Hello and welcome to the podcast UFO.
Warning, today, I'd like to talk a little bit about gargoyles.
Yes, gargoyles, those nasty-looking Stone creatures
that are perched on the side. Great Cathedral buildings.
And also on some of the big buildings, even here in the
United States and Canada, the idea gargoyles, it goes back a
little ways and and we'll get into that and we'll get into how
they relate to aliens. The name for the Gargoyles,
comes from the French word for throat.
And that's because a gargoyle the gargoyle itself is actually
like a long rectangular piece of masonry and it's fits into the
building and then protrudes from the building.
And then at the top of that thing, there's a Groove for the
rainwater to run down like a nice spout and then that water
runs away from the building and then goes out the mouth of the
gargoyle, you know, that the creature that's carved into this
big chunk of masonry and that way the water is dispersed away
from the building and helps improve the The are helps
maintain the structural Integrity of the building.
You're not having the foundation washed away.
Now the history of gargoyles has a couple different theories
involved and the main one is the Catholic Church claim that they
put the Gargoyles on the side of the buildings to remind people
that the evil existed on the outside of the church.
And that I needed to come to church to be safe and to be safe
from the evil that these gargoyles represented.
Not everybody thought that was a great idea st.
Bernard complained, you know, No.
That here he was living in this Monastery.
And why should they have all these demon headed?
Or as he called them? Devil monkey, They believe
attached to the side of the building in the form of
gargoyles are what are the other decorative objects?
They put up there but they persisted in the tradition of
gargoyles being attached to these Gothic architecture at
pitches going on for years and years.
Now, the Catholic Church claimed that it was there.
Idea to present these evil looking creatures on the
building to remind people of the evil on the outside of the
church, but there's a theory that's beyond that a couple
actually the first Theory, a bit of folklore claims that ancient
st. There was a it was a dragon who
swim there was in Italy. He was out there in the ocean
and he was constantly killing fishermen and and I'm burning up
their ships. So the saint went out and he
managed to entice. The dragon to come back to shore
with him and he could see him back into the local city there
and the town folk they show up. They bind Dragon up and they
attempt to burn him at the stake.
But because the dragon is basically fireproof read his
head, his body burns up, but his head doesn't and that that chart
dragging ahead becomes the first gargoyle at the local church,
and they continued making these gargoyle heads, and the shape of
the original Dragon so that the rest of the Dragons would get
the idea that they weren't welcomed and they would stay
away from the area. Another notion says, and this
sounds a little bit more reasonable to me, is that is the
Catholic Church moved into these different areas in Europe, from
Italy, but it'd be like in Germany and France, or wherever,
there was a heavy, heavy presence o cultic worship.
You know, they had a lot of the Really ancient religions going
back, you know, for thousands of years and they had their own set
of gods. So what the Catholic Church did
was they allowed to even though they weren't allowed to worship
the gods anymore that had been stopped.
They were allowed to bring images at these images of these
gods and more or less incorporate them into the
architecture of the Gargoyles and at this Made the people that
work being converted, the pagans feel comfortable because they
have their old Idols are basically attached to the wall.
The cathedral now that presented a bit of a problem itself
because not only did they incorporate their old gods as
architecture at the church, they incorporate a lot of their
beliefs and you could go on for an hour talking about how the
different holidays today. A lot of them coincide with old
Pagan beliefs, you know, everything from Halloween to
even Christmas, actually has roots in a lot of these Pagan
beliefs and they Incorporated those beliefs with the existing
Christian calendar, and Christian beliefs, so that
presented his own set of problems.
And I can see why maybe the church wanted to kind of smooth
over that and claimed that fig our goals were just purely
representation of evil and not a representation of pagan gods.
And then there's an even deeper History that goes along the
Gargoyles and that is goes back into Roman time, Etruscan times
with ancient Greeks and even ancient Egyptians and these
cultures seem to like to use Lions a lot for some reason,
there didn't seem to be the need to use the monster prototype or
the demon prototype or whatever, kind of prototype on their guard
goals. They just use a natural animals
and this goes back as far as what a kind of at 13,000 years.
Years ago. That's it.
That's amazing to me. I didn't even know we had
buildings 13,000 years ago, but they claim that they found
ancient crocodile gargoyles and turkey from 13,000 years ago.
So, this architectural principles, been going back, a
long ways, still present even today.
And the cathedral the American cathedral in New York really
present on the Parliament. Building in Canada.
Lots of strange looking gargoyles there. and there's
been some question as to whether some of these ancient gargoyles
are, in fact, replicas of ancient aliens, that these
people had had contact with, and there's even some biblical
references in a couple places in Genesis and Jeremiah where it's
people believe that God is telling people telling the
telling the reader that Going to send these different creatures
to bite them, persecute them. It says, so, It's, it's a
question of well, do the do the Gargoyles of ancient times?
Did he represent ancient pagan gods or does is a more long less
along the theme of your savior? Ancient Aliens Theory, or maybe
these were actual interdimensional or actual exit.
Extraterrestrial out of the solar system type creatures that
ancient man had contact with and then they had no way to explain
them. Other than to say it, well these
must be God's and there's argument for that there's an
argument that to when you think about the pyramids and South
America and some of the relief has been done down there.
Some of the sculpting mean, we're all familiar with what
looks like a Native American his spaceship for crying out loud.
I mean, a lot of this strange stuff and they have lots and
lots of stories about people coming from the sky and telling
them to do everything, you know from grow corn to offer, Human
Sacrifice kind of scary stuff when you think about it.
So, there's a long long history of ancient man, making reports
about how about meeting people from outer space and who they
consider to be Gods. So to me it's not a big step
that some of these people might have had these contacts.
And then this is what led to the notion of these different
entities as being pagan gods and which are represented as the
Gargoyles that now Adorn, many of the gothic buildings in
Europe and you. The United States and so far to
go was even to Adorn the Catholic church and I wouldn't
expect the Catholic Church to be exactly open or offer a lot of
disclosure about this or in government for that matter
because it's, it's almost as if these gargoyles are there.
Maybe as a way of them letting us know that they know without
telling us and you see this theme come up over and over
again. I was watching a video today
that Tyler on security and is pretty interesting.
Follow up on the Denver National Airport.
Apparently, they're doing some some kind of public advertising
if you want to call it that where they just spend, you know,
men are to debunking the notion that there should be any
conspiracy about what goes on at the Denver, International
Airport. And then, he shows a picture of
the famous mural. With the guy who's carrying the
Scimitar, looks like an AK-47. Wearing either a Nazi are
Chinese Were outfit and you know it's it basically protect
portrays you know this end of days mass destruction scenario
and then next to it was what was described as a gargoyle, which
is very strange. It was like, this little demonic
creature with wings sitting there in a statue and not really
a gargoyle because like I said, a gargoyle is this long?
Rectangular piece of masonry with the decorative creature
attached in the front and it operates as a nice spout.
But I thought to myself. It's it's so strange how you can
call them the Deep State, the new world order, whatever you
want to call these people, or whether it's, you know, the
Catholic church in the form of organized religion, it seems
like they're using these symbols and they're putting them right
there in our face and we're confronted with it.
And then we're told not to believe it.
And if we claim that it could possibly represent, something
that they claim, it doesn't represent.
Don't then, we're we're debunked or we are attacked or made fun
of. When in reality we all have the
the right to look at these situations and decide for
herself. And I think that's the cool
thing about the Gargoyles. It's, they're fun to look at in
a way, another way to kind of scary.
But today with the internet and all the research, that's our
fingertips. We can do, we can do a quick
search and find out the history of this architecture and then we
can ask ourselves, why? Why does this show up on Modern
buildings today? And why on Earth would they need
one of these crazy looking things and the different
international airport? So this kind of a thought today
on that, a little bit off track of what we normally cover, but I
found it so interesting that had to take a look at it and thought
you might be interested. That's all for now, over and
out. UFO warning.