One of the most famous stories to come out of the 20th century was JRR Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. This was a fantasy story that took place in an area called Middle Earth. In modern times, we see the idea of Middle Earth as purely fantasy. After all, science has taught us that there is no such thing as Middle Earth. However, the deeper we move into this great awakening, the more we realize that science is not necessarily true. But before we go any further, you know what to do. Please hit that subscribe button and give us a like. Also a very, very, very special thank you to all of our patrons. If it were not for you, we would have much harder time getting this channel up and running. So thank you. If you would like to join our Patreon program, there is a link down in the description box below. Welcome to Esoteric Atlanta. My name is Bryce and today on Mystery Monday, we are going to be covering part one of Hollow Earth. 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I was never planning on covering hollow earth. It's not something that I had really looked into before now, not really where my interest has been when it comes to unraveling all the untruths or lies we've been told about who we are and where we come from. However, when I had David Wise come onto the channel last week, I thought it would be interesting to explore some of the other theories around our home that we call earth. If you caught the episode last Friday with Tom sitting Bushanelle, Tom Numbers from Site Club, as well as Tarot by Jeanine, you will remember that Tom did ask Jeanine at the very end if we live on a flat earth. The cards told her that the earth is neither round nor flat. We don't really know what the earth is actually like. The cards did say that what we've been taught in school is complete BS though. And I think that David Wise does a really good job showing how they've manipulated photographs to try to convince us that things exist that don't really exist. My question is always, what are they trying to hide? Why are they lying to us? As David Wise said, it doesn't really matter if the earth is flat or round because he still has to get up and go to work during the day, as to all of us. But again, why the lie? Well, if we're going to talk about the possibility of the shape of our earth, we also have to look at the possibility of having a hollow earth. And this hollow earth is not a new conspiracy. In fact, this hollow earth has been around since the beginning of time. Most ancient cultures carry the folklore of a hollow earth or beings living under the ground, including the Greek culture, the Nordic culture, the Indian culture, the Native American culture, the Scandinavian culture, and the Thai-Betan culture. Now, in part two of this series, we will go deeper into India and Thai-Bet and some of their folklore regarding a hollow earth. Now, what was so fascinating to me about this common folklore found all over the planet was the entrances into the hollow earth. Almost all of these places that aren't anywhere near each other believed there was an entrance into the hollow earth through certain caves. In fact, in Mesopotamia, a real ancient culture, they had these stories of this man who walked through these caves down into the hollow earth and came out the other side. I hope that this gives you some idea of how long this theory, this folklore, has been in our culture. And in my opinion, when I start investigating these legends or conspiracies or just basic folklore theories, it seems pretty peculiar to me to still classify something as folklore when there's an actual spot on our planet that supposedly, allegedly, allows one to enter into the world beneath our own. Now, ironically, as I say sarcastically, ironically, a lot of these locations that are ancient ancestors believed were entrances into the hollow earth have now been marked off by our governments. And in fact, it was our governments that tried to convince us that the earth was not hollow. There are many different locations all across the earth that were known to be locations to enter into the hollow earth. For example, the Grand Canyon apparently has a lot of entrances into the hollow earth and it also has caverns that hold Egyptian mummies, which would totally blow the idea that the world was the Americas were found by the general public in 1492. But no, the government has blocked off these caverns that hold these mummies and allegedly has also blocked off the entrance points to what our ancestors called the hollow earth. There is a cave in the southernmost point of Greece that legend states is also an entrance into the hollow earth. They also believe that it was protected by the gods. In North America, the northmost point of the Missouri River, there is a cave called Mammoth Cave that also is allegedly an entrance into the hollow earth. And in Ireland, there are two locations that legend has its contains entrances into the hollow earth. One is called the Gate of Hell and people throughout Ireland have spoken of stories of entities and beings that are not from our realm coming up out of the ground at night. There is also a location in County Donegal, hope I said that right, where many priests, saints and medieval knights would go to visit what they called purgatory. The people of Ireland also allegedly claimed back, back, back long before Christianity came to Ireland that the beings that lived under the earth came up from under the earth to teach them how to be druids. If you follow along on the dark outpost, we did a deep dive into the druids and the amount of human sacrificing that went on at some of these locations. One myth also has that there are certain locations in Germany that were entrances into middle earth. And who could ever forget Dante's Inferno, a book written in the 14th century that talked about a hollow earth. But by the 18th century, the royal government of the United Kingdom decided once and for all they were going to put out a narrative of what is in middle earth. Now if a hollow earth does actually exist and there are beings that live in the hollow earth, it would make sense to me that the government, especially the royal government of the United Kingdom would want to keep this a secret. In fact, there's a lot that they have kept a secret. So in 1774, they put together what is now known as the Schalian experiment. This was conducted in a mountain in Scotland. They picked this mountain specifically because it was isolated and because it was pretty symmetrical. So they felt like they could do experiments that would measure the density of the earth. If they could measure the density of the earth, then they would know once and for all what was underneath the ground we walk on. Interestingly enough, they first tried to get Sir Isaac Newton to do this experiment but he declined. So they went with a man named Charles Hutton. Now Charles Hutton was an English mathematician and surveyor. Interestingly enough, he taught at the Royal Military Academy. I don't know about you guys and on your personal journey when it comes to waking up. The first thing I know for sure is that the government is not our friend. The government is rarely, rarely honest with us and if the government is behind any type of experiment, I like to take it with a grain of salt and in fact most of the experiments run by the government, I tend to believe whatever they figure out, it's probably the opposite. Even though this government funded experiment in 1774 proved once and for all that there was nothing underneath the ground but dirt, people around the world still didn't believe them. In fact, a man named John Cleves Sims Jr. believed the earth was hollow. In 1818, he wrote the opening to the inner of the earth was through the poles. This was called the Hollow Earth Theory. And this man was considered to be the Sir Isaac Newton of the West of the Americas. He went around and did talking lectures about the fact that there was a whole world underneath the ground we walk on. He believed there were five different spears, different layers of activity happening beneath our feet. He also had a colleague by the name of Jeremiah in Reynolds who traveled with him as well. And Jeremiah in Reynolds was a newspaper editor, explorer and author. He continued to give lectures on the Hollow Earth even after John Cleves Simons Jr.'s death. In 1839, Jeremiah and Reynolds wrote the book Mocha Dick. This influenced Herman Melville's Moby Dick which was written in 1851. Now interestingly enough, John Cleves Sims Jr. was so respected for his work on the Hollow Earth that even on his death his son made sure that he had a special monument placed on top of his grave. Now with the people that inhabit the Hollow Earth that live beneath our feet, collectively across the cultures they were believed to be a more advanced civilization. They had more technology than we've had and even though they are humanoid, to an extent they aren't necessarily human beings. Although I would not be surprised if there are some human beings that have found their way into a Hollow Earth and decided to live there instead of here. This makes a lot of sense when you start to look at theories like the Draco, the Anunnaki, all these more malevolent extraterrestrial groups coming to this planet. This of course is a theory for the RH negative floodline which I have extensively spoken about on this channel and other channels because I myself am an RH negative. Also the royal family, all RH negative too, that's where I get it from and all of our presidents have pretty much been RH negative as well. So there is something to this anomaly because there's only 15% of people on the planet that carry this particular bloodline. Now the people of India believed that the people that lived under our feet were serpent people. We see stories like the Garden of Eden where the serpent convinced Eve to eat the apple or we talk about this idea of lizard people. As Lady Diana, Princess Diana called her in-laws the lizards. We hear about reptilians all the time and we know that there are military tunnels under the earth and that there are a lot of underground military bases where there have been battles taking place. We know this. This is not conspiracy anymore. This is like conspiracy fact. So before you go discrediting hollow earth because of this government funded experiment that happened in the 18th century, I will look into some of this stuff. There are people that call the group that live under the earth the old ones. Apparently they were here long before humans were on this earth and they retreated underground to live. People say the old ones are extremely long-limbed and sometimes we'll peep their head up just to let those in the know know when they're screwing up and need to change something on the earth above them. Now in 1945 a very interesting story came out in the Amazing Stories Magazine. This was called the Shaver Mystery and this was regarding a man named Richard Shaver. He claimed that he had been a guest invited to come and visit this underground world. Now many people thought that Richard Shaver was a little bit, you know, had a few screws loose. However, many people do believe his account of what happened to be extremely authentic. He said that a group of people called the Elder Race or the Titans first came to this planet long before human beings. They decided that they were going to make this planet home. Well, unfortunately the sun exposure on our planet was not good for them and they started aging faster and therefore their lifespan was cut short. So they decided to go underground to live so that they didn't have to deal with the elements of the sun. Well, over time this group of Titans decided that they were no longer going to inhabit the earth at all and they left. However, when they left, they left very advanced cities under the ground that then attracted other beings to come and live there as well. Interestingly enough, Richard Shaver spoke about a mutant group, a group of mutated entities with possible human beings. And this might sound pretty silly but we're kind of learning a little bit about this when it comes to the old Epstein Island. Now another interesting group of people that believed in a hollow earth were the Crescian Unity. Who were the Crescian Unity? Well, for lack of a better word, they were a cult. However, most cults tend to end in a massacre in a very dramatic way. The Crescian Unity just simply kind of died off. There was no dramatic end to their commune. And who were the Crescian Unity? They were started by a man named Dr. Cyrus Teed. Dr. Cyrus Teed lived in New York. He liked to play with electricity. He lived in the latter part of the 19th century, dying in the early part of the 20th century. Well, one day Dr. Cyrus Teed was experimenting with some electricity, used a little too much electricity, and ended up having an accident where he was knocked out for a while. While he was knocked out, he claimed to see a vision of God, where God revealed some things to him about the truth of the world. When he regained consciousness again, he decided to start going by the name Cresci. Apparently, Cresci is the Hebrew word for Cyrus, which was his original name. His name change happened around 1869. In 1870, he started the Crescian Unity, or Crescianity, where it was the base of Christianity with some basically fundamental differences in the doctrine. He had built some communes in New York as well as Chicago and San Francisco. But in 1894, he decided to purchase some land in the southern part of Florida. This is where he set up his final commune in Estero, Florida. This is now a historic site that you can go and visit. The basis of Crescian Unity and their teaching was understanding the earth that we live on. You see, Dr. Cyrus Teed, or at this point, Cresci, taught people that we don't live on an earth, we live inside of it. In fact, he believed that we ourselves were inside a hollow earth. He basically believed from what I can gather that we were in a shell and that the sun worked as its own battery-operated energy source, and the stars were just reflections of that energy source. Now, interestingly enough, this commune that was built in the southern part of Florida was pretty progressive for its day. Dr. Cyrus Teed, or Cresci, said that God told him that God was not a male God but what had a father-mother aspect to it, which definitely mirrors a lot of the stuff that we're learning from the missing Gospels, especially dealing with Barbello. The Crescian Unity believed in such things as reincarnation, which we do know a lot of cultures have taught reincarnation. Even Jesus taught reincarnation, but that's been omitted from the Bible and the Christian faith.  He also taught that we were all immortal, that we don't die. These are two things that I definitely believe, and I definitely believe in this idea of reincarnation. And I definitely believe that human beings don't ever die, that we are actually immortal beings. Our bodies die, but our souls don't. They also taught such practices as celibacy. This is very common in a lot of spiritual worlds as well. And in fact, deeper into the Crescian Unity, there was one group of people that procreated, but all they did was procreate. There wasn't like a romance aspect to it. And this might be part of the reason why the cult has died out, is they didn't have a lot of people to carry on the cult. They believed in the power of alchemy, and they also believed that Cyrus Teed was the second coming, was the Messiah. Now interestingly enough, in an interview that I listened to with one of the descendants of one of the people in this cult, they never really believed like Messiah Messiah, they just believed he was a leader and a teacher. However, when he died, they did expect his body to rise up again, which it did not. Now something I found super interesting about the Crescian Unity as well is that they were very much into higher education. So here this group is really convinced that we lived in a hollow earth, that we were the hollow earth, but yet they really pushed education. That made me scratch my head a little bit, because you see a lot of times in the mainstream narrative, people who believe in conspiracies are considered to be not that intelligent. However, I think that the real intelligent people are the ones that question the mainstream narrative. And it's interesting to me that this doctor, who had all these ideas of equality between men and women, of Mother, Father, God, of reincarnation, of immortality of our soul, also acknowledged that there could be, we could be, we are on a hollow earth. Just something interesting to know going into part two. Now when we go into part two, we are going to take a deeper look at some of the folklore involving hollow earth. In my opinion, a lot of the folklore is where we're going to find a lot of truth. These are stories passed on from generation to generation to generation, almost as warnings. However, if you would like for me to do a separate video that's also a deep dive into the Crescian Unity, just let me know down in the comment section below and I will be glad to do that for you. I had no idea this cult existed until I started studying hollow earth. Now for part one, I'm going to leave it there for today just to give you a brief taste of what the hollow earth actually is and that it might not be as crazy as maybe you thought it was. As far as the whole mystery as to what's beneath our feet or above our head, at this point I don't have an opinion. I don't have an opinion on the shape of our planet. I don't have an opinion on anything anymore because I do accept that we have been lied to so much that we're going to have to unlearn a lot as we move into the new timeline of the age of Aquarius. At this point in my research, all this stuff about our planet, our galaxy, our solar system, our earth, it's all just interesting to me.  Alright guys, I hope that you have a wonderful Monday and a wonderful week ahead. These last few weeks and the next coming few weeks are going to be crazy around here. There's so much happening. Sometimes I feel like I can't even catch my breath, but it's all good stuff. Thank you so much to Josh McKay for doing our music. If you would like to purchase the opening song, there is a link in the description box below. And thank you so much to Todd Roderick for helping me get this video out to you guys. I hope you guys have a wonderful day. Bye.


أمر رأى الله عني فأستغفل لي هذه الأخضر إلى ما أمر فأستغفل لي هذه الأخضر إلى ما أمر أمر رأى الله عني فأجدتهم لك إلى عاملها قال لك أكتب لك إلى عاملها فأراي أخي فرقه وضعه قال أكون في غبراء الناس أحب إليه أويس القرن يقال فهم for me to be in the midst of the people and be unknowled isn't beloved to me I don't want people to know me I want people to leave me alone قال فلما كان من العام المقبل يا حج رجل من أشرافهم when the next day came A honorable man from his people came to visit عمر رضي الله عنه You see فوافق عمر فسأله عن أويث أمر أستبعت دمان هاوزي تركت رث البيت قليل المتاح فسأله I left him A person who has very little in his house he lives a very simple life very very he said أمر رضي الله عني ستة دمان يأتي عليكم ويسيب العامر مع عام دادي أهلي اليمن من مراد من ثم من قران كان به بارسن واليدة هو بها بارن لو أقسم على الله لأبرا فينستطعت أن يستغفر لك ففعل عمر said what he said to him أويث القراني that he is a person who is going to come a delegation of Yemen is going to come to you guys he is from the people of his name is Awais Ibrahim he is from the people of مراد ثم من قران he has leprosy over his body he is a size of a coin he will be cured from it he is very obedient to if he swears by Allah Allah is very obedient Allah does for him what he wants if you are able to ask forgiveness from him ask forgiveness فأت أويث in the people started to come to أويث فقال استغفلي قال أنت أحدث أحدث أحدا بسفر صالح فاستغفلي قال لقيت عمر قال نعم فاستغفر له ها فطافيت له الناس وفنضلق على وجه قال أسير وكسوته برضة كلما رأىه إنسان قال من أين أقول أويث في هذه البردة أويث القران رضي الله رحمه الله رحمة واسعة ورضي الله عنه عمر رضي الله عنه when he told that to the people they went back and everybody started to ask forgiveness for him أويث رضي الله تعالى عنه he tried to run away from the people crowding him and running after him and that's how the righteous people always are so this statement of the voice رضي الله تعالى عنه or this Hadith صحيح مساعد مسلم is evidence to show that you're allowed to ask forgiveness from a person نعم but there's an issue or there's a difference between استغافة and asking forgiveness from a person نعم وقد كان الصحابة رضي الله عنهم يطلبون الدعاء منه صلى الله عليه وسلم وهو حيون and the Sahabas the students, the companions they used to ask the Prophet دعاء it's application from them and the Prophet was alive they used to do that while he was alive عليه صلى الله عليه وسلم and that is a matter which is unanimously agreed upon its permissibility صلى الله عليه وسلم والكلام في طلب القبوريين من الأموات أو من الأحياء أو من الأحياء الذين لا يملكون لأنفسهم نفعا ولا ضرراء الذين لا يملكون لأنفسهم نفع ولا ضرراء They are unable to bring good for their own selves and they are unable to bring harm to themselves these people you are asking they can't benefit themselves and they can't bring harm now for you to use a comparison between something that is permissible شرعا in the sharia is permissible over something which is what different from it نعم who can't unable to do enough ولا ضرر they can't bring good they can't bring harm they can't bring death they can't bring life ولا نشورا أن يشفو مرضاهم and they are unable to what they can't bring people back to resurrect them from their dead they are also unable to cure those who are ill نعم so what did they ask for them they go to the grave and they ask them what for them to bring back those they lost properties I've lost my camel I don't know where he's gone I lost my child I don't know where he's gone bring it back for me they also ask you know they are women who are pregnant to ease in the pain for her things that are that they are unable to do and they also ask what the gardens and their farms are watered for them نعم و يحفذوها من العين و نحو ذلك من المطالب التي لا يقدر عليها أحد إلا الله they ask for them to get protect them from harmful things evil eye protect them from it و نحو ذلك من المطالب التي لا يقدر لا يقدر عليه إلا الله and matters that no one is able to do except Allah تبارك و تعالى نعم هؤلاء هم الذين قال الله تعالى فيهم these are the people in which Allah has said in their regard Allah said about them those which you are calling on to besides Allah they are unable to give you guys victory and they can't give victory to their own selves those in which you call on to besides Allah are like or they are slaves like you guys those in which you call on to besides Allah are slaves like you guys how can a person request from a object a jamad is something that's a wall a stone a rock how can you ask from them how can you request from them لأنه لا تكليف عليه or from a living jamad is better for him than that which because it has burden on it تكليف has been placed on it and this clarifies what the pagans and the polytheists used to do in worshiping of idols و هذه هي بعينها العبادة و هذه النظور بالأموال وجعل قسط للقبر كما يجعلون شيء شيء من الزرع يسمونه تلمن في بعض الجهات يمنية و كذلك يجعلون نصيبا من أنعامهم و هو بعينه الذي كان يفعله المشركون الذين حكى الله ذلك عنهم في قوله تعالى وجعلوا لله مما ضرأ من الحرث والأنعام نصيبا فقالوا هذا لله بزعمهم وهذا لشركائنا هل لديك قابل؟ كل هذا لم يكن هنا و هذه النظور و كل هذه الأموال في which they make for the dead وجعلوا قصط للقبر و يجعلون قصط للقبر و يجعلون قصط للقبر قصط للقبر كما يجعلون شيء من الزرع يجعلون نصيبا يجعلون قصط للقبر when they take the crops they make it for what? they make it for the aliha يصمونه they call it till man we spoke about that before في بعض الجهات اليمنية in some of the lands in Yemen و كذلك يجعلون and they also make لهم نصيبا من العميم they also make a portion of their cattle for them they said my cattle is this one they go and they slaughter the cattle and this is for you or the person in the grave و هو بعينه and this exactly is الذي كان يفعله المشركولة that which the pagans and the policy used to do الذي حكى الله ذلك عنهم in which Allah told us about them في قوله in his statement in his speech و جعلوا لله they made for Allah سبحانه وتعالى مما ذرأ من الحرث والأنعام نصيبا فقالوا هذا لله بزعمهم وهذا لشركائنا فما كان لشركائهم فلا يصلوا إلى الله وما كان لله فلا يصلوا إلى شركائهم ساء ما يعملون اما ساء ما يحكمون sorry اللهم تباركوا و جعلوا they made from the farms and also from their cattle a portion and do you know what they said فقالوا هذا لله بزعمهم this is for Allah وهذا لشركائنا and this is for our what for our idols and those what we worship this is for Allah this is for the idols so that's exactly what these people are doing are exactly بالنصيب آية it shows بعيني فعل المشركين that is exactly what the pagans and the polyethists were doing now نعم وقال و يجعلون لما لا يعلمون نصيبا مما رزقنا الله said و يجعلون they make لما لا يعلمون that which they don't know نصيبا a portion مما رزقنا that which we gave them they would mean your ma it comes from اي من بعد ما رزقنا some of that which we gave them some of that which we gave them they started to make it for the idols you see نعم الله لا تسألون عما كنتم تفترون great worshippers الله is wearing by himself لا تسألون you will be questioned عما كنتم تفترون the false accusation you used to make افتراء you will be called held account for the day of judgment about lying about Allah نعم so the person has to be scared and worried و الله but this matter is questioned نعم فهؤلاء القبوري يون والمعتقدون في الجهال الأحياء وضلالهم سلكو مسالك المشريكين حذو حذو القضة بالقضة لا these great worshippers ها these great worshippers فهؤلاء القبوريون these great worshippers والمعتقدون في الجهال الأحياء and who also believe in the affairs of these ignorant ones who are alive who they look at them as اولياء فهؤلاء they look at them like that but their juhal ignorant ones themselves and those who they are are scribing the allies of Allah جهال وضلالهم and the misguided one what did they do سلكو they took مسالك المشريكين they took the path of the مشريكين and look at this حذو القضة بالقضة they took it bit by bit the word قضة is رشو سحم meaning they took نهجو نهجهم they took their steps and that is exactly what the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم has said about the Muslims what did he say about them لتتبعون سنة من كان قبلكم you guys are going to follow the path of those who came before you what did he say حذو القضة بالقضة some of the narration says you follow them أما حذو النعلي بالنعلي some of the narration says شبرا ومشب وذراع ومبذراع a handspan long you follow the كفار whatever they do you find the Muslims do it the prophet look what he said حتى لو دخلوا جحرا ضب الله دخلتوا مو even if they go into the hole of a lizard you find the Muslims try to go into the lizard hole with them how much they follow them then the Sahabas they said are you speaking about the Jews and the Christians the prophet looked at the Sahabas and said who else who else is are they going to follow so you find that the grave worshippers they are what they are followed the path of the مشركين the pagans and the polyethists in which the prophet fought against عليه الصلاة و السلام فاعتقدوا فيهم فاعتقدوا فاعتقدوا فيهم ما لا يجوزوا أن يعتقد إلا في الله they started to believe about their graves and also about their so called that which is not permissible to be believed in anyone except Allah those are only things that we should believe they started to believe that these things can be done by who و جعلوا لكم جزءا من المالي and they made some of their wealth for them و قصدوا و قصدوا و قصدوا قبورهم من ديارهم لزيارهم and they intended the grave of their what of them they travel from their country just so they can go to the grave of what وليك فلان or this person so they can go to his grave which is far so they can visit it now the sheikh here right now what we have to realize is مجرد شد الرحال the mere fact of شد الرحال the mere fact of شد الرحال to travel for a grave is not shirk just to travel for a grave is not shirk لكنه معصية or it's a وثيلة it means بقى الحمد لله يهديكم الله سبحانه و سبحانه و بقى شد الرحال the mere fact of what traveling for the graveyard is not shirk in and within itself لكن it is what it's a means to shirk it's a what it's a means to shirk and the messenger صلى الله عليه وسلم he prohibited for a person to travel to a graveyard pay attention not visit there's a difference between visiting and traveling you're allowed to go and visit the graveyard once you're there and say you know what I want to go to the graveyard to visit it why because the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم said because the prophet صلى الله عليه وسلم I said I used to prohibit you from visiting the graves I now very advise you I urge you to go and visit the grave that is permissible لكن to travel from a very far place and country from country so you can only go to a graveyard this is another ruling and it falls under the hadith of the prophet it's a prohibition صاجت that you're not allowed you're not allowed to cut a flight or a distance like that for nothing except what three masjids I mean I mean I mean I mean I mean I mean I mean you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see you see وقاموا خاضعين عند قبورهم they don't walk around the قبور some people believe what going to going to this grave is equal to what it's equal to how many عمرات this much عمرات you see ولي ذلك it said it said ha for example some of these that the people say that the or that sex praise some of them have never even been to Hajj they've never been Hajj where do they what do they do they stay in what in the graves of there and they do Tawaf there they don't even go Hajj نعم وقاموا خاضعين عند قبورهم and they go to the grave and they humiliate themselves and they call on to them times of hardship and they run to them نعم ولي ذلك one time I remember I was in Somalia and in the masjid الله خذبت الجمعة finished you see and when the khutbah to the جمعة finished I don't even know if I can call that a khutbah what I listened to but anyways after the khutbah was over when we prayed the Salah a man stood up and he looked at he spoke to the people he said people do you know why rain isn't coming down do you know why the land is barren we're not receiving rain we're wondering at this point you're going to say that we've disobeyed Allah وكذلك أخذ ربك إذا أخذ القرى وهي ظالمة إن أخذ أليم شديد the people disobeyed Allah توحيد is not being established fear of Allah if we come back with it if we come with the taqwa that is needed you think that's what he's going to say يا أهل الكتابي لستم على شيء حتى تقيمة تورات you owe the people of the books you're nothing unless you established a tourat you know or the ayah لأكلوا من فوقهم أو من تحت أرجلهم if you feared Allah and you came with his our mirror and his orders you would have eaten from the rain would come down you would eat from the earth I mean Allah will bring you back everything you guys want no he didn't say that he said the reason why we're not getting rain the reason why poverty has strike has stricken us and we're suffering is because the Awliya have been forgotten we need to go to the graveyards and remember the Awliya he said that you rarely see anyone sitting in the graveyard anymore and asking the Awliya for help and support you see that's why that's why the Adab doesn't stop that's why he doesn't stop so then he's ordering us to come with shik to call on to the graves clearly go and beg the graves and the people in the graves that's where the problem is from ونحرو تقربا إليهم وهذه هي أنواع العبادات التي عرفناها ونحن تقربها تحاول أن تقرب بهم ونحن تقرب بهم ونحن تقرب بهم these are the types of عبادات in which we have explained it to you before we've spoken about it


Mr. President, I'd like to introduce Keith Flaherty, Chairman of Citizens for Aging. Hello, sir. How are you today? Excellent. Very good. Beautiful day outside. I think spring is coming. I have the fingers crossed. Why don't you move on? Sure. Well, this is a little vented from New York. Alright. I have a tie for you from the New York Stock Exchange because I wasn't there when you were there. Got a bull and a bear on it. Well, thank you very much. This is when we were from Harrison Berger.  Thank you. I'm also Chairman of the Board of Realization in California. Thank you. John Flaherty? This is the big thing. I'm not the President. I thought you. My pentatica, sir. It's nice to see you. Thank you. This is Dave Robinson from the Great Northwest. Seattle, Mr. President. Good to see you. Good to see you, sir.  Thank you for doing a marvelous job. I love you. This is Janet Buckley, who's here in Washington. Hi. Pleasure. Nice to see you. This is Father Gilmour de Plas from Long Island. Mr. President and the President of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement, which seeks for about 15 million Roman Catholics in the country, and I want you to know that my love and respect for affection for you is unchanged. You are doing God's work. God will not let you down. God bless you. He won't. God bless you, sir. Thank you, sir. This is John Burke from the Catholic Traditionalist Movement. Good to see you. God bless you. Thank you very much. I'd like to introduce my son. Mr. President, it's an honor, sir. Nice to see you. Nice to see you. Up in New England. This is Ken Balmo, the director of Citizens for Aging. Nice to see you. My wife is Nick Rock. I just want to say, keep up the good work. Thank you very much. This is Mr. Kilgo from Hawaii. Good to see you. Nice to see you. We're behind you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Good to see you. Yes, it was a gift. That's a really nice gift. It was a gift. She's great. She's going to be good for the Republican Party. Oh, no, no. Sir, this is Eddie Bourne of fellow California. Well, hi. How are you? I'm great. Thank you. My parents are in England. You said they thought and said that. Thank you very much. I understand we're supposed to be a group. Well, sir, we are a group. We have 100,000 members around the country and we're all pulling for it. We're waiting on a daily basis. Some of our best friends are in this room and we wanted to show them how deeply we appreciate their efforts. I like the title. And I am much grateful. I know what you've been doing. You've been doing recently in regard to the latest poll topic in the Congress. Seize me in Washington or CNN. I said that, too. Yes. Well, the comments from inside the built way, a lot of times don't resemble it at all with the rest of the country. Thanks for what's happening in the rest of the country. I come from the other Washington and we have a different idea than what you read in the morning paper. We're keeping you the post in the New York Times. Give you a little sense. Look at the example there. Then he did a poll among those who had not seen the news and a sizable majority of them. Very interesting. Power of incident analysis. These are just some souvenirs of their key rings. Some souvenirs from the local office here. Sure, we all have key rings. No. No. No. No. Sir, I'm going to lose this key ring. That's not key. Thank you. Thank you. You see you on television. Thank you, sir. We were planning on that. The people were looking at us. We were crying. Every time there was a hollywood affair there would be stars and so forth and they'd want a group picture. They were like kind of heads to try and get them in. They didn't understand that he was a big established star so I asked him what he said. No one ever reads the news. I always picked that one. That's very good. That was the right place to have that one. This is presentable. We can do it. Well, I think that something was just like a repetition of a bad history. Our peace terms were getting out of the other man. If the North Vietnamese after we left moved out. That army would build up the South Vietnamese. We left them our helicopters and our tanks and so forth. We would provide the ammunition and the fuel. And as soon as we were out of the Vietnamese attack, and when the president asked the Congress for the money for the ammunition to fuel the bigger profits upon the agreement. So we would go all the way to Thailand and conquer everything. And then when the battle started in Angola after we gave the 37,000 enemy soldiers in Angola and it's a common state. And here we are again. Senator Wall talked to us today at lunch. And he put it, I think, extremely well. Either you go for the big one way or you go for the resonant way. And by the time Congress woke up to that fact. And we took it on a chin yesterday but it's not over. I've been working on this issue for five years and we've been down by this many boats before. And we just have to go to work and maybe we'll get an assistant in San Denise as it's certainly interesting. Of course, the thing here is enough boats to sustain a veto. That's good. That is a veto. But it's the next boat. The next boat on 105. I refuse to believe that that's hopeless. No, I won't believe it's hopeless. I hope somewhere I'll make the Congress face up to the fact that it's either right or wrong about your way. And that's where you will come in because I've said so many times with the legislature you don't have to just feel the heat. Too shared. Too shared. Well, sir, thanks so much for your time today. I really appreciate it. Thank you so much. It's a pleasure. All the best. All right, we clean up our iron for these guys. Good morning. Good morning. But anyway, show up. Thank you. It's a good morning show. We're all straight. Before we get into business here, a friend of Nancy's, Senator Levin, I can't remember anything she did, but she sent this clipping and said, this is written by my friend, Terry Miller. I've borrowed you with it before. And his writing is, I didn't know about this, wouldn't you think somebody would mention it? It seems that somebody's here. He must have been, don't we have six months of permits or something? And he was here for his six months, so he said that the six months were high in the country. But this clipping here is what he's referring to, one of the rare water laws American residents see as the prize. As luck would have it, the biggest group of women was Irish. According to government figures, it released over the weekend, Irish applicants won pretty well over 3,100 of the 10,000 immigration slots made available in the years. And so they did it by naming their entry forms in the state department precisely at the lucky moment. A total of 1.3 million applications were to be seen. The sweep stage was offered under the Unimensional Law, designed to help people in 36 countries whose immigration of the United States has decreased since 1965. And for years, all 270,000 immigration slots available each year have been filled by people that have been unlawful. I remember three years ago there may have been such a provision in there but let me check that expression and I'll find it scary. That's the way you got it. So staying until the fall, I had I think 59 months. How many months was it? It was 51 to 52. Real sprinkle gave the numbers to me. It's not the longest. It's a longer period but he's the only one in history that has an interest. I don't know what to do. We don't keep this going. Sir, didn't he close out with a recession? He did. That's all you have to do there to be sure. I heard that you were working on some kind of an answer. Yes, we are working on that. To both letters, as a matter of fact and what I have got in your folder today is the two positions length side by side almost in chart form. Because it is it is confusing. Don't get on the on the tree business. On the tree business. Because it keeps coming up time and again. Just for a ready reference put it in your drawer someplace. We'll get an answer to the bird letter even though it might be piecemeal, a piecemeal answer to the senator of one answer. We have Senator Will Balls acknowledged it. I thought you might like to see the photographs of the silkworm. You may recall yesterday's PDT here and I look over your shoulder. Here is the location. Two sides there. Well, we think out on that island and then on the two sides possible launches. Can this admire and then move instantly? I was told this morning it could and that was why that was the reason given for the difficulty in taking it out. But I didn't think it was that mobile. I don't know. I think it is mobile. What we would go after would be the storage sites where they are. They've got stocks of them. It is operational. It also though very nicely does look as if there wouldn't be any collateral damage. That's right. We've got no idea. I've also put in your folder an update on the ecological damage. We are being responsive on the bridges and the Corps of Engineers prepared to do anything February's Cordero wishes. But this gives you a more comprehensive picture. It will require reprogramming some money as all these things do. But we want to be as supportive as possible. There are signals coming in that Mrs. Thatcher might be willing or indeed might even like.


Hello and welcome to our video summarizing all you need to know about the World War I treaties. In other words, the various treaties that were signed to end the First World War, which was between 1914 to 1918. My name is Barbara and in this video we'll examine all the major treaties and of course the biggest one of them being the Treaty of Versailles. This is really important, especially if you're studying this part of history for your upcoming exams or for your coursework as we delve into the details of the various treaties. So let's get started. Now, after the devastation of the First World War, the victorious Western powers imposed a series of harsh treaties upon the defeated nations. And these treaties essentially stripped the central powers such as Germany, Austria-Hungary, joined by Ottoman Turkey and Bulgaria of substantial territories and they also imposed significant reparation payments. Southern before had the face of Europe being so fundamentally altered and as a direct result of this war, the German, Austrian, Hungarian and Russian as well as Ottoman empires virtually ceased to exist. Now, before we go into the details of the treaty, it's really important to understand Woodrow Wilson's 14 points and essentially his vision of the war which he saw which would end all wars. And this was encapsulated in his 14 points program. In other words, he had a speech whereby he highlighted this visionary idea which some people see as naive of world peace in a way to end what was at the time the Great War, but also to essentially ensure that there would never be another First World War like that. And this was in 1918. So just to clarify, 10 months before the end of the First World War, the US president had written a list of proposed war aims which are called the 14 points. And eight of these points dealt specifically with territorial and political settlements associated with the victory of the powers, including the idea of national self-determination for ethnic populations in Europe. And the remainder of the principles focused on preventing the war in the future. The last of course, proposing the League of Nations, which would be a body that would arbitrate further international disputes and this was what he wished would be a way to prevent any future wars from happening. And we also hoped that this 14 point plan would bring about a just and lasting peace. So a peace without victory that would end the war to end all wars. Always remember that these 14 points agenda were one of the things that really influenced the treaties that were signed thereafter. So let's begin of course with the Treaty of Versailles which was in 1919. This was the major treaty and of course this was a treaty that heavily punished Germany. And of course it influenced somebody like Adolf Hitler later on when he felt that Germany had been really humiliated by the consequences of this treaty. And this is what really caused him to essentially start the Second World War. So now going into a little bit of the treaty itself. So when German leaders signed the armistice, in other words, they signed the agreement to end the First World War. Many of them believed that the 14 points would form the basis of future peace treaty. But when the heads of governments of the US, UK, France and Italy met in Paris in the Paris Peace Conference to discuss treaty terms, the European Big Four had another plan altogether. And of course Germany was excluded from this. Viewing Germany as the chief instigator of the conflict, in other words the chief starter of the First World War, these allied powers ultimately imposed really stringent treaty obligations upon Germany. Now the Treaty of Versailles presented to German leaders to sign on May the 7th 1919, forced Germany to do a series of things that were seen by many Germans as really humiliating. The first was to concede territories to Belgium, also Czechoslovakia and Poland. Also, importantly, Alsace-Lorraine, which was annexed or rather occupied by Germany in 1871 after the Franco-Prussian War, was returned to France. All German overseas colonies became League of Nations mandates and the city of Danzig with this large ethnically German population became a free city. The treaty also demanded demilitarisation and occupation of the Rhineland. It also demanded a special status for the Saarland, which would be under French control for the next 15 years. And plebiscites were used, or plebiscites meaning votes, were used to determine the future of areas in northern Schleiswig in the German Danish frontier, as well as parts of Upper Silesia. Perhaps the most humiliating portion of the treaty for the defeated Germany was Article 231, commonly known as the War Guild Clause, and this clause essentially forced Germany to accept complete responsibility for starting World War I. And many German people felt this was really unfair because if you studied the First World War, it was essentially started when a Serbian nationalist, Gavrila, killed the Archduke of Austria-Hungary. Germany essentially stepped in to support its ally, which was of course the Austro-Hungarian Empire, but Germany did not actually start this war. So many Germans felt that this War Guild Clause was really unfair. In addition, Germany was seen as liable given that it had accepted this War Guild Clause. It was seen as liable for all material damages as a result of the war. And France's leader, Georges Clemenceau, particularly insisted on imposing enormous reparation payments. Aware that Germany would probably not be able to pay such a towering debt, Clemenceau and the French nevertheless greatly feared rapid German recovery and a new war against France. Hence, the French sought the post-war treaty system to limit Germany's efforts to grain any economic superiority and also to rearm. As a result, the German army was limited to 100,000 men and conscription was restricted. In other words, over 1.5 million German soldiers essentially became unemployed because the German army was thus limited to just 100,000 men. The treaty also restricted the Navy to vessels under 100,000 tonnes, essentially very small vessels in comparison to the other countries, with a ban on the acquisition or maintenance of a submarine fleet. And Germany was also forbidden to have any air force. Germany was also required to conduct war crimes proceedings against the Kaiser, who was the leader before he abdicated in 1918, as well as other leaders in Germany for waging an aggressive war. And the Lipsig Trial, which was without the Kaiser or other significant national leaders in the dog, resulted mainly in acquittals and was widely perceived as a sham even within Germany. The next treaty was the Treaty of Saint-Germain-en-Laye in 1919. This treaty, which is also referred to just simply as the Treaty of Saint-Germain, established the Republic of Austria. So this republic consisted mostly of the German-speaking regions of the Habsburg state, and crucially, this treaty registered the breakup of the Habsburg Empire. And the Austrian Empire also did become vastly reduced and it gave up territory, leading to the newly created states of Czechoslovakia, Poland, as well as the Kingdom of Stavines, Croats and Serbs, which was later renamed Yugoslavia in 1929 and it was famously led by President Tito. Austria also relinquished South Tirol, Trieste, Tarantino in Istria, to Italy, and Bukovina to Romania. An important role in the treaty was the banning of Austria from unifying with Germany or having any kind of political unity with Germany. There was then the Treaty of Trinon in 1920 and this treaty was signed with Hungary after World War I ended and it stated that, and to quote from the treaty itself, Hungary accepts the responsibility of causing loss and damage to which the Allied governments and the nationals have been subjected as a consequence of the war imposed by them by the aggression of Austria-Hungary and her allies. This treaty led to the breakup of the Austro-Hungarian Empire as well and they became separate entities or rather separate countries and this treaty recognised this at a legal level by signing separate peace treaties that were now set with what were now separate and independent states. So Austria signed the Treaty of Saint-Germain while the newly independent Hungary signed the Treaty of Trinon and as with the other treaties with those who had fought against the Allies, Hungary suffered territorial losses that affected her economic strength, military restrictions as well as population issues and when compared to its pre-war borders, what was seen as Hungary within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, it lost nearly 75% of its territory. This land which it lost was redistributed to the newly created states of Romania, Czechoslovakia and what became Yugoslavia and the Treaty of Trinon ensured that the new Hungary would have a very minimal growth in its clout and this of course was a deliberate policy to really weaken Hungary and all the treaties signed by these defeated nations had at the core a desire to ensure that none of the Central Powers would ever become a threat to Europe and particularly to countries like the UK and France ever again and the unemployment that impacted Hungary in these interwar years as a result of this treaty ironically became of course a primary reason for its association with Nazi Germany and of course for its war or rather its role in the Second World War. The next treaty is a Treaty of Sever in 1920 and this treaty was concluded between the Ottoman Empire which became Turkey on the one hand and the Allies which of course excluded Russia and USA on the other hand. This treaty essentially liquidated the Ottoman Empire and virtually abolished Turkish sovereignty and in Asia Turkey renounced sovereignty over what was called Mesopotamia which today is known as Iraq, Palestine as well as Jordan which became British mandates, Syria and Lebanon which became French mandates and the Kingdom of Hejaz and Turkey did retain Anatolia but it was to grant autonomy to Kurdistan within its region. Armenia also became a separate republic under international guarantees and similar and its environs or rather the territory around it was placed under Greek administration pending a plebiscite to determine its permanent status. In Europe, Turkey also gave up parts of eastern Thrace and Aegean islands to Greece and the Doccanese and Rhodes to Italy retaining only Constantinople which today is known as Istanbul and the zone of the Straits, the Darnadels and Bosphorus which was neutralised and internationalised and the Allies further obtained virtual control over the Turkish economy with the capitulation in its rights. This treaty was accepted however by the government of Sultan Mehmed the 6th in Istanbul. Do bear in mind that he was a Sultan who essentially also presided over the Ottoman Empire. However, it was rejected by the rival nationalist government of Kemal Atatürk in Ankara so of course this was a rival group of people who assembled and wanted to overthrow the Sultan. So Atatürk's separate treaty with USSR and his subsequent victories against the Greeks during the War of Independence or in other words the Turkish War of Independence forced the Allies to have to negotiate a new treaty in 1923 which is a Treaty of Lausanne. So the Treaty of Sever was signed with the Ottoman Empire or rather the leader of the Ottoman Empire however it had to be revisited after the Turkish War of Independence in 1923 which led to the Treaty of Lausanne. And so of course this treaty which was signed on the 24th of July 1923 established or rather replaced the previous treaty that had been signed by the Ottoman Empire. The previous treaty which we've mentioned was not recognised by the nationalist government under Mr Atatürk and after the national list victory over the Greeks and the overthrow of the Sultan during the War of Independence Atatürk's government was in a position to request a new peace treaty and so the signatories of the Treaty of Sever and the delegates of the USSR who had been excluded from the previous treaty met at Lausanne in Switzerland and after lengthy negotiations they signed the Treaty of Lausanne. And this led Turkey to recover eastern Thrace several Asian islands, a strip along the Syrian border the Seminole district and the internationalised zone of the straits which however was specified to remain demilitarised and subject to international convention. Turkey also recovered four sovereign rights over its territory and no limitation was imposed upon its military. However, also Turkey benefitted from not having to pay any reparations as well. And in return Turkey had to renounce all claims on former Turkish territories outside its new boundaries and it undertook to guarantee rights of its minorities in a separate agreement between Greece and Turkey provided for the compulsory exchange of minorities. So that's all. If you enjoyed this video do subscribe to our channel and give us a thumbs up. Also make sure you visit our website which is www.firstratetutors.com There you will find a range of model answers particularly looking at the Treaty of Versailles and the various treaties that were signed as part of an armistice deal to end the First World War. You can use these essays to help you in your forthcoming exams as well as your coursework. Thank you so much for listening.


Youth Month 2024 will be launched on Friday at Constitution Park ahead of a packed month of activities scheduled for various locations around the island. Director of Youth Development, Rohan Lubor, is appealing to the general public to come out and support the youth of St. Lucia as they celebrate Youth Month. We are in the month of April where we celebrate our youth and I would like to encourage everyone to come out and support us. On Friday the 5th of April we will be launching at Constitution Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and it coincides with the homecoming of Julian Alfred. I would like everyone to support her as she celebrates her achievements with us. We will be having a number of activities island-wide this year in the month of April. We have been in collaboration with the Youth Economy, National Youth Council, Rye St. Lucia and I could safely say that you are in for a packed month full of activities. So come out and please support our youth. Meanwhile, Youth Development and Sports Minister, the Honourable Kenson Kazimir is optimistic that the policies of the St. Lucia government will continue to enhance the development of the nation's youth. So I'm certainly looking forward to Youth Month this year. I think as a ministry we've been working on a youth policy for a number of years now and I think we are going to definitely have that launched in the month of April in celebration of our young people. We've been negotiating and putting together a Scale 758 app as well, a very important application for young people to really expose themselves to St. Lucia, the region and the world in terms of what skills and talents they have in terms of employment. And so we're looking to launch that app this month as well. And of course the customary youth, your parliament and activities throughout the communities and constituencies I think we're looking forward to continuing to celebrate our young people. St. Lucia have shown that in the region they really stand tall. Recently in the Caribbean Youth Awards St. Lucia was able to cop at least four awards which showed that the rest of the region respect the youth development thrusts in St. Lucia and we're only hoping for more and better in the coming year. Among the highlights for the month will be the Islandwide Scale 758 app Roadshow, scheduled for April 13 and 14 and a youth retreat at the Babunau Multipurpose Center on April 27. From the Ministry of Development and Sports, I'm Ryan O'Brien.