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Author Jonathan Cahn's book, "The Return of the Gods," posits that ancient spirits—Baal, Ishtar, and Moloch—have returned to the United States. Cahn dates this return to the 1969 Stonewall riots and suggests these entities were previously driven out by the rise of Christianity. The theory links modern social upheavals to these spiritual archetypes, drawing parallels to similar movements in Nazi Germany.
The 2022 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Birmingham, England, featured controversial imagery, including a giant mechanical bull and a structure resembling the Tower of Babel. Critics describe the performance as elitist "Moloch worship" and a satanic ritual.
Paris Hilton reportedly turned down a DJing gig for President Biden at a world leader summit to attend Britney Spears' wedding. The G7 Art Expo is criticized for featuring disturbing imagery, including skulls with syringes, horns, and occult symbolism. The hosts compare the aesthetic to the Denver Airport murals and suggest that global elites are increasingly open about their affinity for "Baphomet" and "Moloch" symbolism.
The podcast concludes with its signature "Adios Mofos" sign-off and a musical montage featuring political soundbites. The mix includes references to the "transatlantic bond," "Moloch," and various media critiques regarding "propaganda" and "classified" information. The hosts confirm their return for the next scheduled broadcast from the Netherlands.
John Dvorak describes his visit to Bohemian Grove, debunking claims by Alex Jones and David Icke about a giant, active "Moloch" owl statue. He characterizes the site as a "drinking club" for old men and describes a potent specialty drink called the "Nembutal" made with 150-proof rum.
Dexter Moloch, a former associate of the hosts, has entered the "vape liquid" business in the European Union. He specializes in importing high-end liquids from the Bordeaux region of France, capitalizing on the growing market for flavored nicotine delivery systems.
