:42
And the second person who almost started talking about

00:07:46
this was Ronald Reagan, but we could say that he was bought

00:07:51
because as soon as he became president, he was never talking

00:07:56
about these ideas anymore.

00:07:58
And this is interesting.

00:08:00
But when we look at how the anthropogenic CO2 theory was

00:08:04
made the dominant theory, they needed to create an expert.

00:08:09
And to create an expert, they chose one guy whose

00:08:13
"works" were heavily promoted.

00:08:16
But as we spoke from the very first episode of this podcast,

00:08:21
the data was completely manipulated, and the reality

00:08:24
has nothing to do with this.

00:08:26
Yet they are talking about the consensus of 99% of scientists,

00:08:31
but who are these scientists that are talking about?

00:08:34
It's just they say 99% of scientists are in consensus...

00:08:37
Taliy: Yeah, it's very easy to have.

00:08:39
It's very easy to have consensus when you shut down everyone

00:08:42
who's disagreeing with you.

00:08:44
Alexey: Yeah.

00:08:44
When you're killing everyone else.

00:08:46
Well, people who just start talking, they don't

00:08:50
speak anymore because they see what's happening.

00:08:52
You know, it's like these funny videos with the dog.

00:08:55
They put some food in the bowl, and then they take a plush toy

00:08:58
of a deer or something like that and they show to the dog

00:09:01
that the plush toy was kind of eating this food, and then

00:09:07
it tips over and dies and the dog spits out the food.

00:09:11
So the same thing sadly happens to everything, to fuel-free

00:09:14
generators and we also talked about this that people are just

00:09:18
afraid of telling what they have found, what they have developed.

00:09:22
Going back to creating the "expert" opinion.

00:09:26
The same thing is happening with Creative Society and

00:09:29
AllatRa, but the strange and funny thing is that BBC chose

00:09:34
as their experts two articles written in very distant

00:09:38
places in Russia and Ukraine.

00:09:39
The same thing, the bashing of AllatRa international

00:09:42
public movement also started from one article in one.

00:09:46
I don't remember if it was a Czech Republic blog

00:09:49
or something like that.

00:09:50
And everyone was referring to this article, but people

00:09:54
are not looking any further, because we are being

00:09:57
told trust the experts.

00:09:59
And this is the problem that when we are not doing

00:10:01
our own research, we are "trusting the experts".

00:10:04
It turns out that the experts are fake experts.

00:10:07
When I was reading one of the books by Tim Ferriss,

00:10:11
maybe it was a "Four-hour work week" or "Tools of

00:10:12
Titans", I don't remember.

00:10:14
But he was explaining how to create authority, I mean a

00:10:20
persona that has authority . And he was saying, look, ask

00:10:24
Oxford or Cambridge or any other renowned university

00:10:29
to give a talk on the topic that you are interested in.

00:10:32
And even if no one is showing up maybe because it's like at

00:10:38
eight o'clock in the morning, it's the only time or nine

00:10:41
o'clock in the evening.

00:10:41
It's the only time that they can give you the auditorium for,

00:10:44
because you will say, look, I will provide a free lecture on,

00:10:47
I don't know climate change.

00:10:49
He said film your performance.

00:10:52
Then you will be able to tell that I was giving

00:10:55
a lecture at Oxford.

00:10:57
And then, there are websites where so-called "experts" can

00:11:02
post what they can talk about.

00:11:04
And this is a website that many journalists use to source

00:11:08
their expert opinions from.

00:11:11
And then when someone is taking you or the material that you

00:11:16
published as an expert, then you can say, okay, so now the

00:11:20
New York Post or Washington Post was publishing my material

00:11:25
that I was presenting at Oxford.

00:11:29
And this is how you became an expert from really

00:11:33
nothing, expert to nobody.

00:11:34
But you have, I mean, it's not even a lie technically

00:11:39
because you really gave a lecture at Oxford and and

00:11:42
newspaper like BBC for example, took your article or a part

00:11:48
of your "lecture" at Oxford, and now you are an expert.

00:11:53
And this is how we are getting to this world where trust

00:11:56
the experts, don't think just trust the experts became this

00:12:00
mantra that they're repeating.

00:12:03
But they're creating these fake experts themselves.

00:12:06
And this is where we come to this realization that the same

00:12:10
thing is happening with the Creative Society right now.

00:12:15
That there is a so-called "expert" that you mentioned that

00:12:18
she apparently wrote something.

00:12:21
But we all know that we have AI tools that can check

00:12:25
for plagiarism right now.

00:12:27
And I would be curious to see if any of her works pass this

00:12:31
test of being unique and new.

00:12:35
Have you heard anything about this?

00:12:37
Taliy: Yes, I know I've already seen the results.

00:12:40
Our participants, of course, went to this website where

00:12:43
you can analyze the works of people who claim to be experts

00:12:49
in certain fields and including their university works and,

00:12:53
you know, the, the ones they received their degrees for.

00:12:56
And it turned out that there was 98 to 99% plagiarism

00:13:02
in a majority of the works of this so-called expert.

00:13:07
It's really interesting how these fake experts are created

00:13:10
and how such articles as BBC would use certain clerics,

00:13:16
the diocese in Chelyabinsk and Kiev as their authority.

00:13:20
And you know what's interesting that we noticed that later

00:13:23
these very Chelyabinsk and Kiev diocese were used in multiple.

00:13:28
But first of all, of course, Chelyabinsk was used in articles

00:13:31
all over the world whenever they were making a new article about

00:13:34
AllatRa International Public Movement or Creative Society,

00:13:38
they would always mention Chelyabinsk as authority.

00:13:41
Oh, those religious guys, they're experts in religion

00:13:44
and they don't like AllatRa, when in fact it was this one

00:13:49
guy who goes under last name Putnik, Constantin Putnik,

00:13:53
who is in charge of the local missionary activities over there

00:13:58
under Russian Orthodox Church.

00:14:01
It was obvious to us that he is a puppet of the world

00:14:05
elites, and that he has been already played by them.

00:14:09
He is the one who's already being shown

00:14:13
everywhere as one of them.

00:14:15
But what he did, he organized this witch hunt against Creative

00:14:19
Society in his region, and he showed all the connection, all

00:14:23
the small puppets of the world elites they had in this region.

00:14:27
And we know they were using them to push their people into higher

00:14:32
power up to the parliament of Russian Federation.

00:14:35
And we know how this works because the very same people

00:14:38
were doing the very same thing to destroy Russian empire,

00:14:42
then Soviet Union, and the very same tricks have been used

00:14:45
even in United States because as you mentioned, JFK was

00:14:50
killed after he said the speech about the world elites, they

00:14:54
did not want to get exposed.

00:14:56
Their power is in the fact that they're acting secretly.

00:15:00
Ronald Reagan, when he was governor of California, he

00:15:04
was bringing up multiple times the fact that we have

00:15:08
to build a Creative Society in which people will self-govern.

00:15:12
And those who are in so-called government, they only will

00:15:16
be executives to bring to life what people want.

00:15:19
They will only listen to the people and not

00:15:22
dictate to the people.

00:15:24
So basically it's not just some play of words that Creative

00:15:28
Society here and there.

00:15:29
This is factually actually the very same Creative Society,

00:15:33
self-governing society in which human life is the highest value

00:15:37
that Creative Society project is offering to implement on legal

00:15:42
level right now, that Ronald Reagan was talking way back

00:15:45
in 1968, and as soon as he was offered to run for presidency,

00:15:50
he changed that label.

00:15:53
He stopped talking about Creative Society and he

00:15:56
switched to Let's Make America Great again.

00:15:58
That became his new motto.

00:16:01
Does that remind you of anything?

00:16:03
If so guys, I want to remind you that everyone has a family,

00:16:06
even Donald Trump, and he doesn't want to end up like JFK.

00:16:11
And if you have hopes that one politician will come and

00:16:14
change something, it'll never happen because they all know

00:16:19
that there are certain things you cannot talk about openly.

00:16:24
But what's interesting, these people, they always have their

00:16:27
own signs, you know, kind of like handshakes, and at the

00:16:30
international world forum somewhere out there where these

00:16:33
European and American elite meeting up, they always put a

00:16:37
bowl of apples and, you know, apple symbolizes the original

00:16:42
sin, and they all were taking and showing this to the camera.

00:16:46
And Donald Trump was the only one who refused

00:16:49
to take an apple.

00:16:50
So he showed clearly that he is not part of these

00:16:53
so-called elites, but that's just symbolic.

00:16:56
It doesn't matter that much.

00:16:57
What matters, is that millions of people started

00:17:00
speaking up around the world.

00:17:02
And this is the wave that, that we have been waiting for.

00:17:06
Right now is probably the most important moment in history

00:17:10
when the more people speak about this, the less power have

00:17:15
those who stayed in shadow for too long, ruling the people.

00:17:19
And we know they were trying to use this case in Chelyabinsk

00:17:24
to also rage against the main patriarch of Russian Orthodox

00:17:29
Church because this cult has its people everywhere.

00:17:33
So what's interesting, when we started closely, what was

00:17:35
Constantin Putnik writing about in his articles turned

00:17:38
out he was calling for a coup against the governmental

00:17:42
structures in Russia.

00:17:43
And the coup was supposed to be done by the army

00:17:46
and was supposed to be supported by the people.

00:17:49
And that's exactly what happened six months after.

00:17:51
We know, not so long time ago there was an attempt to do that.

00:17:54
And for those who don't like Russian Federation and so on,

00:17:58
I would like to remind that if the chaos starts over there

00:18:01
and nobody benefits from that.

00:18:03
But what's interesting that it was all organized by the very

00:18:08
same elites who stood behind the destruction of the United States

00:18:11
because they're not interested in keeping strong independent

00:18:15
countries everywhere.

00:18:16
And we know that fall down of the United States started

00:18:20
from 9/11, and when I moved to the US more than a decade

00:18:24
ago, I know that many people were saying that, you know,

00:18:27
this is not America anymore.

00:18:28
You should have been here in mid nineties.

00:18:31
Then you would see in the eighties, nineties, you

00:18:33
would see: clean streets, people were wealthy and happy and

00:18:37
prosperous, beautiful country.

00:18:41
Right now it's the fall down.

00:18:43
It's the fall down of the empire, and we witnessing

00:18:46
it before of our eyes and we cannot make sense of that.

00:18:50
Like how is it that purposely our cities are being filled

00:18:53
with dirt and scum and drugs and police do nothing.

00:18:57
You go to the downtown San Francisco, you see homeless

00:19:00
people shooting heroin and smoking crack in front of the

00:19:04
police officers and they do nothing and it just doesn't fit

00:19:08
in your head, how is it possible that this is being done and

00:19:13
popularized and they giving away the kits for drug addicts

00:19:17
to shoot drugs up their veins?

00:19:20
You know, I have friends who have diabetes, and they cannot

00:19:22
get insulin sometimes, or you have to stand in lines or you

00:19:26
have to go for special kind of insurance to cover that stuff.

00:19:30
And that's very expensive.

00:19:31
They're not gonna give you insulin for free if you

00:19:33
are if you have diabetes.

00:19:35
But they're gonna give you a free kit to shoot drug

00:19:38
up your veins if you have crack addiction, heroin

00:19:41
addiction, and so on.

00:19:42
They just simply promoting it.

00:19:45
And one of the jokes that was going around regarding the

00:19:48
crack pipes, they started giving crack pipes to the people and,

00:19:52
you know, unless you smoke one that's, that's really all these

00:19:56
people who came to power after 9/11, you know, you wouldn't

00:20:01
let them run an ice cream van.

00:20:04
But these people, for some reason, this shit show is

00:20:07
running the biggest, the most powerful country in the world.

00:20:10
And we know that the country is falling apart.

00:20:13
They spending money trillions of dollars on fighting CO2,

00:20:16
they officially investing instead of nuclear energy

00:20:19
into the green energy which is falling apart and collapsing,

00:20:23
which is unreliable and so on.

00:20:25
And we know where it leads to.

00:20:27
It leads to world chaos.

00:20:29
And the very same thing, like you wouldn't expect

00:20:31
Soviet Union to fall apart or Berlin wall to fall down

00:20:35
a year before that happened.

00:20:37
We're seeing the collapse of the most powerful

00:20:40
country in the world.

00:20:41
And we are basically, we've been on the edge of the

00:20:45
Civil War past election and only God knows what's gonna

00:20:48
happen on November 2nd or beginning of November in 2024.

00:20:53
And add to this, the a high rise of the extreme climatic

00:20:57
events and you have this cocktail of chaos in which

00:21:01
some hidden forces trying to grab the biggest piece of

00:21:04
the pie, which doesn't make sense, but nothing makes

00:21:08
sense in this world right now.

00:21:10
And we are at this brink where we either gonna end

00:21:13
this darkness and build a Creative Society in which

00:21:16
all of us will prosper.

00:21:18
Or this climatic Cerberus which is gaining power will finish

00:21:24
the whole thing for all of us.

00:21:26
All this madness that have been happening.

00:21:28
And what is interesting that I'm seeing in comments on

00:21:31
TikTok, many people calling for the end of the world, but this

00:21:34
is crazy too because where's your instinct to survive?

00:21:38
Are you really that brainwashed?

00:21:40
Are you really that affected by the people who gain power

00:21:43
in the religious structures and so on, who have been hiding

00:21:47
the truth from the people for centuries, for millennia?

00:21:52
One of the things that was recently published everywhere,

00:21:56
and we know it from Sensei IV book, which was banned

00:21:59
in Russia, that Peter and Paul performed magic

00:22:03
rituals to rule over people.

00:22:05
The very same people who are in charge of world religions

00:22:09
are doing the very same things right now to rule the people.

00:22:11
So when people saying that it's good if the end of the

00:22:14
world comes, I want to ask you, are you guys really that much

00:22:18
affected by their magic rituals?

00:22:20
Or why wouldn't you want to survive and build a

00:22:23
decent society in which people want to be happy?

00:22:26
And when we are talking about implementation of

00:22:28
Creative Society project, what it means in a nutshell,

00:22:32
it means unification around one idea that we as people,

00:22:36
we want to live happy.

00:22:38
We want to live prosperous, we want to live decent lives.

00:22:42
And what is there?

00:22:43
Is it impossible to build this world?

00:22:45
It's really not a, not a problem.

00:22:48
We know in United Arab Emirates, Alex, how long it

00:22:52
takes for the police to show up when you really need them?

00:22:56
Alexey: Oh, I would say about five to seven minutes.

00:22:58
I don't have the official statistics, but judging by our

00:23:01
own experience, it was just domestic disturbance with the

00:23:04
noise at very early hours in the morning from neighbors.

00:23:08
But in seven minutes they were already about 90 floors up.

00:23:12
So I would say pretty immediate response.

00:23:16
And, you know, it's interesting that you are mentioning

00:23:20
Paul we talked about also in the previous episode.

00:23:23
The thing is that it was Paul who laid out the foundation for

00:23:30
all the clerics of Christianity, that they are above the states.

00:23:36
They had these 85 apostolic rules that they respect

00:23:42
and they abide by them.

00:23:44
That we don't know actually.

00:23:46
But this is why we are seeing this kind of

00:23:50
behavior from the guys in Chelyabinsk, for example.

00:23:54
I mean in city of Plast in Chelyabinsk region.

00:23:58
Because for them, since they have this authorization, this

00:24:02
permission from the founder of their enterprise Paul,

00:24:08
they think they can openly criticize officially elected

00:24:12
government and they can incite people to violence and to

00:24:18
overthrowing the government.

00:24:20
Actually this idea, you know, of labeling everyone

00:24:23
as bad, this is what they are employing all the time.

00:24:27
And when we see the cooperation between different news outlets

00:24:32
that base, their, actually, it's not even an article,

00:24:37
it's a witch hunt again.

00:24:38
Every time when we are seeing people talking about

00:24:40
this and that, and even the hot topic of climate.

00:24:44
Everyone is labeled.

00:24:45
Okay, so, if you are against, you are a climate denier.

00:24:48
We've been through this as well.

00:24:50
We've been labeled climate deniers.

00:24:52
This is also very funny because we were saying about the dangers

00:24:56
of changing climate years ago.

00:24:59
We've been tracking climate since nineteen ninety five, and

00:25:03
the result of this scientific work, this is how we tracked

00:25:08
down the climatic Cerberus.

00:25:10
This is why we are talking about the events that are

00:25:13
happening all around the world with confidence,

00:25:15
because the mathematic model is being confirmed with

00:25:19
each and every passing day.

00:25:22
I don't know these guys maybe they think that they are

00:25:25
invincible because, really they are doing everything

00:25:29
just in front of our eyes, but without anyone noticing.

00:25:33
But guys, we tracked down the climatic Cerberus, it would

00:25:36
not take long before we find who is pulling the strings

00:25:41
regarding everything else.

00:25:43
When you have the missing pieces of the puzzle, looking at life

00:25:47
even that we lived, this short period of time, we can see that

00:25:51
aha, okay, now that we have these keys, we can interpret

00:25:57
all the history differently, we can see that for example, the

00:26:01
last speech of JFK that they did not want people to know about.

00:26:06
And of course, this art of doing everything in front of our

00:26:10
eyes, pointing fingers, labeling someone as really bad for

00:26:14
society, like a public enemy.

00:26:17
It worked for many, many decades, centuries,

00:26:20
and even millennia.

00:26:21
But time has come for people to unite because the only

00:26:25
thing that maybe, people don't realize is that they

00:26:31
are just several people.

00:26:34
Maybe several dozens, but we are millions.

00:26:37
You know, people in the trenches during wars, they don't want

00:26:42
this, they don't need this.

00:26:44
They would really prefer staying at home with their relatives

00:26:48
and going about their life.

00:26:50
But they forcefully taken into the army and brought to the

00:26:54
forefront of the battlefield.

00:26:57
They don't want this.

00:26:58
But people who really are behind, and these are

00:27:01
not even the ones that everyone is talking about.

00:27:04
Everyone's talking about Rothschilds, Rockefellers

00:27:07
or Soros and the like.

00:27:10
They are financing everything.

00:27:11
So they are the ones to blame.

00:27:14
But again, as we said previously, they are just

00:27:17
pawns that this sect is readily sacrifying every time.

00:27:23
They are replacing things, okay, and they can blame this

00:27:26
or that person for all the bad stuff that was happening.

00:27:30
And then they move on.

00:27:31
They put just another person, another Putnik in place,

00:27:34
and then they're doing their small parts of the job

00:27:36
without even having the idea, without having a big picture.

00:27:41
Like a small screw in the machine is doing his

00:27:45
part, and then the whole house just crumbles.

00:27:48
This is the falling of empires.

00:27:51
We've seen already several during our lifetimes,

00:27:55
we've been through this.

00:27:56
We've been with this, with Soviet Union, with Ukraine.

00:27:59
And every time we see that someone is being

00:28:02
selected, chosen to bear the responsibility and

00:28:06
the guilt for everything.

00:28:09
This idea is being heavily promoted everywhere.

00:28:13
When you see this pattern, just as an exercise, take

00:28:16
a look at the events that happened during your lifetime.

00:28:22
Write us in the comments what do you think?

00:28:24
Did you find something interesting in your experience?

00:28:27
Having these small keys that open big doors, I would say

00:28:32
to the world around us, when you see these patterns, how

00:28:35
do you see the world now?

00:28:37
What is your outlook on what happened, but also.

00:28:40
Moving forward.

00:28:41
The best part is that once you know how not to do, how

00:28:47
not to act, you can select a different way of living.

00:28:52
And this different way of living is Creative Society.

00:28:55
This is what we've been talking about that guys, when we

00:28:58
are all separated, everyone, just doing his own stuff,

00:29:03
nothing good will happen.

00:29:04
All these separations that were being introduced in our

00:29:08
lives like the, the race, the many genders right now and

00:29:12
the things that really don't even exist in the real world.

00:29:18
We are still being separated every time on different opinions

00:29:21
who likes what, who thinks what?

00:29:25
Of course, this is the best part for them because the more

00:29:28
fragmented is the society, the easier it is to gain

00:29:32
control and manipulate the opinions of smaller groups.

00:29:35
Because of course, we are 8 billion on this planet

00:29:38
because this is already also an important number.

00:29:42
This is an important number because we already can

00:29:45
form this egregor of people who can overthrow the

00:29:48
whole, this whole system.

00:29:50
We have this chance to unite and change, not how

00:29:54
only we live, but how our descendants will live.

00:29:58
And this is really inspiring.

00:30:00
I don't know, for me it is inspiring.

00:30:02
Tell us what do you think.

00:30:03
Taliy: Oh, absolutely.

00:30:04
Right now we are at the crossroads.

00:30:06
You know, couple of days ago, Elon Musk changed the Twitter's

00:30:09
logo from the bird to the X, which when I was asked,

00:30:13
well, what is happening here?

00:30:14
I said, this guys is crossroads of the humanity.

00:30:17
Right now we are at that very intersection, and the X that

00:30:21
represents this crossroads is very symbolic because from here,

00:30:25
we either go into the Creative Society for thousands of years

00:30:29
of our lives because life prolongation is reality in the

00:30:33
Creative Society, to millions and billions of years for the

00:30:37
human civilization to develop through galaxies and through

00:30:41
universe to spread life that is worth living on other planets.

00:30:45
We know how many exoplanets, kind of like Earth but empty

00:30:49
there are in the universe.

00:30:51
And you know, these possibilities are tremendous.

00:30:53
Or, if we continue to listen to Putnik like people and

00:30:58
other pawns of the global elites who are only struggling

00:31:02
to gain power and whose only goal in life is to

00:31:06
gain control of population and to control people.

00:31:09
They want money and power.

00:31:10
They want to rule the world.

00:31:12
They want this small little sect of gatekeepers or guardians

00:31:17
to be dominant on our planet.

00:31:19
They want to unify world.

00:31:21
They want to destroy empires like Russia, United

00:31:23
States, China, India.

00:31:25
And on those pieces of the empires, they build their

00:31:29
own universe, kind of like they did with Roman Empire.

00:31:32
They suggested to Constantine to pass one religion, and

00:31:35
he was a very smart man.

00:31:37
He knew that divide and conquer is the best way.

00:31:39
When you have multiple religions, you can play them,

00:31:42
you can you know, manipulate those priests and rule everyone.

00:31:46
But somehow they convinced him to pass Christianity, the

00:31:50
religion of Antichrist, Peter and Paul's religion, who went

00:31:53
directly against Jesus, and made the religion on the opposite of

00:31:59
what Jesus was teaching about.

00:32:00
And not too many people know, Paul never met Jesus in his

00:32:04
life, but he was famous for prosecuting the very first

00:32:08
followers of Jesus who were called not Christians with I,

00:32:13
but Chrestians because crestos logos means the rightful

00:32:18
teaching, and this is where the name is coming from.

00:32:20
But because Paul, his real name is Saul, was born first

00:32:24
of all with Roman Empire citizenship, which was a high

00:32:27
privilege at those times.

00:32:28
And then he was very sophisticated in

00:32:30
multiple languages.

00:32:31
He played on those words where, you know, they were in

00:32:35
Judea, they were waiting for Messiah and Christ was similar

00:32:40
to Messiah in their language.

00:32:41
So he played and he said, oh, it's better to be Christian than

00:32:44
Chrestian because as a Chrestian you're simply following

00:32:47
someone's rightful teaching.

00:32:49
But as a Christian, we're gonna put some oil on your forehead

00:32:52
and you're gonna be kind of like kings because oil was

00:32:55
very expensive at those times.

00:32:57
And this has how playing on the feeling of pride

00:33:00
of people who want to be king-like they want to feel

00:33:03
this feeling of importance.

00:33:05
This is how people being manipulated.

00:33:07
And you can see the very same scheme.

00:33:10
How do you think the world elite manipulating people,

00:33:13
somebody comes to Mr.

00:33:14
Constantin Putnik and tells him what to do?

00:33:17
No, they play on his pride.

00:33:18
And they don't do it directly.

00:33:20
They do it through the third, fourth, fifth connections.

00:33:23
They, some friend of, a friend of his wife tells them some

00:33:26
idea, and then later this chain goes all the way to Putnik, and

00:33:31
the idea is being indoctrinated in his head that he is

00:33:34
important, he's too smart, but nobody knows about his genius.

00:33:38
He could be ruling the country because what does, Putin knows

00:33:41
Putnik could rule better than Putin, but we have to replace

00:33:45
the government he starts saying in his speeches and articles.

00:33:49
He's seing how people come into his direct boss metropolitan

00:33:53
bishop Orlov kissing his hands and falling down on their knees.

00:33:58
And don't you think he wants to live the same?

00:34:00
He's much smarter in his head.

00:34:02
He thinks then that metropolitan bishop.

00:34:04
But why do they kiss his hands?

00:34:06
They should kiss Putnik's hands.

00:34:08
They should be at his feet.

00:34:09
And this is how, through the feeling of pride, he starts

00:34:13
talking things which are convenient for the world elites.

00:34:16
How do you think the whole CO2 thing was born in the

00:34:19
head of this one little known professor from Pennsylvania

00:34:23
University who forged, apparently he knew exactly what

00:34:27
he was doing, but how even, you know, when Climategate

00:34:31
emails were published, it was very easy to see how he was

00:34:34
manipulating with this idea that was put in his head by

00:34:37
somebody way smarter than he is.

00:34:40
And the idea was that, you know, even if the graph

00:34:43
is not exact, even if it's fraudulous, the global warming

00:34:47
is still too important.

00:34:49
It's too much of a problem.

00:34:50
So we have to save humanity even by fabricating the data.

00:34:54
It doesn't matter if the graph is real or not real.

00:34:57
The impending threat of climate change and global

00:35:00
warming is too important.

00:35:02
And he convinced himself that he's doing a good thing

00:35:04
here and gets little famous and gets little, a bit more

00:35:09
promoted, and gets a better spot under the sun in this world.

00:35:13
Gets professorship, gets promoted all over, gets

00:35:17
invited to TV shows.

00:35:19
He gets to teach Leo DiCaprio and Hollywood stars and

00:35:22
advise them on how to live their lives and so on.

00:35:25
So you see this manipulation always goes through pride.

00:35:30
But guys, pride should be used not for domination

00:35:33
over other people.

00:35:34
Our real pride should be pointed at speaking the

00:35:37
truth and voicing the facts that liberate people from

00:35:41
manipulation, liberate people from being pawns in this game.

00:35:44
And the truth about climate Cerberus that has been voiced

00:35:47
at the Creative Society International Online Forums,

00:35:51
"Our Survival is in Unity," one forum, "There is a

00:35:54
Way Out," the second one.

00:35:56
And the most recent one on which the whole religious fraud was

00:36:00
exposed, called "Global Crisis.

00:36:02
Who is Jesus Christ to Us?" All this information

00:36:03
liberates people.

00:36:06
You cannot manipulate people when they know the truth.

00:36:08
They know that CO2 has nothing to do.

00:36:10
They know that our whole civilization were led into

00:36:15
destroying the ecosystem, but not through CO2,

00:36:18
through microplastic and pollution in the ocean.

00:36:21
For hundred of years, we've been polluting ocean and

00:36:25
changed it on molecular level, so it's not working.

00:36:29
It's main purpose to radiate the temperature, the heat

00:36:32
that's coming up from the core of our planet.

00:36:35
It should be radiated through the ocean and atmosphere into

00:36:39
the space, but it's not working.

00:36:41
The lower levels of the ocean warming up and they

00:36:44
not passing this heat further because we destroyed the ocean.

00:36:48
And that happened why?

00:36:50
Because someone's pride a hundred years ago to rule the

00:36:53
world to dominate over people.

00:36:56
Because of someone's pride, technologies that would allow

00:36:59
us to have clean energy, clean environment, fossil

00:37:01
fuel-free energy generators.

00:37:04
Was banned.

00:37:05
It was shelved for hundreds of years.

00:37:07
We started using fossil fuels.

00:37:08
We started polluting this oil and plastic made out

00:37:12
of it into the ocean.

00:37:13
And the amount of barrels of oil that is spilled into the

00:37:17
ocean within one year is enough to cover the whole planet

00:37:21
with a thin layer of oil.

00:37:23
Just facts voiced at the International Online

00:37:25
Forum, "Global Crisis.

00:37:27
There is a Way Out" guys, and you know, they say let's replace

00:37:31
it with renewables like wind turbines and solar panels.

00:37:35
Guys, do you know how much lubricants made from fossil

00:37:39
fuels are used in one wind turbine during the lifespan?

00:37:44
Most people don't even think about it.

00:37:45
Well, please check the facts and you'll see how much of a

00:37:48
fraud this whole idea is that we're not using fossil fuels.

00:37:52
Fossil fuels are being used everywhere.

00:37:54
And Creative Society is talking about true solution

00:37:57
from fossil fuels, fuel-free generators, magnetic generators.

00:38:01
And we know they exist.

00:38:03
We know that most people who were talking about them even

00:38:07
5, 10 years ago unfortunately are not with us anymore.

00:38:12
The most famous one was actually Ukrainian gentleman

00:38:15
who went to Korea and founded the SAV Infinity

00:38:19
company in Korea, in Seoul.

00:38:21
And during the pandemic, the very beginning of the

00:38:23
pandemic, he was already having the solutions, which

00:38:27
he was about to sell online.

00:38:29
They had working examples of fuel-free generators, and

00:38:32
then at the beginning of the pandemic, all of a sudden

00:38:34
he's not with us anymore, this gentleman, and his company

00:38:38
is for some reason not being promoted, the solutions is

00:38:41
not being sold on market.

00:38:42
The very same thing happened at the beginning of the

00:38:45
early 2000s to a gentleman in Japan who made the car

00:38:49
that was working on water.

00:38:50
And you can find multiple examples.

00:38:53
Actually, most of them were also voiced at the International

00:38:56
Online Forum, "Global Crisis.

00:38:58
There is a Way Out." Right now we have these

00:39:01
technological solutions, but they're not being implemented.

00:39:06
And the only way to change it is to change our pride

00:39:09
from the feeling of necessity to dominate over others, to

00:39:14
necessity to actually build a better future for everyone else.

00:39:18
And, you know, when it comes to attempts to label somebody

00:39:21
as something negative, we're seeing two main

00:39:24
things were played multiple times throughout history.

00:39:27
First you can name them a cult, and second you can play

00:39:30
the antisemite or racial card.

00:39:33
And those things we can expect them to be played as well.

00:39:36
So, upfront, we're seeing that Creative Society has

00:39:41
nothing to do with religion.

00:39:42
AllatRa has nothing to do with religion.

00:39:44
AllatRa exposed all religions.

00:39:46
If you read the book, you can find it out yourself.

00:39:49
And we have participants in all the countries, in all the

00:39:53
nations and Israeli participants just had a conference on which

00:39:57
they presented information how beneficial it's going to be

00:40:01
for the people of Israel as well to have Creative Society.

00:40:05
And that is the only solution to end Arab Israeli conflict

00:40:10
and all the conflict in fact in the world because there will

00:40:13
be no those who make profit and power on this conflict.

00:40:17
So friends, I encourage everyone to check these facts,

00:40:20
to check it firsthand and start speaking out because

00:40:23
we don't have that much time to share this information.

00:40:26
Maybe within a year or two we're gonna regret about

00:40:29
the fact that we lost so much time in our doubts.

00:40:32
And, you know, nothing stops people from sharing the

00:40:35
information other than, again, feeling of pride that what

00:40:39
would people think of me?

00:40:40
Or, or what, what if I'm gonna lose something,

00:40:44
if I start speaking up?

00:40:45
What if the elite's gonna come for me?

00:40:47
Well, my friend, the ego has to be really big to think that

00:40:50
the elite's gonna come for you.

00:40:52
Elites have a lot of stuff to do, and me and Alex and other

00:40:57
participants of the Creative Society, we all know that it,

00:41:00
it's a great feeling of relief when you actually start taking

00:41:06
fears off your shoulders and taking the silence of your

00:41:11
chest and start speaking up.

00:41:14
So this is what I'm asking you, friends, if you're hearing

00:41:16
this, start speaking up.

00:41:18
Make your videos, TikToks Instagram, Facebook, YouTube,

00:41:23
shorts, whatever works for you, Rumbles, tweets

00:41:26
X, whatever it's called.

00:41:28
Just just start speaking up because your voice matters.

00:41:33
Alexey: It's true that, we can see that this shadow

00:41:37
power, all they want is just get to big money.

00:41:40
But money will not help solve any of the issues

00:41:43
that you just talked about.

00:41:45
The thing is that people who are listening to this whole

00:41:49
propaganda and falling for it meaning that oh, Creative

00:41:52
Society is such a threat to society, but what kind of

00:41:56
threat really is there into wanting to live a good life

00:42:00
where people don't have to worry about tomorrow, like

00:42:04
what they will eat how they will be able to heal their

00:42:09
bodies, this kind of things.

00:42:11
If we really get to the basics of it, we are really

00:42:14
just trying not to go hungry or without energy, without

00:42:20
housing and things like that.

00:42:22
Just have a look at things that really are being conveyed.

00:42:28
You will see that there's nothing really frightening

00:42:32
to 99.99% of people.

00:42:36
It's all that people want.

00:42:39
And if you are afraid of asking your neighbor about

00:42:44
the same, how would you like to live your life?

00:42:47
Okay, but who is really not letting you ask this question?

00:42:52
Is it the voice in your head?

00:42:54
But how do we overcome fears?

00:42:58
We act despite having this fear, this emotion of fear.

00:43:05
You just go and every time you step over your

00:43:09
fears, you are advancing.

00:43:11
This is very important, guys, that it's not about acting

00:43:14
like a hero or being brave.

00:43:16
It's something that you can do for yourself, for your

00:43:20
kids, for your relatives.

00:43:23
Just have a look around.

00:43:24
Everyone is just saying, oh, you know uh, again,

00:43:28
another record of something.

00:43:30
Another record of heat, a heat wave or flooding or

00:43:36
drought in some places.

00:43:39
We can see hail of the size of a melon, 19 - 12 centimeters

00:43:45
hail in Italy in month of July.

00:43:49
Any month, this type of hail is lethal.

00:43:54
It destroys everything.

00:43:56
Let me put it another way.

00:43:58
Would you like to spend all your life always fearing something

00:44:03
and not expressing yourself, not doing what you want?

00:44:08
But you can have this life that was portrayed with the

00:44:11
regeneration capsule, with the matter replicator, and

00:44:15
the fuel-free generators.

00:44:17
Everyone will have the possibility to experience this

00:44:19
in a really, really short amount of time if we overcome the fear

00:44:26
of not talking to a neighbor.

00:44:30
And as you said on the previous podcasts, like you don't,

00:44:33
you didn't even realize how great these people were.

00:44:36
Once you start talking with them, without wanting to push

00:44:41
an idea upon them, without wanting them to change their

00:44:45
opinion, you just tell them what matters to you, what

00:44:49
you think is interesting and will be interesting to them.

00:44:53
And then they make their own decision.

00:44:55
And the idea of Creative Society is not to impose Creative

00:44:58
Society on anyone, but it is to create the conditions where

00:45:03
people know the possibility of changing the way of living

00:45:08
to a Creative Society from the consumerist format and then

00:45:12
being able to make an informed choice, an informed decision

00:45:16
where, whether they want to live in this world or they

00:45:21
don't, or they just, maybe they're fine with the world

00:45:24
that we are living in today.

00:45:26
And this is it.

00:45:27
We are just creating the conditions.

00:45:28
We're not pushing anyone on anything else.

00:45:31
Yes, we, speaking about you and I for example, we really want to

00:45:35
live in this kind of world and this is why we are passionately

00:45:38
promoting this information.

00:45:41
We are speaking about it.

00:45:42
We really try to convey all the benefits of the

00:45:45
Creative Society to everyone.

00:45:47
But if people don't want it, okay, it's their sacred

00:45:51
right to choose and no one can infringe on it.

00:45:55
So for us, the main idea is to let everyone know what

00:46:01
was happening, how we got to this point where you know,

00:46:05
attacking not even ordinary people, but killing presidents,

00:46:11
leaders of nations, just for them saying what is happening.

00:46:17
This is crazy, guys.

00:46:18
I would encourage everyone just to do your own research,

00:46:22
and tell us if you find this information dangerous.

00:46:28
And then we can answer more questions that may arise because

00:46:33
people, when they really are interested in something and when

00:46:36
they ask question, it is because they already start, you know,

00:46:39
trying this new world on them.

00:46:42
Like uh, trying a new piece of clothing, they're trying

00:46:44
to think how things would work in this new world.

00:46:47
And it is normal because anyone who tries to understand the new

00:46:51
concept, a new concept to them, they start asking questions.

00:46:56
It's worse not to ask questions and stay in your fears than

00:47:00
to just ask the question and without thinking what

00:47:03
people will think about you.

00:47:05
It's your life and the life of your loved ones.

00:47:08
This is what's on the line really today, and this is

00:47:11
why it is important to make your own understanding of

00:47:15
what is Creative Society and would you like to live

00:47:17
in a society like this?

00:47:20
Taliy: Absolutely.

00:47:20
It's a freedom of choice of all people.

00:47:22
We're just, you know, making an offer suggestion, Hey guys, you

00:47:25
can live and live really well in a Creative Society if you

00:47:29
want it, but if you don't want that's the freedom of choice of

00:47:32
all people, we cannot affect it.

00:47:34
The only thing we can do is give people choice to

00:47:37
actually have this freedom.

00:47:39
And what is strange, we had a call with this lady yesterday

00:47:42
who found out, and she was like, oh, but how can people

00:47:45
live actually without fear?

00:47:47
How can people be provided with all necessities to live freely.

00:47:52
Would people still do something?

00:47:54
There is such a small minority of people who have been

00:47:57
indoctrinated with the thing that people should live in fear.

00:48:00
Like the only way, the only reason why you've never been

00:48:03
given free energy devices in the beginning of 20th century where

00:48:07
they were already available is because they want you to

00:48:10
live in fear and dependency.

00:48:12
The only reason why economy is so diverse, but not in

00:48:16
a good way right now, it's diverse in a sense of creating

00:48:20
collapses in different countries constantly and

00:48:23
continuously and creating debts and creating life and death.

00:48:28
It is because it makes you dependent on the

00:48:31
current financial system.

00:48:32
You're not given resources enough to survive.

00:48:35
You know that any economic collapse can

00:48:37
happen every moment.

00:48:38
You can get fired and stay without means to

00:48:41
survive, pay off your loan.

00:48:43
You lose your house and not being able to feed your kids.

00:48:46
That's a constant fear that you live with

00:48:49
through your whole life.

00:48:50
There was not a single day.

00:48:52
Remember one day, my friend, where you lived

00:48:54
with no fear at all.

00:48:56
You're not gonna remember it because there was no such

00:48:58
day ever since the childhood, when your parents first you

00:49:01
were living in a fear of parents, then you were living

00:49:04
in a fear of not being able to get into the university

00:49:08
you wanted to get into, then not being able to get a job.

00:49:10
Then you, even when you got a job, you live in a

00:49:12
fear of losing this job.

00:49:14
You live in a fear that your partner is gonna leave

00:49:17
you, that something's gonna happen to this and that.

00:49:20
And Creative Society is a solution.

00:49:22
It's life with no fear.

00:49:23
Can you even imagine what it's like to live with no fear?

00:49:26
Imagine you won a lottery ticket and you are covered

00:49:29
and you're not dependent on anything and anyone.

00:49:32
Now this is the life that everyone can live when they

00:49:36
provided with basic necessities, when everyone knows that

00:49:39
they're covered and nothing bad can happen, that their

00:49:41
life tomorrow will be only better than what it is today.

00:49:45
Now, that is the choice that is being offered.

00:49:48
That is the pride we should use to actually thrive

00:49:51
to speak up about the world we want to live in.

00:49:53
And we unifying on the idea of building the world in which

00:49:57
people live truly freely.

00:49:59
And this is the country that we're privileged to

00:50:02
live in, that was created by the people who rejected

00:50:06
to pay taxes to the empire.

00:50:09
The people who really wanted to live on their piece of land and

00:50:12
live freely from no taxation burden from somebody who has

00:50:16
no relation to them at all.

00:50:18
This is the very core, the foundation of

00:50:20
freedom loving people.

00:50:22
And you know, it's throughout the years, and we've been saying

00:50:24
through 9/11, it was completely destroyed, probably the 9/11

00:50:29
when people were really unified by the grief on September 12th.

00:50:34
But how it was used, it was used to, first of all,

00:50:37
hide all the, again, money money that disappeared.

00:50:41
Trillions of dollars disappeared.

00:50:43
Then, people were convinced and very few people actually

00:50:47
believed that, but I believe so as they believe that

00:50:49
the holy church is there.

00:50:51
There are so also few people who believe that some cavemen

00:50:55
from Afghanistan, Mujahideen were able to come to the United

00:50:58
States and put explosive on every level of World Trade

00:51:02
Center and take it down with the speed of free fall.

00:51:06
If you drop the metal ball from the roof of any of World

00:51:10
Trade Center towers, it would fall down within 11 seconds.

00:51:13
And that is the speed with which towers collapsed without making

00:51:17
damage to any other property around except the building

00:51:21
number six, which fall down as a manufacturer, explosive

00:51:25
was put in the middle of it and it simply collapsed inside

00:51:29
and there was no damage from even imaginary airplanes to it.

00:51:33
Now guys, if you think Mujahideen were able to do that,

00:51:36
then you probably should go and kiss some priest's hands and

00:51:39
other body parts because there is nothing that can help you.

00:51:43
But the fall down of the empire began at that day because all

00:51:47
the illegal activities that were justified by fighting terrorism

00:51:51
were applied over there.

00:51:53
And as you can see, fighting extremism is always the

00:51:57
excuse which has been used to fight those who speaking

00:52:00
inconvenient truth and eventually what they're trying

00:52:02
to do with Creative Society and AllatRa is label it as

00:52:06
extremist organizations.

00:52:07
And for that you can see the very same manipulative

00:52:10
technique that has been, you know, they've been laying

00:52:13
ground, they've been laying foundation for this whole thing

00:52:16
to fabricate these cases and so on in a very specific way.

00:52:20
Each article, each episode on the fabricated news episodes

00:52:25
that were popping up in different countries, they were

00:52:28
done at the very same way.

00:52:29
They've taken extremist organizations, they've taken

00:52:32
legitimately religious cults.

00:52:35
They describing look how awful those guys are.

00:52:38
Look what these people have done.

00:52:40
Look what they've done to whatever people were doing

00:52:43
in those organizations.

00:52:45
And then in between they say, oh, and by the way,

00:52:47
AllatRa is one of them.

00:52:49
Based on what, excuse me?

00:52:50
This is a completely manipulative technique when

00:52:52
Putnik was sitting in the Court of Justice and there

00:52:55
was a lawyer who was asking questions based on what you

00:52:58
calling Creative Society a religious organization?

00:53:01
Oh, it's connected to AllatRa! Excuse me, based on what?

00:53:05
Because there are certain participants, Igor

00:53:07
Mikhailovitch is over there and over there as well.

00:53:10
Well, excuse me.

00:53:11
is that it?

00:53:12
Well, yeah, that's it.

00:53:13
Do you have any other evidence?

00:53:15
No, I don't.

00:53:16
Do they perform religious rituals in AllatRa?

00:53:19
No, they don't.

00:53:19
Do they make prayers?

00:53:21
No, they don't.

00:53:22
The whole evidence the whole there was no evidence.

00:53:25
Basically this whole farce was fabricated based on

00:53:29
personal opinion of Mr.

00:53:31
Putnik and his couple of buddy buddies which one of them, the

00:53:35
second witness, was his student and sub-deacon in local church.

00:53:40
And the lady was the co-author in the books.

00:53:43
And they were basically sitting at the same desk in the local

00:53:47
organization where she works.

00:53:49
And then she was so was him caught with copy-pasting other

00:53:52
people's articles and works and claiming it to be their own.

00:53:56
So, you know, these very low profile people who

00:54:01
couldn't achieve anything in life with their talents,

00:54:04
knowledge, and anything else.

00:54:06
Like when Putnik was asked by the lawyer, excuse me,

00:54:08
what's your education?

00:54:09
What's your level of education that you making such claim

00:54:13
about religious organization?

00:54:14
Are you a theologist?

00:54:16
He's like, no.

00:54:17
Then who are you?

00:54:18
He says, I'm a historian.

00:54:20
And the lawyer says, excuse me, this is not an education degree.

00:54:26
This is not an education.

00:54:27
What's your profession?

00:54:28
It's written in your diploma.

00:54:30
He says, oh, I'm a history teacher.

00:54:32
Well, we looked up how he got his degree.

00:54:34
He received it online at the age of 56 in the local college.

00:54:42
This, this whole thing is ridiculous.

00:54:44
The same thing with the second witness Manturov,

00:54:47
when they asked him, what's your education?

00:54:49
Are you a theologist?

00:54:50
He's like, no.

00:54:51
What, what did you bring to prove that AllatRa is

00:54:54
a religious organization?

00:54:55
And he shows up two articles from printouts,

00:54:58
from some websites, and they're like, excuse me.

00:55:01
Is it expert's opinion?

00:55:04
No, it's printouts from some, from online forums.

00:55:08
And with this sort of people, like, I feel sorry

00:55:11
for global elites that they have to deal with such,

00:55:14
with such idiots, excuse me.

00:55:17
But these clowns, these clowns are exactly the people

00:55:20
that are convenient for the elites, because their

00:55:23
pride is blind in their eyes blinded by pride, they doing

00:55:27
evil things against humanity because they think they're

00:55:30
doing better for themselves.

00:55:32
But what they are not seeing is that lead by this ego

00:55:36
and pride they depriving themselves of the future

00:55:39
that is beneficial for them too, because Creative Society

00:55:42
participants are fighting for the right to live decently

00:55:46
even for those who are smearing the Creative Society, even for

00:55:49
those who are smearing AllatRa International Public Movement.

00:55:53
This is the key difference.

00:55:55
And you know, we, we can take multiple millions of examples.

00:55:58
The same game has been played by the elites every

00:56:02
time when it comes to climate change, when it comes to

00:56:04
those fraudulous graphs, when it comes to the narrative

00:56:07
that you should eat insects.

00:56:09
When all of a sudden multiple Hollywood actors popping up with

00:56:13
the jars of worms and insects and says, hey, this is your

00:56:17
new food, it's very beneficial.

00:56:19
And you can see how people were also promoted by the very same

00:56:23
elites they get The Iron Man role in the very big movie.

00:56:28
And then, people who are starring with the very

00:56:31
same Robert Downey Jr.

00:56:32
who popped up at Stephen Colbert's with a jar of

00:56:35
insects and says, hey, this is so delicious.

00:56:38
And Stephen Colbert, who you would think is one of those

00:56:41
people who are in fame and could be participating in

00:56:44
the Western liberal elites.

00:56:47
Even he was like, excuse me, Robert, are you serious?

00:56:50
Are you trying to convince me to eat bugs?

00:56:53
And Robert Downey Jr.

00:56:54
says, I wouldn't play you, man.

00:56:57
This is real.

00:56:58
I wouldn't play you like that, just.

00:57:00
This is real.

00:57:01
This was passed in European Union as a food food supply.

00:57:04
Now this is legal to eat.

00:57:07
And Stephen Colbert was like, I'm not buying that, you know?

00:57:11
And then and then I was watching interviews with Terrence

00:57:14
Howard, who was a co-star in Iron Man one, and then he

00:57:18
disappeared from the franchise.

00:57:20
And he was saying that when certain things

00:57:22
happened and he started calling Robert Downey Jr.

00:57:25
to ask what's going on, the guy simply wasn't taking,

00:57:29
wasn't picking up the phone for a couple of years.

00:57:32
So that tells you about moral standards of the

00:57:34
person who was claiming to be his best friend and so on.

00:57:38
So these people are moved by their ego.

00:57:40
And again, why are they doing this?

00:57:42
Because somebody whispered at their ear, Hey, hey

00:57:45
guy, you know, the next big thing will be eating bugs.

00:57:49
It's very beneficial for the planet.

00:57:51
You can save the environment.

00:57:53
All you have to do is invest some money into this new

00:57:57
company called Insects and promote it everywhere.

00:58:00
Yes, you will make a lot of money on it too, because

00:58:02
it's gonna pop up, but also you're gonna do a good thing.

00:58:05
And then next thing you see, this guy becomes vegan.

00:58:08
He looks worse than what he looked like when he

00:58:10
was a drug addict, and he's promoting insects.

00:58:14
And this is crazy, like the whole world.

00:58:15
Like you can see that these ideas indoctrinated in the

00:58:19
heads of people like Robert Downey Jr., Putnik and so on,

00:58:23
they never went beneficial for the people themselves.

00:58:26
They, they messed up their lives, but what they have done,

00:58:30
they went against their humanity with these inhumane things.

00:58:33
And you can take a look at I don't know, Bill Gates, who's

00:58:36
promoting the very same thing.

00:58:37
He is running around the globe, traveling in his jet

00:58:42
emitting lots of CO2, saying that people should stop using

00:58:46
energy travel and so on, and just live on their permanent

00:58:50
lockdown in their houses.

00:58:51
Why is that being done?

00:58:52
Because he was apparently suggested some kind of a deal

00:58:56
as well, and he thinks it's beneficial for him and his kids.

00:58:59
But what you don't see over there is that, excuse me, what

00:59:03
is beneficial in it if climate Cerberus does not care about

00:59:08
your financial status, about the size of your house at the

00:59:13
shore of the Pacific Ocean.

00:59:15
It doesn't matter for climate Cerberus what kind

00:59:18
of jet you were flying or how much money you collected

00:59:22
on your bank accounts.

00:59:23
What climate Cerberus is going to do is gonna going

00:59:26
to cause great disasters that we could have avoid if

00:59:30
we passed Creative Society on legal level in this year.

00:59:33
And then we would already be in the transition period from

00:59:37
the beginning of next year.

00:59:38
We could unify scientific potential and come up with

00:59:42
solution that guarantees billions of years to

00:59:45
human civilization.

00:59:47
And those would be lives of thriving, of really living as

00:59:52
human beings could only dream.

00:59:54
And this is all possible today, but people have been So

00:59:59
misinformed by this elite for so many years that they cannot,

01:00:03
even, for many of them, it's even hard to imagine what it is.

01:00:06
And that's why we invite you guys to watch the

01:00:09
visuals, to actually see what your life could be like

01:00:12
in the Creative Society.

01:00:13
If you open international online forum, "Global Crisis.

01:00:17
There is a Way Out," hour, six, six hours, 10 minutes

01:00:22
into that 12 hour video, you can come across Alexey's

01:00:26
presentation of a new model of economy, which works on a

01:00:30
completely different foundation.

01:00:32
And Alexey was presented, but you cannot imagine how many

01:00:35
people were standing behind the development of the idea, the

01:00:39
leading world economists who wouldn't show their face because

01:00:42
that would destroy their career.

01:00:44
But they were participating in this presentation.

01:00:47
And then the video in which Robert Mikita from

01:00:51
Slovakia was presenting the new self-governance

01:00:54
model, how that would work.

01:00:56
And then you can see the short clips from California of a

01:00:59
man driving through PCH, and as you can see in that video,

01:01:04
he has been offered through online voting platform to pass

01:01:07
the bill for implementation of fuel-free generators.

01:01:12
Free energy will be a possibility and

01:01:15
reality for all of us.

01:01:17
And all it takes is just start speaking up.

01:01:21
So guys, what will we choose?

01:01:22
We choose the destruction and elimination of this

01:01:24
world or a decent, happy living for all of us in the

01:01:29
Creative Society, is up to us.

01:01:31
And today no one can say that they didn't know enough.

01:01:35
Everyone who hears should speak up.

01:01:37
If you hearing this and not speaking up, you are

01:01:40
fooling yourself, my friend.

01:01:42
So start speaking up.

01:01:43
If Robert Donny Jr.

01:01:44
is not embarrassed to promote bugs, you guys should not be

01:01:48
embarrassed of speaking up the truth, and not afraid to speak

01:01:52
up about the Creative Society and how beneficial it is for

01:01:56
you and everyone around you.