Wedding Rings, Saturn Worship, and Claims About Marriage Contracts

Boom. You married? You got you a wedding ring?

Saturn worship. You're a Saturn worshiper. The tradition of wearing rings traces back to the ancient Canaanites, who adopted it as a form of worship for their deity, Saturn.

I'm gonna give you a secret. Nothing in this world is what you think it is.

Planet Saturn, in the ancient world, was called Lord of the Rings. Wow.

Well, he is Lord of the Rings. And so women were told in the ancient world to listen to their gods, so they would wear a ring.

Men were to get married before their god, so they wear a wedding ring, because Saturn was Lord of the Rings.

He represents government, banking, the police department, all kinds of institutions that are powerful that can hold you back.

He was the inhibitor. This diagram is from the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

It is the blueprint of a marriage. Did you know the states patented a marriage?

For all those that are thinking about getting married or are married, this is for you.

Or those that are divorced, it's still for you.

See, the state is the primary in the contract.

The state joins with the husband and then enjoins with the wife.

There is no direct line connection between the husband and the wife.

Enjoins. Enjoins. Joins and enjoins. Enjoins just means second position joinery.

Okay? So the state joins with the husband, enjoins with the wife.

There's no direct line between the husband and the wife.

That is a broken line. Any architect or engineer will tell you that a broken line on a blueprint is a beam that bears no weight, and they put God on that line.

So God bears no weight in the contract. When you get married with the state, God bears no weight in the contract.

The state is the primary contract holder under the doctrine of parens patriae.

And if the husband wants to deal with the wife, they have to go through the state.

If the wife wants to deal with the husband, they have to go through the state, and so on.

And they tell you you have to get a divorce if you want to separate.

When you get a divorce, you're still under contract with the state, so you still have to work through the state.

Even if you've been divorced 30 years, you work with the state.

They get involved in every aspect of your life between the two of you.