Inferno

I will say that thrillers aren't usually my thing.

And although I love The Da Vinci Code, which I think I read almost 20 years ago now, and that sentence is scary and so depressing, I found Angels and Demons to be a rehash of the former, and Inferno was a disappointment, probably made worse by the price that I had just paid for the newly released hardback.

But The Secret of Secrets was on the bookshelf of the supermarket because it had just been released in paperback, and it's now covered in my son's colouring pencils that I had taken with us.

There is so much factual information in there that I found fascinating.

They're eugenicists and they're creating things, pharmakia, in order to sterilize people.

Now, if anybody saw the episode I just did yesterday or the day before with, uh, it was Alice Bailey's 30 Years Work, and in there I talked about, in the beginning, I talked about, uh, Inferno and Origin, which are two movies that, or I'm sorry, books rather, that Dan Brown w- wrote.

And in these, it talks about killing off a third of the population by sterilizing them with a virus, right? This came out before COVID or before the, the jabby, right? And so what a weird coincidence.

Wouldn't you s- agree? Anyway, so we've got Norman Herr, and a lot of these people are connected with these like WEF or WHO, right? And all these different organizations.

We're gonna get, get into some of these members like H.G. Wells, the Huxley brothers.

As I've talked about many times on this show, the Huxley brothers, you know, the dad was known as Darwin's Bulldog.

So when you think of Darwinism, right? Darwinism is this idea of evolution only, right? This i- which by the way, the Dan Brown book called Inferno, Smack remembers Inferno.

The Dan Brown book called Inferno was about a tech billionaire that creates an AI that figures out the keys to life and the secrets of life, and the secret is that there was no divine intervention in the creation of us.

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Uh, little bit of housekeeping there.

I don't know if he's a part of it or if he just has a lot of insight, but one interesting thing, people always talk about The Da Vinci Code.

People talk about Angels and Demons, the books that he made.

But not many people talk about Inferno and Origin.

Inferno and Origin, uh, both of them came out mid, you know, 2010s, right? So 2013 and 2017.