Joshua David Earp

And, um, and I just tell people all the time, look, you know, there's good and bad people in every organization and every religion, you know, in every region, not just one group is good or bad.

In fact, some would argue that there is no good and there's no bad.

It's simply suggested.

Um, but you know, the more I think about it, Sean, um,

It's just a very interesting thing.

So I feel like if I just keep rambling, we're gonna miss out on some of your questions.

Yeah, I mean.

It's a very interesting thing.

I mean, I'm here to raise questions.

You know, I'm not here to provide answers.

You know, I've had people reach out to me from the past couple of podcasts and it's like, oh, you said this and you said that.

Really, what I'm encouraging people to do is just, you know, presenting an alternative view.

By the way, my lawyer and publicist make me say this, guys.

I'm just kidding.

They probably would like it if I did, though.

But no, I'm just saying it to be real because, you know, that's, you know, what this world is missing right now is a realness.

Yeah, and there's good and bad people in every organization.

And I encourage people to read Morals and Dogma by Albert Pike and Encyclopedia Freemasonry by Albert Mackey.

And regarding the flat earth stuff, it was actually a Freemason by Nikolai Copernicus that was the one that created that heliocentric global model, which is the earth flat or is it hilly and bumpy?

I mean, I kind of think it's a little more hilly and bumpy, especially where I live, you know.