And I'm here to tell you, having spent years in the wage world,
almost always under male boss I mean women, female bosses, female managers.
I mean, you got basically an irrational, insane person screaming out you all
have done because that's what And one of them was manic and insane. One
of them was a pill addict. Until about my history of female managers,
okay, just incompetent people, and you just wondering, like, how are
these people running anything? They can't run their own life, totally out of
whack, totally in and out of rehab, going nuts, meltdowns. But
they're manager level people. And it's managers are always just completely corrupted. Even
the one dude manager that I had, he was like cat. They caught
him stealing like sixty thousand dollars from the company when you're so it's like a
manager. What there's a certain class. So the people that manage corporations.
I don't mean the CEO obviously, I mean that's on the manager level.
I mean they're just there's something else. But I started thinking, is that
how you rise up in the in the CEO ranks? Maybe like they recruit
from the managerial class of out of whack loons that can't run their lives.
I don't know, but if you think about it, the manager class of
people that manage the local businesses like those are the people who haven't started their
own business usually, right, it's like, why are you? Why are
you being a man? Why don't you do this on your own? At
least try to start your own business, you know what I mean? And
that's much more respectable in my view. I'm glad that I eventually got the
gumption to say, you know what, I would rather test out having my
own business than to continue to work under the screaming pigs, the screaming pig
women that run me in the manager class. So this is my weakest subject.
What do you mean you mean because I haven't covered it. Yeah,
we haven't really covered this. So we're we're gonna we're gonna beef up this
subject. Right. We did have a few super chats before we get into
some of these clips. We're gonna see what the red pillars are saying and
where they're at, the new crop of them. I want to see because
I don't I haven't really watched these people. I don't know what these people
talk about. I know what Andrew Tate talks about and I remember Rollo from
the old days, like ten years ago, reading his stuff, and I
remember who else. I don't really remember anything. These new people are all
kind of it's like an I don't know. It's like the younger generation is
now coming into stuff that was popular ten years ago. It's kind of weird
like that, but I guess that's the Internet has these phases and these cycles.
Maybe, so now you've got fresh and fit, which to me looks
like Jerry Springer. I don't this is like YouTube's Jerry Springer. You've got
Pearlie things, and I don't really know a whole lot about Pearly things.
We had a few dms about Lord Baltimore in a possible debate with a Muslim,
so that might happen. So she was cool and the DMS we had
an interesting conversation, So hopefully we'll have some kind of a Muslim debate this
summer, because she said, oh, I'm interested in the Christian view the
Muslim view, And I don't know if there's other Roman Catholic I don't know,
but I think Rachel has reached out and DM pearl and so something something,
Hopefully will come of that. I'll be a fun debate. But I've
not really looked at the content and what a lot of these people are talking
about. I had a brief DMS with the whatever guy and then he stopped
DM ing, So I don't know what if he I don't know what he's
saying. I think he's a Protestant dude, so maybe maybe my debates with
Protestants ran him offer made him out. I don't know. But I'm talking
about one of the two one the one guy that's a Protestant. I don't
know the other dude. I don't really know any of these people, but
um, let's see what they're saying. Let's get a feel for this stuff.
I know Jim Bob just covered the Patrick Bett David discussion with Tate,
which is like five hours long, so maybe we'll watch some of that now
we've done. I did an interview with Andrew Tate what two years ago?
A year and a half. Excuse me, Tristan, Tristan, I get
everybody up. So Tristan Haggard is basically the same as Tristan Tate, And
I'm just joking. That'll make that'll make Triston Matt I got all these people
mixed up. Triston Tate. We did an interview year and a half ago
and then they decided no, we like Islam nail and we did an interview.
We did a show what with Lewis and Kai and we got into the
moment Mohammad Hejab Jordan Peterson discussion and that was fun. But if you want
to watch this this discussion that we had last year, here's that one.
And then we did this one. By the way, shout out to my
thumbnail dude, because the thumbnails are on point. That was actually the thumbnail
itself. The image of me that was that was put together by some friends
of mine as a joke, and then we thought, no, actually that
would just be the perfect thing to use in the trailer in the thumbnail.
So there's the old discussion that we did with Tristan and you can see what
you think of that. And then we did this stream a few months ago,
seven months ago, where we went pretty deep into Tate's terrible reasons for
being a Muslim, just terrible reasons. Okay, So we covered this months
ago. It got decent views and were we covered the ridiculous arguments of Mohammad
Hijab and there sit down with Jordan Peterson and it was a good live stream.
So people are always like, you don't cover this stuff what we do?
And then it's like how many times do we? I gut, But
I guess the way this works is you just have to cover this stuff every
day. So this is what we have to talk about every day, or
else you don't get any views. And by the way, how is it
that Whatever and Fresh and Fit their podcasts discuss what looks to be like completely
degenerate stuff. And I'm not mad that they are monetized. I'm not jealous
of them. I'm trying to where is this, trying to find this clip?
Right? So, but I don't talk about degenerate stuff, but I've
been demonetized because I talk about harmful things. I talk about harmful things.
Literally, nothing on this channel that we've ever talked about is a harmful thing.
I mean, this chick right here is harmful. My eyes are harmed.
They're full of harm with this thing over here and these other chicks.
Whoa dude, what is going on now? I have no idea even what
these shows are about. I'm mystified. I don't understand the popularity. So
I'm trying to figure it out, and I'm like, okay, so people
just want to see men and women dating, are arguing, we would just
want to see low tier dumb dumbs getting owned, And I guess that that's
what it is. You can make a whole career out of having a midw
IQ owning and destroying people with subpar sub tier low IQ super low IQ.
Right, you can make a whole career on this. You can be a
millionaire. Now, I guess. I mean, I'm not saying that Ben
Shapiro and steffan'malin aren't good debaters. They're they're good debaters. But what I
noticed in the last two days live streams was that so if I get complete
tards on the stream being going full tard, that gets like ten thousand more
views. That gets one hundred thousand views, right, that gets millions of
views, not on my channel. But if I talk about actual information and
text, well, I guess the big discovery is people are dumb. So
that's partly true. We already knew that. However, I'm just still missed
fied that I thought we aren't people waking up? Aren't we get who is
watching this? What is what is being gained from watching this? I don't
understand. And then I realized, Jamie, and now we're talking about this,
it's a way to feel better than people. And even when we debate
the loons who call in, like the lunatics have called in yesterday saying just
nonsense, it is entertaining, but I mean to own and to to it's
just kind of sad, I think, is what I'm trying to say.
And we got a super chat from Anonymous. He says, for a dollar,
that low iq Catholic dude that pretended to know what the Aeron crisis was.
When he came back, he admitted that he didn't understand your argument because
he didn't know what it was. These people are unreal. Yeah, exactly,
Anonymous, thank you for that, um, But I mean, like,
look at the quality of what's going on here. We're basically I think
the public has just been hit with the retard ray. Like Lord, Valtimort
says, and I just can't imagine who is watching this show with this creature
over here? How can you even watch that? What is that? What
is that creature? And what are people? Like? How long? This
is like a five hour show? A five hour show of talk of listening
to these goblins? What what could these people possibly offer you as insight into
your life or whatever? And then I'm thinking it just has to be pure.
Finally I can see people that I'm doing better than and that makes me
feel better. Is that what it is? Is it a like just an
easy one? Because is that the Jerry Springer thing? I'm just trying to
figure it out? Or is everybody just super dumb? I'm starting to think
that everybody is basically just reduced to being a bunch of kids. Now is
this stream freezing up? I don't know. It never fails that everything's great
and then one day suddenly, so let's take a look at some of the
clips. I got all these old books out. I haven't looked at these
books in a long time now. As you probably imagined, there's multiple things
going on, and they're not all wrong, but they're not all right.
And a lot of these people have a piece of the picture, but a
piece of the picture, a piece of they've got some things right. That
can be pretty dangerous when you've got some things right and a whole lot of
damn things wrong. And this is probably all on a scale so we're gonna
look at some of these things I've never seen. I saw. I saw
the one whatever clip I thought was funny was the girl? Remember that I
put it on my Twitter? Remember the girl saying that twerking was spiritual.
Twerkey It says spiritual because like you can feel the rhythm and the spirits and
whatnot, like in your thigh. Is it's really a spiritual I promise,
And it's just spiritual. And it's like, what you're just working, dude,
that ain't spiritual? So could we just we just slap spiritual into anything
and it's spiritual. It don't work like that. I have gout and it's
very spiritual. And it's like when things swell up, it's spiritual. That's
not spiritual. That's just something weird and gross. Don't even know what it
is, but it sounds weird and gross. It sounds swold. Well.
I don't even know what gout is, but it sounds like this chiragulo something
swollen. She got all swolled la fences for three dollars. Other than the
church Fathers, what's the best book to read about Orthodox City? From a
beginning perspective? Um Vladimir Loosky Mystical Theology of the Church or my endorsed book
The Church or Dark Church. Justin says, for five dollars, thanks for
doing these streams. Apparently we've got a bunch of super chats coming in at
the end of the day yesterday that and that it cut out a little quick,
so people thought I was mad or something at the end of that five
hour stream. I wasn't mad. I was just sort of my mind turned
the mush, right, and I couldn't think because I was We went for
five hours yesterday doing debates, so it's an so puty pot Challenger says.
The reason we watch these is because as a single dude, it's instructive to
see the story state of affairs for women and dating. I see interesting now,
But don't you think they probably choose a bunch of just like Only Fans
chicks. Isn't that what they do? And that their stick? I don't
know, No, I haven't watched this, but is that what it is?
It's like, Oh, but maybe all the chicks are on only FS,
right? Is that is everybody on that that's young? Now, by
the way, if you would hit like and share support the show via the
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if you do want to support me, you can do so by a stream
labs right there? All right? So what are these creatures talking about here?
And how is she on here? What is what is her purpose of
being on here? Let's see what do they talking I don't even know what
these people talk about. Literally, don't have no idea. So what's going
on? Love shopping the room? What are you going to get a block?
Okay? Cool? Cool? What about him? He's definitely watching this
too, So we're gonna be nice and say situation ship. But I am
so basically single right now. I guess. Hold on, Let's say we
met, things were great, um, and then I just didn't see it
going in the direction that I wanted it too, so I ended things.
And then I was at my friend's wedding and I was like, oh,
what's the harm and just texting him, and then we've hung out a few
times, no hooking up, just truly hanging out and things are going well
now, so we're going to see. But I also don't believe in being
exclusive unless you're actually dating. I think that's just a way to track people.
Huh um. Yeah, I don't believe in being exclusive. I know
I believe in being exclusive. I'm very form anogamy, but I think it's
like a modern day thing like we're exclusive, but we're not dating. Like,
that's just such a scam for people who don't want to actually fully send
a relationship. Wait, but I thought you said you don't believe in being
exclusive unless you're dating. Yeah, Like the people will be exclusive talking to
each other, they're not going to hook up with other people. But it's
like, that's not my boyfriend, that's not my girlfriend. I think that's
a scam. That's so weird. Who does That's a lot of people part
of the talking stage yet. But so what you're saying is when you are
in the talking stage or you're in a situation ship, you're you're not exclusive
with you the Airhorn year about for the twenty gifted man, and thank you
for all our new members. Appreciate it. Okay, so um, first
thing, I oh, I kind of scuffed. Well, that's fun Uh.
So, first thing first, I think especially I used to give a
lot more dating advice. Now I think I scowed it towards more towards relationships,
and I learned a lot about like dating. All right, So who
why would anybody take advice from these people? What's she talking about? She
gives advice? Who would take advice from this person? What do I got
two game boys at? What is going on? Is that an se x
doll back there? Right? I was going to ask the differences healthy relationship
because I see it. I learned, Um, you talked about submission,
Like I believe with certain things like finances, like yeah, that might be
more on their side, but like if I'm staying at home with the kids,
I might know a little bit better what might be better for them when
it comes to like school time or things like that. So I would hope
I have some type of say, completely agreed, I feel some type of
say, some type of way I'm trying to figure out, like what are
we getting out of this? I'm very submissive to my boyfriend as well.
Hold on, just some feedback. Both of you need to speak louder.
Can you try to project your voices a bit? Yeah? So Okay,
you're very submissive to your boyfriends. What about you? Or do you wear
the pants in the relationship or the blouse? It's very fresh, it's fresh
and it all. And look at me and the woman I am. You
really think I could be with somebody like that? No, it's not gonna
work out. Well, I think I'm gonna step all over them. I
think. All right, I don't think I can watch much more of this.
I don't understand. Let's so let's try the best clips, right,
What is this creature talking about? She at ten? She? These are
those rambo heat She at ten on a scale waited to to ten being the
highest. What a ten? Here we go ask everyone to rate themselves on
the scale of one to ten. So let's do that. Um, okay,
we'll start with you. Go ahead, ten fat fucking ten, A
fat fucking ten. I'm is there a comma somewhere in that statement? Honestly,
I don't know what was said was said? Okay, I said what
I said, and I meant what I said, Okay, period whatever?
What uh? Oh? That is a that is a changed person. So
I think people are just going insane it, I mean, it's just everybody's
going nuts right, Gore locking the Destroyer. I'm not gonna like foundation.
I'm okay, I need the clips. I need to figure out what's going
on here. So is that all I need is that the recipe? Just
get All I gotta do to get y'all watching is to get these creatures on
here. Uh whoa dude? Okay, where's the where's the hot clips?
Because this ain't this ain't working for me. I'm not feeling it. I
need the hot clips, Destiny. Oh my gosh. Well, first of
all, first of all, I say, what been? What's Ben shapiras
saying? I need to know you're one of those racist against and I'm also
half. I don't think you can be racist towards someone who's white. No,
I don't because you've never experienced racism in history. White people haven't experienced
racism. One of the what's your definition of racism? Um, I'd say
basically like the persecution in any type of way that leads any type of way.
I'm persecuting in some type of way, feeling any type of way.
Oh, this is the clip that everybody remembers. I'm against makeup this one.
I know it's good for women and I don't think everybody like this because
of that other girl over there, see them, she sees them, she
liked See they really need to be honestly, I think it takes away makeup.
Is it's capitalizing on women's in securities. One that's something that they can
use to fix. I feel it though. I feel how that chick is
right there, because when I'm doing live stream debates and the dumb dumbs call
in, that's the faces I'm making. So I actually like this one,
this clip. I'm gonna get this one. This gets a thumb up.
I like that one. I think it takes away from a woman, a
woman's natural beauty. And also it is so bad for you, Like you
think about how skin absorbs things. When you read the ingredients on a foundation
bottle, what isn't it? You can't even pronounce it. It's a bunch
of crap that you're putting on your face, and that is in turn making
Okay, I'm feeling some type of way about that clip. All right,
Okay, what else? What else is the show? Got? Like?
I think men are the coolest, but I don't need them to survive.
You do actually need that. I don't need men to survive. So basically,
this whole generation of women twenty five and under is completely brainwashed. Is
that the that the essence of what that's the TLDR, that's the rundown on
this? Is that what it is? Destiny? And Michael Knowles, oh
oh, this is just what is he going to say on this? Even
you describe it's a traditional marriage or two young people, or compared it to
a woman selling her sexuality, it shows that that's gonna ding. If I
all that, all the music's gonna get ding in the freaking show. So
there's no point in playing these let's see. Could you imagine imagine if I
was debating these chicks, dude, could you imagine it's like that one that
called in last night, right, the drunk chick that called in or whatever,
she was just like, she's every one of these chicks, right.
That was my favorite part of the whole live stream last night. Let me
play that clip that was goal. Let's see, let's hear her real quick.
You gotta hear this literally true when it's I don't even she called me
a tyrannical rainer and the time stamp dude, thank you jub for that.
That's a you're a trooper for those times stamps. He called her drunk,
Jezebel. Listen, this is how debate should be conducted. Okay, getting
heated tyrannically. You're a tyrannical rainer. And you're a tyrannical rainer. You
have a question for father? Please? Can you have a question? It's
er, My question is for father. No, this is my live stream,
so if you want to there, He goes that tyrann Come, tyrann
You're so high you can't even talk picture. You don't know what you're talking
about. And I have to convince yourself. If I'm insecure, then why
why am I allowing you to You can't even are you drunk? Just cut
people off whenever you feel insecure. I'm not insecure, debate. You have
no idea what you're talking about, Sir? You are misled? Who are
a false prophet? And you need to consult God on your sins? Are
you trolling to forgive him? Father? What is yours? Are you?
Are you talking to God in the midst of dude? Talk about delusion?
So this is basically the dating market, right, this lunatic chick, right,
this is what's this is what's out there? Man, I'm sorry for
you all. I feel sorry for the dudes out there that's is that?
What the is that? The state of the nation right now? Is that
the lay of the land? This? What? So I want to see
her get trick What does she get triggered? I mean, Lantern said,
Chase, would you rather smash the hottest trans woman in the world or the
oldest woman in the world, the oldest woman in the world, because then
I wouldn't be gay? You really just want me to, are you?
Like? This whole show is them debating that chick that called in. I
just got to figure out how to get that drunk Jezebel woman that called in
in studio. Yes, Actually, what the fuck do you mean? Yes,
if I had sex with a trans woman, I'd be having sex with
a biological man. I'd be gay if I had sex with And I don't
care if you're doing this for like whatever, but like, shut the fuck
up out, why don't you Why don't you make that shut the fuck up
because I have an opinion that differs from yours. She's right, I mean
that's she's not She's not a trans woman is a biological man? Sue me,
it's true. Whoa, yeah, so total delusion. I see where
you're at, dudes, I see where you're at. So this is the
dating market? Is these goblins? These completely brainwash delusional And the answer is
people's answers to this. They have no answers. You see, this is
this is just sad man. I wish we could go back to the degeneracy
of the nineties. Dude, it was the degeneracy of the nineties. Makes
this makes I mean, it looks like puritanism compared to this stuff. You
expect men to pay, yet you do sex work. My issue is I
don't give it. And you said it's my job as a Christian godly man
to be tolerant, because that's what Christians are supposed to do. My original
question is, is God tolerant? I think it's your job to mind your
business my questions. So this is always what happens, right, People can't
answer questions because they're completely controlled by their emotions, their passions, and it
just shuts off their rational thinking and they get completely flustered. So, uh,
this is the I forget this guy's name, but he's the dude that
I had a few DMS with. I think he's the Protestant guy. You
is God tolerant? You projected? So no idea? Who how do we
on? What base? Where do we get knowledge of God from? It's
like these people in Genesis it says that when God created mankind, he made
them male and female. And Leviticus it says for a male to have sexual
relations with another man as he would with a woman, that is an abomination
in God's eyes and is worthy of being put to death. How many times
Bible been translated? How many times it's the Bible been translated? Oh yeah,
exactly. I'm sure she knows about textual studies and biblical translations. So
I'm gonna she just got out of her coin a great lessons By the way,
did you know that? Can you let me respond if you're gonna make
a statement to me before you bring someone else into it, So I don't
forget what I'm going to say. This is correct? Is it not?
The I don't know what the words are. I don't know what Leviticus would
be. I don't know what the words are. Oh my gosh, So
what a sad state? It's apocalypse? Dude? What else get grew?
Because like that's how I learned everything in Hebrew. But I'm the biggest thing
that we harp on on Judaism is a mansion, not lying bad with another
man, and then we take that to me. Do you guys know that
that's you said, it's my job. Yeah, I'm pretty sure that in
Orthodox Judaism even that's not a big concern. So maybe in the circles of
Ben Shapiro he opposes that, but uh, yeah, I'm not. I
don't think that's the case. Pray ye. Like all the dudes that like
aggressively support like abortion and like feminism, I feel like they're all pick me
yeah too, like social media and stuff. It's all I see with that
is like I want to have sex with a girl and not be responsible at
pick me. So look, I've had a lot of a lot of my
male friends dudes like, nah, a journalman, Matthew McConaughey wants me to
start a journal. Okay, yeah, dude, did you see the video
I posted. I thought it was funny of his like road trips, A
little just a little bit of a side chain right here. Road trips.
Yeah, I take a road trip. It's really spiritual, It's it's funny
to me when people who don't seem to actually be deep in spiritual are portraying
being deep and spiritual. But everybody, I think is so dumb that it
works. I think I've learned more on road trips and I've learned just about
anywhere else in life. It's like a classroom, it's like an office,
to a place where my memory catches up with me, to a place where
I get far enough away from my past that I'm not worried about it.
And something about that makes me not even worried about my damn future, and
I can be present, and then all of a sudden, my past and
the future all makes hell more sense. Road trips are so good for us
in the head and the heart of spirit. And I'm ready to take one
again. How about you, you're gonna take a road trip? I don't
know. That was just my mind just got blowed right there. Y'all ready
for a road I'm gonna take a road trip. MS take his linking and
drive it up into space. I'm gonna see into the essence through the universe.
By the way, y'all, y'all like my song? Do y'all like
my song? When I troll the audience, Okay, last clip and then
we'll go back to these degenerates and their clips. Did y'all like the song?
Now, A lot of people misunderstood this when this happened. They thought
that nobody was reacting. But you can't hear it on the lot. That's
a live stream feed and it's not picking up the microphone, right. I
actually liked though that it's as if it's really awkward, which makes it perfect
for this clip. But the audience actually was reacting. So sorry, curious
so far hadn't it? Well, maybe we could. Anyway, y'all need
to go watch that if you haven't watched that where I trolled the whole crowd
with Matthew McConney. By the way, you ever been on a road trip,
it's just really spiritual going a road trip. So somebody said, Michael
Knowles and Destiny, what did they debate? Were they on that show?
Dude? Could you imagine if I was on these shows? And who?
It's almost like you gotta be a goblin to be promoted in this stuff.
Everybody knows that none of these people would last one second in the debate with
me. Where is Michael Knowles? Is it this one. Let's say I'm
hiring a salesperson to close high ticket deals and they're talking with important people on
a daily basis, And if any of those people that they speak to look
up that person's name and they find so we both of you do only fans.
How much do you make Joe Biden to say that men are stronger.
Let's say I'm hiring a salesperson to close high ticket deals. In the talk
where is Knowles and Destiny, somebody said I need to watch that. I'm
not I'm not finding that he did debate with Destiny. Feminists kicked out?
Is that it grammarly? Go is the that's not Michael Knowles though? That's
whatever bra Eating Talk podcast? And I just don't like what is I don't
understand the appeal? What? How do people what? What is it about
Destiny that anybody even remotely finds interesting? I'm trying to understand because allah heard
when he debated Tristan was just blasphemy and gibberish. People were like, oh
oh dude, he didn't even debate. So where is We're wins once again?
We're back? That's right, all right? Well, did you guys
know she was gonna be like that. That's kind of how she was.
Actually, it's fun to go back and forth. She has like a YouTube
channel or something she kind of streamed sometimes. I don't know if maybe she'll
get into him. I should have asked her that she has kind of redeemed
that was pretty like based and submissive. How she just immediately was like I
would just not try to rationalize her shitty behavior. Whatsoever? Yo yo chat?
Please let us know are we back or what if we're back? Say
we're back in all caps, bro, I'm thinking we're back. I don't
remember what message I remember. They were back and forth messages between xt tell
you what, throw your friends under the bus? Your friends with her?
Right? Is she a virgin or she not a virgin? I don't ask
her. You listen, you can't be a virgin materialistic package, because it
feels like that's what's led to a lot of like so, I'm a big
capitalist, I'm a big liberal. But arguably one of the largest criticisms you
can watch at that liberalism and capitalism is this hyper consumerist, hyper materialist mind
agree with you. You need to buy the next iPhone, you need to
buy the next car. I really wish that, like for Andrew Tate,
if you wanted to sell this message and becoming like a fulfilling person, like
show yourself working in doing honorable things, show yourself having a virtuous life,
right, show yourself building a real business, not doing like cam girls and
getting rich that way we're not doing. Yeah, I mean, I don't
get it. So you know, we have some of our people that we've
had some interactions with that have been in these circles, and uh, I
guess I don't know, like somebody enlightened me. Tell me? Can you
help me understand what? What is interesting? How does any one point five
million people watch this? And I'm not knocking the whatever, dude, the
guy was cool and when we chatted and when we were talking in DMS,
I thought we were gonna have some kind of conversation. I just I can't.
I don't understand. How does what does anyone see? What? What
does destiny bring to the table? I don't talk talking fast, blue hair
and disgusting, disgusting this where people want to do away with these ideas,
like you mentioned, is he is he funny? I don't even know,
Like maybe he actually is funny and that's what people like about Destiny. I
don't know, help me understand. Somebody people said, when are you going
to debate Destiny? We tried multiple times, over multiple years to set up
debates with Destiny, and then Destiny would only debate political stuff, not anything
philosophical. That was his criteria. So I'm gonna I don't give a damn
about politics. I'm gonna debate Trump. I mean, what do you want
me to debate Biden versus Trump? Politics? For example? Things are going
like pretty well. If our biggest problem is that, like men want to
use the women's bag, why are are we listening to anybody underage under twenty
five or under? You should never be listening to anyone twenty five and under
about what to do in your life, because not only are there the so
today's twenty five and under are basically like twelve year olds, where everybody's a
bunch of just complete dumb kids. Basically. So, I guess the only
illustration that we can get from this is just that things are wrecked. I
mean, is that what we get from this, like these women are toxic?
Is that? Is that what we get from that with those problems would
be abandoned and we return to traditions, so to speak. But I do
think it is a very real problem because yeah, it's one thing I like,
a guy wants to use a girl's back. Yeah, I'm sorry that
the way this works sometimes the sound gets muted enough forget to turn it back
on. So we're gonna look out a little bit of Rollo here in a
second, because Rollo has a few interesting points that I do think are relevant
in terms of Laura and Southern drama. I'm not saying that everything he said
about it is true. I don't know the drama of Lauren, so I
don't follow anybody's internet drama. But internet drama, we'll get millions of views.
You talk about real stuff one tenth of that, so everybody is just
mired in low tier idiotic drama stuff. But Rollo did have a good point,
and I'm not saying this is true about Lauren Southern. I don't know
Lauren Southern. I don't keep up with people's personal drama. We had a
DM interaction one time. I think I was asking her to do a discussion,
and then it never happened. I don't have any dislike or distaste for
any of these people. I don't know most of these people. First and
foremost, I make my own content. I'll have time to keep up with
all these people's drama. But in the Rollo critique, because I do want
to watch some of Rollo stuff, and he has some good points, and
I disagree with him in other places. In the Rollo critique, he says,
look, a lot of these trag con people are cons. Shocker,
Yeah, exactly, Like, yeah, a lot of this stuff is just
people putting up garbage and getting an audience. And by the way, I
suspect I don't have any proof of this. So in the story about Lauren
Southern's x right, he says he worked for the government and might have been
a FED or had some kind of FED security clearance, and this was dangerous
that actually it can happen. So I don't know in her case, no
idea about her ex husband or the dude or but look, trad cat world,
I mean, you stepped into trag cat world. Because trad cat world,
I think people feel like, oh, that's just the natural step that
I take, right if I'm going to be a traditional conservative Protestance was kind
of goofy. Trad cat world is where it's at. Well, I hate
to break it to you, but trag Cat World is a bunch of lunatics
and it's a bunch of grifters and a bunch of goobers. And the theology
there is totally incoherent and totally inconsistent. There's nothing, it's nothing to do
with what the religion is actually about. Right, And we'll see that in
a minute. With the way that Tate, for example, talks about God,
I mean he speaks of it like as Jim Bob correctly said, it's
like a technology for you to do your self help project. What. No,
that's not what God is. What are you talking about, right,
It's just a glorified version of Tony Robbins or something. Right. God is
a you know, Matthew McConaughey speech or something. Right. This self help
stuff, it's just total, just nonsense. It's just total gibberish, totally
low IQ stuff. And I'm not I don't know, John Doyle, we
were on the same podcast a while back, So I'm not knocking that guy,
get it. I don't have any personal issues with any of these people.
I'm just strictly looking at the material that's put out there. Everybody wants
to get onto the drama. Honestly, I think that stuff is just so
low tier, so boring, and once you get a little bit of an
audience, I mean I don't have the audience anything like what these people have,
right, But when you start to get a little bit an audience,
people automatically just constantly want to talk about your personal life. And to me,
again, it's just another sign of like losory weirdness of people wanting to
get into people's personal lives. It's just weird. It's bizarre, and it's
another one of these ways where people get off on seeing you. We're gonna
take you down, and they want to see you collapse. They want to
see you crash, and then they want to it's like a story arc of
your own life and oh, you're gonna make a comeback. And it's just
weird. That's nothing normal or natural, healthy about any of that. Very
bizarre. And again I think it goes back to this situation where most people
are really insecure, they're not happy with themselves, they're miserable, and this
kind of stuff is like a cheap dopamine thrill for me to say, here's
why I'm better than these people. Oh I can rest assured that at least
I'm better than all these people. That's I think the main draw ball.
That's I can't figure out any other draw for all of this stuff. I
just I'm mystified by it. And people are like, oh, you're jealous,
You're mad. I'm not jealous. I don't care that anybody has a
podcast about any of this stuff. It doesn't bother me one bit, Literally
doesn't bother me. But what does bother me is the double standard that you
could talk about all this stuff and be monetized, but I don't talk about
any of that stuff. But because I talk about real stuff, my channel
is deemed harmful and dangerous and demonetized. Right. That's that's a bunch of
balogney right there. But that is like one facet of the whole year.
But John Doyle is another one of these guys too, who's like trad Cat,
right. I mean, I just can't like, how is everyone so
dumb? I'm not saying John Doles don't. I don't know John Doe,
but I'm saying, like, the trad cat stuff is dumb, and everyone
just defaulted. Remember when all the blood sports stuff was popping off? Okay,
twin test pops on there. I have a debate with fwent Tests all
the other former all right people and they're debating. I wasn't any of that,
never was that. But I debated all those people. Who else?
What else? Then we get Laurence Southern decides she's going to be a trad
cat And actually I constantly I always try to reach out to these people and
talk to him. People are like, why did you do an interview with
Trista t Why did you talk to so so? Because I've always been here
saying basically the same stuff to people. And one of the things that I
said, let's get over here to that drama back then, okay, remember
before were all that stuff like twenty fifteen. Okay, I got made fun
of by all these right tards because I said all of this stuff is going
to be infiltrated and filled with cointell people. I was telling them this in
twenty fifteen, and they all just shouted me down and said I was an
idiot, conspiracy theorist, ta retard. I was all this and who was
right right here? I was right. I told you that all of this
stuff will be demolished by informants and cointell and all of that, and I
kept telling them that, and you know what they said to me, You're
idiotcy retard. For years, there's clips. People have put the clips up.
They didn't go viral. They might have got twenty or thirty thousand views,
but somebody found clips of me saying that all these right wing idiots were
gonna get honey trapped and they're gonna follow into a bunch of traps, and
it's the whole thing, would just be would collapse, and it did,
because all of this stuff does. It's the same things over and over and
over. I read about cointel bro twenty years ago, right, and that
was against leftists. But it's the same technique. It's a it's a pattern.
It doesn't matter what your movement has the same infiltration techniques in pattern.
So the point of all that is when Lauren Southern says my husband was a
what does she say, a feed of some sorts and has a security clearance,
Okay, and that does happen. I don't know her case, not
getting into people's personal drama, not dissing her. I don't have any negative
attitudes. We had one positive interaction, and I think we had one negative
interaction over the wasn't negative. It was just like disagreement over the stories of
the buried bodies in Canada. And the reason that I was saying that that
was likely true and I don't have a problem being wrong about that if that
was not true, is because there were true stories about the orphanage in Isle
of Wight and the orphanage in Ireland, remember those, and that they really
were burying bodies. Right. So I've got a stack of books that I've
read on, you know, ritual a bus in Rome, and I know
about that, and it's not all fake. It's not all bologny. Now
the story that we were disagreeing over that could have been bologny, I don't
know. But anyway, my point is that what did I tell all these
people a long time ago in countless live streams, countless debase, I did
multiple blood sport Worski streams where I talked about this stuff and I was right.
So in her story, it's now, you know, she's basically saying
that her life has been upended into erupted because of the husband. And I
don't know if that's true, but that does happen, and it's all the
stuff that I said is the kind of stuff that happens if you are active
in this way doing this kind of stuff. I learned this a long time
ago, and you try to tell people this and they just they don't listen.
But why are we playing this well? Because there's some interesting points that
he makes. I don't agree with everything he says, and I don't know
whose story is correct, but this is a it's an illustration of the fact
that people are more interested in Lauren Southern's personal life, and she wants people
to be interested in that. I'm sure she feels that all I needed to
do the stream to explain the background, which I understand people that have an
audience sometimes you have to do that to address the issues because people are going
to be talking about it. But like, it's illustrative, just like the
whatever stuff. Why is it? You guys think? Like, how come
people are more interested in the personal lives in the drama and like what mistakes
people make in their lives than the real issues that matter. That just baffles
me. And I think as you get older, when you realize that we're
all make we all make mistakes, You're gonna make mistakes. I've made mistakes,
and then when you see people when you're on the other side of this
of the camera and the internet tries to comb through your life and find a
comment from ten years ago and blow it up. I can feel I sense
the you know, it's annoying to deal with that. I mean, it's
part of the game, part of the job. Understand that, but you
eventually realize that it was. Activism doesn't really do things. Activism can get
you an audience, and you can to change in a certain way. But
the way that you typically think as a young person, as an activist you're
going to change things is not the way you're gonna change things. It doesn't
work the way. So let's see a couple of what his points are about
this video and where I agree and disagree. Those kinds of lies the reason
why you wouldn't talk about him until now. I'm not sure Jordan Peterson is
actually the person you want to be like, you know, leaning on right,
appealing to right now. And well, your Twitter feed gets pretty wacky,
doctor Peterson, he is, Yeah, his Twitter feed gets wacky because
your good friend MICHAELA. Peterson runs his Twitter feed. She sock puppets for
her dad. I think I don't think enough people really realize or really understand,
like the fact that she's the one that is in charge of his pr
and basically his entire brand. So all right now, I don't know anything
about who runs Jordan Peterson's Twitter account. Who cares? Okay, I mean
what? But the reason this is interesting is because and I'm not going to
spend the whole time harping on the trag cat stuff, but so part of
the reason that she took the route that she did was that she decided she
was going to be a traditional Catholic. And I don't know if she was
raised Catholic or converted or what. I don't really know the background story.
And I'm not knocking people for who go that route because I did that.
I went that route. But what you learn is that this is not like
the the medieval trad cat world where we're gonna address as nights and save princesses
and fight Muslims. That's not real, dude, that's not the real world.
We don't live in that world, and it's very difficult. This is
one point that I do agree with Rollo on a lot of the people who
are the trad cons traditional conservative people, especially when they're young, they're super
idealistic, so they think that you can just sort of convert the world and
your life to this idealistic trad thing. And you cannot get people who have
been raised from from age one to now, who are eat, sleep,
and breathe feminism, for example, to suddenly become trads It doesn't work like
that. It's not gonna happen. I'm not saying that people shouldn't aim for
these things, but I've watched over the years, having been in a lot
of various conservative and right wing and trid circles of people, various churches.
I was in trad cat churches, a lot of these people actually kind of
snap, they break, they go nuts. Not saying that Lauren Southern did
that, I'm saying in my experience, I've seen this with people because there
is a rigidity that you take on for a noble purpose, probably good motives,
right, but if it's not done in the right way. And I
think that one of the advantages of Orthodoxy has is that it actually approaches these
questions in a therapeutic way. And the problem with Rome and a lot of
these other positions, the trad cat world is there's nothing about therapy. It's
a legalistic exchange. Right, So when you have a trad cat confessor,
most of the time that person is not really going to be giving you the
type of medicine and advice and help that you need that you would get with
an Orthodox spiritual father. You see, So this key crucial role in society
of the elder, which an Orthodoxy is a classic quasi prophetic Elijah style mount
Athos role, the role of the elder and the wise man, the spiritual
father is missing. And so who did she say that she went to.
Did she say I took these issues to my spiritual father. No, she
says, I went to Jordan Peterson. Now I don't I don't have something
that I've done old critiques of classical liberalism in Jordan Peterson, and I would
still maintain those are my main critiques of him, as well as the critiques
we did of you know, his take on who Jesus Says and Mike Jim
Bob said, the commonality between the way Tate describes God is very similar to
the description of Jordan Peterson of God. God is a kind of psychological conceptual
archetype that you aim for that helps you in your business bro Quest, right,
for Tate, for Jordan Peterson, it's like a conceptual thing that you're
aiming for in your psychoanalysis or your therapy. Right, it's the Tony Robbins
in the sky, the giant self help entity in the sky, which is
really just a concept in your head. I'm not saying that Laurence Southern shouldn't
talk to Jordan person about our problems, right, that's not the point.
My point is that we are at this weird phase in Internet world and world
history and the world historical where the concept of the wise man is gone,
and what's stepping in to fill the role of patriarch and wise man because there's
been such a inverted Satanic attack on the notion of patriarchy is the closest approximations
to male figures speaking about reality, speaking about the way things are, and
trying to give advice. Right. So I think that that's why you have
this sphere that's popped up. There's a lack of male wisdom, there's a
lack of connection to God the Father. I think that's a big part of
this, right, and one positive in the Orthodox Church that they are trying
to change. For example, in the Greek parishes the Greek Orthodox Diocese,
they want to inject female altar servers to prepare the way for the full acceptance
of deaconesses. And then the push for female priesthood priestesses, and the same
push is going to is in the Roman Church, and then the same push
will has already been successful in a lot of the mainline Protestant churches. And
all of that really is just a capitulation to feminocracy basically, which is what
we were talking about the beginning. This is not accidental, it's twofold.
There's a geo political push which we've talked about in multiple global elite texts,
Marilyn Ferguson's Acquiring Conspiracy, Changing Images of Man, Freedolf Kapper's Turning Point.
Those were all about making sure that the existing middle tier power structure, especially
in the corporate world the government world, all run by women by design.
And one of the ways they did that by design, by the way,
it's in the day tapes, which we covered as well, was the intentional
push to crush the middle class so that both people had to work. There
was another big, big element of this, right, so destroying the economy
so that two husband and wife both have to have full time jobs. Right,
that was done by design? How was that done by design? Through
the Federal Reserve scam usery FIAT banking system. That's how. In fact,
the old Aaron Russo interview with one of the Rockefellers, don't forget that because
he said, that's the point. The point is to get women in the
workforce, to yes, create extra tax base, to sap the public like
a giant vampire, but also to destroy the family. His twee Twitter like
that right there. I think she's a she's like throwing out what she thinks
is an inside joke. I get your inside joke. It's michaela who runs
his show. Just keep that in mind. Certainly a bastion of simple moral
truths that we seemingly always forget, and a very very kind man. A
lot of the things I'm going to talk about, except for his daughter running
his Twitter feed about today, as I mentioned earlier, are things it took
me a long time to process. I don't know why does that matter?
And some of them, I who care didn't want to share at all because
I know that public statements about private events in your life inevitably lead to people
demanding seats. I have the receipts for everything I'm gonna say, but wanting
to protect the privacy of other people. So this is then essentially Rollo's critique
is that it's not the story that Lauren Southern is telling. It is not
a federal agent, uh, you know, sort of messing up her life
and disrupting her activism. This is a way to rebrand and to cause get
attention or something like that. Again, I don't know. I don't have
any take on who how do I how do we know any in this stuff
anyway? Like, how do we know? I mean, it could be
the case, but we don't know. We're just taking people's words for it.
We're taking Lauren Southern's words for it that there's federal agents and they were
messing with her. Now, that seems plausible given her history of what you
know, being banned from countries and all that. That's not out of the
question. It does seem plausible. But is she exaggerating about her husband?
I had no idea, no way to know, Rollo, Oh says,
Oh, I've talked and I have an interaction with the husband. I don't
know it could be again, but why are we even I just don't understand
why it even matters. Why do we even care about somebody's divorce? And
like two weeks ago, all anybody was talking about was Stephen Crowder's divorce.
Now I understand that at a certain point, maybe it is necessary, it
is germane to go into people's personal lives and all this stuff because some people
are complete grifters and phonies. Right, So yeah, I get that at
some point. Yeah there's there's conment and all that. But but it's like
everybody now just wants to expose everybody, but not everybody is a complete grifter.
Not everybody's a liar, Not everything's a lie. Maybe it stuffs exaggerated,
but it's just I don't know. I thought we were past the you
know, fake and Gray exposed era of videos. I guess we're not.
But I mean, it's just like the do a Little Horn tooting, you
know, Jordan Peterson had RFK Junior on and I'm going to play some of
that, maybe not tonight but later on. And that was about a lot
of conspiracy stuff. Now, I've been told by certain people that that the
perception of you, Jay is that you're too conspiratorial, You're associated with Lord
Voldemart, the stuff you cover is too conspiratorial. Blah blah blah blah blah.
Okay, what's fair enough? I understand that. You know, I've
never that label's never bothered me, And in the last fifteen years, I've
pretty much been ninety accurate. So I feel completely vindicated on pretty much everything.
I mean, maybe maybe I got one or two areas or one or
two events I miss misinterpreted, sure, but I mean I'm shooting like ninety
nine percent for the most part, worst case scenario ninety best case scenario ninety
nine. Most of the time. We'll say, and I don't know,
I feel like we're just way ahead of the curve over here all the time
because all the stuff that RFK is talking about bro me and Lord Valdimore and
Lord Valdimore before me, and we've been talking about this stuff for a long
time, and not just us, plenty of other people, Richard Grove,
Paul Joseph Watson, you know, many, many people have been talking about
this stuff for a long time, and a lot of the if you remember
back to the blood Sport days and all that stuff, a lot of these
right wing activists people. They were too good for these for us conspiracy people
all but who was right? We were? And now Lauren Southern sounds like
a conspiracy theorist, which is fine with me. I welcome, I welcome
people over to our side. Yes, people have finally started to understand that,
No, I wasn't insane, I wasn't making up stuff. I actually
have read the books that are behind me and over there on the wall.
I actually know what I'm talking about. But I will say another point that
I will give to Rollo, and I don't agree with everything he said.
Rollos has some ridiculous stuff like every dude shoul get avsectomy. I mean,
that's just one percent the depopulation agenda. Dude, what are you talking about?
That's crazy. I mean he says a bunch of just dumb stuff.
He says some good things and some true things, but he says some dumb
things in my view. Two. So, so I disagree with all these
people. That's what we're doing. And I agree with all these people.
So we're doing a my analysis of these people, Jay's analysis of the Red
Peel, The Red Peel Mano sphere sphere. I am not going to just
slash them up on screen. In fact, I'm probably going to be more
vague about some things than you'd like, just to keep everyone's privacy and dignity
intact. Okay, I want you to know before we get before she goes
on any further here, the reason why she's throwing this out right now,
that's putting out this disclaimer right now, is because she knows that she is
going directly against the protection order that was put out by both her attorney and
her ex husband's attorney right now. By doing this video, she is jo
I'm going to talk about in the video, despite how sad it's all going
to seem, it's it's not a tragedy overall. It really feelings route.
I could easily point out that nearly fifty percent of all marriages and here and
talk to me about options forward, how we as a family move forward,
whether that as you should. Uh. This kind of hits different now,
doesn't that? Guys and I got some other stuff to recently for no reason
at all. I'm looking for a specific part where they talk about the federal
agent thing. That was a part that I found interesting because I wanted to
hear that part we'll cover that here in this set, but that's not the
only reason I want to talk about this today. I also feel the need
to talk about it because I know how many young men and women are like
me who grew up in conservative Christian households and are desperate to experience marriage,
or at least what they think experiencing marriage is without realizing what it actually entails.
And by doing what most influencers do best, omitting the difficult details of
my life, not only am I living in a painful contradiction myself, I
am denying what may provide some important truth to my audience, something I have
always promised you guys, but failed to deliver here for far too long,
because it has been a personally difficult truth to tell myself. Yes, and
it is personally damaging to the appearance of the brand that is you. That's
why we all like to talk about Let's clarify things here, and because I
wanted to dedicate the rest of my life to him. Is for best,
the best definition of the best description I can give his employment is he is
a government contractor. That's what he told me. Okay, here's the part
I was looking for. So this is the part where she discusses this,
and then he gives his take, And I'm just going to point out that,
I mean, this is the kind of stuff that I talked about with
all of these right wing people six years ago, so desperate for this life
that I had in my head that I assumed my husband had in his head
as well, and as a result of that, I rushed into marriage.
Like a college kid who picks up the Communist Manifesto and decides to join the
revolution. I simply never bother to ask some of the most obvious questions,
what a flourish, what a great trust their promises in this case vows,
or will reality simply break them into pieces? For any marriage, this is
a question that cannot go unanswered, but as I was soon to learn,
it was especially vital to know the answer in my case, because being married
to me has its own unique challenges. Oh yeah, the main one being
I am super super controversial, and for someone with a respectable job like my
husband had, that's a big problem. Now, this is a fair point
to make about the people who for many years have projected at on the internet
sphere of being the images of trad con Unfortunately, I think it just produces
a lot of hypocrisy, and I'm not again, I'm not saying that I'm
better than Lauren Southern or that I have avoided these things. You know,
I many years ago was a super trade cat and I thought I have to
get, you know, trad cat married and do everything perfectly trad cat or
I'm damned right, you're going You're headed to Dante's inferno. I mean,
that's the trad cat attitude. And the problem is that it's this weird,
unrealistic, idealistic expectation that appeals, especially nowadays, to a lot of really
spurgy dudes. Okay, so a lot of the people that are young guys
that are turned off because of the degeneracy of the dating market now and of
how women have been debased and all that, and the craziness of the culture
now we've it's just it's just a giant nightmare, That's what I'm trying to
say. Like it's it's all messed up, Like it's all ten times worse
than it was even fifteen years ago, ten years ago. So it's just
completely insane, and there's stuff that you can't even get into with like Stabby's
right, I mean, do we even know if we want to intermix with
people that have had the stabby right, this kind of stuff. I mean,
so I'm almost speechless at this point when it comes to that stuff.
But this is not This still hasn't conquered everything, because there are still normal
human beings. But and most people don't. I think most people are still
pretty much fairly normal. They're not completely toxified yet. I don't think the
whole of population is completely just godblins. It's there's goblins every day, new
goblins being recruited and goblinized and retartavised every day. Sure, but the majority
is still kind of They're still and there's a lot of people who are now
awake. So if if I was a young, single dude, I would
understand that I've got to have a little bit of flexibility here. I cannot
have these crazy expectations or girl of that. I'm going to create an ideal
perfect you know, like here's a good analogy, like there's a similar thing
with SSPX people with the old Believers. I'm going to have a perfect old
Believer community on a farm that's untainted by all of this. It's just it's
just not gonna work. I don't have any easy answers to this stuff that
there's not easy answers. I'm not saying you shouldn't moved to the to the
country. You should, but the idea that you're going to create an ideal
religious community in the country, I'm a little skeptical of that. Not because
the ideas aren't there. It's rather that a lot of the people in the
religious world and in the trag cat world, especially when you're in your early
twenties, and I know because that was that way, you have an extremely
idealized picture of things. And when you go into this, especially if you're
a little bit on the spectrum, you got a little dosatism, you're gonna
expect things to be a certain way. And when things mess up. As
you get older, as you will, you're gonna have relationship marriage mistakes.
You're gonna have people to get divorced. You're gonna have spouses that leave you,
You're gonna have women that will leave you, You're gonna have guys that
run off, You're gonna get screwed over. Like these things are gonna happen.
You're gonna make mistakes. And if you are so tightly wound with this
idealistic expectation and then you make a mistake, everything will collapse, You'll have
a meltdown. And I don't know Lauren Southern, so I'm not and I'm
not judging her. I don't have any again, any negative attitude. But
my sense is that if Lauren Southern's account of the things is the case,
then what this signifies in my analysis is that people who are young, trads
and in their twenties as I was, have these expectations of how it's going
to be and what you should do. And that's noble, it's not bad
to do that, but it leads to a situation that will put you in
a very difficult state. That's what I'm trying to say. It can lead
to this, and in my estimation, I think that's if Lauren Southern's complete
story is true, that is what's happened, is that her expectations were not
met. Maybe she did have a fed husband and it resulted in a nightmare.
And that's kind of the conspiracy stuff that I've talked about for a long
time now. If her story is not totally right and it's exaggerating, Rollo's
right. Where I agree with Rollo is you cannot really have these wild expectations
if you're a young dude as to what you're going to build. So I
do have a couple track cat friends, for example, who have remained married
for many years and have like eleven kids, So it is possible to do
it. I'm not saying there's absolutely no possibility to still building these things,
but it's not a formula that's going to happen where like if I go to
the track cat sspx mass and if I do everything perfectly, and if I
do that, then it's all going to work out. It's all gonna be
no. And you especially can't do it this kind of stuff if you're going
to be a media person and expect to work out perfectly. So she should
have understood, I think, and this is probably a lesson that she's learned
from this, is that you can't do full time media work and be trad
mom. You just can't do it. Doesn't mean you can't make videos or
have fun or whatever, but you know, if you're gonna do the trad
cat thing and you're gonna be churning out ten kids as a trad cat,
how are you going to be running a freaking livestream video, flying around the
world doing all this media stuff like the trad cat, the trad wife,
trad con lifestyle is pretty empathetical to a lot of what is required to be
like a media person and a media worker. But those are tough lessons.
And when you're young, you're idealistic. You think everything's gonna be perfect,
it's going to fit into this ideal scheme, and you think that if you
follow all these this checklist, it's gonna work right because you're following the rules
and the prescriptions. And then when something comes and it's not according to the
rules the prescriptions, it can lead to a meltdown. Okay, she's gonna
chime in here in just a second, because she does an audio overlay about
this, and I'll let her. I'll let you guys listen to the rest
of that. But I wanted to point out that the high profile job,
the high status job she's referring to is the guy is for best. The
best definition of the best description I can give his employment is he is a
government contractor. That's what he told me. So, oh, a lot
of people right now on Twitter, A lot of people now just because he's
a government contractor. That doesn't mean he's not necessarily fed. I mean you
could still be a fed as a contractor. I mean you can be sheep
dipped, you can have all kinds of things as a cover. And I
mean she even says in this video, I'm not saying he was the head
of right wing investigations or whatever, but I mean it is not out of
the Roman possibility that because of her controversial takes and documentaries and stances, that
she had somebody assigned to her to disrupt things. So that is plausible.
Is it the case? I don't know, but it is plausible. And
the fact that he's a quote contractor doesn't that doesn't mean anything, doesn't mean
that he's not a fed. Well, right now, who want to jump
to her defense? A lot of people in the sort of the the next
you know, what's all whatever is passing for the alt right right now want
to say that her ex husband was some sort of fed, some kind of
plant, some kind of ready you know, asient provocateur. Was that Romeo
spy or was the Romeo agents I can't remember the name, Romeo something or
other like basically to fall in love with her and take advantage of the poor
defenses that a twenty three year old and have a baby with her, because
that's because he's a spy, because he's an American Romeo spy. Right he
worked for American government. Um No, not not even remotely close to that.
And a matter of fact, he actually changed his job from where he
was in Australia to go to Canada and then back again. There's a lot
of moving around. But I want to clear this up right now, he
is okay, Well, none of those reasons in any way would necessarily mean
that he's not so like Well, he moved around a lot, so he
wouldn't like a person who's a spy doesn't move around. I'm pretty sure they
do, right. But again, I don't know. I have no opinion,
no idea whether he was a spy or I don't know. But I'm
just saying that it is relevant for our purposes because this is precisely the kind
of stuff that we have talked about for a long time, for many,
many years, many many interviews. I've discussed sex operatives and ravens in two
different books, and Romeos and honey traps all that. Yeah, I know
about all that, but a lot of that is it's always typically it's pretty
difficult to prove that kind of stuff, right, So again, we'll probably
never know that unless there's some kind of actual document at some point, you
know, government documentation, this declassified that her husband was a spot. I
mean, again, it's possible, and we know that. Of course,
the various agencies they do recruit people to do tasks like this, for example,
one of these. And I have absolutely no doubt in my mind that
in this whole manosphere, red pill world, there's a lot of people who
are in that sphere, who are in the agency adjacent world. I'm not
talking about these people. I don't know. I'm not a claiming anybody.
But for example, that one fresh and fit dude, doesn't he actually say
on his bio that he's a former federal agent or something. Okay, so
this is again this does happen, but we'll probably never know in these cases.
What do you mean, come on, it does happen. Well the
way, thank you for those super chats. We got upwards of seven hundred.
That's a nice little daytime audience here. That's about all I wanted to
Oh the other thing I wanted to say, where I think rollo has a
point is about the sims. Right. So, on the one hand,
attractive people are going to get audiences, right, I mean, you're going
to get an audience if you're attractive, and that's just the facts of human
nature. We shouldn't be mad about human beings like attractive people. I mean,
come on, you got me here, right, I'm a freaking internet
diva. Okay, let me look at this diva, so we can expect
this. Nothing wrong with that. But it is true that a lot of
them, a lot of the success of this sphere of people where the I
think the red Pill manister guys are correct, is to critique all of this
vapid nonsense that the so called women people that were supposed to look to in
a lot of these cases, they have nothing to offer, right, Like
the women and the creatures that come on the whatever podcast. They don't have
anything useful to offer. And so how are these people even a thing?
Well, there's armies of simps paying for them to be a thing. What
Yes, who is giving these people the money and the attention? Why are
is? Dudes? Stop giving these women money and attention first of all,
And I'm not trying to be like some super I understand you're gonna we're all
gonna look, hey, that chick looks good. Right. I'm not faulting
you because you saw somebody Instagram or whatever and she looked good. Okay,
But to employ these women and to give them a why is anybody listening to
any of these women at all? That's what I'm trying to say. There
ain't no way any of these people on this podcast has anything to teach you
other than get the heck away from I'm not dissing Mary. I'm sure Mary's
cool. I'm not talking Mary. I'm talking about the all the thoughts they
bring on this podcast. That's what I'm talking about. I don't think Lauren
Southern is a bad content creator or a bad person or has nothing to offer,
So I'm not even saying that. I mean, Jamie makes podcasts.
I think she has a good podcast and she has good information. Jamie and
I disagree at times on topics. It's fine, but the mano spirit manosphere
of red Pill guys have do have a great point that none of these women
would really have any audience if it wasn't for the simple sphere, and that's
a good point. I agree with that, but I cannot imagine spending like
multiple hours. Who could watch this for multiple hours? But it must just
is it just pure entertainment. I guess that's what it is. And I
can understand that because when when we have the people calling into my stuff,
it's pretty entertaining, like like I was enjoying the drunk check cussing me out
like that was I actually enjoyed it. It's like, bring it, We're
bringing the entertainment, right, I got then there will always be a market
for a Jerry Springer type of show where you'd bring a bunch of crazy people
on and let him, let him loose, let him out of the cage.
So Cotel did a stream and I wanted to hear a few of his
points about Let's see some of his takest here. I'm doing some of his
takes on Rollo. Let's see what Cotel thinks of Rollo, and I imagine
I'm gonna agree with some of his points. And by the way, reminder
that David will be on with me. Cotel will be on with me this
week and we will be covering the red pilt manosphere and giving our takes on
it. So let's see what some of his points are. I listened to
some of this last night. I thought he had some good points. And
let's see what he thinks about Rollo as granddaddy of the man sent more than
this. Okay, So right now we're looking at twenty seven percent of young
men are virgins. And this has to do with in cell culture. Again,
I'm trying to highlight why is the mantosphere so popular? Why is the
mantosphere the most popular thing you can talk about on the internet right now?
Well, it has to do with the disenfranchisement of young men. Again.
Well, now here's the point I want to make, and this is a
contentious point. Okay, lot of'all are going to disagree with me and
get mad about this point, but look, I'm gonna try to be real
with it. Okay, I'm sorry. The red pill manosphere and the PUA
people actually have something to offer here, which is that in cell culture is
not a good thing. And a lot of young guys are gonna be like,
oh, you're hurt it. You're making me mad, You're hurting my
feelings. Listen, trust me on this. You as a dude, you
should have gone through the experience in life which you got robbed of because of
various things, because the Internet, because everything's so crazy. But I genuinely
think that as a young guy, there's a ride of passes that you should
go through where you learn typically in high school. You should learn this in
high school, right, But high school, i'm told by the young pups,
is so crazy now that it's not even this way anymore. It's not
like John Hughes High I went to John Hughes High School. It's not like
that anymore. You need to have gone through the experience of learning how to
attract the woman. So you know, did you go through the phase in
high school where you tried to dress up and you put on cologne and you
flirted with girls in class and jim and at recess and at the football game
and all that. Did you did? You didn't go through this? You
should have gone through this. Well, everybody's so like insulated automize now,
I guess nobody goes through anymore, especially through the coup for the last three
years of isolation and all that. Okay, I understand, But so you
need to go through this phase. Every dude should go through the phase of
experimenting with talking to girls, going out and meeting girls and getting rejected.
You need to go through that. Now, I'm not saying that you need
to be degenerate and all that, but I'm saying that it's just part of
the reality of our We don't live in trad con world and we don't live
in the Middle Ages where you're you know, little village is going to organize
the marriage for you. I'm sorry, just it doesn't work that way.
We don't live in that world. It might be nice if we get to
something like that. Maybe if there are successful communities of Orthodox Churches and others
that you know, move and live benedict option or whatever out side of the
degeneracy culture, that's probably what's going to have to happen and the way it
should go. But we're not there yet. So you know, you got
people who are trying to meet people, trying to be saying. The best
hope that you have as a dude in this situation, I would say is
if you're really set on not wanting to change, and you think I am
an insult and I'm going to be that way, look into monastic life.
Seriously. I think in the church, in the ancient and medieval world,
there was already a pathway for people to become monastics who had proclivities in those
directions. There's nothing wrong with that. There's nothing wrong. It's a different
type of lifestyle. But it seems like there was an outlet or a way
to live that catered to that type of a person, and that does still
exist. It's not as prevalent as we would like. But let's be real
here, that's not most of us. That's not most people. Okay.
And if you are thinking, oh, I want to do that to avoid
responsibilities, that's not a healthy No, you're going to fail at monastic life.
They're going to kick you out of the monastery. Okay. It's not
a thing where oh I run from having a job and a family and all
that. If it's a flight from responsibility, then you're just being an idiot,
and that's dumb. So the fact of the matter is, as dudes,
we have to figure out how to change ourselves to attract a mate.
That's only two options unless you're going to go into the monastery. This is
the job set before you. That's why I'm saying that there is an element
to both red pill and pickup artist stuff, not that you have to be
a pickup artist. But I'm saying that learning basic things like how to dress
well, how to have social interactions, how to communicate, how to interact
with women in a way that attracts them, or else you are not going
to get a date. You're going to be a weirdo, don't You don't
want to be a weirdo. And in often I mean you could be weird
on your own, being yourself or whatever, but not in a way that's
cringey and makes women draw back from you, right, not being a cree
And so what I'm talking about is social the social dynamics element, That's what
I'm trying to say. The social dynamics element of a lot of this stuff
is not manipulation and deception. It might be used for that, but there's
a lot of things that are in that in themselves just just good like body
language. If I learned body languages, that mean, oh, you're manipulating
you because I've learned body No, it's just studying human actions and human biology.
So learning social dynamics, learning social cues, learning how not to be
weird and to have conversations with people, those are all excellent skills that will
help you in life. They'll help you beyond to just attracting a mate.
So don't be so shortsighted and silly as to think that everything in these spheres
is wrong and it's all lies and it's deception. Girls shouldn't wear makeup because
it's deceptive. Come on, man, you're real. That's ridiculous now.
I mean, I think makeup's toxic a lot of times, but if I
mean Jamie wears organic makeup, I don't who cares nothing wrong with that.
I do think it is great to learn social dynamics. For example, I
got invited to give a talk the other day to an event with a friend
of mine. Benny Wills invited me into talk to his one of his classes
of people that he teaches communication and parhesia too. Right, So I was
having a class discussion with It's surprised me because there was actually a lot of
boomers. Not that I hate boomers, not being me, I'm just saying
I would have thought his class was largely young people who wanted to learn,
you know, public speaking skills, communication, this kind of stuff. And
this was a lot of older people who were who were wanting these skills,
right, and who don't have the ability to communicate well, and so so
it was illustrative because here I am telling boomers, teaching boomers how to do
something, which, by the way, is ironic, because I got a
little giggle out of that. Boomers coming to me for stuff. Oh the
irony I am. By the way, So if Rollo is the father of
the red pill manosphere, I'm actually the father in creation of all boomer jugs.
Literally, I actually am. I'm not kidding, I actually am the
father of all that. Anyway, point of all this is that guys,
look, you can benefit from learning social dynamics, and that includes not just
how to be seductive. It's not, it's not reducible just to that.
But I do think you even need to know a little bit about that,
okay, since there's no guy figures. It's like dads aren't there's no dad's
giving the birds and bees talk, I guess or something like it. Because
it's more than that, Like you need to know how to do things in
the world and how to be a man, okay, and not be a
dork. And unfortunately, a lot of guys in the religious sphere, it's
a lot of damn dorks in the sphere and you got to overcome being a
dork. I'm sorry, you just got to. So I will give to
the red Pill and the people. Those are good points and those things we
could learn from. I'm not telling you to be deceptive and manipulative and sleep
with a hundred different women and get STDs. I'm not telling you do that,
but I'm saying that it is beneficial to learn these kinds of skills.
And I mean, I'm kind of an eccentric guy, but I did understand
a long time ago the power and the ability of public speaking and communicating.
And I can go talk to an audience, live audience of five hundred people,
it's no problem. I've done it many many times, and that is
actually a power that is a powerful skill to have. I've never performed a
song in front of a crowd. I did, and yeah, of course
it was cringe. It was supposed to be. It's called cringe corps.
But for me, it was a success. It was another thing that I
have never done. It was a challenge that I made myself do, And
so I would look at these things like challenges. If you're a young guy
and you've never asked a girl out, challenge yourself to experiment with self improvement
and going out and meeting women and trying to get a phone number. Now
I'm not saying you have to go to the nastiest club in town, but
I'm saying try this of go to the coffee shop. If you see a
girl reading or Bible, strike up a conversation. The only way to get
over these things is to go through these things and realize that after you get
shot down three or four times, it's not the end of the world.
Oh look, it wasn't in the world. These are normal male activities.
This is what guys should go through. You should experience these things. So
let's see what else we have. It's in other words, we do not
want to aim for being in cells. That is not a healthy thing.
And I believe that the in cell culture is being foistered and pushed on the
one hand, just like the feminist culture is being pushed on the other.
You've got feminism over here and the insuls over here, and there are two
sides of the same dialectical controlled war, and both of those are bad news,
both of them. So let's see what Elsegeing with Rollo, agreeing with
the gynocentric worldview, but disagreeing that it's just some haphazard thing that's happened in
the world. Now, this has to do with an inversion of the phallocentric,
the Christian logos oriented worldview, the true paradigm if you, if you
will, the true map of reality and so um and so you look at
this and in cell culture is on the right. Now you look at all
these site. You know Caitlyn Logan I better. I wonder what her thoughts
are on feminism and Donald Trump you can already guess. But in so culture
is increasing. Should we be worried? And what can we do about it?
Well, what can we do about it? Already answers if you should
be worried because you're insinuating, you need to do something about it. However,
I'm not gonna go argue with this leftist woman here, But but this
is highlighting a real phenomenon. This is what I was trying to get across
again up Montanica to the bishop, is that it's hard for people over forty
to really appreciate the disastrous state that young men are in right now, and
even if they are Orthodox, even if they are Christian, why there's so
much hopelessness and why they're so angry and why they're so upset with the world.
That my point talking to clergy was that it's justified and that we as
the Orthodox Church need to recognize that and really just build a general conversation so
that our priests, the men, the patriarchy, the spiritual fathers of our
tradition, can be aware of that and then we can articulate that that is
a reality. So when the young men come to the church, they're coming
to a place of refuge, the hospital. Christ is the savior of souls,
right, he is the physician of souls. He is the healer,
and the Church has come to heal us. That's what the point of the
church is. And so my point to the clergy is that we need to
recognize, we need to recognize the reality that young men are in, and
we need to be able to express ourselves as a place in which they can
take refuge and they can come and because we would recognize their problems. Right.
So, the manosphere, though, has created women to be the enemy.
You listen to their rhetoric, and it's always at the expense of a
woman that a man gains. Now, this certainly isn't a Christian worldview.
Because so in terms of the people in the chat, we're going to do
a stream with Cotil in the next couple of days tomorrow actually, so this
is preparation for that. So people are like, why isn't it Coatil on
the stream? He will be tomorrow. Relax, he's coming on. Chill
out. It's okay. By the way, if you want to support the
stream, you can do so by the super job function, which is through
stream labs, So you use the stream labs link right here. And I
think Cotail's making some really good points here. I listened to most of the
stream the other night, and this he's right about this, right, I
mean this stat the hopeless state that young guys feel. I mean I was
still single in twenty let's see fifteen sixteen, and I was pretty much like,
all right, I don't think there's gonna be I'm not gonna meet anybody.
This is probably not gonna happen, so I'm just not gonna worry with
it. I'm gonna go about my life and not worry about it. And
I did meet Jamie soon after that, so in God's providence that worked out
for me. But I can definitely identify with what it's like being single fairly
recently, but again that was still like twenty fifteen, right, But when
I look over the materials and I'm saying, okay, so men feel helpless,
all right, But so what does game for example lay out? Is
it this terrible horrible thing? Well, like in Strauss's book, he says
number one their steps, You're going to select the target. Right, So,
if I'm out and I'm looking for someone that I might want to date
if I was a single, dude, think about where is a likely place
that you would meet some people? Right now. I know it's different now
because everything's on the internet, so it's even less in person as it used
to be. But there are still places that you can meet people in person.
You can meet people at church events, you can meet people at coffee
shops, you can meet people in the bookstore. That still exist. Right,
This all is still there, it's not completely gone. And he talks
about, you know, selecting a target. You're in the coffee shop,
you see a girl reading her Bible. Great opportunity right there. Approach,
how to approach and to have a conversation. This is just basic human social
dynamics. I don't see any reason why this is bad, why this would
be a problem. Do you understand that so many dudes. I was talking
to a clergy person the other day who was complaining that the young dudes nineteen
twenty don't know how to go up to a girl and talk to her.
Okay, well, I'm sorry, but this is not evil, this is
not sinful. This is part of human interaction. You're gonna have to learn
how to do this. So Straus goes on to say a step three,
how to open the conversation and then demonstrate value. Now, if you have
a religious world view, okay, that doesn't mean that you have to demonstrate
the value like eight wood or you know, let me tell let me show
you my bugatties and you know. But if you are dressed well and you
have, you know, something even innocuous like your gait, okay, the
way that you stand and walk. Have you ever watched spurgeat nerdy dudes and
weirdos coming out of comic conventions are coming out of LARPing, dragon cons or
whatever. I'm serious, Have you watched them? How do they walk?
They walk really fast and stuff. It's freaking weird, totally unnatural and just
bizarro. Why do you walk like that? You look like a dummy,
You look idiotic and a woman because she is intuitively sensing inner biology the type
of man you are. Within a few seconds of seeing you, when you're
walking around a spurg with something that stuck up your butt, she's immediately disgusted
by you. And by the way you discussed me too, I'm embarrassed for
you. You look like an idiot and you should be told that you look
like an idiot because that's the only thing that will help you instead of crying.
I'm still you guys, don't I'm talked about right, Like the weirdo
spurgs and the way they walk, and they always they always dress and freaking
what do you call it? Pajama pants Like it's always some weirdo dude and
a freaking basketball shorts who's got man boobs. I mean, this is just
disgusting, and it is not society that is making you feel bad for why
you feel bad. It's your own conscience and your own inner person signifying to
you that no, something is wrong, dude. So, on the one
hand, I don't agree with Tate and company that this is all just about
you know, stacking your bugatties and stacking skanks and stacking cash or whatever.
But there are elements of this which archery, which are that no, I
can develop a sense of being a high value male, and I can signify
that as just part of peacocking. Guess what, that's part of nature.
Did you know animals peacock to get a mate. Do you know bugs do
this? There's spiders who will like build a fancy nest in peacock to get
a mate. Because that's not sinful, that's just biology. I'm sorry.
And a lot of the insul and a lot of the people who are super
self righteous religious people, they're actually antique. They're against nature and they don't
even realize it. Now, if you are going into monastic life and you're
gonna go live in the monastery and you're not going to be be married,
then that's the life for you. That's a great calling. But I'm sorry.
If you're going to be in this world and you're going to have a
family, you got to deal with the things of this world, and that
means you're going to have to work on yourself. You can't change society to
say that you're good. All the fat acceptance stuff. Right. No,
No, it's your conscience telling you that what you're doing is wrong, not
society. You can't change everybody's perception to make being morbidly obese healthy and acceptable.
So you can't have a society that has no shame. You see.
Strauss goes on to talk about and I'm just giving this as an example.
If you've met a person that you were interested in. Let's say you go
to the library and there's a cute library chick and you want to talk to
the girl to the library. Didn't I give this example before? Right?
Figure out when if she's hanging out with her harpy friends, her harpy friends
are probably gonna block you, pep block you. You know what I'm talking
about, right, So if you want to ask her out, well,
maybe you should wait until she's not around all her harpy friends. This is
just basic human social dynamics. Okay, This is not deep psyops. This
is not engaging in human manipulation. It's base human psychology and biology. And
if people can't grapple with that, I'm sorry. That's not my fault.
It's not fear. This should good your deception. No, it's not it's
being wise and cunning about getting what you're after. If you want a mate,
if you want a person to date, if you want to begin a
relationship. I'm sorry, you're going to have to learn some of these things.
It's just a fact. Or you can just stay single creating an emotional
connection. Now, this is where it can start to become manipulative. Right,
I can use the tools of knowing human psychology for good or for evil,
you see. But knowing human psychology does not make me evil. It
doesn't make me manipulative. It only makes me manipulative if I use it to
manipulate. But I'm sorry to tell you this too. People, guys,
there's a push pull game this part of biology in terms of attracting a mate.
Have you ever watched birds? When you get older, you will start
watching animals and birds, and you will start and learning from them, just
like Solomon did as he cites animals all throughout the proverbs, and you'll start
to realize when it's mating season, birds will chase each other, birds and
bees, and they have a little tiff back and forth, and they'll fight,
and they'll chase and they'll fight, and they'll grab each other and they'll
fight, and they'll the female runs and the male right chases, and this
kind of stuff that's part of biology and nature. I'm sorry, so many
people who are idealistic don't even realize they're actually warring against biology and nature.
Okay. Strauss goes on to say that, Okay, then here, do
this to amp up the connection, do this to build up the relationship.
Now, so all of those techniques could be used again manipulative purposes or for
conforming to biology. Yeah, I'm not saying that therefore every man should literally
just chase women. I'm just giving an example from nature that nature works this
way. And somebody's saying, so, you guys are saying in the chat,
well, her father should be involved. I agree. I mean the
more that we are like things traditionally were, the better. But keep in
mind, not everybody's got a good father or situation. I mean, households
have been ruined for a long time, so there may not be a father
who's involved in these situations. And guys, you're gonna have to be picky
and you're gonna have to see your own value to not cave in, which
is very difficult to settling for something bad because you want it to be the
case. You see. Remember, for example, in Lauren Southern's own story,
she said, I was so desperate and wanting the trad family and lifestyle
and it didn't work. And I'm just trying to say that those are all
noble goals, but guys, do not fool yourself and dupe yourself into thinking
when red flags have popped up, oh, I'm gonna it'll, it'll work.
I'll make it work because I really want the trad lifestyle and all this
kind of stuff. I'm just saying, be careful and know your own value,
see your own value. Don't lightly give yourself to someone else who does
not value you. Let's see what else he says. Remember tomorrow night,
Cotel will be on Patrick Patrick Cary Towards Eternal Logos will be on tomorrow night
together discussing a lot of these topics. And he just covered in his last
live stream. I think the arguments of row Let's see, let's get to
the rollo part wonderful, that's empowering. This is part of this guinocentric worldview,
the fact that the world is now coddling female emotionalism, fine women in
general, to the detriment of men. And so this is tied to,
as I said, the rise in male virginity. That that's a real thing,
and this is leading to the in cell culture, which again I'm not
promoting primarible sex, but the in cell is an outgrowth of the manosphere,
because the manosphere kind of divides into like the red pill and the black pill,
and then the black pill you have them the migtoo, the men going
their own way which don't want to co inhabit with women and basically just want
to use women for a sex object. And then you know, maybe you
get her pregnant and have children, but yeah, don't don't marry, or
just let her live by herself with the baby and you go visit. That's
migtow. This is ridiculous. Nothing about that is masculine. And unfortunately,
this black pill migtow community is filled with cells men who are disenfranchised sexually because
women just aren't interested. Women just aren't interested in them. And so that
even that's tied to something that I wanted to show, that is, you
know why you might want to avoid online dating trap. In recent years,
online dating has become the premier way couple's meet now, having a market share
of nearly forty percent according to a twenty nineteen study. No Post twenty twenty.
It's way awesome at the Orthodox Montagna. So much fun. Shout out
to Patristic faith. Oh yeah, let me share this, father deacon.
Absolutely, he says, we were all much closer to heaven because of everyone
and everything that happened at the conference. Yes, it was phenomenal. It
was really really good doing make conversation with her. Do not fall victim to
a series of obsessive fantasies that are going to probably disenfranchise you because you'll be
too obsessed with the ideals that you've constructed. So I agree with I agree
with him here. Whether in a monogamous marriage, LTR is a LTR or
a one night stand, strive for genuine desiring your relationships, LTR long distance
relationships, playing friends. Okay, Okay, I guess this is some of
the stuff. So I don't know what an LTR is. Women never want
full disclosure, more self satisfying. For a woman that to think she's figured
a man out based solely on her mythical feminine intuition, Rejection is better than
regret. Ninety percent of dilemmas average frustrated chump find themselves in, and a
majority of men's concerns with the opposite sex find their root in the methods and
means they use to reduce their exposure to female rejection. These are buffers meant
to reduce potential for the reject action of intimacy. Okay, so what are
ways in which men try to avoid intimacy? Long distance relationships? Playing friends,
email, I ams and texts, Facebook and online date that is a
That is true. Men are then avoiding uh intimacy with women, that is
true, and they're they're dealing with the fact that they don't want to deal
with rejection by these things. Now I disagree with some of them, like
long distance relationships not necessarily a rejection of intimacy. That just maybe the person
that you find. I found my wife through a long distance relationship. I
didn't want a long distance relationship. I want an immediate relationship. That's not
what God gave me. But pornography, absolutely, pornography. I had a
similar situation. You know, Jamie and I had to be long distance for
a while, so that actually turned out to be okay, Um, I
mean it's not good for a really long time. But it helps to you
know, at least figure out whether or not you're compatible before there's the intimacy.
Right, So the long term thing isn't always necessarily but absolutely Okay,
let's'll move the next one called plate theory. So here's Rolo Timasi's theory on
plate theory. When a man spends more plates, women are plates, by
the way, when he has irons in the fire, when he is pursuing
multiple women simultaneously, when he has options equally worth exploring, a man will
have a natural subconscious understanding that if one prospect does not expand others very well
may. Spinning more plates allows you more opportunities to select from the largest pool
of perspective choices and date them or drop them as you see fit. This
has two benefits. First, it serves as valuable, though non committed experience
for learning what a man requires for his own personal satisfaction. Secondly, opportunity
and options make the man the prize. Now for an Orthodox person, do
not if you're an Orthodox man, do not be dating multiple women, meeting
any of the women think that you're exclusive per se. Now, if you
are just in the messaging phase or you're talking to a girl. You can
certainly talk to multiple girls at the same time. If any of those women
think that you are in a relationship, it would be sinful then to continue
to talk to another woman romantically. So I would disagree with necessarily spinning more
plates to the context of like you're having sex. Obviously I'm not promoting premarital
sex. But I would be very, very cautious as a Christian man to
just be spinning plates quote unquote, even though, yes, the sexual sexualalies
a little bit different between men and women. Women communicate, communicate covertly with
gesture, with looks, with veiled meanings. Yes, you have to communicate
your intent to be non exclusive covertly. Never overly tell a woman you've got
other plays then her spinning. Allow her to discover this by your mannerisms,
your behaviors, and definitely by your availability to her confidence derived from the options
of non exclusive women in hand and from having successfully generated those options in the
Yeah, and this area is where you know, things can start to get
a little hairy, because it's it's not always black and white as to where
your relationship is. When you're meeting somebody and talking to them so I would
agree that if you're in the phase of talking to people and meeting people,
you're not under any obligations, and there's nothing wrong with talking to multiple people.
But you know, I would say that when you start to use them
damn dark arts, right, when you use the dark arts to be deceptive,
which is what I was talking about from the book, right, that
can be that's where the knowledge and information can be bad news. Right,
you can turn into something that's manipulative. So you know the thing about that
is if you try to be manipulative and if you try to see people,
well, a lot of times that's going to come back on you and you're
gonna get caught and it's not going to go well for you, and people
will manipulate you. So but guys have to be aware that when you're out
there, if you're single, if you're dating a lot of women that you
will meet, they will be manipulative. They will not tell you the truth.
So remember to be protective and guarded of your own value, right,
and don't give away too much, don't you know, hand everything over and
try to be you know this sort of like pining, you know, simpy
weirdo. That's the first number one, no note for this kind of stuff.
Right, you want to be a little aloof, And you're not being
aloof because you're deceptive. You're being aloof because you actually do have things going
on which are the main thing in your life. The main thing in your
life is not chase some woman is not chasing after this or that pleasure.
Your main thing in life is whatever it is you're up to that you're doing
that matters for you, right. I mean, obviously I'm not speaking the
religious sense. I'm saying that, you know, if you're a young guy
and you wanted to start a business, you know, and that's what's going
to be the basis for you to build your family, then you're about your
business. You're not about spending all your time on dating sites or whatever.
Right, you're about that. And if you are aloof to a person that
you're talking to or flirting with or whatever, it's because you're engaged in your
mission in life, that's why. And that signifies actual value in a practical
sense. Okay, not talking about in the religious not everything is just constantly
always the religious sense, we do have to get around in this world.
If you're a guy, so you are going to have to build value.
You're going to have to in some way have money coming in in a career.
I'm not saying that you have to make that your god, but if
you're going to operate in this world, you're gonna have to learn some of
these things, or else you won't be able to operate in this world.
So, while I disagree with Tait and company making monetary success the ultimate goal,
unless you're going into monastic life, this is going to have to be
part of your life and your work and your goal. I'm sorry, it's
just the reality, and there's nothing wrong as a guy with wanting to do
better, to increase your business, to start a business, to better yourself,
to better your life. That's not bad. It's not evil and sinful.
And in fact, in a lot of cases people who act like that
is bad, evil and sinful are actually just cloaking their own failure. You
see, they're cutting me out. It's just if cutting me out, you
mean the what do you mean eighty twenty? Are you talking about the internet?
Feet cutting out? I don't know what y'all talking about. You would
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Thank you so much for Justin Kristen ten dollars. Jay, you're the
man. You did over four and a half hours and you already helped all
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that, well, you guys can go listen to that stream. It was
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to Jay. Well, now I am pro twerking spirit At first, I
was like No, there's no way that twerking is spiritual. But this is
my favorite whatever braw clip, Let's see if we can find her remember her?
Is it? Shaking is such a primal practice of releasing trauma and somatic
blockages and emotions through our body, especially our hips or hips now we know
is where we store emotion. So when you are twerking, when you're shimmying,
you are literally releasing or releasing stored emotions from your hips. When you're
bending your on the floor, you're connecting to Earth, you're connecting to the
womb, you're restoring large. And that's why it's not even just an African
dance, but in Middle Eastern dance, in Latin American dance, sausage dance,
but shut the every single dance form has some form of hip movement to
it. This is also why Zebras, when they're running away from a lion
and they're about to get eaten and they make it in the nick of time,
they shake their bodies off, release the trauma, and they come back
to homeostasis. So I started to realize that as I was doing this,
I was healing myself through all of these generations of the collective trauma that now
we know with epigenetics is actually stored within our systems. And I so I
toured for all and it's true. By the way, I didn't I thought
that was from whatever. Bra Maybe it's not. Does she not go on
there? Who is this Sahara Rose? Of course her name is Sahara Rose
anyway, never mind, I thought she was on whatever, but she's not
so anyway. But it is spiritual. I can confirm because I just did
it and I felt it. So thank you. Jay Lama also a fellow
tworker who the spirit's told to donate, so we know it's a good spirit
if when you twerk that spirit tells you to send them pay Piggy super chests
baby. Thank you, Paul Burt ten dollars, Thank you, probably great
work. This show seems to be for people who want to remain current but
dip a toe into being based. I'm not sure. Are you talking about
fresh and fit? Are you talking about what's her name? Whatever? I
think you're talking about whatever, Puty Pote Challenger three dollars. Jay, I'm
watching you, but I also watched the whatever podcast. It is instructive because
it is telling us the sorry state of affairs when it comes to the modern
world and dating, prawn and society. Chase is great, great when he's
on there, and he is good versus evil playing it out interesting. Yet
I think Chase might be the dude that we had a few DMS with.
So Chase, if you see this, yeah, we should we have me
on there. Let me debate those debate those people. Christian Christian top g
at one dollar. I read Rollos books, so I read Rollos blogs over
the year. I've not read the books or all the books, but Cotel
was going through one of the books there on his stream. Christian Talby said,
I stopped reading Rollos books because he said, there's zero chance I will
marry a good Christian virgin in the West, because it's fallen. That's actually
not impossible. I have actually met. I mean, I don't know how
old you are. You might be like an eighty year old dude talking about
wanting to marry a young Christian girl, which that ain't gonna happen if you're
if you're a ninety year old, if you're a grandpa, that's probably not
going to happen. But if you're a young dude, it's actually not impossible.
I know a young girl actually who's single, who's a friend of ours,
friend of Jamie's, and I don't know if she's been paired up with
anybody, but I mean, if I know of one, then it's not
impossible. Byzantine dream five dollars. You should look up. It's complicated on
YouTube Man on the Street content where they ask random people in Las Vegas or
philosophy on relationships and genders. Oh man, oh, that sounds like people
love that man on the Street stuff. Dude. When we did the Tucker
Carlson episode, I mean, people love that man on the Street stuff.
It's it's pretty easy content. Maybe we need to do more of that.
You know, I was talking a scooter about that. We were saying,
we need to do more of that. Paul Birt ten dollars. Cass Sunstein
said the whole plan, Yes, exactly. Cognitive infiltration is what it's called.
This is the two thousand and nine plan that he mentioned when Obama first
got into office. Yes, I've read his paper, his white paper.
By the way, if y'all don't know this, how did I know a
lot of this stuff? Well, guess what I was reading in two thousand
and twelve. I read this at work one day, and I think I
read it because I heard Lord Baltimore this is it. Yes, So what
you'll find fascinating If I don't know why this in the whole pdf, maybe
it is the whole pdf. Let's see if this works. Yes, this
is it. So this is cass Sunstein's paper when he was coming in under
Obama. This is his paper on cognitive infiltration, and it actually, yes,
describes how this works. And you'll be surprised because if you read this.
We needed to do a whole live stream on this because I meant to
do it for a long time and I forgot about it. You'll find out
this is actually a philosophy paper like this mostly deals with epistemology. So you
think that psy ops and cognitive infiltration cointelpro You think that doesn't connect to to
psychology and philosophy, Oh yeah it does. And your boy right here has
been wrong right about all this Because I was reading this stuff ten eleven,
twelve, thirteen years ago. How did I know all the right wing goobers
would have their movement demolished and destroyed as I told them along because I read
this paper years before any of them people were even right wingers. I've been
here for a long time doing this stuff. Got a hotel of wrong stuff
a long time ago. So thank you for reminding me of that, Paul
Burt. That is a classic, and I put the PDF there if anybody
wants to read it. Real Andrew Tate five dollars, Nick fuintest is a
feed and enables pd AF is fake, and Gray RPGTV and Jaden Gang for
life. Now, I don't think that is the real Andrew Tate. John
three dollars, By the way, that was his comment. I don't have
any knowledge or opinion on anybody's in the internet spheres. I don't know.
I don't know who's a fat. I do not claiming anybody's a fat.
What I am saying is that the movements can get easily disrupted. That's what
I'm saying, John three dollars. Off topic. Did you see Waking Life?
Yes, we did a whole live stream on Waking Life, me and
Tristan actually Tristanna, and if you've not watched it, it's a pretty good
live stream. We had fun with that one. It's a Keano right here,
whoa I need a gun? Someone get me a gun right there if
you're interested in that show. But you say it is about dream theory,
postmodernism, and reincarnation and religion. Yes, and I think we cover all
of those in that live stream right there with me and Tristanna, is it,
Yes, it is. Look at that balld man up there, Look
at ball, Look at ball. Matthew mcconta. Hey, that's Matthew mcconta.
Hey, right, uh, that's him right up. Failed rapper Tristan
Haggard, who has not retired from the rap game. I'm sorry to say
that. I guess I beat him up too much with my fire bars I
was spitting. I guess he's retired. But anyway, Yes, we did
do Waking Life and we covered all that. So John, you can go
check that out majority in fifty dollars. So I guess this is what y'all
want. So when I talk about all this gibberish, what all the gibber
jabber the gossip is, then hair comes the live stream super chat money.
Do you see the elites pushing global reactionary fascism? In five to ten years
there could be a controlled far right reaction. It's very possible. I don't
have any proof or evidence of that, but it does seem possible. I
think that if there is a conservative reaction, and the only book that I
know of of the elites that well actually two griding the elite, do discuss
this shape of things to come. H. G. Wells has a powerful
nationalist leader rise up in the future Dystopia against the technocratic world government, but
he ends up getting defeated, and Jacques Attalie says in his Brief History of
the Future that America has a danger of becoming a Christian theocracy. He says
that by twenty thirty to twenty fifty, the elites have to be concerned about
the danger of a right wing Christian response that would try to make America into
a theocracy, which is odd bizarre that he would say that in that book,
but he does so. I think that they do, and at least
a few instances have a foresight of that possibility. And if they do have
a foresight of that possibility, then they will probably attempt to plan it and
co opt it. I would be one dred percent sure. Virgin chad NERD,
what are your thoughts about things that you can't answer on YouTube? Yeah,
I would say, you'd have to follow me over on Rockfan Average Theocracy
enjoy or one dollars. Have you watched Grand Treno? I did many many
years ago. I remember it being a pretty good movie. It's kind of
kind of Red Pilly, isn't it. I think so, you know,
I'll have to go back and rewatch it because it was I saw it when
it came out, and I don't remember much. It's just him like being
an angry boomer getting off my lawn and beating on cars with bats and gmal
twenty dollars. Thank you so much. Gim all been five dollars. I
love your content. I appreciate your patience with the track cat. I don't
know if I actually have a whole lot of patience with the track cats,
but if your perception is that I do, then I honor your perception.
You should debate Israel Anderson. Who is Israel Anderson? He talks about aliens
in the Bible. I don't think that's gonna go too well, so that
to me sounds completely completely simple. Jack man o' war ten dollars. Thank
you so much. Man o war. Appreciate that super chat guys would hit
like a share. I guess you guys like me covering this stuff. I
meant to get to this, Patrick Bett David, I didn't even realize this
is four and a half hours, four and a half hours with Tate.
That's crazy, dude. I thought this was just gonna be like an hour
interview, and I pulled it up a four and a half hours. So
millions of people will watch four and a half hours, but they won't watch
my live streams. Where are y'all at? Where are my people at?
Thank you so much, man O war true Low twenty dollars. I appreciate
the work that you do. Thank you so much. True Low. Are
you a relative of Ski Low or see Low? I wish I was a
little bit taller. I wish it was a baller or see Low Craze or
true Low. I'm on that goofy one dollars. Do you consistently find and
use find good use philosophy at theology books? Actually I do? Yeah,
I don't know if I would say consistently find good ones that are used whenever
I travel? Yeah, I go to Goodwill. Yeah, I usually find
pretty good ones. If I go to a new city, I try.
I got to all the bookstores and quite often I get a haul. It
seems like bookstores are going away though, so but yes, you can find
a lot of good books at things like Goodwill. Anyway, if you guys
would hit like and share, did I put this in the I didn't put
this in the chaff for you guys, But if you do want to go
watch the Waking Life livestream that we did, you can do that there.
Oh, I wanted to do a little bit of Pearl because I've not actually
watched pearls So let's see what Pearl says here in this video on this panel.
I don't think we'll watching all of it, but I'm not yet seeing
what Pearl says or does. So let's see what Pearl says everybody. I'm
Loslanders, I'm vice using chief political correspondent, and we are here today to
talk about some of the biggest issues dividing women across the country. In other
words, we're here to talk about feminism. First, I just want to
say, we know we can't represent everybody's views, but we did try our
best to bring together a diverse group of women today and today's polarized world,
is feminism dead? Yeah? I saw your head I think that depends on
the definition of feminism. I strongly think that feminism is more of an action
than an identity. How come everyone has this card Ashian voice? How do
the Kardashians infect all females? Where they those? I think that something's definitely
are but it's more finocition. It's uplifting all women and very alive at the
same time. Um, if you follow that definition, feminism has splintered off
into so many different areas that you can call people at RYL Sandberg who say
you should just get another nanny if you feel oppressed, and if we're talking
about um, yeah, it's pretty dead. Yeah, I mean, as
long as the human race exists and as feminism will never be dead. There's
something that we're going to have to strive and work work towards, um to
make sure that there is equality. So you know what, you know,
what's funny about these kinds of things. Have you ever noticed that in most
discussions, especially this low quality norm tier stuff like vice. Have you ever
known notice that nobody ever actually defines what they believe those terms to mean,
and all of the politically charged words and terms are never defined. Have you
ever noticed that do you ever want. Have you ever wondered why that is?
It's actually on purpose, because if it was specifically and precisely defined,
it would be a lot easier to be like, oh, that doesn't actually
make sense. Oh I don't agree with that. That is that's a dullite
that's a terrible idea, that's a completely destructive to society. You know,
let's not do that. No, but it's never defined because that elasticity allows
everyone to paste onto it what they want it to mean. So, according
to this woman, it means equality. So feminism just means equality. Well
hold on, so does that mean that in the ancient and medieval world?
Well maybe in some cultures, right, But let's say the Christendom were women
not equal in the sense of being human beings. No, they were viewed
as equally human being, But being equal as humans it's not the same thing
as being equal in every other sense, you see. So, I mean
this is just like it's a basic philosophical misunderstanding to think that because something is
equal in one way, that it's not distinct in another way. So a
man and a woman might be sharing the same nature of being human, that
doesn't mean that they're the same, and it doesn't mean that they're quote equal
in every way. This isn't really obvious that you would think people would realize
this. It's kind of obvious, right, Are men and women identical in
their performance of all physical activities on the average? No, and that's pretty
obvious. But if you say that, supposedly that's denying equality. Well,
but something can be equal in one sense and different in another sense, so
it's not denying equality. Oh, feminism is not dead. I don't know
that it can die. As long as there's power and oppression, there will
be people fighting for equity. Okay, so now feminism is fighting oppression,
meaning what what was oppressive? By the way, everyone knows too that in
all of these dumb, low tier debates of norms and these people, they
never say and can explain why something is actually wrong. First of all,
who oppressed you? And even if there was oppression? Okay, well,
but why is that wrong? I mean, I think that it's wrong to
quote oppress people, but I have a reason and a basis to say something's
wrong. People actually don't. So isn't it interesting that these low tier discussions,
in this kind of propaganda, they never define what feminism is, and
they never explain why it's wrong to be oppressed or to oppress. What about
the West exporting feminism to other cultures? What about that being an oppression that's
oppressing people who don't want it. What about corporations oppressing people with all of
this stuff? That's oppression? So wait a minute, So oppression is now
good as long as you're the oppressor with these beastly feminists, right, and
until that somehow goes away, feminism is alive. And while I think feminism
isn't actually about equality, it's about equality when it benefits us. I think
feminism it's really about women wanting special privileges and treatment at the expensive men often,
And I think it's alive and well, sadly that is true. So
I agree with her point there. So she looks like she's on this panel
trolling these feminists. I think feminism is also alive and well, there are
different kinds of feminism, right, like that is obvious. And for me
as a womanist, as a black feminist, right, as someone who's really
thinking about human rights, dignity, right, equity. Okay, so human
rights in equality, dignity and equity, Okay, why does a human being
have dignity because the same person who says this, I guarantee they believe in
being pro choice. So human beings had dignity when it suits you, as
an atomized individual selfishly to have right. Yeah, exactly. Narcissism dressed up
as human rights. That's exactly what it is. And this all comes from
the American human rights industrial complex. You see, by the way, there's
a great section in this book, the chapter that I happen to just open
up to read read about in doctor Davis's Antichrist book, there's an awesome section.
So very few make this connection. Very few make this connection Calvinism,
Puritanism, the Reformation, and how that leads us to the human rights industrial
complex and the feminist industrial complex. So he actually got a chapter on the
Reformation in the Antichrist book where he says Puritanism's attempt to build a city on
a hill actually ended up being the basis for this idea of a Thomas More
style utopia where we would create a social justice nation. American exceptionalism is actually
the basis for the American expansionist approach of humanitarian intervention to extend quote human social
justice to the world and what ends up being the social justice This nonsense,
but it actually has its roots, this anti christ spirit that this woman's talking
about. Its roots are actually impuritanism and American exceptionalism. Profound connections there really
really insightful, right as long as that needs so people in the chat,
Yes, this is I was looking for Pearl clips because I've not watched Pearl,
So this is the clip that came up. And the reason we're doing
that is because Rachel knows Pearl, and I think that there might be I
mean this, you never know with media, this stuff might never happen.
Who knows, but there may be a future Muslim debate on a Pearl show.
Perhaps we'll see. With me, we're still going to keep fighting.
I'd say it's alive and well, I'd say that it's also very nuanced,
and I think what it looks like is going to differ depending on where you
are in the world. For me, I just see it as a lens,
which isn't necessarily antagonistic or protagonistic. It's just a useful tool. Similar
to what Pearl just said. I find that a lot of feminist ideology and
thought today it feels more of like a supremacist movement rather than something that is
supposed to be advancing the goals of equality. I don't think that we can
really term what's going on as feminism because it looks so different I think the
earlier feminist movements. So in that way, I would say it's taking its
last breadth of life, it's dying. Yeah, I definitely think it's getting
more and more radicalized. When you talk about feminism. Yeah, the mainstream
first thing you think about is a certain type of feminism that tends to exclude
still even today, even with intersectional feminism, exclude African American women, and
it's always kind of done that, and also an upper middle class. Doesn't
everybody just find it amazing that there's all of this pontificating and moralizing all the
time from I mean, the worst human beings, the most narcissistic, disgusting
leftoid people who are literally the worst people. They're the first, like pharisees,
to tout their moral superiority to everyone else. And the great amazing irony
is none of those people can ever tell you why something is right versus wrong.
They can never give an account for ethics ever. Excuse me, why
is this wrong. What does it mean to say something is wrong? It
makes me fulpid? Why is it wrong to make someone feel bad? You
see, this is what philosophy does. This is why philosophy matters. We
should be able to ask. It's not philosophy is not impractical. It's very
practical because it allows us to make basic distinctions necessary to not be a dummy.
White women has predominantly been the face of what we quote unquote consider feminism.
I think feminism is attempting to say, Okay, the first thing we
agree on is that there are barriers in friction to what I need and what
I want based on the fact that I'm a woman. What it ignores is
that, and what privilege is is that you may not have to think that
being a woman, and being a black woman, and being a black woman
who has a disability, for example, impacts you further. You have more
beer. Yeah, So this is the old oppression Olympics. This is the
classic oppression Olympics, where everybody's on a totem, an inverted totem pole of
who can prove and win that they're the most oppressed. And the irony is
that even these feminists and these people in these movements themselves realize that it's an
oppression totem pole of Olympics strategies of like who's the most oppressed. But so
this is where it gets more and more and more into just absurd levels of
degeneracy, because now, what does the logic of this mean that the most
obscure, weird, fringe, antisocial person is thus the most oppressed person.
So, in other words, Jeffrey Badonka donk all right, we're talking about
like serial killers, now Buffalo Bill, and if you remember Buffalo Bill,
he's he identifies as something else. So he's actually now the most oppressed feminist.
He's at the top of the total pole. So this whole dumb structure,
inverted pyramid superstructure, it's actually got at the top of the pyramid,
at the top of the potem pole totem pole. They're all worship in Buffalo
Bill. Dude, you see that, bears, you have more friction,
you are less able to get what you want, You're undervalued in a way.
That's like, okay, well you know that's life. That's what I
mean by equity and that we're able to without friction, all get the same
needs met. Yeah, yep, yeah, see, I disagree with that.
I think life is easier if you're a girl. Actually, I think
I think there's lot of benefits that men don't have. I'm not going to
speak anything to race. I'm just talking about gender specifically. It's usually like
an excuse. Like, honestly, I think as a girl you have equal
opportunity in the world. I think there's benefits, like, for example,
we have quotas for women in specific jobs that are given to us that aren't
given to men. So yeah, I would I would say it's easier being
a girl from you point over here that it seems there's a lot of privilege,
pretty privilege, and what you're saying, and then what so the way
this works, then did you see that? So this this woman says,
Oh, I don't have to listen to what you're saying because there's a lot
of pretty privilege coming from you. WHOA, this is getting totally dystopian,
dude, so basically pretty privilege. Wow, all right, So it's not
gonna let me play the rest of this, I guess because it's a vice
thing. So we'll have to stop there. Do the last super chat there
with tenfold hat girl ten dollars. Did you see the documentary Richard played on
Grand the World about m Cultra and ARPA. You and Richard should do that
show together. Yeah, I'm always open to do that. Is it the
did he play the old the one with the one about Uni Bomber, im
Cultra and the Internet? Is that? Because I'm assuming that's what it is.
I've not seen what Richard played. You're a great person and so is
Janie. Well, thank you for that. That's really sweet. I don't
know about being a great person, but you know, we're trying to do
some good things here and if you guys would hit like and share tomorrow night,
I'll be back with David Patrick Harry Cotel and we will be covering the
red pillow Annosphere. I meant to get to this and I didn't. Did
you guys see this, speaking of like crazy stuff, Megan Fox's feminist meltdown?
Did you see that? That was pretty well? All right? Everybody,
have a good day. I don't see any more super chats and I
will talk to you soon.