Of course there is. Them masons are satanic pieces of 💩 and as soon as he said kids you already know what he was doing. Scaring the sh#t out of them to get that andrenochrome. People need to wake tf up cause no matter how unbelievable it may seem to you,it’s true. Way too much proof and whistleblowers
True… we now have a lot of people looking for that feeling of security and willing to give up liberty… we basically live in a prequel to brave new world… tha being said Frankin was probably involved in some weird sht here… not just for the sake of medicine
Franklin was into a lot of occult shyte when he was in England, The Hellfire Group in particular. There were a number of well established medical schools in Europe at the time studying the human anatomy they didn't need Franklin's basement experiments.
Peter the Great traveled to Dutch republic at the end of 17th century and doctors were dissecting dead people there openly in some kind of medical schools.
Da Vinci was illegally studying bodies as well, imagine being so smart you're willing to illegally steal dead bodies just to learn more about them since human anatomy knowledge was very limited, they were on another level bro 😂
03:50 Dissecting cadavers wasn't _completely_ illegal, it was just very heavily regulated so that only a small, well-connected (elite) group of people were able to do it legally.
With these two dudes being friends as long as they have, it feels good to see Sam and Joe again! Sam may be a strange nut but we all are and Sam learned through all those conspiracies that love is the only thing that will over power all the negative. Sam is a golden light stuck in a comedians body!
I don’t even think he’s crazy at all, he just seems fascinated by the shit but that doesn’t mean he believes everything he “looks into”. There’s clearly an audience for it either way 😂
This makes me so happy to see Tripoli and Rogan back together again doing a JRE episode. Joe has been surprisingly based lately and I couldn't be more happy about it.
Old new era slang made popular by the based GOD aka lil B whom was a popular rapper from the bay.. had a bunch of metro sexual men calling themselves pretty bitches.. just weird shit altogether..
I agree! Now we just need a podcast with Eddie and one with Callen and then the circle is complete.. My biggest dream is a Eddie and Alex Jones #3 - that would kill the internet
And Leonardo DaVinci drew human muscles in great detail. Yet when taught in school its as if he just guessed or imagined what they looked like under the skin... No. nobody can do that... He dissected several people. So does your local coroner, and the mortician who set up shop in your town. And researchers who jump at the opportunity to dissect people who donated their body to science upon death... Its a thing, Ben Franklin was a smart man, he studied everything from french to cadavers to picking up chicks. Lol. Keep in mind, in the 1700s science was considered evil. And not far from Franklins home in America, they had a witch trial...
Ben was a scientist he needed a specimen to do his search on. The guy who did a breakthru in studying germs and saved hundreds of women and babies lives, he stole a dead body from the morgue to do his studies on. But hopefully Ben wasn't a serial killer
@@Obiamajoyisrmd i don't blame you by thinking that. At that time, even his own colleagues medical doctors mocked him. He defended himself by calling them ignorants and they hated him. ..a few years later after his death, was discovered bacteria and germs cause disease. ..but I have no idea how he came to the conclusion that microscopic creatues even existed and were the cause of death to many pregnant women at that time. ..but here, I'm just stating the fact that he stole a already disease person from the morgue in order to find out what was causing the death of so many pregnant women. ..This brilliant and odd doctor was Ignaz Semmelweis.
On slaves? Killing innocent black people is what's not being said. They murdered 100,000 of blacks for the sake of the medical community. Read medical appartied
One thing about Ben Franklin many do not know that he was an opium addict! Straight up, no way around that fact! Many great people, who accomplished a lot in their lives, will have some addictions, but our society generally only accepts alcoholism.
No he is not, he slanders people in th worst way by calling them child predators and then threatens to physically harm them when they retaliate in kind. He literally hired a private investigator to find the guy. Sam is a spycho.
The legality of dissecting cadavers varied from nation to nation and throughout time from the middle ages to the renaissance and beyond. For example Rembrandt painted "The anatomy Lesson of Doctor Tulp" in the early 1600's which depicts a medical school professor using a cadaver to demonstrate a tendon's function. In the Netherlands at the time cadaver dissection was still heavily restricted but they were permitted one a year as long as the body was an executed criminal. Even earlier in the 1500s in Netherlands, Andreas Vesalius, the founder of modern anatomy, was writing about how to properly perform dissections and providing illustrations of human anatomy to medical students. He wasn't at all hiding what he was doing (except maybe downplaying how often he was doing dissections) and was well respected by many. The earliest European Medical Universities began in Italy and they sometimes received a cadaver right before a class would graduate, a criminal that was "on hold" for them all year so they could do a final anatomy study with a fresh corpse. It was also considered a noble sacrifice (literally in the sense that it seems only nobility did this) during the renaissance in Italy for someone to request an autopsy once they died in the hopes of furthering understanding of a chronic or terminal condition, especially if their family had it too. For when/where cadaver dissection wasn't allowed or secretly practiced, people relied on ancient/foreign anatomy writings (usually Greek or Arabic) or dissected similar animals such as dogs/monkeys, or both in the case of Galen who was an ancient greek that wrote about dissected monkeys. This led to some major errors in peoples understanding of human anatomy before cadaver dissection became more tolerated.
I found it fascinating. Einstein always said ‘If you cannot explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough’. You explained it perfectly! If these were murder victims, even that many victims would show signs. If they were cadavers for study an archeologist should tell ya. I found your study of this subject very well researched. Hope you study often.
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A massive racket, i worked on this site opposite st. Barts hospital, they had a carving in stone in the building i was in explaining how back when the place was a famous pub where grave robbers lined the bodys they pinched along the walls upstairs and doctors used to sneak over and buy bodys sneak em back across the road and do their research on them
My great grandfather was a pediatrician/ general rural doctor that travelled using horse and carriage in the 1920’s. He wrote a few medical textbooks. When he died his wife was suffering from Alzheimer’s. She took all these bones that he had or was constructing into a skeleton for medical study display and buried them in the yard. When the construction crews were demolishing his small mansion property they discovered so many bones that they contacted the police who contacted my family who then told the police the story you just read.
that moment when you try to read between the famous Ben Franklin line, "an ounce of prevention (mountaineers like alex honnold say preperation), is worth a pound of cure."
People tend to forget that Franklin was a great scientist. His reputation these days is more of a girl-chasing diplomat in Paris who liked to drink beer, but he was one of the great minds of the era. His curiosity was unlimited.
I think their ultimate goal is to try to dismantle the declaration and constitution by discrediting the founding fathers. It sounds like a stretch but they have been doing things today I never could have imagined 10 years ago.
The founding fathers are portrayed only as smugglers and slave owners and people take statues down for less reason than that. With the power of cancel culture today all that needs to be done is to increasingly maintain a polarized population that thinks it has some kind of control over the past. Ie, slavery, and other strategies to get people to discredit the constitution if they disparage the authors enough. If he’s bad enough, even if he only did or said one bad thing in the midst of an exemplary life the response is to cancel him and everything he did. It’s a dangerous precedent to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Back then the human anatomy was muchly a mystery, and people like Ben Franklin contributed a lot to the knowledge of the human body. You have to put into context that back then doing autopies, on a human cadaver was illegal. This is not new information, it was in one of my textbooks from the 1970s.
We should say Thank You to Ben Franklin. Without those who risked so that others could learn, we would not have the understanding we have of the human body. Leonardo Da Vinci also got bodies for dissection and drawing. No they did not study anatomy in medical school, it was against the law to dismember a human body.
Ben Franklin is widely regarded as the inventor of the worlds first “ pocket pussy “ and would take long carriage rides after midnight to houses of senators and other noble men of the day with his “ basket of tricks” to secretly deliver his wares.
@@t.s9831 the hellfire caves are of interest as well as the caves were where the hellfire club held its “meetings”, the caves were excavated to a depth of 300ft and extent for roughly 1200ft below ground, they also had a ‘river styx’ there, this was where certain ceremonies were held, it’s rumoured that the ceremonies were satanic,however finding the facts are difficult as the members were of high status wealthy and powerful, not to dissimilar to a certain island that a certain man that didn’t hang himself in prison owned, where wealthy influential and powerful individuals went to indulge in activities that for most of us would not be acceptable, we will never know the truth of what happened there considering the ability to access modern day communication, so finding out what happened at a place 300ft below ground roughly 280 years will be nigh on impossible
Maybe BF invented the lightning rod so that he could re-animate those corpses using the electricity harnessed by his lightning rod, like Dr. Frankenstein years before Mary Shelley wrote her novel. Hell, maybe she named her protagonist FRANKenstein in honor of Ben FRANKlin!
Great putting that all together. Its so interesting that you came up with that , but it fits . FRANKENSTEIN is not just a normal name to pull out of the air, so that really makes sense to how she came up with that characters name.. smart detective work..
@@judymcgaugh6480 LOL -- I wasn't really being all that serious with my suggestion, but the thought amused me. It might make for a fun Alternative History novel, like that ABRAHAM LINCOLN, VAMPIRE HUNTER novel that got made into a movie. BEN FRANKLIN, RE-ANIMATOR . . . set in London, where his house had the bodies buried . . . and maybe one or two of 'em crawled out and terrorized the area, so much so that Ben felt the need to leave Britain altogether & go to America . . . it could make for a goofy, silly What If? story in the horror genre, inspiring Mary Shelley and all that. I've got too much on my plate, but if there's anybody else out there who digs the idea, please feel free to go and run with it, by all means. Just mention where you got the idea, giving me the credit for it, and if you can get it published, maybe come back here and ask for my contact information (home address) so you can send me a free copy, and you can keep all the money, since you're the one who actually wrote the novel. Sound fair? I'd get a kick out of reading such a novel, and it would be satisfaction enough knowing my idea led to it being written.
As a physician, I just wanted to say that I am incredibly grateful to the lady who donated her body so that I could learn how to better treat my patients. She was always treated with respect and dignity.
@@alphabravo3566 Sounds like you’ve had a bad experience with doctors overprescribing? Or maybe you know someone who developed Guillain-Barré syndrome from a vaccine? Regardless of your situation, the overwhelming majority of us do care about you and your health. We also don’t care if you disagree with our educated opinions. If you disagree, go get another opinion. Simple as that. I have a colleague who has a sign in his waiting room that says, “Don’t confuse your Google search with my medical degree”. I’m not brazen enough to put that in my waiting room, but I agree with it 100%. We don’t all agree with each other. We don’t all agree with the CDC, but we all will do our best to treat you with the years of training, research and experience we’ve poured into our care for patients.
We forget so quickly that most of human history was not in the information age. Leonardo da Vinci dissected cadavers too, they have his drawings. They dissect cadavers in med school today, the only difference is the setting. It's more formal now than it was. That was the principle way to study anatomy. Maybe he wanted to reassemble the bones to study joints and bone anatomy.
Agree and not trying to make excuses, but the benefit of doubt should be ponderd, especially considering how it would have been relatively common for deceased to go unclaimed, for all sorts of reasons associated with 18th century colonial life.
There was actually quite a lucrative trade industry created in providing fresh corpses for dissection in those days. Some were a little too fresh, still warm when delivered.
Ugh thank you Joe I love Sam he's one of the realest and best comedians imho. Support this man his one show got taken from yt. One of the very very few good paranormal podcasts, has some baller guests on their, not all of them but more often than not and when they're good they're really good.
Are you promoting a show that you don’t even mention the name of? 😂😂 If you’re talking about Tinfoil Hat then it’s def not a paranormal podcast lol 😂🤦🏻♂️
I like how the whole “medical research” in a windowless pit under someone’s garden is presented as fact! Then add on top of that they claim the guy whose house it was had no idea what was going on and at best he possibly went down there once or twice to see what was going on, in, “The Pit”. Comedy!
He probably did know what was happening but due to the fact study of human anatomy at the time was insanely frowned on during this time they kept it quiet. They were living in an EXTREMELY religious time for American and telling people you were studying and cutting into human remains was probably not a smart thing to say and so was kept out of his social circles and conversations.
I lean towards him being interested in medical research. Things like this were considered cool yet borderline criminal at the time. Remember that using even things like anesthesia was considered illicit, illegal, or immoral. The guy who invented treatment for correcting women's bladders wasn't allowed to use anesthesia for black slaves who needed bladder correction surgery so he had to do it while they were fully conscious. They were in excruciating pain. He is now incorrectly and unjustly branded as a racist psychopathic quack that experimented on and tortured blacks and they even removed his statues that served as commemoration of his advancements in surgery. This is even though it was the Church that caused these women's pain. So... I'll give Ben the benefit of the doubt.
It was presented as the most likely explanation. Do you really believe the building owner would publicly discuss an illegal practice? You people are ridiculous. No shit they had no windows, the practice was illegal!
Check his podcasts out man they’re so entertaining regardless of you take it serious, you’ll learn something every time. Tin Foil Hat and Broken Simulation. I’ve listened to both since right before the scamdemic and they’ve been on point about most everything.
Hahaha I like how excited this guy gets when joe finds out he’s actually telling the truth
His laugh after Joe's reading of the first headline was effin EPIC!
Sam Tripoli is the TRUTH
He seems to be all excited to tell Joe something he hadn’t already heard about. 😁☘️
He's a tweaker. Has every sign.
cringe as fuck tbh
the skeletons along with Ben "Franklin's history as a Mason", make me feel like there is a little more to this story..
Definitely lol he was a 33 degree mason
Facts
Of course there is. Them masons are satanic pieces of 💩 and as soon as he said kids you already know what he was doing. Scaring the sh#t out of them to get that andrenochrome. People need to wake tf up cause no matter how unbelievable it may seem to you,it’s true. Way too much proof and whistleblowers
Being a mason has nothing to do with this..
@@ZuluBill its been 5 days when asked to elaborate and u sir have not
"Any society that would give up little liberty to obtain a little security will deserve neither and lose both."
*Ben Franklin
Precisely.
Patriot Act
True… we now have a lot of people looking for that feeling of security and willing to give up liberty… we basically live in a prequel to brave new world…
tha being said Frankin was probably involved in some weird sht here… not just for the sake of medicine
I absolutely adore Sam Tripoli, when I watch his podcasts, I get just as excited as he does! I enjoy his unique outlook on life!
🥴
He’s awesome !
He’s a complete nut job and hardcore drug addict and compulsive liar who’s dating a 75 year old woman for money. The dude needs serious help
He's freaking awesome
"You wont believe what was in my uncle's basement, a F-ing electric train", Norm Macdonald .
Fuck hell I just searched that clip yesterday!!!!!! So fucking funny.
Norm
Legend.
Sweet, id play with that for sure!
Atari 2600 with River Raid + Pitfall
Sam: “Lets talk about how Abe Lincoln did DMT with Puerto Rican aliens.”
Joe: “What?”
Sam: “You NEVER heard?”
Lmaooo I’d love for this to be real
Puerto Rican aliens 👽 🇵🇷 flying around in a giant Toston 🛸 wearing Puerto Rican airforce ones
Don't joke! There's some truth to that, its wasn't DMT it was Laudinum, illegal aliens etc
Franklin was into a lot of occult shyte when he was in England, The Hellfire Group in particular. There were a number of well established medical schools in Europe at the time studying the human anatomy they didn't need Franklin's basement experiments.
Ted Franklin - Man Skeleton Fever
Who cares? The man wanted to do his own research and dissections.
He probably killed those people in some ritual human sacrifice.
Peter the Great traveled to Dutch republic at the end of 17th century and doctors were dissecting dead people there openly in some kind of medical schools.
@@jg7923 nice conspiracy lol
I love Sam Tripoli and need to see days and days of him and Joe talking
Da Vinci was illegally studying bodies as well, imagine being so smart you're willing to illegally steal dead bodies just to learn more about them since human anatomy knowledge was very limited, they were on another level bro 😂
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These religious zealots wont save themselves from infection, gotta do it for the greater good
Dude, people had to learn some how, and just so it is said, we are all an experiment still.
I think he also got them donated to him by the city
@@aznanimegob lol
By far my favorite JRE guest OF ALL TIME! I've been waiting for this for about 5 years!!!
We go deep homeboy!!
Amen!
Loyal to the foil✊🏽
Aaron!! OPEN YOUR MIND!!
@@duckbutter944 god admit Aaron!
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03:50 Dissecting cadavers wasn't _completely_ illegal, it was just very heavily regulated so that only a small, well-connected (elite) group of people were able to do it legally.
A small, well-connected elite group, such as, ah yes, Benjamin Franklin, and other rich, top tier masons.
The same necrophiliacs and pedophiles still do it.
Depends upon if they were dead or died in ritualistic sacrifice. Can't always trust people or the media reason
@@supdudehowsitgoing Smithsonian is also run by Masons and last descendants so that should be no surprise.
This is why I love Joe only he has content no one else would dare try. Just accept he is the King of Podcasts.
Who are you trying to convince?
Facts. So many different topics
He speaks on everything
Have you seen Elon Musk meets Post Malone?! 😆 it's so damn funny!!
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With these two dudes being friends as long as they have, it feels good to see Sam and Joe again! Sam may be a strange nut but we all are and Sam learned through all those conspiracies that love is the only thing that will over power all the negative. Sam is a golden light stuck in a comedians body!
sam isn’t a nut, he’s a genius
@@darkvalerian2986 what genius isn't a bit nutty mate?
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I don’t even think he’s crazy at all, he just seems fascinated by the shit but that doesn’t mean he believes everything he “looks into”. There’s clearly an audience for it either way 😂
This guy was so excited to tell Joe Rogan about Benjamin's skeletons lol
@Tinder 🅥 imagine caring
It’s just the drugs making him look like that
Lol
Guy sounds and look like a freak. 😂
This guy? It's Sam Tripoli, put some respek on his name.
0:39 that laugh is genuinely terrifying 😂
Joe telling the guy “imagine we’re friends” killed me for some reason
This makes me so happy to see Tripoli and Rogan back together again doing a JRE episode. Joe has been surprisingly based lately and I couldn't be more happy about it.
Based? Q
Yea what does that based shit mean
Old new era slang made popular by the based GOD aka lil B whom was a popular rapper from the bay.. had a bunch of metro sexual men calling themselves pretty bitches.. just weird shit altogether..
@@voiceofreason1829 based meaning right wing/conservative
I agree! Now we just need a podcast with Eddie and one with Callen and then the circle is complete.. My biggest dream is a Eddie and Alex Jones #3 - that would kill the internet
And Leonardo DaVinci drew human muscles in great detail. Yet when taught in school its as if he just guessed or imagined what they looked like under the skin... No. nobody can do that... He dissected several people.
So does your local coroner, and the mortician who set up shop in your town. And researchers who jump at the opportunity to dissect people who donated their body to science upon death...
Its a thing, Ben Franklin was a smart man, he studied everything from french to cadavers to picking up chicks. Lol.
Keep in mind, in the 1700s science was considered evil. And not far from Franklins home in America, they had a witch trial...
I think this might be the best comment I’ve seen on a TH-cam video
I can see that
people still thinks it’s evil
Ben had rizz
Interesting
I think it's been well known Da Vinci studied cadavers. A lot think of him as the first anatomist. He's the one who had to hide it.
I bet he had a couple of live subjects die. Trying to be Benjamin Franklinstein.
Ben was a scientist he needed a specimen to do his search on. The guy who did a breakthru in studying germs and saved hundreds of women and babies lives, he stole a dead body from the morgue to do his studies on. But hopefully Ben wasn't a serial killer
I believe he was a racist, evil piece of crap.
🤦🏻♂️ sure. Ok.
I hope you realize using a dead body will not help you in such an endeavor related to germs.
@@Obiamajoyisrmd i don't blame you by thinking that. At that time, even his own colleagues medical doctors mocked him. He defended himself by calling them ignorants and they hated him. ..a few years later after his death, was discovered bacteria and germs cause disease. ..but I have no idea how he came to the conclusion that microscopic creatues even existed and were the cause of death to many pregnant women at that time.
..but here, I'm just stating the fact that he stole a already disease person from the morgue in order to find out what was causing the death of so many pregnant women.
..This brilliant and odd doctor was Ignaz Semmelweis.
No, probably just a satanist.
it's deeper than that.
"do what thou wilt"- quote
Ben Franklin: Serial Killer would be a great sequel to HBO's John Adams
Let's be Honest We knew it
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Or prequel to Abe Lincoln vampire hunter!
Still cast Paul Giamatti, lol
@Neutral excellent advert, really 👌🏼
@@Tacit_Tern if they did i would watch it for sure haha
Hellfire club member, Mason, bodies in his basement, the most plausible explanation is obviously serious medical work for the greater good.👍
On slaves? Killing innocent black people is what's not being said. They murdered 100,000 of blacks for the sake of the medical community. Read medical appartied
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LOL exactly
Who cares ?
Same plausible reason for the Son of Sam 🤔
"No He Was Like Doing Some Weird Shit"
Yeah Like Killing People And Putting Them In A Hole In His Basement. Bro Was Going With The Gacy Defense 💀💀
Gacy haven't lived long enough to hear about this discovery. (Got executed in 1994) Otherwise we would've learn that he also had an anatomy school.
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I love Sam and was wondering if he'd ever come back on. I enjoy his transition from only conspiracies to more of a spiritual focus
One thing about Ben Franklin many do not know that he was an opium addict! Straight up, no way around that fact! Many great people, who accomplished a lot in their lives, will have some addictions, but our society generally only accepts alcoholism.
Would love some examples
He loved the young french hoes too.
@@pcfundamentalswithchris5476 look it up there are seriously so many examples haha
@@austinsmith2235seriously. The majority of US soldiers who returned home from WW1 were addicted to Heroin.
@@pcfundamentalswithchris5476 more US soldiers consumed meth than the nazis 💀
I never thought I'd see the day sam tripoli gets back on rogans show
I missed the back story. Why wouldn't he be on again? What happened????
@@Steven-gv9nq Sam was on once but he would always say Joe hasn’t asked me back. He started thinking Joe Rogan hated him.
they had to wait for the covaids to die down a bit
Its a glorious day
Whats next Bobby Lee??
The Way He Says “Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea Yea” Like I Knew You’d Love This One Joe
“Gonna carve grandpa up like a turkey” lmao
Sam Triipoli is awesome. thanks for having him on the JRE
Sam is one of the nicest, coolest, realist guys I’ve ever met. Glad to see him on JRE.
No he is not, he slanders people in th worst way by calling them child predators and then threatens to physically harm them when they retaliate in kind. He literally hired a private investigator to find the guy. Sam is a spycho.
Sam's a legend
Sam has wet dreams about the next conspiracy theory
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The coolest
@@wanny_08 ☠️☠️lmaoo
Dude sacrificed those bodies to get insight from demons to discover electricity.
Franklin was a master free mason. It's a surprise to me they didn't find more bodies. They love their sacrifices and rituals.
The legality of dissecting cadavers varied from nation to nation and throughout time from the middle ages to the renaissance and beyond. For example Rembrandt painted "The anatomy Lesson of Doctor Tulp" in the early 1600's which depicts a medical school professor using a cadaver to demonstrate a tendon's function. In the Netherlands at the time cadaver dissection was still heavily restricted but they were permitted one a year as long as the body was an executed criminal. Even earlier in the 1500s in Netherlands, Andreas Vesalius, the founder of modern anatomy, was writing about how to properly perform dissections and providing illustrations of human anatomy to medical students. He wasn't at all hiding what he was doing (except maybe downplaying how often he was doing dissections) and was well respected by many. The earliest European Medical Universities began in Italy and they sometimes received a cadaver right before a class would graduate, a criminal that was "on hold" for them all year so they could do a final anatomy study with a fresh corpse. It was also considered a noble sacrifice (literally in the sense that it seems only nobility did this) during the renaissance in Italy for someone to request an autopsy once they died in the hopes of furthering understanding of a chronic or terminal condition, especially if their family had it too. For when/where cadaver dissection wasn't allowed or secretly practiced, people relied on ancient/foreign anatomy writings (usually Greek or Arabic) or dissected similar animals such as dogs/monkeys, or both in the case of Galen who was an ancient greek that wrote about dissected monkeys. This led to some major errors in peoples understanding of human anatomy before cadaver dissection became more tolerated.
When's the readers digest version coming out.
It wasn't til the church said it was for future thoughts.
We now have wars to drive the tek.
That was brutally long Cally. Well written but, was it worth it?
I found it fascinating. Einstein always said ‘If you cannot explain it simply, you don’t understand it well enough’. You explained it perfectly! If these were murder victims, even that many victims would show signs. If they were cadavers for study an archeologist should tell ya. I found your study of this subject very well researched. Hope you study often.
@@icanfartloud...😏 care to summarize what she said for the rest of us?
That wasn't a long post. Quite interesting actually. You...did read it, right?
3:32 "Well.. I got a basement" 😂
Having a basement is like having a pickup truck thats a room.
The amount of times “dude you never heard of…” occurred on this episode had me shut it off an hour in.
Love Sam Tripoli. True humanitarian and truth teller. Listen to his podcasts. Keep awakening The naive.
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Joe is like a guy in Matrix that know it's an Matrix but somehow couldn't let it go.
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Like Cypher
Ben has some skeletons in his basement, literally
@beyond your imagination no
Ba Dum Tiss
@Tinder 🅥 no
Let's be Honest We knew it
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Oh did you watch the video too?
The way this guy keeps saying '' u never heard this' kills me 😭
Why I can’t find the full interview of this? He was bringing up some important topics in both vids I seen
So glad to see Sam on JRE. The Swarm is so happy... We love you guys!!!!
God bless Sam Tripoli. He’s a national treasure!
God this “national treasure” NPC talking point needs to stop
No he isn't. Quit tossing out stupid overused phrases like that.
Protect Sam at all cost!!
Owen Benjamin is a national treasure.
Skeletons in the basement and flowers in the attic 😳
Joe was having a lot of trouble saying “Franklin” 😂😂
Grave robbing was big business in London back in the day. Ever heard the phrase "face like a grave robbers dog"
Also how cadaver dog training was discovered.
A massive racket, i worked on this site opposite st. Barts hospital, they had a carving in stone in the building i was in explaining how back when the place was a famous pub where grave robbers lined the bodys they pinched along the walls upstairs and doctors used to sneak over and buy bodys sneak em back across the road and do their research on them
No i havent? Wats it mean im from NY
No, no I haven't
My great grandfather was a pediatrician/ general rural doctor that travelled using horse and carriage in the 1920’s. He wrote a few medical textbooks. When he died his wife was suffering from Alzheimer’s. She took all these bones that he had or was constructing into a skeleton for medical study display and buried them in the yard. When the construction crews were demolishing his small mansion property they discovered so many bones that they contacted the police who contacted my family who then told the police the story you just read.
that moment when you try to read between the famous Ben Franklin line, "an ounce of prevention (mountaineers like alex honnold say preperation), is worth a pound of cure."
Don't forget Ben Franklin was also a member of the hellfire caves in West Wycombe in England back in the day
I’m thrilled to see Tripoli back on. It’s been way too long.
Finally!!
He’s weird.
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@@a.j.infowars7582 yeah in a good way
Patiently waiting for this to drop on Spotify. Sam is amazing. Big up’s brother.
Sam is the fuckin GOAT. We been waiting bro!!!
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He sounds like the guy from ancient aliens ironically😂
Sam Trip dropping the hammer of the gods on JRE. All things being equal they should swap seats. I am happy Joe helped Sam when he needed it. RESPECT 🙏
Sam is a legend...really glad you have had him back on after all this time...he truly is a good soul
Thank god for this podcast! Sam Tripoli needs to be on this show once a month!
As opposed to your normal everyday reasons for having your basement filled with skeletons.
I love the snap to Jamie lmao 🤣
People tend to forget that Franklin was a great scientist. His reputation these days is more of a girl-chasing diplomat in Paris who liked to drink beer, but he was one of the great minds of the era. His curiosity was unlimited.
bla bla bla, he was a peeedo
I think their ultimate goal is to try to dismantle the declaration and constitution by discrediting the founding fathers. It sounds like a stretch but they have been doing things today I never could have imagined 10 years ago.
The founding fathers are portrayed only as smugglers and slave owners and people take statues down for less reason than that. With the power of cancel culture today all that needs to be done is to increasingly maintain a polarized population that thinks it has some kind of control over the past. Ie, slavery, and other strategies to get people to discredit the constitution if they disparage the authors enough. If he’s bad enough, even if he only did or said one bad thing in the midst of an exemplary life the response is to cancel him and everything he did. It’s a dangerous precedent to throw the baby out with the bath water.
Yeh but just liked to keep dead bodies… so it’s a no from me
Bingo. Basic btch tmz types only focus on one thing.
Back then the human anatomy was muchly a mystery, and people like Ben Franklin contributed a lot to the knowledge of the human body. You have to put into context that back then doing autopies, on a human cadaver was illegal. This is not new information, it was in one of my textbooks from the 1970s.
Not even close, he was part of the Masons and groups like the have initiations that include skeletons and death. This isnt even a surprise.
Yup
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The textbook?
We should say Thank You to Ben Franklin. Without those who risked so that others could learn, we would not have the understanding we have of the human body. Leonardo Da Vinci also got bodies for dissection and drawing. No they did not study anatomy in medical school, it was against the law to dismember a human body.
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I assume their bones had a yellowish tint to them.
They slightly covered this kind of subject in the movie Gangs of New York.
Franklin was a genius! Whatever he was doing was beneficial to all humanity.
Ben Franklin is widely regarded as the inventor of the worlds first “ pocket pussy “ and would take long carriage rides after midnight to houses of senators and other noble men of the day with his “ basket of tricks” to secretly deliver his wares.
This dude is a freaking trip! He knows a ton of crazy shit!!! Stories you will not hear on in any media outlet!
Ben Franklin was also a member of the hellfire club, research that!
I will have to look this up! This stuff is so fascinating lately
Hell fire? Stranger things ? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hellfire club is a club for nerds. I’m just stating da facts.
real eyes realize real lies. 👍
greets from The Netherlands.
@@t.s9831 the hellfire caves are of interest as well as the caves were where the hellfire club held its “meetings”, the caves were excavated to a depth of 300ft and extent for roughly 1200ft below ground, they also had a ‘river styx’ there, this was where certain ceremonies were held, it’s rumoured that the ceremonies were satanic,however finding the facts are difficult as the members were of high status wealthy and powerful, not to dissimilar to a certain island that a certain man that didn’t hang himself in prison owned, where wealthy influential and powerful individuals went to indulge in activities that for most of us would not be acceptable, we will never know the truth of what happened there considering the ability to access modern day communication, so finding out what happened at a place 300ft below ground roughly 280 years will be nigh on impossible
You should put small bios of your guest in your clips for people who find them for the first time
The show “The Knick” with Clive Owen had this in it. Doctors would pay people for fresh dead bodies to study
Skeletons hidden in the closet, literally.
The more I learn about this guy
Maybe BF invented the lightning rod so that he could re-animate those corpses using the electricity harnessed by his lightning rod, like Dr. Frankenstein years before Mary Shelley wrote her novel. Hell, maybe she named her protagonist FRANKenstein in honor of Ben FRANKlin!
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Great putting that all together. Its so interesting that you came up with that , but it fits . FRANKENSTEIN is not just a normal name to pull out of the air, so that really makes sense to how she came up with that characters name.. smart detective work..
@@judymcgaugh6480 LOL -- I wasn't really being all that serious with my suggestion, but the thought amused me. It might make for a fun Alternative History novel, like that ABRAHAM LINCOLN, VAMPIRE HUNTER novel that got made into a movie. BEN FRANKLIN, RE-ANIMATOR . . . set in London, where his house had the bodies buried . . . and maybe one or two of 'em crawled out and terrorized the area, so much so that Ben felt the need to leave Britain altogether & go to America . . . it could make for a goofy, silly What If? story in the horror genre, inspiring Mary Shelley and all that.
I've got too much on my plate, but if there's anybody else out there who digs the idea, please feel free to go and run with it, by all means. Just mention where you got the idea, giving me the credit for it, and if you can get it published, maybe come back here and ask for my contact information (home address) so you can send me a free copy, and you can keep all the money, since you're the one who actually wrote the novel. Sound fair? I'd get a kick out of reading such a novel, and it would be satisfaction enough knowing my idea led to it being written.
Ben Frank+Einstein
Graverobbing for bodies has a long history in England. The questionable storage solutions is where we get the term "rotgut" alcohol.
As a physician, I just wanted to say that I am incredibly grateful to the lady who donated her body so that I could learn how to better treat my patients. She was always treated with respect and dignity.
Go take your 5th booster. $cience huh?
@@alphabravo3566 You sound quite confused. I’m a neurologist and work with people having brain and spine surgery.
@@BarnabyBaltimoron oh ok. Not you then. The others. Be an honest one. Don't sell your soul and others to pharma.
@@alphabravo3566 Sounds like you’ve had a bad experience with doctors overprescribing? Or maybe you know someone who developed Guillain-Barré syndrome from a vaccine? Regardless of your situation, the overwhelming majority of us do care about you and your health. We also don’t care if you disagree with our educated opinions. If you disagree, go get another opinion. Simple as that. I have a colleague who has a sign in his waiting room that says, “Don’t confuse your Google search with my medical degree”. I’m not brazen enough to put that in my waiting room, but I agree with it 100%. We don’t all agree with each other. We don’t all agree with the CDC, but we all will do our best to treat you with the years of training, research and experience we’ve poured into our care for patients.
@@BarnabyBaltimoron thank you. There has been some wrong doing to relatives. Appreciate your kindness
We forget so quickly that most of human history was not in the information age. Leonardo da Vinci dissected cadavers too, they have his drawings. They dissect cadavers in med school today, the only difference is the setting. It's more formal now than it was. That was the principle way to study anatomy. Maybe he wanted to reassemble the bones to study joints and bone anatomy.
Agree and not trying to make excuses, but the benefit of doubt should be ponderd, especially considering how it would have been relatively common for deceased to go unclaimed, for all sorts of reasons associated with 18th century colonial life.
So happy to see sam back on! What a cool fun guy.
36 craven sounds like a good movie title about this situation
In the movie “how high” Redman and Methodman dig up Ben Franklins grave and take his dead corpse 😂
Sam is a cool guy. He’s wild but he seems like a real dude.
“He’s wild” aka my brain doesn’t have the knowledge like his so must either laugh away the lack of knowledge or say “he’s wild”
I like his energy, he's always excited.
Sam Tripoli is one of the greatest humans to ever live. He’s so great he has stopped blinking.
There was actually quite a lucrative trade industry created in providing fresh corpses for dissection in those days. Some were a little too fresh, still warm when delivered.
I'll take a guess and say that most corpses provided for "dissection" were females.
@@ShaferHart Not sure about that. My point was that often times the body snatchers didn't wait for the subject to die naturally.
“Benjamin Flanklin” 😂
Lmao they did this on the movie “how high” to a certain degree 😂😂😂
The guests disinterest to Joe imitating accents from different country's is gold😂
Franklin was a member of the “Hell Fire Club”
“Benjamin flanklin” I kinda like that
Joe has never heard anything... Literally every video! LOL
How did Joe "conspiracy theory" Rogan never hear about this?
This was a huge trend.
This is medical history 101.
You could say that anything. Depends what you follow
Ugh thank you Joe I love Sam he's one of the realest and best comedians imho. Support this man his one show got taken from yt. One of the very very few good paranormal podcasts, has some baller guests on their, not all of them but more often than not and when they're good they're really good.
Are you promoting a show that you don’t even mention the name of? 😂😂 If you’re talking about Tinfoil Hat then it’s def not a paranormal podcast lol 😂🤦🏻♂️
Sending lots of love and peaceful energy from Missouri ♡
"Professional Resurrection Men"
That's a new one on me.
I swear I remember hearing that there were rumors of Ben Franklin being Jack the Ripper.
Thank you exactly what I was thinking
Franklin died 100 years prior to the murders... So was it a ghost or time travel that brought him to the future on a different continent?
@@itmeurdad yeah, I’m just repeating stuff I heard as a kid, not being a criminal historian.
Also known as talking out of your ass.
Never been so happy to see a guest...loyal to the foil !!! ✊🏽
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@@edenzero8064 as joey would say...tremendous!!!
..... Nah Ben be keeping humans in his secret underground room. And there were definitely legal means to study corpses for medicine at the time
Bro my lift middle finger was twitching like crazy hearing about ben franks
I like how the whole “medical research” in a windowless pit under someone’s garden is presented as fact! Then add on top of that they claim the guy whose house it was had no idea what was going on and at best he possibly went down there once or twice to see what was going on, in, “The Pit”. Comedy!
He probably did know what was happening but due to the fact study of human anatomy at the time was insanely frowned on during this time they kept it quiet. They were living in an EXTREMELY religious time for American and telling people you were studying and cutting into human remains was probably not a smart thing to say and so was kept out of his social circles and conversations.
I lean towards him being interested in medical research. Things like this were considered cool yet borderline criminal at the time.
Remember that using even things like anesthesia was considered illicit, illegal, or immoral. The guy who invented treatment for correcting women's bladders wasn't allowed to use anesthesia for black slaves who needed bladder correction surgery so he had to do it while they were fully conscious. They were in excruciating pain. He is now incorrectly and unjustly branded as a racist psychopathic quack that experimented on and tortured blacks and they even removed his statues that served as commemoration of his advancements in surgery. This is even though it was the Church that caused these women's pain.
So... I'll give Ben the benefit of the doubt.
@@welp2388 London house
Makes sense though. If it was illegal to do, you would do it in a windowless basement. The smell must have been horrible.
It was presented as the most likely explanation. Do you really believe the building owner would publicly discuss an illegal practice? You people are ridiculous. No shit they had no windows, the practice was illegal!
FINALLY SAM ON JOE"S PODCAST AGAIN, jesus fucking christ that took a while.
Finally!
No wonder he had such a lovely garden!
So Ben Franklin has skeletons in his closet, I mean basement…literally!
0:41 is the look from all conspiricy theorist that they know they grasped someone's attention to their madness lmaoooo
Its more the shock of ones mindset that sends them into a spiraling abyss that i go for, not soy face
Few times have I seen such crazy eyes
Keep in mind, they also found King Richard III in a London parking lot, so we know the Brits weren’t too particular on where they buried their dead.
Thank you for teaching him something. Finallllyyy!!
Yeah I saw this years ago in a documentary called *"The Hidden Faith of Our Founding Fathers"* .
This guy presents bits of info like it’s bs but then it turns out to be factual. I like this guy so far lol
Check his podcasts out man they’re so entertaining regardless of you take it serious, you’ll learn something every time. Tin Foil Hat and Broken Simulation. I’ve listened to both since right before the scamdemic and they’ve been on point about most everything.
Like Eddie bravo, only Eddie gets mad when the conclusions are different...
Sam believes the earth is flat
I thought I had skeletons in my closet 😂
It wasn’t illegal to study anatomy, it was hard to come by to get cadavers legally
Totally blown out of proportion