Sex & Circumcision: An American Love Story By Eric Clopper

December 19th, 2019

This is an excellent presentation by Eric Clopper on circumcision and the negative effects it has on (male) sexuality and psychology. If you can’t watch it on YouTube, try watching it on Archive.org. Clopper is a Jew, but wait until you hear what he has to say about the Judaic origins of circumcision. Clopper currently appears to be at war with the entire Jewish establishment. It would appear that although they managed to cut off his foreskin, they definitely left his balls attached.

There’s a lot to learn and Clopper manages to share all the information in an entertaining way. Be sure to watch the above presentation in full.

While Clopper obviously did a lot of research, he’s just barely scratching the surface here. There’s a much deeper, more evil and more barbaric reason (if you can imagine that after watching Clopper’s presentation) behind circumcision, or castration in general. I highly recommend reading my post “On the forms and the true purpose of Castration” to find out the true underlying reasons for circumcision. Because, and this is very important, while Clopper also shows that the number of people who think circumcision is a good idea is dropping as people become more aware of how evil it is, most people don’t realize that physical circumcision is now being replaced by mental circumcision. So it’s not actually going away, but taking another form, one that will be far more difficult to recognize and eradicate if we allow this to continue. Read my post on castration for all the details.

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Ko December 21st, 2019 at 7:27 am

All litteral explanations of ancient scriptures is BS or it is about the garden of Eden or about whatever…
Romans 2 KJV
28 For he is not a Jew, which is one outwardly; neither is that circumcision, which is outward in the flesh:
29 But he is a Jew, which is one inwardly; and circumcision is that of the heart, in the spirit, and not in the letter; whose praise is not of men, but of God.

In other words circumcision is cutting of the thoughts by which we stay out of the center of our living being, out of contact by which we really are. Children of the omnipresent, omniscient ALmighty…

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- Karel Donk December 21st, 2019 at 10:30 am
  
  And yet physical circumcision was mandated by the ‘gods’ with their so called ‘covenant’ (Genesis 17:11-12) for the purposes of mind control to create better slaves as I discuss in another post. The verses you mention appear to demand even more mind control beyond what physical circumcision already causes.
  
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  - Ko December 21st, 2019 at 1:01 pm
    
    Of what I know of ancient scriptures is that they are metaphorical. Abram / Abraham and Sarai / Sarah are aspects of oneself. Together they form the Cerebrum (Sara-Bram) They correspond with characters in other scriptures like in the much older Vedic traditions. Saraswati, Brahma, etc.
    Don’t know the original of the verses you mentioned, but they look at least ridiculous. It is always so that people who lost their minds take over traditions and give it an insane twist. I have no message to that.
    What do make sense is that when people cut off their thoughts they will be freed.
    
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    - Karel Donk December 21st, 2019 at 3:11 pm
      
      Not all scripture is metaphorical. It’s a mix of metaphors, actual historical content, poems and lots of manipulated content including political propaganda. Many of the stories are also plagiarized from much older stories.
    - Ko December 22nd, 2019 at 7:57 am
      
      I do not know any historical content in those mythological / allegorical / metaphorical scriptures. And I would not say plagiarized, it is more so that only ONE story can be told in many different ways and that is mainly about Who You Are, the Knowing of Thyself and knowing that anything is interconnected As Above, So Below, etc…
      Most of the time you recognize hidden meanings in words also.
    - Karel Donk December 22nd, 2019 at 8:49 am
      
      You might want to check some research on the historicity of the scriptures then. Many of the people, places and events can be traced back and proven to have happened and existed. Some are allegorical such as “Jesus”.
    - Ko December 22nd, 2019 at 9:40 am
      
      Can you give me one example of historicity in the Biblical books? I know not any. To me all characters and places are metaphores. Historicity just makes no sense at all in those kind of scriptures.
      By the way those scriptures also use numerology and are astrotheological (as above so below)
    - Karel Donk December 22nd, 2019 at 11:14 am
      
      What I know from information I looked at a few years ago, many of the kings and places mentioned in the old testament, and some of the wars fought were confirmed by other sources, including archeological evidence. For example, check out the “Moabite Stone”. The problem is that unless you can verify, or you have certain knowledge that can make it easier to see, it becomes difficult to know which information is based on facts, allegory, are political manipulation and propaganda, etc. In addition like you mention, there’s often separate threads of information woven into what appears to be one thread.
      
      For example, an actual historical event might be described in a way where numerology and astrotheology are also interwoven. This is certainly the case with the “Jesus” character where, during the 300 year period leading up to the Council of Nicaea, the Romans forced religious leaders to consolidate all kinds of different (religious) teachings existing in the Roman empire at that time into one religion, where “Jesus” became the prominent figure. This was done for political reasons. In this case, there was probably a man during that time with a large group of followers (who appeared to be some kind of rebel against the Roman empire and religious establishment of the time) who did some of the things “Jesus” was said to have done, who then got merged with deities and (holy) teachings of other cultures and became what we know of today as the “Jesus” from the new testament. In “Jesus”, the religious leaders of most cultures at the time could find and recognize their own teachings, and I think this is how the Romans made mostly everyone accept the new religion (there were some, such as Arius, who didn’t), and managed to consolidate their power over all of them. It’s similar to what’s happening today, for example, in the European Union and globally as well, where we see that the establishment is trying to consolidate all their power by changing existing laws and introducing new ones, merging certain political zones, cultures and countries into one, which makes it easier to rule over all of them.
    - Ko December 23rd, 2019 at 6:25 am
      
      I look into ancient scriptures in a way so that it makes sense to me.
      History doesn’t make sense, the only thing that does is to Know Thyself so that you cannot be manipulated by people faking authority over you. Like the church-state corporation does. Anyone who does not submit will be slaughtered by that “playing for god” system. Like it is also said in their papal bulls btw.
      Original mythology is always telling you how things are in real.
      There is f.e. the work of Alvin Boyd Kuhn which I find worthwhile. You can find his books on archive.org, he went in the footsteps of egyptologist Gerald Massey.
      To me Lot and his son Moab are all allegorical. Like all the rest.
      To me it is so that if you can see the NOW-HERE you can see all the rest. chosing for the way INside rather then for the way outside…
      Like in Luke it is said: the Kingdom of God is within You… 😉
    - Karel Donk December 23rd, 2019 at 9:15 am
      
      Yes, ‘know thyself’ etc. But that is not enough; experience is also important for learning. Not only your own experience but also previous generations. And that is where history comes in. Knowing true history and being able to learn the correct lessons from it is also essential.
    - Ko December 23rd, 2019 at 1:37 pm
      
      Yes, and it starts by seeing how the “play” is played in the NowHere and you will see how it is played before… and what is the essence
      I liked the series of Marcus about “Law” for instance
      https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT-uSxMHbk7l92ITE9k177g/videos
    - Karel Donk December 23rd, 2019 at 5:03 pm
      
      Thanks for the link; I watched some of the videos and looks very interesting. I’ll check it out.
    - Karel Donk December 23rd, 2019 at 5:38 pm
      
      Here’s what Marcus says in this video from your link (“Confusion of Being: 3 of 9”):
      
      So it took me well over a year just to learn that if you want to understand anything you have to go back to the root of the thing; where it began; the source; the cause of an effect; the origin. It sounds like a simple idea but nobody does it.
      
      So Marcus appears to agree with me on going back in history as far back as possible and trying to understand what truly happened (and not what they told us happened). This is what I’ve been doing, for example, showing the true meaning of the words ‘family’, ‘husband’ and ‘sex’, and, the fact that we were fooled into thinking that a slave plantation called ‘The Garden of Eden’ was a paradise. Understanding true history really puts the current situation in perspective. And of course, the same is true for circumcision.
    - Ko December 24th, 2019 at 5:22 am
      
      Going to the source of something is imo a different thing then finding out history. The Garden of Eden is imo the place where all of us are born in our physical being. We come from the E-den, the not-two where our dual nature is born in. We are all male and female, the idea and the form, and we have the choice to eat from either the Tree of Life or The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, the last tree is the temptation by the physical, where we live in bondage (Egypt), the first is our spiritual nature where all is one. The serpent is our spinal column where you can rise your energy (the chrism) from the animal nature to the christ nature where the Light is born again.
      So yes the Garden of Eden can be seen as a slave plantation, but that is up to you. It is a metaphysical story.
      The bottomline of what Marcus is telling is that from the One we are Many, and we do not have to create a false One out of the Many. So Know thy Author…
      There must have been a time in history people just knew those things… 😉
      And btw education is needed, educare means “leading out” that what is already within you. Wisdom is going within, it does not matter what anyone else is telling you then.
    - Karel Donk December 24th, 2019 at 8:53 am
      
      While I agree there is symbolism in the story of the ‘Garden of Eden’, it also quite literally tells us why we were ‘created’ and put there (because the powers that be at the time needed slaves to work on their land). You cannot ignore the verses talking about this. And understanding this is very important for realizing why all our ways of living together today are fundamentally based on slavery. This is the danger of interwoven stories, with real history being interwoven with metaphors, symbolism, hidden meaning and propaganda/brainwash (a slave plantation sold as ‘paradise’). People can get confused and fail to see and understand.
    - Ko December 25th, 2019 at 7:02 am
      
      I can not see it that way (a slave-plantation sold as paradise). I used to have my own perceptions about a certain meaning of it since I was young. It evolved through the years.
      What I now know that life is both and it is also a paradox. Now-Here is all there IS and it is nowhere at the same time. Life is both slaughter and laughter… the christ and the anti-christ… 😉
    - Karel Donk December 25th, 2019 at 9:03 am
      
      Well you basically admit yourself that the childhood brainwash is preventing you from seeing what is clearly there. You have work to do 🙂
Leo January 1st, 2020 at 3:55 am

Amazing dialog. Marcus was mentioned in another dialog between you 🙂 and you 🙂 Ko Karel.
I will study the references.
I would like to add that Buddhism has a similar idea. Annapanasati, going to the root cause. With a note (? from the Buddha ? ) that it makes no sense to go all the way back. Because we as ordinary men can simply not phantom creation.
It all became more effective for me (annapannasati) by establishing a neutral observer.
And touching on the matter of free will (referring to ‘the organ of free will’ opens up a whole, for me new area to look into). Boy o boy, this will keep me busy for a long time 🙂
Thanks !

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- Ko January 1st, 2020 at 11:18 am
  
  Hello Leo, mindfullness of the spiraling in and outgoing energy of the breath if I try to subscribe anapanasati…
  And if you like to be busy with how things in nature are constructed and work, look into the chestahedron lectures of Frank Chester especially about the Heart!
  If you don’t know them already…;)
  
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  - Karel Donk January 1st, 2020 at 11:28 am
    
    Ja die lectures van Frank Chester zijn geweldig.
    
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  - Leo January 4th, 2020 at 3:50 am
    
    Thanks Ko
    
    A first look it reminds me of a ‘maha-oot’ .
    It is used here in SE-Asia as a protection spell. It’s origin seems to be Khmer. Up till now i could not locate the meaning of its symbols. I use it to ‘drive the energy around’ in my body.
    I will study it closely.
    
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