Scott Wolter

that it represented an ideology, the true ideology, the balance between the male and feminine aspects that keep things in balance.

And the church has done this, right?

That's messed up.

And we've been suffering the consequences ever since you brought it up earlier, Aubrey, the Council of Nicaea.

So getting back to...

the scroll, all it's done is validate the thesis.

We've been pushing the thesis, you know, to be true.

The thesis that really we all know to be true, right?

This, this, this deifying of the feminine is over.

Um,

That's why in tribal council, in the indigenous people, their Supreme Court are the crones, right?

They're the ones with the wisdom.

So Ben Franklin, he was the one that basically installed our system of government.

And he got it from the Iroquois Nation, their system of government.

And if you talk to indigenous people, they respect the older women above everybody else, as they should.

Into their power.

No, they're called the life givers for a reason.

I think you figured out part of what we're sitting on, but I want to be really, really careful because at the end of the day, people that are Roman Christians—I don't dislike Roman Christians—

This is what they've learned.

This is what they were told is the truth by the ultimate authority, the conduit that talks to creator, right?