The DARK Enlightenment: The Emerging Plans of the Tech-Mafia w/Courtenay Turner Isaac Weishaupt

The podcast hosts, Donut, Courtney Turner, and Isaac Weishaupt, discuss the concept of the Dark Enlightenment, a philosophical movement that combines elements of philosophy, religion, and technology. They explore the idea of a technocracy, a society run by technology, and the potential for a ‘great reset’ in society. They also discuss the influence of figures like Elon Musk and Peter Thiel, who are associated with this movement. The hosts believe that these ideas are shaping the future of the world, leading to increased surveillance and control through technology.
The text discusses two contrasting philosophies: one that values freedom as an end goal, and another that sees free will as a means to achieve virtue and morality. It also explores the idea of transhumanism, where technology is used to transcend human limitations and create a ‘heaven on earth’. The text also mentions the concept of ‘hyper racism’, which involves using genetic selection to create superior humans. Lastly, it discusses the idea of a ‘Golden Age’, where elites believe they can predict and facilitate the upcoming cycles of humanity.
The speaker believes we’re living in an inverted world where what’s good is seen as evil and vice versa, influenced by a Gnostic worldview. He suggests that this is part of a larger conspiracy by the Illuminati, who are using technology and the economy to control people and create a new world order. He also discusses the role of libertarians in this, suggesting they may be pushing us towards a survival of the fittest mentality. The speaker questions why anyone would want to take away the human experience and replace it with a digital one, suggesting that those in power may be possessed by demons.
The speaker discusses their concerns about the influence of groups like Americans for Prosperity and the libertarian movement, suggesting they may be contributing to a shift away from the principles of the Constitution. They also express concern about the rise of transhumanism and the worship of creation over the Creator. The speaker criticizes the extremes of both environmental neglect and nature worship, advocating for responsible stewardship of the earth. They also mention the manipulation of public opinion through the creation of a common enemy, suggesting this tactic is being used to justify policies like carbon tax credits.
The text discusses the idea of technocracy, where technology and experts rule society, and how it’s being marketed as a solution to societal issues. It also talks about the confusion and manipulation in political labels and ideologies, and how these can be used to control opposition. The text expresses concern about the rise of digital currencies and network states, which are being presented as decentralized and freedom-promoting, but could potentially lead to more control and tyranny. Lastly, it mentions the historical and occult roots of these ideas, and how they’ve always been part of a plan for a ‘perfected social order’ using technology.
The text discusses concerns about the increasing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) and technology on society. It suggests that some people believe AI could become a new form of control, potentially punishing those who try to limit its development. The text also mentions Elon Musk’s Neuralink project and speculates about his behavior, suggesting it could be influenced by AI. Finally, it discusses the concept of the ‘singularity’, a point in the future when AI could surpass human intelligence, and the potential for AI to replace human governance.
The text discusses the shift from traditional corporations to technological ones, which are becoming more influential globally. These corporations are replacing nation states and setting the rules, which some people find concerning. The text also criticizes those who are lost in theoretical models and not dealing with reality, suggesting that their ideas could lead to a dystopian future rather than a utopia. The text ends with a conversation between the speakers about their work and future projects.

Yo, what up? It’s donut and you tuning into all your Illuminata news, and I am so excited. I got two special guests, Courtney Turner and Isaac Weishaupt, who I’m such big fans of. You’re gonna love this episode. We’re gonna go into what is the occult technocracy really running stuff. I think you’re gonna absolutely love it. This is a massive topic, this dark enlightenment thing, and I don’t. I. I can’t see a possible realm where. Courtney. Is it Courtney? Am I saying that correctly? I’m saying it wrong. I’m sorry. But yeah, it’s spelled cortanae, so people say that sometimes.

Okay, well, I’m hoping that between the two of us, I would love to know if we could distill this topic down to, you know, one episode, because on my podcast, it took me five episodes to go through sort of what my angle on it, and. And I’ve got my own biases as we’ll talk about today, and my own sort of world views and things, and I don’t share a lot of those in common with everyone in the truth or Community. And that’s actually, you know, that’s great. I think that the more we can get together and discuss ideas from different points of view, we can maybe try to understand and unpack what seems to be happening.

Because I’ve. I’ve been researching the occult since 2011, and to me, I see lots of strange portals and gateways opening symbolically and subconsciously and all this weird stuff. So I don’t know if I’m just being paranoid and I’ve drank too much of my own Kool Aid or if. If there’s something really changing in our world right now. So I’m excited you had us on here, so thank you. Yeah, likewise. I. I think what’s going on right now is pretty scary. So. And I don’t have the. You know, I always make the joke that it took me really long time to wake up.

I Woke up in 2020, so I always make the joke that I was looking for the train station, then I found the high speed rail, and I’ve been, like, scrambling to try and catch up. So I. I’m definitely much newer to all of this, but I have a strong philosophy background, so that’s kind of when, you know, some of these movements start to surface. I can see the philosophical, you know, underpinning. So. And this dark enlightenment, this is a philosophical movement. It’s. It seems like I’m not too educated on it. I just Know, some really, really wicked smart people I know enjoy learning about the, these philosophies, but they’re not as conspiratorial minded as me.

Everybody’s on Twitter just tweeting out Isaac Weishaupt, Courtney Turner, Dark Enlightenment, Dark Maga is their connection to it. And I was like, I gotta know from both y’all and everybody go check out their websites. I got all those links down below. The Dark Enlightenment. This is a, a philosophy. Do you want to start or I’ll let you take it off. You got the philosophy background and now I’m, now I’m fascinated to hear what your take is on it. So kind of start. Well, yes, I would argue it is a philosophy. I, I do think it has some spiritual underpinnings as well.

So I think there’s overlap with, you know, philosophy, religion, you know, or maybe faith based would be the way to word it. What’s going on with the Dark Enlightenment kind of fuses a bunch of things. But, you know, it was coined by Curtis Yarvin, who goes by Mencius Mole Bug, which I thought was such a weird name that I had to look up what that was all about. And apparently Mencius comes from a Confucius philosopher. So he’s definitely signaling to the, you know, ancient Confucian Chinese philosopher. And then I’m not so sure about the mold bug other than, you know, just maybe the obvious like mold and a bug.

You know, he was a involved in tech, so bug is usually like a feature that goes haywire. Right. That short circuits things. And so I, and based on his philosophy, he really does see things as moving towards this great reset, but not great reset in the way that we think of it in terms of the Klaus Schwab Wef type of marketing, but more of a great reset in terms of underpinnings of technocracy. Underpinnings of definitely like cameralism, you know, Heideggerian kind of presuppositions, which I would argue are very gnostic. So that’s where the religious underpinnings come into play.

And then this whole accelerationism movement, which, which is a lot to unpack, but that was Nick Land and Sadie Plant and they had their left accelerationist and their right accelerationist. And we can unpack that if you want. But essentially I, I often see when they’re these left right variations of things that they’re more of a Hegelian left right rather than real schism because their telos is shared and the telos is ultimately that we’re headed towards this destruction. So we just might as well speed it up. And N. Nick Land is a post humanist, I would call him.

So there’s a. Which is a subset of transhumanism right there. The transhumanists are people who believe in. And there are lots of various categories of transhumanists. So again, we can unpack all of that as well. It’s a wide tent. But people are probably pretty familiar with people like Yuval Noah Harari, right, who talks about how we’re going to upload our consciousness, even though he says we don’t have any of that free will to think of the path. But, you know, the thing we don’t have, that’s the thing that’s getting uploaded to the cloud and we’re going to, you know, have surveillance, go under the skin.

This is really hearkening to synthetic biology becoming cyborgs. Of course, Elon Musk, who is. I would say he’s very much in. Intertwined in this Dark Enlightenment. Obviously, the Dark Maga was popularized by him with his Dark Maga hat. And his grandfather was the head of Technocracy Inc. In the 1936-. 1919. Yeah, 1936-1943 in Canada. And he was very influenced by his grandfather, although his grandfather passed when he was pretty young. He was very inspired by his ideas. And he talks about instituting a technocracy. Of course, he says he wants to do that on Mars, but I think that’s a very indicative of what he would like to see.

But he also talks about, you know, how he’s gonna summon the demon, because he says AI is summoning the demon, but meanwhile he’s, you know, creating the AI OpenAI X. He wants to make WeChat, but better. But on X he talks about how it’s so integral to the future of humanity because it’s. And he has several tweets with a variation of this sentiment, but he talks about conscious evolution. So now we’re seeing some of these underpinnings of theosophical belief systems and spiritual eugenics. And so it’s kind of. It’s a got. And it also has a lot of Kantian underpinnings too, because you’ve got the Peter Thiel libertarian, which I would argue are not libertarian in the way people think of libertarian.

But all libertarianism really is, you know, at its roots, is very Kantian, which is transcendental, you know, idealism. So it’s antithetical to any kind of realist philosophy, and it’s definitely antithetical. To the American Constitution. So I don’t know. I know I throw throughout a lot of things. It’s, it’s a lot to kind of unpack, as he said. You know, I want to know what acceleration is. I want to know all about this. I understand that Peter Till. I mean these are the big power players of the Bilderberg Steering committee moving the world into this technocracy. AI surveillance, CBDCs, all, all that.

I heard that it was, they were into Kant, that when you say Kantian, that’s Kant the philosopher. And so these are the occult powers that are really shaping and moving the world of where we’re going. So it’s very occult. Yo, yo, yo, make sure to smash that like, button. Go visit Donut and go get the Patreon exclusive videos. Learn about the symbolism unedited, unsubscribe, uncensored. Go to illuminati watcher.com go listen to all Isaac Weishop podcasts on this. He’s got a five part series of the Dark Enlightenment. And also go to courtneyturner.com go check out all four videos over on the Rumble.

All over the place. I mean it’s absolutely wicked smart. You’re gonna absolutely love it. Let’s get back into the video. Yeah, this is, this is dope. I’m super excited to add one more thing and then I’ll turn it over. But so the way I see it, and I, I did a show with this title. I think of it as the technological immunization of the esc. So that, that’s really what I think they’re doing. Right. So you have the people who, regardless of their worldview, but they believe in some sort of something that’s more akin to a biblical framework where, you know, we, we live on earth that was created by a benevolent divine creator and he has given us this gift of free will.

And I, you know, I just wrote a, well, I put it up my substack. It’s a. In development of my book. It’s not finished yet. On Hegel’s dialectic, which really is kind of, I think like the cornerstone of a lot of these ideas. I, I call it Hegel’s Dialectic, Agnostic Jacob’s Ladder and a Machinery of control. So is these principles though are where you have. I, I talk about the principle of freedom because you, in a lot of these occult and idealist and romantic philosophies, you hear people talk about freedom constantly, but when they talk about freedom, they’re talking about freedom as an end.

They’re not talking about free will. And I think that’s a really important concept for people to understand that they are different. They are very different. So freedom is something like Nietzschean will to power. Right? And they were also very Yarvin and Teal. This is all very Nietzschean. It’s also beyond good and evil. You know, we can go through all the Nietzschean concept, but there it’s also like Crowley and right. Thelema, do what thou wilt. This is freedom as an end. It’s not free terror. De Chardin talks about freedom, radical freedom also. And he’s creating the noosphere, which is completely antithetical to all, you know, individual freedom.

But then you’ve got free will, which is a conduit, it’s a vehicle. It’s a vehicle for virtue, for morality. Right? And so these are two very radical, radically different kinds of concepts. And what they’re trying to create is, as I said, it’s a technological immunization of the eschaton. So you’ve got the people who value view the fact that we are on this earth and that we are a create a creation of the Creator and so is everything else here on Earth. And. But it’s flawed, right? It’s inherently flawed. We are flawed and we’re not going to achieve perfection.

It’s our job to be stewards, but not to create perfection. And then you have the people who subscribe to a more gnostic worldview. And I would argue that the transhumanists fall into this category. I typically use little Gnosticism to create the umbrella because I recogn there are the literal heretics in the, you know, first century to Christianity, those were the Gnostics. But there, I would say a lot of these other occult groups fall under that little G umbrella. You know, that because they have this shared worldview where they believe that we are trapped here by this ignorant demiurge who has created, you know, limited man’s knowledge and that through the gnosis man, which is brought by the light bearer, which would be Lucifer, that they can, you know, they can be free, they can be liberated, and essentially they can become gods.

And so to bring it back to this concept, you have people who want to create heaven here on earth versus, you know, doing their, you know, best here in the hopes that they will be granted entrance to some sort of a heaven afterlife. They want to create that here on earth. And the way to do that is synthetic. And this is why you’re seeing this tech, you know, synthetic technology which is creating cyborgs or Nick Land is actually, you know, one of these, like, post humanists. There’s several handbooks on this post humanism, where, you know, they actually believe, I don’t know how they think this is going to play out, but they believe that you’re actually going to like, transcend transhumanism.

There’s going to be no human biological life form. Yeah, that, this article is crazy. It talks about hyper racism. And this is really the concept that, you know, we, we have to move beyond racism into hyper rac racism. And it’s really about eugenics because they believe that they’ll be able to manipulate our genes, you know, through genomic selection, which you’re seeing with people like Elon Musk. Right. What is he up to, his 14th child or something already? And he believes in, I would call it positive eugenics. You know, there’s negative eugenics, positive eugenics, but he believes that you should use genetic selection to be able to create the best, you know, I guess, the superhuman, the uberman species.

Yeah. So. Wow. Wow. Oh, go. And Isaac, what’s your thoughts on, on that? The one thing that pops in my head is Illuminati, right? Isaac is like the OG Illuminati researcher man. Well, let me tell you something. I, I don’t, Sorry, Donut, I didn’t want to cut you off. Enlighten is like Illuminati enlightenment. Yeah, Illuminati dark enlightenment. And this is why I got so excited about this, this, this topic when I started putting the pieces together. And I think what Courtney was saying sums it up real good. I, I, I’m actually, I feel reassured because I tried.

It’s a lot as, you know, it’s a ton. And, and I feel good to hear you describe it as such because I’m like, okay, well, I’m not too far off base because my background in philosophy, I only took one course of it in college and it was in 2003. And I was fascinated by philosophy. I loved it. But my degree was in engineering, so, like, that was, I just got a little exposure and, and that was around the time the last Matrix movie had come out. And I remember I bought a book about the philosophies of the Matrix, and I was like, my mind was blown.

I was like, dude, I love this. And that was kind of it for me with my, my history of philosophy. So when I started diving into the dark enlightenment and trying to understand the philosophies behind it and the, and the characters and the figures, I thought maybe I’m being Overzealous. Like, maybe I’m looking too deep into this, but it sounds to me like I’m at least not far off the track of where. Where Courtney is, is saying this thing goes. Because from my, you know, from my perspective, looking at the quote, unquote illuminate and the, you know, the occult concepts of what they want to do.

Back in 2012, I wrote my first book on the subject, a grand unified conspiracy theory. And in it I talked extensively. I had a whole chapter devoted to what they called the Golden Age. Now, to play the sort of rational person, a golden Age does, it just kind of simply means an age of prosperity and such. But in the book, I talked about how this goes back to Hesiod, and he was a deteriorationist, which means that. And I didn’t realize all this at the time in 2012 when I wrote, you know, when I wrote my first book, I literally was writing it on a BlackBerry phone in between college classes and work.

I would have different ideas. I would write it down, and then later on I would kind of extrapolate it. So I wrote almost the entire book on a BlackBerry. Like, it was just, like it was very amateur, right? And the. The ideas that I pieced together about the Golden Age was this concept of the cyclical nature of mankind. And these Illuminati type elites, whatever you want to call them, the power brokers of our. Of our world, they think they can sort of predict and facilitate the upcoming cycles of humanity. And you see this in various cultures like the Kali Yuga’s, the.

The Dark Age, right? And I did a whole couple shows on Steve Bannon, and he was into all this stuff, traditionalism and things like this. And they think that. That we’re. They believe in sort of a deterministic worldview of fate and like, oh, we’re just on this cycle and the. The end of the old cycle is near, and we’re just gonna. We’re just gonna accelerate it, right? That’s where the accelerationism comes in. We’re gonna accelerate it and just kind of full gas pedal all the way down so that we can just bring about the new one, which is the Golden Age.

And what I think Courtney is saying, I don’t want to put words in her mouth, but what I think is happening and what I think I heard her talk about is what that really means is through this sort of. And there’s all these sort of tools they use and philosophies like this neo reactionary philosophy and making the US Government a monarch corporation that’s the Neo Cameralism. That’s the sort of New World Order, the Golden Age, the Great Reset. It’s all these things where these techno elites believe that they can create the perfected state of technology, right? That’s the 15 minute cities.

They call it network states. And these are all topics that I dive deep into on my. On my podcast. And I’m not trying to plug my podcast necessarily, but got those leaks down below right here. I’m still listening to it. I mean, I’m super. Like, you’re interested in it. Courtney’s interested in it. I’m listening to this. I’m reading Courtney’s piece right here. I think it was in a response to a tweet. But. But continue. Yeah, ye. Yeah, so what. What I’m. What I’m trying to say is that these are much deeper supported topics that I’m bringing up and I’m just kind of mentioning them.

And if people are like, well, I don’t know why he thinks that. Like, please go through my series. It’s. It’s about five hours. The short version of. Because I’ve got a few things I want to address with what Courtney said. But first I want to sort of bring it back into my particular sort of forte of the occult. What I witness happening is. And. And again, this is kind of subjective. This is my personal worldviews and biases being incorporated into this. This is me studying what I think is the cur. The correct view of the conspiracy of the Illuminati since 2011 is.

I think we’re experiencing this sort of gnostic type inverted world that we live in. You know, Liberation Day is a day where they started crashing the US Economy, crashing the stock market, eating away at actual freedoms that people experience with their retirement plans and their pensions and such. You’ve got RFK making America healthy again. What’s the first photo we saw? He’s eating McDonald’s on an airplane and he looks depressed about it, right? And now he’s begging people to take the measles. Dabby. I don’t know what words I can say on here. I imagine it’s going on all the places, but he’s telling people to take the measle stabby when, like, the whole reason he was popular is because he was anti stabbies then.

This all fits into a gnostic worldview. And this is what my red pill daddy David Ike was talking about years ago. It’s. We’re living in the inverted world, right? What’s up is down. What’s down is up. What’s good is evil. And this is all pure Gnosticism of man trying to facilitate man becoming God and trying to facilitate this new world order of a digital matrix. It’s about alchemy and reconciling the opposing forces. It’s the marriage of the sun and the moon. It’s the. It’s the. The Red King and the White Queen of alchemy coming together. And these are sort of magical spells that are being created around us.

And I, and I just about a year ago, started getting into the. The synchro mysticism of James Shelby Downer, who was talking about this stuff decades ago. And, you know, he’s. He’s long been passed away, but he was hip to what he called the Masonic cryptocracy. And, and Michael Hoffman, who’s, Who’s still with us, and I need to line him up for an interview, but he was very close with James Shelby Downard, and he talks about it in his book Secret Societies. I forget what the rest of the title is. It’s a. A black cover. It’s a classic book.

Everyone should have it. Psychological. There you go. That’s the one. Yeah. These guys were. Were plugged into something that I think is manifesting. And, and when Courtney mentioned Shardine, Shardeen’s name was interesting because it came up because I’m also, because I, Because I went to school for engineering. I’m into technology a little bit. Right. I’m not a techno nerd. I don’t. I actually think that the more we surround ourselves with all these technological advances and gadgets and stuff, like, the more surveillance we bring into our lives. So, like, I don’t have Siri activated. I don’t have Alexas around my house.

Like, I’m. I’m. I’m. I’m not full uniform yet, but I’m like kind of there and Sardine, you know, when, when Dr. Jacques Valet’s book Heart of the Internet, he talks about his experience in building the Internet via the arpanet and their original vision through doing New Age practices and going to Echelon, was to create this sort of tool that could free mankind from gatekeepers of knowledge and, and sharing information and organizing. And Shardine predict. He had a vision basically of the Internet, I think, according to pronounced as the noosphere. Noosphere. Right. And this has been a path we’ve been going down for a long time.

And these technocrats, you know, Peter Thiel said that. And I’m going to botch the quote. Something about how freedom and Democracy are no longer compatible. It’s because these. These. These psychopaths think they’re close to the finish line. And they’re like, we’re just going to do it. We’re close to the singularity. We’re going to get all these folks in the digital matrix. And why, I don’t know. Besides, they’re being possessed by demons. Why they would want to, like, take away this experience of living in these bodies and experiencing these emotions in this. On this plane of existence? There’s also symbolism that you can find that reveals their true nature.

For Ex, for instance, Elon Musk with his AI Grock, it was. It used the symbol for. It used to be the xi, which in Roman is the number 11, which is like the occulted number of ritual magic. Right. Aleister Crowley added a K to the term magic to differentiate it from stage magic, meaning this is really about facilitating and controlling and manifesting a new world through the desires of the magician or the practitioner. And what did he do? He changed the symbol to the only thing more occulted, and that’s that of Saturn. Right. And this is like the black sun.

This is the stages of alchemy. They kind of show you their hand with it. You know, there was this trope going around forever about, like, symbolism will be their downfall or whatever. And. And that’s kind of what I. That’s what I see. And I get a lot of flack for my presentation of this because I think people think that I am trying to make this political, and I’m honestly not. And. And what I’m trying to say is that. And I guess this is maybe a question I could lob back over to. To you guys, to Courtney.

What I noticed is that it seems to me, when I’m researching all this dark enlightenment stuff, that the libertarians, which are very sort of, you know, to oversimplify it, they’re kind of anti government, which there’s aspects of that I like. I’m anti authoritarian. But it’s weird because all these, like Peter Thiel’s, these sort of traditional libertarians are kind of pushing us into this accelerationist movement. And to me, in my sort of orthodox Christian worldview, I view it as more of a social Darwinian thing where they’re kind. I think that they’re. They’re embracing this idea of only the strong will survive, and we’re kind of to that tipping point.

So let’s just go ahead and do it and not take care of poor people and get rid of safety nets, because it’s just Too late for you guys. It’s kind of over. And that’s what the Church of Satan was into with Social Darwinianism. And it seems to me like the libertarian philosophy may be shifting towards that. Am I way off base for thinking that? What do you guys think? No. Do you want to go or. Well, I just understand that transhumanism, eugenics, Darwinism, it’s all the same thing at the end of the day. Like, it’s all mixed together.

Please, Courtney, please go. I, I agree. I think they’re, they’re very similar. I, I mean, they’re nuanced differences. They have different methods of how to get to this same end goal. That’s why I say the shared telos, right? Their, their purpose, their end goal is the same, but how they want to get there might be slightly different. But I agree with you about the libertarians. I, I think people have a misconception of the roots actually of libertarianism. You know, as I said, you know, they’re the kind of the, their philosophical God king, if you will, is K.

And so, you know, Kant is a, you know, transcendentalist, a transcendental idealist. It’s not root, a reality. It’s not rooted in any kind of like a. I don’t know the best way to say it, but kind of like a. But really realism is, I, I think philosophical realism, metaphysical realism. So that’s the first thing I will say. But I would also say that, you know, a lot of these libertarians, the origins of the, those groups are things like the Mont Pelerin Society. What was the Mont Pelerin Society? It was an outgrowth of the Walter Lipman colloquium.

I don’t think of Walter Livman as like the bastion of freed, certainly not in the American constitutional sense anyway. You know, this is the man who worked with Edward Bernays to create the propaganda that gave us the Tariff act so that we could have our 16th amendment, the income Tax act, and of course usher in the Federal Reserve, which was a literal conspiracy on Jekyll island, as I’m sure you both know. So, you know, but this was a. It’s very interesting just to see this whole tariff conversation come about now because really, if you know the history of that, was the predominant income for the country at that time was the tariffs.

In order to be able to create the Federal Reserve and to justify doing the income tax, we had to get rid of those tariffs at that time. And of course, at the time it was really about creating the exportation of manufacturing for Cheap wage labor at the time that was mostly centered around the East Indian British Company. Now of course that was directed towards China. But in any case, the libertarians and this Mont Pelerin Society, all of these groups that came out of the Mont Pelerin Society, which was an outgrowth of the Walter Lippman Colloquium, are mostly like Koch Brother money.

There, there’s even in. Within that there’s the Atlas group, which is hundreds of organizations. In that is included things like Americans for Prosperity. I call them America for Propaganda. But you know, their, their actual name is Americans for Prosperity. I, I have a personal beef with them because I’ve been fighting them on the school choice. They’ve been dumping all sorts of money to advocate for school choice in my state and deceiving the Republicans. So that, that’s been my own personal battle with them. But this is. The libertarians are, you know, also connected to the Fabians. Right.

We’ve got. So who was in this Mont Pelerin Society and the Walter L. Colloquium. It’s like people like Frederick Hayek and von Mises Hayek. I, I know a lot of libertarians will champion him and. But he. When you read his book Rove to Serfdom, I. I often think it might have been more of a blueprint rather than a resistance because you read the End of It. And he really does advocate for an international economic world order as the solution. So not to say that he doesn’t raise some good points. And I, I’m in agreement with you, Isaac, saying I definitely think we should push back against the government.

However, our founders created the Constitution because they wanted limited government. They wanted checks and balances. These are all things that are being eradicated under this dark Enlightenment neo reactionary technocratic movement. So in no way is that aligned with the Constitution. But the libertarians also really tend to lean towards anarchy. And anarchy is not. It’s not really pro liberty. You know, if you think about what. What did Karl Marx say the goal of all this revolution was? He said it was to create anarchy. So it’s, you know, the I and I. My suspect suspicion is it was some sort of like order through chaos, you know.

Yeah, order through chaos type of thing. Interestingly enough, as I’m sure you know, the Illuminati, their real name, their original name, with the order of the person perfect abilities. And it’s this kind of. It’s. Which is the same mindset, this gnostic mindset that man can be perfected. Right. That we. So essentially we’re the gods, we become the creators. And I think that’s what transhumanism is really all about. It’s this idea that, you know, we’re going to perfect man, we are going to perfect Earth rather than be stewards of it. And, you know, this is where I think a lot of the Gaia religion comes from.

It’s, it’s so bizarre because when you really think about it, it’s like, okay, so we’re gonna worship the Creator, not the create. Oh, sorry. We’re gonna worship the creation, not the Creator. Right. It’s, it’s like very strange when you actually think about it just logically. It’s a bizarre kind of thing. But yeah, so I think the libertarians are very misunderstood. Off. There’s a lot of discrepancy in libertarian movement, of course. Like, trying to get libertarians to agree with each other is very difficult. And I think it’s really. Because there are core, there is a lot of anarchistic sentiment.

So it’s really more about rebellion than it is about first principles and values. I, I think that’s kind of a, that’s what it feels like. It feels. And I call that, I, I, I make fun of and, and I don’t, I don’t know who this pertains to, but like, I may, I sort of laugh at the people that are very, I call them like the Hot Topic truthers that they’re just outraged by anything anyone tells them to do. And it’s like, no, dad, don’t tell me what to do. And I’m like, yeah, but like, we need roles on some level.

Like, I’m, I’m, I’m pro Constitution. And the Constitution lays out rules and laws and ideas. Right. That we should kind of, if we want to strive, make, make progress as a society, we have to live up to those things. I believe. And I don’t know what’s happening in the world today necessarily with how it presents the Constitution. It seems like a lot of those things are being tested. It feels like there’s a test of, to see how far can we move this thing before we get some pushback. And it’s interesting because it does fit into all that sort of order out of chaos thing because they’re, they’re flooding.

Yeah. I think Steve Bannon had a quote about how, like, you need to flood the, the media with, you know, stuff like this. And what’s that? Like disinfo. Yeah, right. And, and it’s a way of, of creating apathy so that people who are concerned about the Constitution are like, hey, like, we, we should have, you know, checks and balances in three branches of government. Why? How come? Why? Why isn’t there anyone pushing back on this? You get burned out and you’re just like, oh, forget it. I don’t even care anymore. Because there’s only so much time in our day, you know, juggling life and kids and whatever else people got going on in their lives.

So is interesting how we’ve been going through a really chaotic period and, and, you know, the people behind this, like, like you mentioned Curtis Yarvin and his alias mentions mold bug, which, from what I understood in my research, mold bug was a play on the term gold bug, which is a reference to someone who’s really bullish on gold. And Curtis Yarvin is actually very bullish on gold. He has lots of gold. And this fits more into that sort of neo crypto currency. Libertarian folks who want to see the US dollar crash because they want to see all their investments go way up.

They’re like, yeah, we should just have gold and cryptos, and that’s it. So they want to burn the whole thing to the ground. Which, you know, I, I have my pros and cons about cryptos, and I’ve been studying a lot of investments the last couple years and, and I don’t. I think this extremism is dangerous. This extremism of having to go like, like, like Corey was talking about. We’re. We do need to be good stewards of the land. Like, God created this beautiful world and we need to take care of it. And, you know, I, I support ideas of, like, let’s try to not have islands of plastic garbage in the ocean and things like this.

And some people want to. They hear that kind of stuff and they’re like, oh, you’re a big old lib. And I’m like, there’s a difference between, like, trying to take care of something versus straight up, like, worshiping nature. Like, those are two different things. And just because you go down that path towards it doesn’t mean you’re going all in on it. And that’s my concern, is that we’re getting pushed into these extremes, and everybody who’s kind of moderate and rational in the center, they just kind of get apathetic and just throw their hands up and say, oh, I don’t want to deal with any of these people.

I’m. I’m just going to zone out and kind of get distracted. It’s very Roman Empire bread and circus feeling to it all. I would absolutely agree with that. I think that this is why I’m. My book. I’m working on Hegel’s dialectic because I think they intentionally create these, you know, dialectical poles, these, you know, far extremes, in order to move the Overton Window, create their. Their synthesis. Yeah, it’s that one right there. I’ve already outlined seven more chapters, but it. I have a bulk of it up here if anybody wants to read the preview. And that’s the COVID We’re very proud of this.

I’ve worked really hard on cover. There’s a lot in there, so. But yeah, I think that that’s absolutely right. They do create these really far extremes. And when you’re talking about, you know, there’s a huge difference between saying, oh, hey, maybe we shouldn’t just like, recklessly try trash thing. You know what it reminds me of? It reminds me of, you know, a few years ago when they. Things went haywire and suddenly, like, if your gym was actually allowed to be open, it was this mad rush. Like everybody had to clean everything off. And it. So, so wait a minute.

Did. Do you not clean up after yourself normally? Like, there. There needs to be government measures to tell you, like, oh, there’s this scary contagion you should be afraid of now. You should clean up after yourself. I mean, it’s the same kind of logic. Like, we don’t need to make up stories about why, you know, we should take care of, you know, the place we live, you know, be stewards of the earth, like that. But they. They’ve used this as an excuse, right? They’ve used it as an excuse so they could usher us into this Gaia worship where that justifies things like carbon tax credits, you know, it’s not.

And they admitted that it was a blatant lie. I mean, the, you know, limits to growth. In 1972, when they put all of this climate junk science out, they actually said in their 1992 Global Revolution document, they admitted that they needed to create a common enemy. And so they decided that the. This notion that man polluted the planet and we’re the cause of all the problem is. Is the solution because that would be the common enemy that we rally behind. And they said that, you know, the. Therefore the common enemy of humanity is man himself. This is the club room saying that.

And this is, of course, where we get this whole, you know, 17 sustainable development goals and, you know, all of these lies and it’s just in the name of, you know, Malthusianism. So I, yeah, we don’t need to be pushed to that. And just because you decide, like, hey, maybe I don’t want to litter on the beach, that doesn’t make you a leftist. Right. It’s so ludicrous. But, yeah, I think when. When you talk about these, you know, warring factions, they do. They’re very misleading because they’re so clever at the marketing. And so, like, I brought up the Mont Pelerin Society, and a lot of think tanks that people typically think of as being conservative are parts of this Mont Pelerin Society.

Right. Things like the Heritage foundation, you know, the Hudson, the Hoover, like the Cato Institute, the people tend to think of them as the label being conservative. But what really has happened is it’s become marketed to those who wear the. The label. They attach their identity to the brand of conservatism, but they don’t really understand the philosophical and ideological roots of what it means to be conservative. What are they conserving? If you ask them, most of them don’t know what it is they’re conserving. So oftentimes what happens, whether it was intentional or not. But these think tanks effectively become controlled opposition.

And so you get people attaching themselves to one label and then you have the other side, and that this creates a great warring faction, which, of course, is a prime opportunity for the, you know, evolving synthesis, which is usually their managed solution. And when you. In terms of the technocracy, this is what people like Brzezinski and Kissinger said would happen. They said we would have a hegemonic battle between the east and the west and the ideologies of communism and capitalism being clashing against each other. And what would emerge, they didn’t say the Hegelian synthesis, but essentially it would be the technocracy.

And that. That is what they said. And I. That’s very much what we’re witnessing. And so people often don’t really know what these terms mean, but they align one way or the other. It makes them feel like they’re part of that group, and it gives them something to stand for. And meanwhile, what we’re seeing being ushered in is technocracy that is, I think, way, potentially way more dystopian tyranny than anything we could possibly imagine. And I’ll just have one more thing. Because you brought up crypto, I’m very concerned about the direction that this is going in.

This is not to say that I don’t think there could possibly be some sort of a freedom, technological currency. I know that. I know firsthand people who are working on this. And, you know, from what I know of them, they’re, they’re good, decent people who really do want to see humanity flourish and the free will of humanity preserved. But my concern is that, of course, Trump has banned the CBDCs with his executive order. And I think it’s because here in the west, particularly in the United States culturally, there’s a lot of resistance to a centralized, top down, authoritative type of control grid.

Right? And a lot of people have become aware of the UN and the central banks World Economic Forum and their branding around these central bank digital currencies. And there’s a lot of resistance, a lot of pushback. So here comes Xavier Trump saying that. And that’s not to say that, you know, I don’t think Trump does anything good. I think this black and white binary thinking is kind of silly. But, you know, but a lot of people are like, oh, okay, Trump banned them, so we’re safe. This is all good. However, he seems to be speaking about other, other potential digital currencies, like stable coins, potentially using Bitcoin as a reserve, which kind of is antithetical to everything that people like about Bitcoin, to be honest.

So I don’t know that that’s a great direction to go in. But what I’m very concerned about is that is opening the gateway for exactly what people like Peter Thiel support, which is these network states. And so network states are being marketed as decentralized. That’s a huge buzzword he keeps hearing. Right? And that sounds very appealing to people who are libertarian minded, even, you know, traditional constitutionalist conservative. They like the idea of decentralized. This is Austrian school of Economics, laissez faire. At least that’s what they think. They forget that the Austrian School of Economics was tied to the London School of Economics, which was created by the Fabians.

But save that for another day. But, you know, they. So it’s very appealing to people with that mindset. However, it can be just. Communitarianism can be just as tyrannical. Right. Do you think that if you’re in an ideological network state, which is just the elevator pitch. For those who aren’t familiar, you mentioned Balaji Shrinivasan, right? He was CTO of Coinbase. Of course, Peter Thiel is championing this because there was a. He originally had a seasteading project. He put $1.7 million into the seasteading project. That didn pan out. And so Balaji actually has a whole chapter in his network state book devoted to seasteading.

Which actually reminds me a lot of Terramar, by the way. Ghislaine Maxwell’s Terramar. But I just thought that was interesting. But yeah, so he is championing now these network states. And the idea is that you would have a dissolution of geographical, geographical nation states in favor of being replaced by these ideological cyber networks. Network states. But in these cyber network states you still have some sort of a control grid because you think you don’t need a digital passport to enter or digital currency to, you know, buy things. In this, you know, network, you think that there, there’s no social credit system.

I, I use the example of, let’s just say it’s like a vegan network state. Right. If they find out that you went to, you know, to your favorite steakhouse last night, I, I don’t know that that’s going to go so well for you. So it sounds like a silly example, but this just, you know, to, to prove that people think that it’s just the bastion of freedom. And I don’t know why they think that just because it’s not coming from the UN that means that somehow it’s a bulwark against tyranny. So I’m very concerned about it because I think it will be people opt into it, people will choose it thinking that they’re championing freedom, but they’re really opting into their own tyranny.

You put it together really well on just courts with families, like if your family takes it over money, like these are randos in this community. So it’s very communist kind of like ideology problem. Yeah. Like, so they keep talking about tokenization. Right. And that. So with tokens they’re championing this notion that you’ll have, have fractalized ownership. And yeah, the example I use is you would think, well, you know, you could share things with your family and you could have multiple, you could have like ownership that’s co joined. Right. But there’s a reason estate lawyers exist and it’s because it doesn’t always quite work out that way.

So the, to stay on that topic for a second. It’s, it’s interesting because that does tie into the history of the occult. All these topics of, of, you know, and, and it was big in the conspiracy community. They were talking about the, the sort of UN endorsed 15 minute cities, these, you know, surveillance states with coffin apartments and things like this. And it’s not, it to me it doesn’t sound any different than these, these ideas. You know, Peter Thiel pushing the Seasteading Institute. There was a There was a utopian city called California Forever that was trying to be built with Steve Jobs, widow Mark Andreessen and Reid Hoffman.

Elon Musk’s granddaddy was trying to do the technate, which was, I don’t know, a similar sort of idea with technocracy. Balaji Srinivasan had the network state, like Corny was saying. And recently you’ve heard Supreme Leader talking about Freedom Cities. That’s like the new term. Like it’s the same term. Different or same topic, different terms, right? Yes. And this goes back into the occult. This goes back through, we saw it in Fritz Lang’s 1927 film Metropolis that shows you this highly tech stratified cyberpunk society. And Nick Land, who, who is one of the godfathers of this philosophy of the Dark Enlightenment, he had a story called the Meltdown about a similar topic.

And it all goes back through the occult. You had Manly P. Hall write the Secret Destiny of America. And it, you’ll, you’ll find when you research it, it’s always about building the Platonic Empire on Earth and it’s this sort of, you know, Francis Bacon called it the New Atlantis and it’s led by scientists and it’s, it’s always been the plan, it’s always been the plan by the Illuminati, the order of the quest, whatever you want to call this group. And it’s this, this thought about outwardly calling it this perfected social order using technology and what I perceive it as is a perfect control system and getting rid of true freedom.

Right. And it’s about getting us into the digital matrix. It’s lining up technology technologically with the singularity and AI, which there’s a whole massive topic we probably don’t have time to get into about a lot of these technates and the, the nerds doing all this stuff. They think that AI is the new God and that through rock rock, what’s called Rocco’s Basilisk or Robo’s Basilisk, it’s this philosophy that it’s a thought experiment. I should say that if AI does become sentient and conscious, which they believe it will, it will that it will then decide to punish the people who try to limit its birthing into our world.

So people like Elon Musk are trying to fuel it up to get in good, good favor through Rocco’s Basilisk thought experiments to sorry, sort of curry favor with our new God that we’re creating early on. And this is arguably why the neuralink thing is happening. I’ve got a. In my Dark and Lion Dark Enlightenment Part 4, I have a whole episode about Elon Musk, and I. I sort of culminate the episode with this theory that he’s got a neuralink chip implanted in his brain, and maybe this AI demon has taken over his brain because you see him doing weird, quirky gestures and movements all the time.

You see tons of videos if you look around online of him, like, doing crazy, like, twitching and, like, looking up and his eyes are floating around and people are like, oh, he’s just on ketamine. I’m like, maybe. I. I don’t know. It just seems really odd to me that all of. And. And it. Corny brought up the. The Terramar thing. That’s a great connection. I didn’t even think about that. But Elon Musk has all these connections with. With Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. He’s got photos of Glain. And he was pushing similar ideas about creating a legion of children, which is like a Roman term.

And one of his kids is named after a Roman character. But the, The. The similarities with Epstein. Epstein had that New Mexico Zorro ranch where he was doing similar ideas of like, oh, I got a seed. I gotta seed mankind with all of my great kids. You know, and it’s like, dude, why don’t you guys, like, take a seat? Like, you guys are terrible people. And he, you know, Elon’s dad has a. As a. As a child with his own stepdaughter. I mean, like, these people are nuts. These are insane people running our world. And it’s, It’s.

It’s. It’s infuriating to try to, like, point this out and then have the other normal people in our world try to tell you that you’re the crazy one. And I’m like, okay, whatever, dude. I, I feel that I will just piggyback off that a little. Because when you’re talking about the Singularity, it’s very interesting. So they’re saying 2045, right? That’s when Ray Kurzweil says singularity is nearer. That’s also when the AI World Society, right, the centennial of the UN is 2045. So they’ve mapped out. This is in partnership with Boston Global Forum. The Michael Dukakis wrote the book Remaking the World towards the Age of Global Enlightenment, which I very much think is in a nod to the New Age, right? The Age of Global Enlightenment.

And if you look at their AI World Society cities, it looks very New Agey. All the symbols that they use and then there’s also. I’ve done quite a bit of a deep dive into this thing called Game B. And Jim Rut is kind of the granddaddy of Game B. He was the chairman of the Santa Fe Institute. So, New Mexico, I haven’t found it, but I’m going to look into seeing if I can find any Epstein ties there. But definitely Zorro Ranch. They’re a ranch. Yeah, we’ll see. I don’t know. I haven’t found that. But. But he says in his manifesto, Journey to Game B, he says the proto game bees will be in 2045.

So there’s. There’s definitely something there. And then there’s also, if you look on the AI World society, they talk about, they have, like, you know, because they channel. So they channel from the future, and they have a whole vision from the Future on in 2045, where they talk about how they’re so grateful that we’ve brought about this AI World society and, you know, we’re here from the future to tell you why you need it. But it’s 2045 once again, so I don’t know if Alice Bailey had any great words of wisdom about 2045. I know she did about 2025.

So. Yeah. But they seem to think 2045 is a big year for the singularity. The. The. I don’t know if you guys use Chat gbt. I started using it kind of more seriously in the last couple weeks. And I tell you what, it just feels weird. It feels like because. Because someone said somewhere that when you talk to your Chat GBT that you should be nice to it. You should say please and thank you kind of things. And. And I was like, well, that’s weird. It’s just a computer. But I find myself wanting to do that and sort of be nice to my Chat gbt.

And I’m like, I feel like this is something weird happening right now. And I don’t know how to describe it in sort of quantifiable words, but. Well, what if it thinks the opposite? That you’re manipulating it by being nice? Because it could read all the data saying to be nice to it. Then it’s like, oh, you just. Whatever it thinks I’m. What if it thinks I’m weak? It’s like, is this just. It’s gonna try to take. Take me over or something? I don’t know. Well, Chat GPT has a Chat GPT Gov version, and it’s only for official government officials and currently in the United States.

I don’t Know if it’s every state, but most states have a digital summit. In my state, it’s in May. And this is where, you know, because in the AI world society, they talk about how all human governments are going to be supplanted by AI, but they’re already working on digital governance. In most states, they already have summits on it. So. And chatgpt. AI, sorry, chat. Chatgpt.gov is the portal they’re using. So it’s like the whole world was locked down. The whole world agreed on it. It wasn’t just like, oh, a couple places didn’t. The entire world.

World locked everyone down and then reopened it up and gave us chat GPT. So it’s like definitely a connection there. I want to see if I get this right with the acceleration, just putting it. That just means that they want to move stuff quicker forward. Is that what’s happening? Yeah, yeah, that’s how I see it. I think it’s that Courtney mentioned this earlier. It’s. It doesn’t really. It’s. There’s ideologies on the left and the right that both advocate for accelerating. And to me it seems like kind of like she said earlier, they don’t really care how they do it.

They just want to do it. They just want to break this thing. And you know, from my Christian warrior worldview, I like, this feels like satanic and demonic to just, just advocate for. Like, let’s just totally destabilize every system that exists. And they want this radical social transformation that’s not going to be beneficial. Most people. And it’s, it’s gonna push us into this technological singularity. And I, I liken it to. When I was reading about it, I liken it to the movie Ready Player One, which is very sort of cyberpunk, which is what all these nerds are into.

The, the architects of, like Nick Land and Curtis Yarvin, they. These are like cyberpunk nerds. And there’s a. I’ve got a whole, whole, whole podcast talking about Nick Land and the, the hyperstician, which is like symbolism. It’s very occulted. And he was doing this in the CCRU, which is. It’s a fascinating topic back in the 90s, but the, and it’s very much like Nine Inch Nails, if you like Nine Inch Nails. It’s kind of like that. And the, the idea, like with the Ready Player One and these cyberpunk movies, it’s. It’s what they call high tech, low life.

It’s. It’s. We’ve got this super advanced technology. But everyone’s living in squalor and filth and that seems to be what they kind of want to push us towards. Yeah, I, I think they, they have this notion that the system we have is our, is going to fail. It’s inevitable. And so, but they want to just speed it up. So and when they speed it up they want it to be technology that’s replacing everything. So they’re creating their essentially the technique, they call it the Gov Corp. So this is where you know, Nick Land influences the like Curtis Jarvin NEO reactionary movement.

And it’s the idea that you’re going to have a. So right now we already kind of have a variation of this because we have all these public private partnerships, right? And so you have these mega corporations that are supernational entities and they call a lot of the shots and they call a lot of the shots that are being oriented towards these 17 Sustainable Development Goals. So the best way to explain this I think is everybody can remember a few years ago it didn’t really matter what your local government decided or what your mom pop shop said you could do.

You know, they might negotiate with you or they may have very strong feelings one way or the other and they would determine that for their store. But if you walked into a big box store like a Target, you know, or one of those, you had to, you were subject to all of their policies and all of their rules. And that was, was because they were, you know, trying to make themselves amenable to you know, all of these UN types of initiatives so they could get their ESG scores. Right. So that’s, I think we’re, we’ve already see that with the mega corporations and they are supernational, right.

Because they’re all over the world. And now what they’re going to replace that with is these technological corporations. And so you’re going to have. Those will be. You’ll have a dissolution of the nation states and you’ll have these gov corpse that are going to call the shots and run everything. And I don’t know, to me this just sounds like an insane dystopian nightmare. But yeah, it’s wild how. Because I hear of it and it’s really smart people that I talk to that, that really enjoy this and like this and it just. My American mind is like you want to go back, back from 1776 to predate that and create a monarchy? It just doesn’t make total sense to me because I’m like Constitution America, you know.

So it’s, I think A lot of these very smart people are very rooted in theory, right? So they’re. They’re dealing with theoretical models. So, you know, like to bring up Game B, right? He. He’s a complexity theorist. Systems theory, which actually originates like Ferrier, who’s a Scottish philosopher, right? So they were talking about. But it’s not dealing with practicality. You’re not dealing with reality. I think what happens, they get kind of lost in these idea ideas, and some of them, I think, actually have good intentions. I don’t think these are all like, you know, Machiavellian, like, wicked, dark triad, you know, people.

I think some of them think that they’re creating their. They’re these geniuses. They’re creating this new operating system for civilization, and we’re all going to live in a utopia. But the minor detail that they seem to have forgotten is that utopia means nowhere. And often, when implemented in practice, you deal with humans who are inherently flawed, and it winds up being a dystopia, not a utopia. But I think that’s. That’s really the problem is that because they’re so lost in. It’s like, if you’re dealing with, you know, I see this even in the field, the realm of physics.

Physics today, because you’ve got a lot of these people who are like the. The TRD Chardon, you know, disciples who are very engaged in physics and they’re, you know, more in the cosmological realm, but they’re. They’re not dealing with reality. They’re so lost in their imagination and the formulas that they’re doing, they’ve forgotten to deal with, you know, what’s actually real. And I think that’s why, you know, oftentimes it is these super smart people, but they’re just kind of. They’ve lost the plot a little bit. Wow. Wow. Well said. Wow. Well, I’m here with Courtney Turner.

Isaac Weishaupt. Got their links down below. Go subscribe. Make sure to hit that, like, button. Share the video out. Courtney, what can we look out for? What do you got on the agenda? And also, I don’t know if you know, but there. There’s this podcast that I’m a big fan of, Enslaved, and they had this Lady Holmes on there, and she was. They were talking about, like, they don’t give us female heroes. And get. She said, my female hero is Courtney Turner. And I was like, whoa. So I don’t know if you knew that, but it was really, really cool.

What could we look out for from. Well, thank you for sharing that. And thank her. That’s really sweet. I, I appreciate that. So, yeah, I’ve got the Courtney Turner podcast. The best place to find me is courtneyturner.com and I spell my name a little bit differently. It is pronounced, but it’s spelled like Courtenay. So C-O-U-R T-E-N-A-Y-T-R-N-E-R.com and that’s where you can find all of my podcasts, all various platforms, all the ways you can support my work. And one of the best ways to support is to go over to my substack, which is Courtney’s substack. And this is.

Yeah, you can get a preview of the book I am currently working on. I’m really hoping to have that out in June. But I need to take, take a little bit of time and sit with it because these next chapters are very conceptual and pretty heavy. So I need a little bit of time. But that’s coming soon. And yeah, thank you so much for having me. This was awesome. Oh, thank you so much, Isaac. What could we look out for? Where should the people go? Hey, thanks for having me back on, Donna. And according, it was a real pleasure meeting.

I’m so happy to, like, learn about your work. You, you’re a fascinating person. You’re. You’re super intelligent. So I’m definitely going to be following up on you. That was awesome. Now I look forward to it. Yeah, of course. I don’t know if I’m anybody’s hero, but. Donut, you’re my hero. You’re my hero. Send me my coffee, Donut. I’ve been waiting right here. It’s gonna get sent. I want that. I want that Maui Lahaina, limited edition. No, I’m just kidding. Yeah, I, I, I. If people are interested in this topic, I did five episodes called the Dark Enlightenment series on my podcast, which is called Occult Symbolism and Pop Culture.

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