Nephilim Death Squad - Episode 119: Ingersoll Lockwood and The Adventures of Little Baron Trump w/ Broadcasting Seeds
Release Date: February 11, 2025
In Episode 119 of Nephilim Death Squad, hosts Top Lobster (David Lee Corbo) and guest Bennett Tanton from Broadcasting Seeds delve deep into the enigmatic connections between 19th-century literature and contemporary political figures, particularly focusing on the works of Ingersoll Lockwood and their alleged prophetic insights into the rise of Donald Trump.
1. Introduction of Guest: Bennett Tanton
Timestamp: [02:25] - [04:29]
The episode begins with Top Lobster warmly welcoming Bennett Tanton to the show. Bennett introduces himself and his podcast, Broadcasting Seeds, emphasizing its mission to "plant seeds in people's minds to mess them up a little bit, maybe make them do some research on their own."
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [03:40]: "Broadcasting Seeds is just about planting seeds in people's minds to mess them up a little bit, maybe make them do some research on their own."
2. Ingersoll Lockwood's Books and Donald Trump
Timestamp: [04:29] - [12:08]
The conversation pivots to Ingersoll Lockwood, the author of "The Adventures of Little Baron Trump." Top Lobster mentions his limited reading of Lockwood's works, while Bennett provides a comprehensive overview of the three main books:
- "Travels and Adventures of Little Baron Trump and His Wonderful Dog Bulger" (1890)
- "Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey" (1893)
- "1900: Or; The Last President" (1896)
Bennett highlights the uncanny similarities between Lockwood's narratives and the real-life persona of Donald Trump and his son, Barron.
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [11:00]: "They are products of their time. Right. So like Victorian era. English. And it's exhausting even to listen to them on audiobook."
3. Correlations and Conspiracy Theories
Timestamp: [12:08] - [25:54]
The hosts explore the eerie parallels between Lockwood's books and modern-day events. Bennett discusses how John G. Trump (Donald Trump's uncle) ties into the narrative, especially his connections to Nikola Tesla and his role in government projects like the Montauk Project and the Philadelphia Experiment.
They delve into theories suggesting that Trump's family may have access to futuristic technologies, possibly inherited from Tesla, and how these elements intertwine with secret societies like the Illuminati.
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [19:40]: "Ingersoll Lockwood just grew up in this whole thing."
4. Time Travel and Prophetic Elements
Timestamp: [25:54] - [37:35]
Top Lobster and Bennett discuss the concept of time travel within Lockwood's books and its possible implications for understanding Trump's political maneuvers. They speculate whether Lockwood's writings were prophetic or a product of prophetic inspiration, drawing parallels with historical figures like Edgar Cayce.
The conversation touches upon numerological alignments, astrology, and how these esoteric subjects might play a role in shaping global events through predictive programming.
Notable Quote:
David Lee Corbo [31:34]: "Some people speculate that the Trump family has had access to future technologies since then."
5. Secret Societies and Deep State
Timestamp: [37:35] - [54:37]
The discussion intensifies as the hosts delve into the influence of secret societies on current political landscapes. They examine the origins of the Illuminati in Bavaria and its connections to the Trump family's heritage.
Bennett highlights the overlap between historic conspiracies and contemporary movements like QAnon, suggesting that these narratives are part of a larger psychological operation aimed at influencing public perception.
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [43:47]: "The QAnon movement somehow found this, figured it out, or maybe, I don't know, somebody dug deep and found this and went, oh, we can use this."
6. Personal Spiritual Experiences
Timestamp: [54:37] - [108:42]
Shifting from historical and political conspiracies, Bennett shares his personal encounters with the supernatural, specifically involving Lilith, a figure from Jewish mythology often associated with demons.
He recounts experiences where he felt spiritually attacked by Lilith, including hearing owls hooting in unusual circumstances and having unsettling dreams. Bennett describes how he countered these experiences through prayer and spiritual cleansing, aligning his beliefs with Christian practices to ward off negative influences.
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [66:20]: "It's like, to coin the phrase that you guys made famous, that's some nephilim."
7. Recurring Themes and Symbolism
Timestamp: [108:42] - [113:24]
In the latter part of the episode, the hosts reflect on the interconnectedness of various symbols, historical events, and personal experiences. They discuss how these layers of connectivity—ranging from astrology, numerology, to pop culture references—serve to reinforce and execute large-scale manipulations or revelations when the "time comes."
Bennett emphasizes the importance of "planting seeds in the mind," suggesting that numerous conspiracy theories are tools for broader psychological operations.
Notable Quote:
Bennett Tanton [112:28]: "The people need to know. The people need to know. We don't have answers for you to know, but we have questions."
8. Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Timestamp: [113:15] - [113:24]
As the episode wraps up, Top Lobster and David Lee Corbo encourage listeners to support Bennett's work on Broadcasting Seeds and hint at future discussions on more personal spiritual experiences.
Notable Quote:
Top Lobster [113:15]: "Don't forget to obey, submit and comply. Bye. I'll see you guys in a bit."
Key Takeaways:
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Ingersoll Lockwood's 19th-century books bear striking resemblances to modern-day Donald Trump and his family, sparking theories about prophetic writings.
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Connections between historical figures like John G. Trump and Nikola Tesla suggest a lineage of access to advanced or suppressed technologies.
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Secret societies and movements such as the Illuminati and QAnon are perceived as orchestrating or influencing global events through psychological manipulation and predictive programming.
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Personal spiritual experiences, including encounters with mythological entities like Lilith, highlight the blend of conspiracy theories with paranormal and supernatural beliefs.
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The hosts advocate for critical thinking and independent research, positioning their podcast as a catalyst for questioning mainstream narratives.
For those intrigued by the intricate web of historical coincidences, spiritual encounters, and conspiracy theories, Episode 119 of Nephilim Death Squad offers a thought-provoking journey into the unknown. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, the discussions presented by Top Lobster and Bennett Tanton are sure to challenge and expand your perspectives.