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Joe Rogan Experience #551 - Graham Hancock
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September 19, 2014
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2:59:47Now PlayingGraham Hancock is an English author and journalist, well known for books such as "Fingerprints Of The Gods" & "Entangled" and also a new fiction book called "War God"
Dictatorships provided stability better than current chaos
ISIS may have been funded by the United States
Saddam Hussein preferable to ISIS
US funded ISIS to justify military intervention
Western political leaders are habitual liars
Julian Assange charges are fabricated and unjust
Assange imprisoned by legal technicality
US government is functioning as dictatorship
Democracy as facade for hidden dictatorship
Military-industrial complex and corporations control government
Religious fundamentalism is demonic
God of Abraham is demonic entity
Evil supernatural entities disguised as humans control society
Satan/serpent is good in Gnostic theology
Tree of knowledge was psychedelic mushroom
Gnostics viewed serpent as good, not evil
Ancient Greek mysteries involved LSD-like substances
TED banned talk due to pseudoscience accusations
Rejection of psychedelic research is modern inquisition
US is dark force behind global war on drugs
Anti-marijuana doctors paid by pharmaceutical companies
Doctors paid to promote deadly painkillers over cannabis
Antidepressants marketed as happiness pills
Psychedelics may access separate dimensions of reality
Materialist science suppresses consciousness research
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