…copy of one of them, autographed it. When I got home, I looked at it, and he wrote, in memory of the old days in Paris, J. And that left me with this perpetual question. Is he really so crazy he thinks he's the reincarnation of Gary Jeff, or is this…

…as fiction, with no pretense that it was anything else but fiction, in which Crowley and his son McAllister in a hotel in Paris invoke the devil. McAllister is found dead of a heart attack in the morning, and Crowley is raving crazy, has to spend six…

…been printed more often than that. And now we got a new version where Crowley invoked the great beast in England, not in Paris, and went crazy and went off to the asylum. The original version by Dennis Wheatley is dubious because it was published in a…

…and on and zeus might decide he had to settle it one way or another. So he appointed a mortal a fellow from troy named Paris to pick out who was the prettiest one who was the most beautiful one who deserved a marvelous golden Apple. So they all tried…

…terrific fight that the only way to settle it was for zeus to pick a mortal to make the decisions. So he picked Paris and all the goddesses tried to bribe him Athena offered him wisdom and minerva offered him security or something like that, and venus,…

…the 20th century and entering the 21st century, as long as Nancy Doesn't bitch too much about Mrs Gorbachev's Paris Fracks. Have you heard anything about acupuncture curing cancer? No for enhancing intelligence. Oh, acupuncture enhancing intelligence? Gee I…

…to London not come on what's happened in London Nothing's going to happen in London, They're still back. When you go to Paris, You're going back to the time of Louis Couture is nothing has happened. Every frenchman is tweaking his mustache and opening his…

…opening his wine simply because he's acting out the fantasy of the golden King you know so far now when you go from Paris to Rome You're really going Rome You're really going back a thousand years, Athens what right now is happening or what's going to…

…to perpetuate and intensify as we hurtle happily into the future. There's a story about an irishman who came back from a visit to Paris and told people in Dublin Sex is in its infancy here. I think you might say that about the whole planet. We're just…

…part of the conspiracy by knowing. But now these days there are still things happening that are unexplainable. A lady died in Paris, the young Kennedy who landed his plane in the North Atlantic. Do you think those things are accidental or there is… I…

…you get dressed for work. Your clothing, of course is a cyber suit and little goggles and you're stripped down more designer fashion Paris designer form of this and you put that on and then your first meeting maybe is going to be with Yoshi over in…

…he shows me something on his desk he shows me some pictures he's got and then we say: well you know let's have lunch in Paris Okay, boonk boonk or let's go visit Joe in Barcelona, in other words in about one or two or three hours and by the way…

…human thoughts as they walk, stumble and crawl along the surface of this beautiful blue stained floor. Welcome, welcome to chapel Paris, Ladies, gentlemen and all merciful others. Before we go on to tonight's sermon which will be excerpted from the book of…

…fighting over which one had the right to the Apple and this led to a fact finding committee being appointed and a guy named Paris got to be the head of the committee and he awarded the golden Apple to aphrodite and she gave him Helen of troy as…

…who also was publishing James Joyce and Ezra pound in every issue. And Joyce Apparently read tucker because he told somebody in Paris that tucker had the clearest head ever in politics. And he seems to have influenced pound too because pound uses the word…

…doing it. They would have two personalities. When they come back to their ordinary personality they'd have a vague memory. I went to Paris I had a good time, had a wonderful love affair and they won't remember that they were at the American Embassy or…

…terrific fight that the only way to settle it was for zeus to pick a mortal to make the decisions. So he picked Paris and all the goddesses tried to bribe him Athena offered him wisdom and minerva offered him security or something like that and venus,…

…the 20th century and entering the 21st century, as long as Nancy Doesn't bitch too much about Mrs Gorbachev's Paris rocks. Have you heard anything about acupuncture curing cancer? No, for enhancing intelligence. Oh acupuncture enhancing intelligence gee I…

…know exactly 82 83 somewhere in there. The grand orient lodge played a significant role in the French Revolution and in the Paris Commune of the 1870s, and where all scotch rite lodges have the Bible on the worshipful master's table in the center of…

…and died in 1812. He was a member of the bavarian illuminati. He was there on the day they initiated Thomas Jefferson in Paris. He knew Voltaire Personally and he's buried in a churchyard in Vienna. And I got all this under hypnosis and one of these…

…except how to find the coffee. Beyond that it gets more and more. For instance, according to gérard descends, la rasse fabulous published in Paris in 1973, dichon j Louis and my French is lousy you don't have to tell me I do better at German Oh a…

…and privileges of low cost housing it was published out of the office of the committee of public safety of the government in Paris which was run by Andre Malraux, great novelist and art historian, and Pierre Plantard of st, who is related to the st…

…which was run by Andre Malraux, great novelist and art historian, and Pierre Plantard of st, who is related to the st clairs of Paris that Pierre Plantard of st was then the grand master of the of decided that the of was a. After these three books…

…about this? And she looked to holy blood, holy grail and said: oh it's obvious, I can see it. 1932, a cellar in Paris Cocteau, Dali, Andre Breton, a whole bunch they're all sitting around smoking opium and one of them says: you know surrealism has…

…by the inquisition. The grand orient lodge was involved in quite a lot of radical activity through the 19th century including the Paris Commune of the 1870s. When Gelli entered the grand orient lodge, he ascended to the third degree which is pretty low…

…of the movie. It's Oya Kodor who Orson introduces as a fabulously rich young Hungarian woman and she's walking down a street in Paris and you get shots of men. She's wearing a very tight, very short miniskirt. She's got a terrific belt on her as we…

…of the men in the shot of Oya Kodor are looking at Oya Kodor, but Orson did I think maybe he went around Paris taking the most noncommittal faces. He could find guys whose expressions were impossible to read, guys with no expression at all. Then he…

…been established about this man of mystery and he's trying to find the English word and he's groping and groping and Orson, in Paris suggests the word and in the beats elmere pronounces the word with decision like he's just found it as if Welles had…

…if Welles had prompted him. What happened was elmere was searching for the word then he found it and Welles Intercut himself in Paris saying the word so it's like telepathy or something it's a magical effect another fake, but it's art. Is it a fake or…

…a magical effect another fake, but it's art. Is it a fake or is it art? It's certainly humorous. You know Welles is in Paris because you recognize the scene he's in there. There are several other scenes in Paris so you know just where he is. Well,…

…It's certainly humorous. You know Welles is in Paris because you recognize the scene he's in there. There are several other scenes in Paris so you know just where he is. Well, this is followed by close up shots of elmere and Clifford Irving after the…

…doing it. They would have two personalities. When they come back to their ordinary personality they'd have a vague memory I went to Paris I had a good time, had a wonderful love affair and they won't remember that they were at the American Embassy or…

…One of the most widely published stories about Crowley is the time he and his son MacGregor went into a hotel room in Paris and drew a pentagram and invoked the devil, and in the morning MacGregor was found dead of a heart attack and Crowley was…

…or in Crowley's Occult studies. And for a third thing: MacGregor Crowley Didn't die of a heart attack in a hotel room in Paris and the most clinching argument of all is there never was a son named MacGregor Crowley. The whole thing was made up out…

…They will be robots, muscularly armored robots full of anxiety, and they will obey the rules. When we say: go out and blow up Paris, go out and blow up Moscow. When we say the russians are your enemies they will look at a picture of a little blonde…

…who was the prettiest one. Hermes tried to claim it too you know about Hermes, the hermaphroditic god yeah yeah. So they let Paris judge they figured a mortal would be the best one to judge and all the goddesses tried to bribe him and Athena offered…

…doing it. They would have two personalities. When they come back to their ordinary personality they'd have a vague memory. I went to Paris I had a good time, had a wonderful love affair and they won't remember that they were at the American Embassy or…

…me a copy of secret talks with Mr G in which he wrote on the fire leaf to bob in memory of the old days in Paris Mr G and I'm still trying to figure out whether I'm the reincarnation of luspensky or that was just one of the golden ball's little…

…me one free and when I got home I saw he'd written on the title page to bob in memory of the old days in Paris G and I don't know whether he really believes he's the reincarnation of Gurdjieff and I'm the reincarnation of Ouspensky or what, or if…

…fighting over which one had the right to the Apple. And this led to a fact finding committee being appointed and a guy named Paris got to be the head of the committee. And he awarded the golden Apple to aphrodite and she gave him Helen of troy as…

…in some areas as far as he knew, then moved to Egypt then to Rome then to the Northern Italian City states then to Paris then to London. And when he wrote he said it was hovering between London and New England and he predicted that by 1950 the…

…snub of not inviting arise. So zeus, to settle this quarrel among the gods he picked a mortal, a young prince of troy named Paris, who later got a city in France named after him. And he told Paris: you decide who's the prettiest one. So all the…

…picked a mortal, a young prince of troy named Paris, who later got a city in France named after him. And he told Paris: you decide who's the prettiest one. So all the goddesses tried to bribe him Athena offered him wisdom, and Juno offered him…

…as why is a scotchman with kilts there? Well while we're pondering that we move north to stennae, which is a town near Paris which has another interesting. Well no the church isn't interesting in itself. Stennae has a coat of arms like every town had in…

…part of learning art. And elmire said: actually I never put the signatures on the paintings. That was two crooked art dealers in Paris who did that and Orson asks: and who forged the Howard Hughes Signature on the contract? And then you get ten rapid…

…of girl watching. And then a fabulously rich Hungarian named Oya Kodor, in a very very short miniskirt walks down a street in Paris and you get these close ups of all these men's faces reacting to this beautiful woman in a miniskirt walking by. The…

…fake just to keep you alert like there's one scene where they keep coming back to Orson in an art gallery in Paris talking directly to the camera, intercut with Elmir in the isle of ibiza talking to Francois Reichenbach, the producer of the film,…

…born Hungarian he was a real Hungarian Unlike Oya Kodor. Elmir is saying something and he can't find the English word and in Paris Orson says intrusive and Elmir says intrusive. We do that all the time when somebody can't find a word we suggest a word.…

…Elmir says intrusive. We do that all the time when somebody can't find a word we suggest a word. Except that Orson is in Paris and he's in ibiza. How did he hear Orson all the way from Paris? This was accomplished by the miracle of editing. Elmir…

…word we suggest a word. Except that Orson is in Paris and he's in ibiza. How did he hear Orson all the way from Paris? This was accomplished by the miracle of editing. Elmir paused to look for a word and Orson inserted a sequence of himself providing…

…Of course I saw the photographs of the shuttle landing but I didn't see it come in. What time did it come in? Well I'm in Paris, Texas Oh and it was about 5, I guess about 540, 535. It was overhead and it covered the first time I'd ever seen it.…

…sensational jailbreak in British History. And oddly enough one of the people who assisted James Stevens in that jailbreak was in Paris when Joyce arrived there in 1903 and became a close friend of James Joyce. Everything in Ireland is connected to history.…

…how would you? What's your idea of Slack. Well the way it came to me when I was talking to bob the first time in Paris back in the 30s this was after we both got kicked out of the Gurdjieff School together there were allegations of a most obscene…

…are you? You can have experiences like you have a business conference, so you decide to have it at the best restaurant in Paris and you all get together. You have a table, the waiters are polite, there's 12 of you there and actually in pre virtual…

…in Moscow and various other places. And yet you all agreed you wanted to have the meeting at this restaurant in Paris so that's where in virtual reality you're having the meeting. There's also virtual sex already it's rather crude. Virtual Valerie has…

…seriously to represent the committee for surrealist investigation of claims of the normal which developed out of the college of pataphysique in Paris in the old days and was based on the work of professor Timothy F x Finnegan, who was a graduate of the…

…chapter about Shem the penman. Shem the penman is a character from Victorian Melodrama. Jim the penman is an irishman who went to Paris and became a forger. And Joyce went to Paris. Joyce was in gaelic James Joyce would be Seamus Sheehy. And so Joyce…

…is a character from Victorian Melodrama. Jim the penman is an irishman who went to Paris and became a forger. And Joyce went to Paris. Joyce was in gaelic James Joyce would be Seamus Sheehy. And so Joyce was Seamus or Shem in gaelic and so he took…

…One of the most widely published stories about Crowley is the time he and his son MacGregor, went into a hotel room in Paris and drew a pentagram and invoked the devil, and in the morning MacGregor was found dead of a heart attack and Crowley was…

…or in Crowley's Occult studies. And for a third thing, MacGregor Crowley Didn't die of a heart attack in a hotel room in Paris and the most clinching argument of all is that there never was a son named MacGregor Crowley. The whole thing was made up…

…and Athena. Hermes claimed it too you know about Hermes but anyway it led to such a spat that zeus appointed a mortal named Paris and let him choose who was the prettiest one, and they all tried to bribe him. Hera offered him wealth, Athena offered him…

…engulfed by third world people who imagined that if they came to New York or to Washington or to London or to Rome or to Paris they literally would find the streets pay for gold. I mean the chaos would be absolute in a very very very short time. Yes…