Timothy Alberino

Because at the lower levels of masonry, They're not told. This comes from, by the way, Manly P. Hall, who is one of the greatest Masonic philosophers, probably the greatest Masonic philosopher.

He said that the lower levels of the Masonic order, that they give them a different meaning to the symbols, and they don't tell them the true meaning behind the rituals and the symbols, and you don't get the true meaning until you get to the higher levels. And I think that's probably true across the board in the mystery schools.

He said that the lower levels of the Masonic order, that they give them a different meaning to the symbols, and they don't tell them the true meaning behind the rituals and the symbols, and you don't get the true meaning until you get to the higher levels. And I think that's probably true across the board in the mystery schools.

He said that the lower levels of the Masonic order, that they give them a different meaning to the symbols, and they don't tell them the true meaning behind the rituals and the symbols, and you don't get the true meaning until you get to the higher levels. And I think that's probably true across the board in the mystery schools.

So you can learn this in the mystery schools, or I think at this point, probably we've, let's just assume for a moment, and I don't know if it's true, okay? It's just a hypothesis. Let's assume that there is a body out there in the solar system that's coming back in, that's on this path around the sun that gets slingshotted back out into outer space, comes back around every 6,480 years.

So you can learn this in the mystery schools, or I think at this point, probably we've, let's just assume for a moment, and I don't know if it's true, okay? It's just a hypothesis. Let's assume that there is a body out there in the solar system that's coming back in, that's on this path around the sun that gets slingshotted back out into outer space, comes back around every 6,480 years.

So you can learn this in the mystery schools, or I think at this point, probably we've, let's just assume for a moment, and I don't know if it's true, okay? It's just a hypothesis. Let's assume that there is a body out there in the solar system that's coming back in, that's on this path around the sun that gets slingshotted back out into outer space, comes back around every 6,480 years.

Maybe we've detected it. Maybe NASA's detected it. Maybe some of our military satellites up there have detected this body that's coming into our solar system. And that, I think, would prompt the building of underground bunkers. We have deep underground military bases. I'm sure you're aware of that all over the world, but especially under the continental United States.

Maybe we've detected it. Maybe NASA's detected it. Maybe some of our military satellites up there have detected this body that's coming into our solar system. And that, I think, would prompt the building of underground bunkers. We have deep underground military bases. I'm sure you're aware of that all over the world, but especially under the continental United States.

Maybe we've detected it. Maybe NASA's detected it. Maybe some of our military satellites up there have detected this body that's coming into our solar system. And that, I think, would prompt the building of underground bunkers. We have deep underground military bases. I'm sure you're aware of that all over the world, but especially under the continental United States.

We're talking a mile to two miles below the surface of the Earth. And it was— A mile to two miles? Below the surface of the Earth, yes.

We're talking a mile to two miles below the surface of the Earth. And it was— A mile to two miles? Below the surface of the Earth, yes.

We're talking a mile to two miles below the surface of the Earth. And it was— A mile to two miles? Below the surface of the Earth, yes.

Yeah, yeah. Probably.

Yeah, yeah. Probably.

Yeah, yeah. Probably.

Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what happened, and then the audience can draw their own conclusions. But during World War II— Do you remember what one of the primary problems for Hitler was? One of the major reasons why the Nazis lost that war was because we were bombing the bejesus out of them. Yeah. I mean, the bombing of Dresden. We weren't just bombing military and industrial targets.

Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what happened, and then the audience can draw their own conclusions. But during World War II— Do you remember what one of the primary problems for Hitler was? One of the major reasons why the Nazis lost that war was because we were bombing the bejesus out of them. Yeah. I mean, the bombing of Dresden. We weren't just bombing military and industrial targets.

Yeah. Well, I'll tell you what happened, and then the audience can draw their own conclusions. But during World War II— Do you remember what one of the primary problems for Hitler was? One of the major reasons why the Nazis lost that war was because we were bombing the bejesus out of them. Yeah. I mean, the bombing of Dresden. We weren't just bombing military and industrial targets.

We bombed cities, right? We firebombed cities. And the purpose behind this campaign, this bombing campaign, was to decimate Hitler's industrial base, for one thing, so that he couldn't build weapons fast enough. And so we were hitting the airfields, we were hitting the industrial plants. And a lot of these industrial plants were located in the cities.