Speaker 1: Possibility that I bet it's probably kind of a high
Speaker 1: possibility that around five point thirty I have to get
Speaker 1: up and dry my steps on over to Kofa so
Speaker 1: that he's going to see a play, and I don't
Speaker 1: think Rebecca will be back on time. If that's the case,
Speaker 1: I already have a video for us to go over anyway,
Speaker 1: so I'll put that on and I'll rush and come back.
Speaker 1: But I just wanted to start off by saying thank you.
Speaker 1: As me you might be able to hear my voice.
Speaker 1: I'm not feeling well. My really deep guttural cough. It's dry,
Speaker 1: it's painful, it goes in spurts, it hurts my throat,
Speaker 1: my lungs, my chest, and then a big chunk of
Speaker 1: not very easily to move glunk comes out. So yeah,
Speaker 1: that's that's the thing. So if you hear something a
Speaker 1: little different in my voice, that's probably why. So let
Speaker 1: me start with this. I want to say thank you
Speaker 1: to Kevin and Anthony. Kevin said, keep up the great work, Danielle.
Speaker 1: Now I'm going to slide over an er, some creatine
Speaker 1: and some hot sauce. Awesome hot sauce. Anthony, Thank you
Speaker 1: very much. Jeff from a month ago. I said, thank
Speaker 1: you for thanks again for everything that you do. This
Speaker 1: isn't much, but I figured with the amount of knowledge
Speaker 1: I've gained from your show, I think I've read this before,
Speaker 1: this is the absolutely least that I could do to
Speaker 1: help out the show. I'm finally in a position to
Speaker 1: do so, and I didn't want to wait another minute.
Speaker 1: I'm enjoying the book too. Oh that's cool, and as
Speaker 1: soon as I finish it, I'll be leaving a review
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Speaker 1: You guys are awesome. I greatly appreciate it and just
Speaker 1: wanted to say thank you that and also to FTJ.
Speaker 1: Let me go into the chat over there and just
Speaker 1: you guys are super supportful, supportive, support ful. Wow, that's
Speaker 1: what happened me. Just now, that's not a word. That's
Speaker 1: not a word. Oh, it's not playing yet. I guess
Speaker 1: this is runs a little slow, is what my assumption is,
Speaker 1: or maybe it's the wrong one. It's weird because when
Speaker 1: you start these it, it makes a different one, so
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Speaker 1: I'll figure out my life. Okay. So yeah, I'm over
Speaker 1: in the chat and FTJ and again thank you to
Speaker 1: all of you over there as well. I'm just thinking
Speaker 1: to just pull out this chat. So it's big. I
Speaker 1: think it says opening new tab. There we go. It
Speaker 1: a little weird that way, but it's all good, just expanded.
Speaker 1: There we go. All right, let's discuss what we are
Speaker 1: going to discuss. We'll pull a Michael Collins Piper and
Speaker 1: we'll tell you about the book before we just do
Speaker 1: the book, right, Hugo Chavez Venezuela, and right, we're going
Speaker 1: to discuss some of the true details around that man
Speaker 1: and make a case for the fact that he was
Speaker 1: a nationalist in in in the in a good way obviously,
Speaker 1: and that uh he did a similar he did a
Speaker 1: similar thing, so let's kind of put it in perspective
Speaker 1: and not in Germany we had a rothschild actually being
Speaker 1: uh held for ransom, which is kind of awesome, but
Speaker 1: also they paid their debt and then they kicked out
Speaker 1: the eligarchs and the banking institution that was killing and
Speaker 1: crushing their country. Right, Putin did the same thing, may
Speaker 1: have twenty twenty one or two something like that. Pick
Speaker 1: it off the debt of Russia. You know how much
Speaker 1: they want us to love him, right, So the latency
Speaker 1: thing here is not as bad right now. But I
Speaker 1: just realized it's probably my crappy Spectrum connection more than
Speaker 1: it is this stream Yard, I mean this Rumble Studio,
Speaker 1: because last time I did the stream Yard thinking it
Speaker 1: was going to be better, and it wasn't. It was
Speaker 1: just as bad. So yeah, I can't blame Rumble Studio
Speaker 1: for that. I guess I have to blame Spectrum. So
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Speaker 1: And that's the fiber optics one point one gig for
Speaker 1: like one hundred and eleven dollars a month, which is crazy,
Speaker 1: but at least I can knock out a couple of
Speaker 1: my other bills and kind of make it just the
Speaker 1: one Internet that we have. So all that going on.
Speaker 1: So yeah, so common common things that happened. He made
Speaker 1: a case for the fact that, you know, the evil
Speaker 1: empire that is America and Israel was sapping his country dry.
Speaker 1: The oil oligarchs. They were abusing his country while everybody starved, right,
Speaker 1: they were getting rich. So he made lots of statements,
Speaker 1: including one, I see, you can tell him out of it,
Speaker 1: because my head's all jacked up. I had lots of
Speaker 1: ideas this and my mom my mind isn't really working
Speaker 1: right now. But let's get this rolling and then we'll
Speaker 1: get into the Michael Collins part Piper, it's gonna be chapter.
Speaker 1: When does this come on? Oh boy, so that far now?
Speaker 1: Then you can't find it the Israelization of America. And
Speaker 1: we're gonna be starting with it's an introduction to part
Speaker 1: seven stuff. We're gonna start there. It's on page three
Speaker 1: hundred of my format of the book, and I've got
Speaker 1: lots of tabs here that we can look at, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna be also looking at some current events stuff,
Speaker 1: which is kind of whatever. And also there's been a
Speaker 1: resurgence in my book the last month. A lot of
Speaker 1: people picked it up from Amazon. I think it's like
Speaker 1: sixty days before ninety days or something like that before
Speaker 1: I see any of it, which isn't a lot anyway,
Speaker 1: because they take everything pretty much. But it's good to
Speaker 1: see that it's popular, and it's it's not. You know,
Speaker 1: it's more encouraging because I want to write the second
Speaker 1: one that it's still it is still making something happen. Right,
Speaker 1: I'm glad. I'm glad to see that. So let's get
Speaker 1: to this role and then we'll well, do you have
Speaker 1: to do two of them? Where's that one?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: That's a good one. But yeah, all right, listened this.
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Speaker 1: So we're gonna go with this first, just a couple
Speaker 1: of things we're gonna warm up with. And there's there's
Speaker 1: something to this in a sense that why are they
Speaker 1: showing this now? Why are they wanting us to see this?
Speaker 1: There's some sort of manipulation happening, and obviously it's gonna
Speaker 1: divert us away from the true culprits because those true
Speaker 1: culprits are Trump's buddies, right, and we live in Israel
Speaker 1: two point oher Israel. Israel is probably Israel four point
Speaker 1: oh right, banking territories for the world Saturn cult. Now,
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Speaker 1: I asked my steps on when you have to leave,
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Speaker 11: He was declared the front runner for the New York
Speaker 11: Senate seat back in nineteen ninety nine. Days later, his
Speaker 11: plane crashed into the Atlantic Ocean and his rival Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 2: Was elected Senator.
Speaker 8: Mary mahoney was a Clinton White House intern.
Speaker 2: She knew enough of the inner workings of Bill's sexual advancements.
Speaker 11: To be a star witness during the Clinton impeachment trials.
Speaker 11: She was brutally executed at a Starbucks she was managing
Speaker 11: in nineteen ninety seven. In nineteen ninety three, White House
Speaker 11: Council Vince Foster was found dead in Fort Marcy Park
Speaker 11: near DC.
Speaker 1: Okay, help me out. Here was Vince Foster, the one
Speaker 1: that somehow got a lucky second shout off when is
Speaker 1: quote unquote suicide? I know that was the story to
Speaker 1: one of them, the park pantersing. I get all that,
Speaker 1: but I thought there was a second shot involved with
Speaker 1: him too, not one hundred percent sure if it was
Speaker 1: him or someone else.
Speaker 11: He supposedly killed himself, and among a lengthy list of
Speaker 11: potential fowl play, the bullet was never found.
Speaker 4: Then there's days McDougal, a key witnessed the White House
Speaker 4: prosecutors he was serving his three year sentence.
Speaker 8: The bank thought at the four Work Federal.
Speaker 4: Medical Center in Texas, and just before he was to
Speaker 4: give the testimony before the grand jury with Dugal, suffered
Speaker 4: a heart attack in solitary in Finance. In twenty fifteen,
Speaker 4: Walter Scheide, a White House chef hired under Bill Clinton,
Speaker 4: joined the lad.
Speaker 1: Which, just like two forty, the resolution is awful.
Speaker 2: Plus.
Speaker 11: His body was found at the bottom of the river,
Speaker 11: nearly two miles from the base of the trail he
Speaker 11: was reportedly hiking, and AUTOSSI determined that Shive's death was
Speaker 11: accidental drowning, that.
Speaker 2: He might have known too much. Twenty seven year old
Speaker 2: mccratic National Committee.
Speaker 11: Staffers seth Rich was shot and killed in d C
Speaker 11: this year. There is speculation that he was the source
Speaker 11: of the controversial leaked emails allegedly sent by DNC staffers,
Speaker 11: and that he may.
Speaker 2: Have been murdered in retaliation.
Speaker 11: Then Sean Luke, is the lead attorney in a frad
Speaker 11: case against the DNC, was found lying on the backroom
Speaker 11: floor by his girlfriend when she returned home on August second.
Speaker 11: His death was refletly classified pending the results of an autopsy.
Speaker 2: Remember John, So.
Speaker 1: There's that I was getting too Yeah, where did it go?
Speaker 1: It jumps like that? Okay, so I thought this was
Speaker 1: kind of interesting. If it opens, Let's see if you
Speaker 1: guys can even see it? Yes you can?
Speaker 2: Okay?
Speaker 7: Good?
Speaker 1: Too bad? I can't. I can't move my little screen
Speaker 1: out of the way. See getting eclipped? But it is
Speaker 1: what it is, says. Diesel punk is a speculative fiction
Speaker 1: subgenre that blends science fiction, fantasy, and alternative history. Typically
Speaker 1: set in a world inspired by the nineteen twenties to
Speaker 1: the nineteen fifties, it draws from the diesel powered eras
Speaker 1: esthetics and technology, featuring art deco, streaming, streamlined designs, and
Speaker 1: industrial machinery, alongside futuristic or retro futuristic innovations. The genre
Speaker 1: often explores themes of dystopia, war, and powerful corporations or
Speaker 1: authoritarian regimes. Diesel punk is a darker, grittier counterpart to steampunk,
Speaker 1: which is set in a Victorian inspired world powered by steam.
Speaker 1: If they argiven with their damn airships, I thought that
Speaker 1: was kind of cool there. It's got that fifth element
Speaker 1: movie vibe to him. All right, says Indians now own
Speaker 1: more property in London than English people do. Is that surprised? Anyone.
Speaker 1: All right, So this is a gunge guns I don't like.
Speaker 1: I don't like the guy who does. Jared is a
Speaker 1: sensationalist a lot. He gets people all worked up over nothing.
Speaker 1: And the reason why I know this is because I
Speaker 1: know somebody who's on top of this, because because they
Speaker 1: owned several gun stores. And when I used to bring
Speaker 1: up things I heard from Jared, he would be like, no,
Speaker 1: that's not even close to be inaccurate. He said, that's
Speaker 1: not how it even works. And I so I I
Speaker 1: learned not to take anything that Jared said too serious
Speaker 1: because he doesn't have his facts together. But here is
Speaker 1: a conversation between you know, you have Tucker here and
Speaker 1: he's I don't know if he's building a case for
Speaker 1: him being a good guy or something. But these people
Speaker 1: hate us, so I'm not really you can draw your
Speaker 1: own conclusions. That's why this even happened. Where's it that?
Speaker 1: What hold on?
Speaker 7: There?
Speaker 6: It goes the same firearm at home that your bodyguards
Speaker 6: used to protect you. Is that fair?
Speaker 8: Is that unfair? Why is it's a ridiculous argument?
Speaker 6: Why it's absolutely predict Because you're important than me.
Speaker 7: No, I don't.
Speaker 5: You are trying to I'm asking question, why should you
Speaker 5: get to protect your cop should not be out period.
Speaker 5: I'm talking not our cops, our military. Shouldn't the outcome
Speaker 5: your cops police have. Why don't we just limit them
Speaker 5: to the same not at home? Why Why can't have
Speaker 5: a real conversation.
Speaker 1: About Yet the people are supposed to be able to
Speaker 1: protect themselves from the government. It should be the people
Speaker 1: who have all of the arms, and the government should
Speaker 1: be minding their p's and q's, especially if they want
Speaker 1: our assistance and things.
Speaker 2: This is a real conversation.
Speaker 8: Why is it nonsense?
Speaker 6: I'm merely saying that you have better protection than I do,
Speaker 6: and you're saying that my family doesn't deserve to have
Speaker 6: a certain species of weapons. You get to decide what
Speaker 6: we can protect ourselves with, but you're not going to
Speaker 6: in any way take the ability to protect you away
Speaker 6: from the capital appearance? Why shouldn't my wife.
Speaker 1: Went down you sent me on the way? Now here
Speaker 1: is something very well. I'll read this one first. It's
Speaker 1: a long win, but I found this history Revolution page
Speaker 1: a little while ago, and they have decent write ups.
Speaker 1: So I've been sharing one almost every show for the
Speaker 1: last two or three shows, and this is Lazar Kaganovic
Speaker 1: played a significant role in the Holadomore, the devastating man
Speaker 1: made famine that struck Ukraine in nineteen thirty two to
Speaker 1: thirty three, as a close associate. I guess checksathing, Yeah,
Speaker 1: she doesn't say anything yet as a close associate of
Speaker 1: Joseph Stalin and a member of the Soviet politiburro, wasn't
Speaker 1: he like a brother in law? He was right, Kaganovich
Speaker 1: was a Kaganovic was instrumental in implementing the policies that
Speaker 1: led to the famine. Lazar Kaganovich was born on November
Speaker 1: twenty second. Oh, that's interesting, it's the same day they
Speaker 1: put a a pull it in a right, right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: obviously much later, but November twenty second, eighteen ninety three,
Speaker 1: in the village of Kabani near Kiev, to a Jewish family, surprise, surprise.
Speaker 1: In nineteen three two, Khaganovic was appointed as the first
Speaker 1: Secretary of the Communist Party of Ukraine. So this we're
Speaker 1: talking about Bolsheviks, right, a position that gave him significant
Speaker 1: control over the region's agricultural policies. At the time, Stalin's
Speaker 1: government was pushing for rapid industrialization and collectivization of agriculture,
Speaker 1: which led to the forced seizure of grain from Ukrainian peasants. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and if you picked up a seat off the ground,
Speaker 1: they'd shoot you in the face. Kaganovich oversaw the forced
Speaker 1: collectivization of agriculture in Ukraine, which led did I already
Speaker 1: say this, No, it just is almost the exact same
Speaker 1: way again, okay, which led to the confiscation of grain
Speaker 1: and livestock from peasants. He also implemented a system of
Speaker 1: grain requisition, which forced peasants to hand over their entire
Speaker 1: harvest to the state, leaving them without enough food to survive.
Speaker 1: The ensuing starvation grew to a ma mass skill by
Speaker 1: the spring of nineteen thirty three. A lot of the
Speaker 1: stuff just rotted to while people are starving to death,
Speaker 1: but Kaganovic refused to provide relief. In fact, the Soviet
Speaker 1: Union exported more than one million and more than a
Speaker 1: million tons of grain to the West during this period.
Speaker 1: Even Soviet leadership became concerned with the mass amount of
Speaker 1: deaths caused by Kaganovic's brutal policies. Well, waive, you know
Speaker 1: two Ukrainian leaders, Grigory Petrovsky and Vlast Chubar came to
Speaker 1: Moscow to personally complain to Stalin about Kaganovic's harsh measure
Speaker 1: measures and talk today in the Ukraine, which were killing
Speaker 1: off all the most capable workers. Stalin defended Tzar and
Speaker 1: accused Petrovsky and Chiubar of anti Semitism. Oh boy, oh boy.
Speaker 1: Chibar was eventually shot, Petrovsky arrested, and Petrovsky's son was executed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't, don't make complaints. That's so what happens canter
Speaker 1: the Jewish experience page three seventy three is where I
Speaker 1: guess where that came from. Estimates suggest that between three
Speaker 1: and five million people died during the Loodomar all together, yes,
Speaker 1: as with some estimates as high as ten million. Kaganovic's
Speaker 1: role Intolodomar was has been widely acknowledged, and he is
Speaker 1: widely regarded as one of the main perpetrators of the genocide.
Speaker 1: I just have to keep in checking. He hasn't asked
Speaker 1: me yet. Kaganovich passed away peacefully. Well that's not good
Speaker 1: at all in nineteen ninety one.
Speaker 7: WHOA.
Speaker 1: He was born in eighteen ninety three and he lived
Speaker 1: till nineteen ninety one. Holy shit, all right, right before
Speaker 1: the fall of the USSR, never facing any punishment for
Speaker 1: his crimes. Something's not right about that. I think there's
Speaker 1: a misprint there. Maybe I don't know. So here's something interesting.
Speaker 1: I don't know who Rapper Bob is, but what he
Speaker 1: says here is pretty pretty interesting. I mean, it's nice
Speaker 1: to see other people, you know, thinking, just thinking, period,
Speaker 1: just thinking.
Speaker 2: You know, the thirteen bloodlines that run the world.
Speaker 1: Look up, that makes my eyes roll, that first part.
Speaker 2: But you know this is not even no theory, y'all.
Speaker 12: This you can look up the twenty five banks that
Speaker 12: own everything, Nigga everything, Nigga everything, And you know, we
Speaker 12: feel like we're doing something because, you know, we find out,
Speaker 12: you know, who Rockefeller is, and you know, we find
Speaker 12: out who the Rothschilds are and we're like, man, figure
Speaker 12: it out.
Speaker 8: No, all them are just puppets.
Speaker 2: You think the.
Speaker 12: Government and the politicians of puppets, or even Illuminati's puppets.
Speaker 12: It's something much darker behind all that doesn't matter if
Speaker 12: somebody calls you crazy, it really doesn't.
Speaker 2: At this point.
Speaker 12: The shit that's finna happen, the shit that they finished.
Speaker 12: Do you think people calling you crazy is the worst
Speaker 12: that could happen. You got two different types of people,
Speaker 12: you know. You got the people that are like, you know,
Speaker 12: that doesn't make sense, Like explain that to me. You
Speaker 12: got people like that, don't turn those people away. And
Speaker 12: then you got some people that are just like, this
Speaker 12: is stupid, fucking idiot, this is doing like, don't even
Speaker 12: don't even smack them, people like it's a waste of time.
Speaker 12: They're angry because they can't.
Speaker 2: Even express themselves.
Speaker 12: They don't have the vocabulary or the knowledge to express themselves.
Speaker 2: If you let.
Speaker 12: Yourself become entangled with those people, then you're just letting
Speaker 12: the same negative, parasitic entity feed off of your energy
Speaker 12: and siphon off your energy. That's using them with trolls
Speaker 12: like fuck the trolls, the thirteen Blood.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know what. That has a lot of parallels
Speaker 1: to narcissistic behavior too. All right, Rapper Bob has been
Speaker 1: smeared in the media, with many media outlets calling him
Speaker 1: controversial and a conspiracy theorist. I advise you to be
Speaker 1: aware of the way mainstream distort matters in order to
Speaker 1: persuade society to dismiss somebody altogether. Obviously, we know that
Speaker 1: to make people seem crazy, they drop certain truth about
Speaker 1: a person then mix it with extremism. The common person
Speaker 1: then associates these views together. They do this often in movies, documentaries,
Speaker 1: TV shows, and the news. Yeah, and you know, there's
Speaker 1: a lot of harm that happens with this true revisionist
Speaker 1: which is completely falsified histories that they present in movies.
Speaker 1: Always be aware of how the media attempts to manipulate
Speaker 1: you by way of selection of topics, distribution of concerns, emphasis,
Speaker 1: framing of issues, filtering of information, and bounding of debate.
Speaker 1: Now this kind of leads me into this other I thought,
Speaker 1: is this all of a sudden the JFK thing is
Speaker 1: a hot topical all over again? And why why do
Speaker 1: they want us thinking about that? What are people anticipating
Speaker 1: they're going to find out? And where's the where's the rub?
Speaker 1: But like, where's where's the scam? You know what I mean?
Speaker 1: And remember, I don't know if you've how many people
Speaker 1: are here that I've been paying attention to the show
Speaker 1: for a while, But I've made a video a long
Speaker 1: time ago called Jackie Got all Wacky, Right, she was
Speaker 1: a US and some sages of what I think too.
Speaker 1: You have LBJ here, who is I'm pretty sure his
Speaker 1: lineage from the book that we were reading or that
Speaker 1: I was reading, Erasing the Liberty by Dave Garry, that
Speaker 1: he had some family ties to the o Eva's as well.
Speaker 1: So I'm just putting that out there because when I
Speaker 1: hear this phone call that you're going to be listening
Speaker 1: to soon, this recording, when it sounds to me like
Speaker 1: are two arrested development children having a conversation, she is
Speaker 1: kind of like she has regressive personality disorder a thing
Speaker 1: going on, Like she's very meek and very odd, very
Speaker 1: just not right, you know, And that could be indication
Speaker 1: of some sort of you know, grooming mind control type thing, abuse,
Speaker 1: manufactured assass and sleeper assass and that type of thing.
Speaker 1: And I'm only saying that because they abuse their own people, right,
Speaker 1: they abuse their own children. In the Saturn Sick Ass cult,
Speaker 1: there's a even there's even a ritual, a little game
Speaker 1: that they play around Christmas time where the last child,
Speaker 1: the child with the last ornament, unbeknownst to him, gets
Speaker 1: sacrificed when they all get together. So and it says
Speaker 1: history and memes in this oddly jovial call that was
Speaker 1: recorded within a month of her husband's passing in her lap. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but again that's not what I saw. I know somebody
Speaker 1: turned around, because you know, he could have that person
Speaker 1: could have turned around with a gun in hand because
Speaker 1: they were they thought maybe there was something behind him
Speaker 1: that was shooting at the president. That could be thing too,
Speaker 1: or maybe they were going to finish him off. But
Speaker 1: I'm telling you what I saw. I saw Jackie take
Speaker 1: his hat. He's in that back brace so he can't
Speaker 1: really duck her crouch, and she encouraged him to put
Speaker 1: the back brace on that day sculiosis or something right,
Speaker 1: And she takes his head into her lap and something here,
Speaker 1: I'm you see it tough to smoke.
Speaker 7: Go this way.
Speaker 1: You see his head blow out this way as if
Speaker 1: the poet was coming from her, and then blowing out
Speaker 1: the exit wound on his head that you see the
Speaker 1: big flap, the horrifying little little uh moment there where
Speaker 1: you see his head kind of blow apart. I think
Speaker 1: it was, sir. And now I'm gonna play this, and
Speaker 1: I think this adds to that theory. It says in
Speaker 1: this oddly jovial call, but I see it as like
Speaker 1: people with very immature personalities. It's really weird at adult
Speaker 1: type of you know, desires, but with a child's mind. Still.
Speaker 1: In this oddly jovial call that was recorded within a
Speaker 1: month of her husband's passing in her lap, Johnson can
Speaker 1: be heard telling Jackie he wanted to visit her and
Speaker 1: spank her around Christmas time. Now, who knows, I would
Speaker 1: have to say, because of AI and all this other bullshit,
Speaker 1: and why the hell we've seen it now? Why is
Speaker 1: it being passed around now whether or not this is real?
Speaker 1: And again why now? Why now? Are they going to
Speaker 1: try to pull that game where they deflect from who
Speaker 1: really did it, which would be ASSAD and I guess
Speaker 1: Jesuits too. It's kind of saying the same thing anyway,
Speaker 1: and say it's it's all LBJ, like the books that
Speaker 1: they've published to try to get people to believe that.
Speaker 1: I think these are two pawns, both of them having
Speaker 1: a conversation. It's almost like they need each other for
Speaker 1: like therapy. It's weird. Listen, Hello, I love you, she says,
Speaker 1: mister president. He says, I love you. That's kind of odd.
Speaker 1: Within a month of her husband's blowing apart. Heead you know.
Speaker 7: You just skipped away from this town and I had
Speaker 7: you arrested. Yeah, we be mad. Almost made me coming
Speaker 7: hug telling me goodbye.
Speaker 13: Well I met you, and I'm thinking of it, and
Speaker 13: I know you Christmas won't be what it don't have
Speaker 13: to be, but I wish I could make it happier.
Speaker 1: Don't you think he's acting a little nutty like I
Speaker 1: don't know how he used to talk. I haven't heard
Speaker 1: a bunch of LBJ speeches, but he sounds like he's
Speaker 1: like a child to me, Like he's also being uh,
Speaker 1: you know, he's also through the program of abuse and
Speaker 1: trauma and all that stuff. And just talk about this
Speaker 1: the Christmas rate after it's November twenty second, right, November
Speaker 1: twenty second, nineteen sixty three, and it won't be the
Speaker 1: type of Christmas. Yeah, whoa Jesus? Now, if she was
Speaker 1: the one that offed him, it kind of might explain
Speaker 1: the behavior here too.
Speaker 7: When I got ready to go to home for my Christmas, I.
Speaker 1: Mean the final you know, the one that finally put
Speaker 1: him in put him in the dirt, if you will.
Speaker 13: The conversare said, they spank man hit me right in
Speaker 13: the face, but let me go, and that's why I
Speaker 13: want to do you next time.
Speaker 7: You don't tell me goodbye?
Speaker 1: Oh so, did you really think that Secret service or
Speaker 1: whoever he was just referring to, said that they were
Speaker 1: going to spank him or maybe they do talk to
Speaker 1: him like that, but it sounds like it's because they
Speaker 1: have child minds. You know, this is regressive behavior in
Speaker 1: my opinion.
Speaker 2: Back, I come and get a vibe and be shot down.
Speaker 7: Won't you do that?
Speaker 1: I don't get that part either, Won't you do that?
Speaker 7: Hello?
Speaker 1: Hello, we'll do it one more time without me interrupting it.
Speaker 7: Tacky, I love you. You just skipped away from this
Speaker 7: town and I had you arrested.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not police state any at all. Sorry, I
Speaker 1: said I wasn't getting interrupted.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well you ought to be mad.
Speaker 13: You almost made me mad at you, even though that's
Speaker 13: coming by hugging me and tell me goodbye.
Speaker 14: Get my nose.
Speaker 13: Well, I miss you and I'm thinking of it, and
Speaker 13: I know you. Christmas won't be what it don't be,
Speaker 13: but I wish that I could make it happier. And
Speaker 13: I got ready to go to home for my Christmas.
Speaker 13: The Congress just said they spanked man hit me.
Speaker 1: Congress. It was Congress. I said they would spank him
Speaker 1: and hit him right in the face. Congress told the
Speaker 1: President that they would spank him and hit him right
Speaker 1: in the face. Really, really, that's very interesting. This is
Speaker 1: the same brain that said we're not going to we're
Speaker 1: not going to embarrass our ally when it came to
Speaker 1: the liberty.
Speaker 7: Hm, hey, right in the face. Well let me go.
Speaker 7: And that's why I want to do you next time.
Speaker 7: You don't tell me goodbye.
Speaker 2: Oh listen, as.
Speaker 9: Soon as you get back, I'll come and get a
Speaker 9: vited and be shot doctor down.
Speaker 7: Won't you do that? Won't you do that?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Well, if that's not inappropriate at the very least, I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is. This one will make everybody
Speaker 1: angry because of the stereotypes, because this is obviously an
Speaker 1: oivey depiction of what they think is funny. And they're
Speaker 1: still mocking and making fun of the National Socialists and
Speaker 1: what happened in Germany in those wonderful years of the
Speaker 1: Golden era just before everybody was murdered. So I'm just
Speaker 1: prefacing with that. If you come in late and you
Speaker 1: didn't hear that, that forewarning, You're probably not gonna be
Speaker 1: liking me too much because you think I'm probably playing
Speaker 1: into this.
Speaker 15: I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not playing into this. I just think it's a
Speaker 1: little interesting that they're showing this this way. It's kind
Speaker 1: of funny because the whole Wolfenstein three D thing in
Speaker 1: the game. But you know, they could have if they
Speaker 1: were decent human beings and not a bunch of us, right,
Speaker 1: then this would sound a whole lot different, and the
Speaker 1: references would have been a whole lot different. And he
Speaker 1: should be proud of his grandfather, proud of his grandfather.
Speaker 1: And they even used a final solution trope in this thing,
Speaker 1: which is another bag of bullshit. We know that, right,
Speaker 1: pat You.
Speaker 8: Guys like video games, right, absolutely, you're gonna love this.
Speaker 10: I was going through my grandpa's attic. Turns out he's
Speaker 10: a huge fan of Wolfenstein three D.
Speaker 11: I love that game.
Speaker 8: Check it out.
Speaker 1: No, oh my god, what And they're obviously a couple
Speaker 1: of j bags, as you can tell, Little Weasley fucks.
Speaker 10: So the bad guy look up from Wolfenstein, you remember,
Speaker 10: Oh and listen, putty man, I don't know how to
Speaker 10: tell you this, but you guys, check it out.
Speaker 8: I'm a bad guy from Wolfenstein. Everyone's gonna love this.
Speaker 8: Hey everyone, Hey Rosenberg, my god, grandfather didn't play.
Speaker 1: That's kind of funny. Hey Rosenberg, I's taunting him with this,
Speaker 1: that's funny.
Speaker 8: Sure, did I mean look at all these achievements here?
Speaker 1: Oh fuck?
Speaker 8: Oh Grandpa, you old nerd cosplay much?
Speaker 2: Come on?
Speaker 14: Oh?
Speaker 8: And didn't didn't you learn about World War Two in
Speaker 8: high school?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 8: I always give mister Snodgrass's class to go play Wolfenstein
Speaker 8: out to Chut Chut to check it out. Wolfenstein three
Speaker 8: D Strategy Guide.
Speaker 2: That's mind calm.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I'm pretty sure that's German for Wolfenstein.
Speaker 2: Oh my god.
Speaker 8: This book is autographed by Adolf Hitler, a name I
Speaker 8: do not know.
Speaker 7: Jeez.
Speaker 8: No, you found Pepole's pictures from the Wolfenstein convention.
Speaker 2: Oh it's not that, dude.
Speaker 8: Hey there's Pepa.
Speaker 2: Whoa.
Speaker 10: This guy's with us, dressed exactly like the final boss
Speaker 10: from Wolfenstein.
Speaker 8: Man, they look like good friends.
Speaker 1: I can feel the evil coming from within this box.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well, fuck you, buddy, because that's not evil.
Speaker 2: Think about it.
Speaker 8: Those photographs are from the thirties. It is way before
Speaker 8: Wolfenstein came out.
Speaker 10: I don't know he might have gotten an advanced copy, right.
Speaker 10: I mean, he was probably a developer. There's like a
Speaker 10: ton of stuff in here, blueprints, diagrams, ledgers, wreckers, books, names,
Speaker 10: whatever he was working on.
Speaker 15: It was big.
Speaker 8: Oh it's all in here, you know everything Inner circle man.
Speaker 8: Oh my god, you guys. I think Mike Peepot was
Speaker 8: the first person to ever beat Wolfenstein three D. It's
Speaker 8: his right in here. He had a final solution. Please
Speaker 8: tell me this man is dead. Nope, healthy as a
Speaker 8: bull hanging out in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. God bless him.
Speaker 8: Come on, you can't just not know this shit. Just
Speaker 8: read a book or like talk to an old person
Speaker 8: to go on the internet way ahead of you.
Speaker 10: Actually, I posted a lot of this stuff online. Turns
Speaker 10: out a bunch of people super into it. I really
Speaker 10: hope that's the end of the story. Actually no, because
Speaker 10: I got contacted by this underground Wolfenstein bang club. Turns
Speaker 10: out they want to come here, hold a little Wolfenstein
Speaker 10: rally here at the office.
Speaker 8: They're so huge. Yeah, they're covered in Wolfenstein tattoos.
Speaker 1: Okay, do you humor right? Okay, So we will read
Speaker 1: a little bit of this and oh, there's some really
Speaker 1: interesting stuff too.
Speaker 9: Here.
Speaker 1: Maybe if I just play like this, you can see
Speaker 1: more of it. Dult swipe across these here. Oh you
Speaker 1: know what, it's better and better. I got a better
Speaker 1: right take it from either, well, not that one. There
Speaker 1: we go. Now this should work. I did, So we're
Speaker 1: gonna be looking at for Venezuelan President. I can't talk Boomer.
Speaker 1: Venezuelan President Chavez is un speech that sent shockwaves worldwide.
Speaker 1: He calls the devil, he calls our well, that's not
Speaker 1: our president, but he called He called Obama the devil,
Speaker 1: and the Jews the devil in Israel and the masade,
Speaker 1: and he says they were trying to kill him and
Speaker 1: all that stuff, and hey, look they succeeded. Russia will
Speaker 1: always remember. He goes Chavez and the Jews in their
Speaker 1: lives by Martin Luther. This is actually really will put together.
Speaker 1: So we're gonna do five minutes of that here too.
Speaker 1: And Hugosheve is on the terrorist state of Israel. Now
Speaker 1: that one, I believe one of them. I have to
Speaker 1: keep pausing and reading it for the podcast listeners because
Speaker 1: otherwise you're just you're gonna have to learn how to
Speaker 1: speak their language. And I haven't been able to find
Speaker 1: one that was dubbed over. So we'll do something to
Speaker 1: deal with that. See Chavez threat. I love this. Chavez
Speaker 1: threatens to nationalize banks. Nice, So maybe we'll start there.
Speaker 1: Let's make sure you can see what we're looking at here, Yes,
Speaker 1: you can? Awesome? All right now, this is obviously when
Speaker 1: you're still a live I think it's two thousand and seven.
Speaker 1: Venezuela as President Hugo shave Is today opened a opened
Speaker 1: up possible new fronts in his nationalization program by threatening
Speaker 1: to take over They keep calling him a leftist. I
Speaker 1: think that's uh kind of an I mean, unless I
Speaker 1: don't know what that word means anymore. Doesn't sound accurate.
Speaker 9: Anyway.
Speaker 1: Venezuela's president today opened up possible new fronts and his
Speaker 1: national nationalization program by threatening to take over the country's
Speaker 1: private banks and its biggest steel firm. That sounds like
Speaker 1: a great idea. I think there is somebody else that
Speaker 1: we know that did something similar to that. The leftist
Speaker 1: lead see you day, the leftist leader, Like the fuck
Speaker 1: is that mean?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 1: They want to they want to con just like with
Speaker 1: the nationalism, and uh, I'm sorry the socialism and national socialism.
Speaker 1: It's it's like they want to try to fit that
Speaker 1: out of the box and say, look, it's scary and
Speaker 1: so hypocritically too, being that they're the ones who like
Speaker 1: our country, our money, our tax paying dollars, Jacob shift
Speaker 1: doing the money handling. You know, that's the whole reason
Speaker 1: why there was a Bolshevik revolution in the first place.
Speaker 1: So meanwhile, we're trying to stop communism. It's funny how
Speaker 1: every place we go to stop comm munism, we pave
Speaker 1: the way for it.
Speaker 9: Right.
Speaker 1: I wonder how that happened, and why are they all
Speaker 1: Bolshevik jews. The leftist leader nationalized utility firms earlier this
Speaker 1: year and took control of the last privately run oil operation,
Speaker 1: right because they were literally sapping his country dry. And
Speaker 1: then that's why he's getting criticized, because he's taking the
Speaker 1: money out of the hands of these freaking oligarchs privately
Speaker 1: run oil operation. Earlier this week, as he stepped up
Speaker 1: his battle with Washington, he spoke about a new wave
Speaker 1: of nationalization in a speech today, prompting renewed concerns from investors.
Speaker 1: Of course, rouiters vuiders reported fucking that's Rothschild all day,
Speaker 1: mister Chavez accused, and I'm not just saying that in conjecture,
Speaker 1: not like directly. Reuters is a mouthpiece of the Rothschild
Speaker 1: banking interests. Mister Chavez accused the private banks and steelmaker
Speaker 1: Turnium Cedar or Cider of unscrupulous practices, but added that
Speaker 1: they could avoid nationalization if they changed their businesses to
Speaker 1: better account for the national interest. Isn't that nice? He
Speaker 1: give them, give them out. Just be human, be human,
Speaker 1: do right by the people. He wants the private banking sector,
Speaker 1: which is heavily reliant on state business, to prioritize making
Speaker 1: domestic loans, and the steel firm to focus on supplying
Speaker 1: the local market with affordable products. Yeah good. Speaking about
Speaker 1: Turnium Cedar, he said, if they do not accept right
Speaker 1: now a change in the process they then they are
Speaker 1: going to force me to nationalize the company, just as
Speaker 1: I did with telephone company c AN TV can't v.
Speaker 1: Mister Chavez went on, private banks have to give priority
Speaker 1: to financing the industrial sectors of Venezuela at low cost.
Speaker 1: If banks don't agree with this, it's better that they'd
Speaker 1: go that they can, that they turn over the banks
Speaker 1: to me that we nationalize them and get all the
Speaker 1: banks to work for the development of the country and
Speaker 1: not to speculate and produce huge profits. The share price
Speaker 1: of Latin America's largest steelmaking group, Trinium, which owns I'm sorry, Turnium,
Speaker 1: which owns Turnium's seed or tumbled after the speech to
Speaker 1: almost a two month low. Who cares. That's all speculation anyway,
Speaker 1: It doesn't it's not real. It's not real value. While
Speaker 1: there has been a global trend of nationalizing firms that
Speaker 1: tap natural resources, mister Chavez's policies are generally at odds
Speaker 1: with the main with mainstream Latin America and economic policies.
Speaker 1: So you meet a bunch of Jesuits that are left
Speaker 1: over from the from the missions and all the waves
Speaker 1: that have taken over like parasites in every country in
Speaker 1: South America. Yeah, yeah, I'm sure that he does bite
Speaker 1: aheads with them him. Sounds about right. The Bush administration is, however,
Speaker 1: concerned at a new wave of left, left wing po
Speaker 1: populism in Latin America. One Venezuelan banker like, the fuck
Speaker 1: is this? I mean, come on, One Venezuelan banker, who
Speaker 1: asked not to be named, his name is Jim. Those
Speaker 1: guys told Reuters after the speech, this is madness. This
Speaker 1: is madness doing right by the people's madness. The president
Speaker 1: is not measuring his words nor the effect of his announcements.
Speaker 1: Earlier this week, three US companies, Yeah, you're not. He's
Speaker 1: not scared enough of their power, is what they're saying.
Speaker 1: Earlier this week, three companies Kinoko, Phillips, Chevron and Exon Mobile,
Speaker 1: together with BP, Norway's stat Oil and France's Total, agreed
Speaker 1: to transfer operational control to state owned Petrolios de Venezuela.
Speaker 1: Mister Chavez also announced that his country was leaving the
Speaker 1: World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, and that was
Speaker 1: that was the big up march for death move right there.
Speaker 1: He mounted a strong attack on the Washington based Bank
Speaker 1: and Fund, accusing them of exploiting small, small countries. The
Speaker 1: two organizations were mechanisms of North American imperialism. He said, MM,
Speaker 1: can everybody shut up and behind my door? Fuck?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 1: So we got that one. It's a nice little, uh,
Speaker 1: a little warm up here. This is also from two
Speaker 1: thousand and seven. Make sure you can see it looks
Speaker 1: like you can mark tran Before there were trans the
Speaker 1: Venezuelan president, Hugoshavas Today's severed ties with the World Bank
Speaker 1: and the International Monetary Fund. In doing so, he distanced
Speaker 1: Piracas further from what he described as Washington dominated institutions.
Speaker 1: The populist leader, who took office pledging to pursue radical
Speaker 1: political reform and an economic third way, said yesterday that
Speaker 1: Venezuela no longer needed institutions dominated by US imperialism, speaking
Speaker 1: out a May Day event. Oh May Day, right, as
Speaker 1: in like the Communist their holiday, their most celebrated day.
Speaker 1: It's also the May seventeen seventy six. But I think
Speaker 1: there's a lot more to that whole thing. Speaking out
Speaker 1: a Mayday event, Missus Chaves said, we don't need to
Speaker 1: be going up to Washington. We are going to get out.
Speaker 1: I want to formalize our exit from the World Bank
Speaker 1: and the International Monetary Fund. Venezuela has been loosening its
Speaker 1: ties to the IMF and the World Bank since mister
Speaker 1: Chavez took office in nineteen ninety nine. Venezuela recently repaid
Speaker 1: its debts to the World Bank five years ahead of schedule.
Speaker 1: In doing so, it saved eight ye all right. In
Speaker 1: doing so it saved eight million and cleared all its
Speaker 1: debts to the IMF. Shortly after Javez was elected, the
Speaker 1: IMF closed its offices in Venezuela late last year. Mister
Speaker 1: Chavez intends to set up a new lending institution run
Speaker 1: by Latin American countries called the Bank of the South.
Speaker 1: He has pledged to support it with Venezuela's booming oil revenues. Ah,
Speaker 1: does this sound familiar? Different means for funding the country
Speaker 1: is what I'm getting at. It's not a direct one
Speaker 1: to one ratio thing here, but you understand an independent
Speaker 1: banking system and using the resources of the company of
Speaker 1: the country to you know, and keeping it for the
Speaker 1: country itself rather than siphoning it off to all these
Speaker 1: foreign interests. Venezuela has cut its dependence hold on I
Speaker 1: have to go yell at somebody.
Speaker 7: All right, here we go.
Speaker 1: The im closed it's offices in Venezuela late last year.
Speaker 1: Javes intends to sort of I said all that Venezuela
Speaker 1: has cut its dependence on the multilateral lending institutions on
Speaker 1: the back of its oil resources, the world's largest outside
Speaker 1: the Middle East. The petroleum sector dominates the economy accounting
Speaker 1: for fifty per cent of central government revenue and seventy
Speaker 1: percent of exports. The Venezuelan economy has experienced ten consecutive
Speaker 1: quarters of sustained high growth. Think about what happened to
Speaker 1: them after they killed him and they put Maduro in
Speaker 1: and then they blamed Hugo Chavez for his policies that
Speaker 1: torpedoed Venezuela. This is this was a retaliatory action and
Speaker 1: they punished all of Venezuela for it, put him in
Speaker 1: under their thumb, just like they did with Libya everything.
Speaker 1: They just demolished countries, make them into healthscapes, right because
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure you guys understand what's going on
Speaker 1: in Venezuela these days. It's not exactly safe streets and
Speaker 1: wonderful times there.
Speaker 7: It's like a.
Speaker 1: Berlin in the twenties at add more craziness and murder.
Speaker 1: The Venezuelan economy has experienced ten consecutive quarta area so
Speaker 1: that this is due to the large part to high
Speaker 1: public spending and private consumption fueled by high oil prices
Speaker 1: and historically low interest rates. Mister Chavez is nationalizing swas
Speaker 1: of the economy this year and was today scheduled to
Speaker 1: lead a rally to mark the takeover of operations belonging
Speaker 1: to some of the world's largest companies. The US firms Kinoko, Phillips,
Speaker 1: Chevron and Exxon Mobile. Britain's VP Norway's are solid before
Speaker 1: mister Chavas said the takeover marked the end of an
Speaker 1: era in Washington dictates policies and returned Venezuelan resources to
Speaker 1: national control. The wheel has turned full circle. He said,
Speaker 1: all right, cool, now, maybe we should hold on that one.
Speaker 1: So cugu Javes defied the most powerful interest and he
Speaker 1: refused to bow down. I believe there is a very
Speaker 1: strong possibility that President Chavez was assassinated. Eva Gollinger, That
Speaker 1: name itself sounds a little suspicious, doesn't it. Do you
Speaker 1: think that Javez was murdered? And if so, who do
Speaker 1: you think might have been involved? And she says Eva Gollinger, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's I believe there is a very strong possibility that
Speaker 1: President Chavez was assassinated. There were notorious and documented assassination
Speaker 1: attempts against him throughout his presidency. Most notable was in
Speaker 1: April was the April eleventh, two thousand and two coups
Speaker 1: Utah during which he was kidnapped and set to be
Speaker 1: assassinated had it not been for the unprecedented uprising of
Speaker 1: the Venezuelan people's how cool is that? And loyal military
Speaker 1: force verses that rescued him and returned him to power
Speaker 1: within forty eight hours. Now, that's if they hated him,
Speaker 1: if you was such a dictator, if he was, you know,
Speaker 1: driving their country into the ground. Do you really think
Speaker 1: they would have done that. I was able to find
Speaker 1: irrefutable evidence using the US Freedom of Information Act, and
Speaker 1: the CIA and other US agencies were behind that coup
Speaker 1: and supported financially, militarily, and politically those involved. Later on,
Speaker 1: there were other attempts to again to There are other
Speaker 1: attempts against Javez and his government, such as in two
Speaker 1: thousand and four when dozens of Colombian paramilitary forces were
Speaker 1: captured on a farmhouse outside of Cracas that was owned
Speaker 1: by an anti Chavez activist, Robert Alonso, just days before
Speaker 1: they were going to attack the presidential palace and kill Chavez.
Speaker 1: I wonder where the money came from, Oi, Oi, There's
Speaker 1: another There was another lesser known plot against Javez, discovered
Speaker 1: in New York City during his visit to the United
Speaker 1: Nations General Assembly in September of two thousand and six.
Speaker 1: According to information provided by his secretary, I'm sorry, his
Speaker 1: security services. During standard security reconnaissance of an event where
Speaker 1: Chavez would address the US public at a local renowned university,
Speaker 1: high levels of radiation were detected in the chair where
Speaker 1: he would have sat. The radiation was discovered by a
Speaker 1: guiguard detector, which is a handheld radiation detection device the
Speaker 1: presidential security used to ensure the president wasn't endangered. This
Speaker 1: is how crazy this espionage shit is, right, and how
Speaker 1: sneaky and treacherous and underhanded and backstabbing and smiling at
Speaker 1: your face while they're trying to kill you. These fucking
Speaker 1: people are this the entity that controls the overloads lords
Speaker 1: that control is I don't know if there's you know
Speaker 1: what I mean getting yet here. It doesn't have to
Speaker 1: be specific, Tony. There's there's plenty of treachery and people
Speaker 1: who are taught treachery by the most treacherous. To ensure
Speaker 1: that the president wasn't in any danger of exposure to
Speaker 1: harmful rays. In this case, the chair was removed and
Speaker 1: subsequent tests showed it was emanating. Unusual amounts of radiation
Speaker 1: that could have resulted in significant harm to Javez had
Speaker 1: it gone undiscovered. Now, how crazy is that? And how
Speaker 1: often has that happened? That they have people walking around
Speaker 1: with him, you know, like this is the world that
Speaker 1: these leaders live in where they have to have security
Speaker 1: walking around the guy, your counter to make sure that
Speaker 1: somebody isn't trying to can kill them. Like that's that's
Speaker 1: a whole other level man. According to accounts by and
Speaker 1: end up being and for it to be routine means
Speaker 1: it's something that happens a lot to where they have
Speaker 1: a protocol for it. According to accounts by the presidential
Speaker 1: security at the event, an individual from the US who
Speaker 1: had been involved in the logistical support for the event
Speaker 1: it had provided the chair was shown to be acting
Speaker 1: with the US intelligence agent, intelligence agency or intelligence agents.
Speaker 1: Yeah that doesn't make sense what they said. Okay. There
Speaker 1: were numerous other attempts on his life that were thwarted
Speaker 1: by the Venezuelan intelligence agencies, and particularly the counterintelligence unit
Speaker 1: of the Presidential Guard that was charged with discovering and
Speaker 1: impeding such threats. One other well known attempt was in
Speaker 1: July of twenty ten, when Francisco Chavez Ebarca, a criminal
Speaker 1: working with Cuban born terrorist Lewis Pasada. Carlis responsible for
Speaker 1: bombing a Cuban airline er nineteen seventy six and killing
Speaker 1: all seventy three passengers on board. Was detained entering Venezuela
Speaker 1: and later confessed that he had been sent to assassinate Chavez.
Speaker 1: Just five months earlier, in February twenty ten, when President
Speaker 1: Shav was at an event near the Columbian border, his
Speaker 1: security forces discovered a sniper set up just over a
Speaker 1: quarter of a mile away from his location, who was
Speaker 1: subsequently neutralized. They popped them. While these accounts may sound
Speaker 1: like fiction, they are amply documented and very real. Hugo
Speaker 1: Javes defied the most powerful interest and he refused to
Speaker 1: bow down as head of this as head of state
Speaker 1: of the nation without the largest oil reserves on the foot. Wait,
Speaker 1: what as head of stay of the nation without or
Speaker 1: do you think with the largest oil reserves on the
Speaker 1: planet and some one who openly and directly challenged US
Speaker 1: and Western domination. Javes was considered an enemy of Washington
Speaker 1: and its allies. Yeah, why is that country so destroyed now?
Speaker 1: If they have all of these resources, So who could
Speaker 1: But now they're in debt to it, so all their
Speaker 1: mineral resources are the banks. So what happens? So who
Speaker 1: could have been involved in Chavez's assassination? If he was assassinated, Certainly,
Speaker 1: it's no far stretch to imagine the US government involved
Speaker 1: in a political assassination of an enemy it clearly and
Speaker 1: openly wanted out of the picture. In two thousand and six,
Speaker 1: the US government formed a Special Mission Manager for Venezuela
Speaker 1: and Cuba under the Director of National Intelligence. This elite
Speaker 1: intelligence unit was charged with expanding covert operations against Javez
Speaker 1: and led clandestine missions out of an intelligence fusion center
Speaker 1: Cia Dea Anddia in Colombia. Some of the pieces that
Speaker 1: have been coming together include the discovery of several close
Speaker 1: aids to Chavez who had private, unobstructed access to him
Speaker 1: over prolonged periods, who fled the country after his death
Speaker 1: and are collaborating with the US government. Well, there you go,
Speaker 1: and you know, it sounds like something like radiation was
Speaker 1: used again because he had a baseball sized tumor in
Speaker 1: his entre. Heston's let's see if he were assassinated, If
Speaker 1: he were assassinated by some kind of exposure to high
Speaker 1: levels of radiation or otherwise inoculated or infected by a
Speaker 1: cancer causing So should sut up cancer causing virus? That's
Speaker 1: retardation right there. There's no none of this is none
Speaker 1: of this is real virus cancer causing. It's no virus,
Speaker 1: so they can't do that. It would have poison, Yeah,
Speaker 1: poison can cause that, but not a virus because it's
Speaker 1: not a real thing. It could have it would have
Speaker 1: been done by someone with close access to him, whom
Speaker 1: he trusted. That was a long answer for that question.
Speaker 1: Who is Leamsy Salazar and how is he connected to
Speaker 1: the US intelligence agencies? Gollinger Leamsy was one of Javez's
Speaker 1: closest aids for nearly seven years. He was a lieutenant
Speaker 1: colonel in the Venezuelan Navy and became known to Chavez
Speaker 1: after he waved the Venezuelan flag from the roof of
Speaker 1: the Presidential Guards barracks at the Presidential Palace during the
Speaker 1: two thousand and two coup. As the rescue of Chavez
Speaker 1: was underway. He became a symbol of the loyal armed
Speaker 1: forces that helped defeat We to help defeat the coup,
Speaker 1: and Chavez rewarded him by bringing him on as one
Speaker 1: of his assistants. Salazar was both a bodyguard and an
Speaker 1: aid to Chavez who would bring him coffee and meals,
Speaker 1: stand by his side, rub his feet, no kidd, travel
Speaker 1: with him around the world, and protect him during public events.
Speaker 1: I knew him and interacted with him many times. He
Speaker 1: was one of the familiar faces protecting Chavez for many years.
Speaker 1: He was a key member of javez elite inner security
Speaker 1: circle with private access to Javas and privilege and highly
Speaker 1: confidential knowledge of javas is comings and goings, daily routine
Speaker 1: schedule and dealings. Hold on a Secondops, I screwed it
Speaker 1: up well known, So they're not really getting to the point.
Speaker 1: Like even if it was somebody, obviously they would use
Speaker 1: somebody like an aid that was close to him to
Speaker 1: get to him. But where's that coming from. Where's that
Speaker 1: pressure coming from the same banks he was fucking with
Speaker 1: right by not giving them everything and bowing down to them.
Speaker 1: After Java has passed away in March of twenty thirteen, Hey,
Speaker 1: it's March of twenty twenty five right now, so this
Speaker 1: is timely, This is good we're doing it. In the
Speaker 1: same month, because of his extended service and loyalty, Leamsy
Speaker 1: was transferred to the security detail dios Dado Cabello, who
Speaker 1: was then President of Venezuela's National Assembly and considered one
Speaker 1: of the most powerful political and military figures in the country.
Speaker 1: Cabello was one of Chavez's closest allies, and should be
Speaker 1: noted that Limsy remained with Javes throughout most of his
Speaker 1: illness up to his death and had privileged access to
Speaker 1: him that few had, even from his security team. Shockingly,
Speaker 1: in December twenty fourteen, news reports revealed that Limsy had
Speaker 1: secretly been flown to the US from Spain. Oh that's
Speaker 1: just a den of Sephardics and Jesuits out there in Spain,
Speaker 1: where he was allegedly on vacation with his family. The
Speaker 1: plane that flew him was said to be from the DEEA.
Speaker 1: He was placed in witness protection, and news reports have
Speaker 1: stated he is providing information to the US government about
Speaker 1: Venezuelan officials involved in high level ring of drug trafficking.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's what they were doing, but okay,
Speaker 1: opposition and media, but that makes it sound like they're
Speaker 1: bad people, right, that will get the Western world thinking
Speaker 1: that you know, everybody, every brown person that's in the South,
Speaker 1: you know, Central America. South America's a bunch of drug
Speaker 1: drug traffickers and they don't have any they don't have
Speaker 1: any uh concept of the fact that it's it's their
Speaker 1: government and the Jews and all this stuff that actually
Speaker 1: run the drugs all throughout the world, right like the CIA,
Speaker 1: black ops, money, all that stuff. If they didn't want
Speaker 1: to come into this country, it wouldn't but you conject
Speaker 1: with the price if you make it illegal and then
Speaker 1: you know, run the operation. I think the only reason
Speaker 1: why Escobar was killed is because he wouldn't let him
Speaker 1: in on the on the deal, on the profits, so
Speaker 1: they had to get rid of them. He didn't want
Speaker 1: he didn't want to work with the governments. Opposition owned
Speaker 1: media in Venezuela claim he gave details accusing uh dios
Speaker 1: Dato Cabello of being a drug kingpin, but none of
Speaker 1: that information has been independently verified, nor have any court
Speaker 1: records or allegations been released. If they exist, Maybe they
Speaker 1: wanted to do business with them. Maybe now that Chavez
Speaker 1: was gone, they wanted to start their own little drug
Speaker 1: operation through that country. That might make more sense. Another
Speaker 1: explanation for his going into the witness protection program in
Speaker 1: the US could include his involvement in the assassination of Chavez,
Speaker 1: possibly done as part of a CIA blackoup, or maybe
Speaker 1: even done under the auspices of CIA or MASAD, but
Speaker 1: carried out by corrupt elements within the Venezuelan government. Before
Speaker 1: the Panama papers were released, I had accidentally discovered and
Speaker 1: was investigating a dangerous, corrupt, high level individual within the
Speaker 1: government whom Chavez had previously dismissed, but who returned after
Speaker 1: his death and was placed in an even more influential, powerful,
Speaker 1: powerful position. This individual also appears to be collaborating with
Speaker 1: the US government. People like that who let greed obscure
Speaker 1: their conscience and who are involved in lucrative criminal activity
Speaker 1: could have also played a role in his death. Just
Speaker 1: say who they are? Way friggin' vey and their banks.
Speaker 1: Mussad is really intelligence, But it's really not then right,
Speaker 1: it's the if you WHI should we where should we start?
Speaker 1: The City of London, Bank of England? Is that the
Speaker 1: is that the is that the first control hub and
Speaker 1: then and then it came to US, and then Russia
Speaker 1: and then an actual Israel Israel. For example, the Panama
Speaker 1: Papers exposed another former did I say this, No, I
Speaker 1: didn't former Chavez, a Army Captain Adrian Velasquez, who was
Speaker 1: in charge of security for Chavez's son, Hugo, Uh you
Speaker 1: Little Hugo Jr. Captain Velasquez his wife, a former Navy officer,
Speaker 1: Claudia Patricia Diaz Gillian, was chavez nurse for several years
Speaker 1: and had private, unsupervised access to him if it was her. Furthermore,
Speaker 1: Claudia administered medicines, shots, and other health and food related materials.
Speaker 1: It's too bad that he believed in shots. That's probably
Speaker 1: what got him health and food related materials to Javaz
Speaker 1: over a period of years. Just one month before his
Speaker 1: deadly illness was discovered in twenty eleven, Chavez named Claudia
Speaker 1: as Treasurer of Venezuela, placing her in charge of the
Speaker 1: country's money. It's still unclear as to why she was
Speaker 1: not named to this important position, considering she had previously
Speaker 1: been his nurse and had no similar experience. That might
Speaker 1: be a good thing, right to keep it honest, I mean,
Speaker 1: I see I could see that making sense. People that
Speaker 1: you can trust is what matters. Right. You can have
Speaker 1: other people helping in the daily movements of something, but
Speaker 1: you need to have people that you know and you
Speaker 1: can trust in certain positions, and you probably do a
Speaker 1: better job than the people who just although it was
Speaker 1: the order of someone else. Anyway, she was dismissed from
Speaker 1: the position right after Chave has passed away. Both Captain
Speaker 1: Velasquez and Claudia appeared in the Panama papers as owning
Speaker 1: a shell company with millions of dollars. They also, I
Speaker 1: don't know, see this might be the the poo poo
Speaker 1: kaka that they throw at them after the fact to
Speaker 1: mar them, because why would they Why would they dismiss
Speaker 1: her right after he died. If she was dirty, they
Speaker 1: would have congratulated her, right, they would have taken care
Speaker 1: of her, or taken care of her with a gun.
Speaker 1: But they probably wouldn't you know. Then all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: all here's this shell company. It sounds like it's more
Speaker 1: of a setup to me. They also owned property in
Speaker 1: the elite area of Dominican Republic, punt Takana, where property
Speaker 1: has cost in the millions, and they have resided there
Speaker 1: since at least twenty fifteen. Maybe I don't. The documents
Speaker 1: showed that right after Shave has passed away and Nicholas Maduro,
Speaker 1: this pace of shit, was elected president in April twenty thirteen.
Speaker 1: Captain Veleska has opened an offshore company on April eighteenth,
Speaker 1: twenty thirteen, through the Panamanian firm Mossak FINESCA called Blackner
Speaker 1: Associates Limited, a Swiss financial investment firm V three Capital
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah blah blah firmed. They manage the
Speaker 1: funds of Captain Velaskaz, which number in the millions. It's
Speaker 1: impossible for an army captain. It's impossible for an army
Speaker 1: captain to have earned that amount of money through legitimate means.
Speaker 1: Neither him nor his wife Claudia have returned to Venezuela
Speaker 1: since twenty fifteen. Captain Alaskaz was especially close with Leamsey Salazar.
Speaker 1: Can you explain the suspicious circumstanceus under which Salazar was
Speaker 1: flown out of Spain to the safety of the United
Speaker 1: States on a plane belonging to the DA Doesn't that
Speaker 1: strike you as a bit strange at the very least
Speaker 1: This suggests that Salazar was acting as an agent for
Speaker 1: a country that is openly hostile towards Venezuela. That makes
Speaker 1: him either a collaborator or a trader. You agree, and
Speaker 1: Gollinger says, of course, as she's you know, in this one,
Speaker 1: I'm seeing I'm seeing happen here because her name is
Speaker 1: Ava Gollinger, She's directing, she's misdirecting and pointing away from source. Right,
Speaker 1: not once have I heard Israeli, Masad or any of
Speaker 1: the other things that Chavez had mentioned many times. We're
Speaker 1: trying to murder him. She never once mentions this. She's
Speaker 1: describing the effect, but not going deeper as to who's
Speaker 1: actually putting these people up to do it, right, all right?
Speaker 1: Of course, it's highly suspicious that Salazar was flown out
Speaker 1: of Spain, where he was allegedly on vacation with his
Speaker 1: family and taking to the United States on the Dea plane.
Speaker 1: There is no question that he was collaborating with the
Speaker 1: US government and betrayed his country. What remains to be
Speaker 1: seen is what his exact role was. Did he administer
Speaker 1: the murderous poison to Chavez or was it one of
Speaker 1: his partners such as Captain of Alaskas or the nurse
Speaker 1: treasurer of Claudia, or neither or none. Maybe these people
Speaker 1: were ushered out of the country in haste after the
Speaker 1: fact because they were the remaining loyalists and they wanted
Speaker 1: to make sure that they had them under control.
Speaker 7: While this.
Speaker 1: All may sound very conspiratory, conspiracy theory ish, that's what
Speaker 1: they said. I didn't say. These are facts that can
Speaker 1: be verified independently. It is also true, according to declassified
Speaker 1: secret US documents, that the US Army was developing an
Speaker 1: injectable radiation weapon to use for political assassinations of select
Speaker 1: enemies as far back as nineteen forty eight. The Church
Speaker 1: Commission hearings into the Kennedy assassination out there he Goes
Speaker 1: also uncovered the existence of an assassination weapon developed by
Speaker 1: the CEI to induce heart attacks and soft tissue cancers.
Speaker 1: Javez died of them an aggressive soft tissue cancer. By
Speaker 1: the time it was detected, it was too late. There
Speaker 1: is other information out there documenting the development of a
Speaker 1: cancer virus. Wrong. It could be a poison that causes cancer,
Speaker 1: it could be a drug that causes cancer, but it's
Speaker 1: not a virus that was going to be weaponized and
Speaker 1: allegedly used to kill Fidel Castro in nineteen sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 1: where they would there's no point. That's again surface level bullshit.
Speaker 1: But anyway, I know most of that seems like science
Speaker 1: fiction now. But do you like this idea that our
Speaker 1: country was literally against Fidel and that wasn't all just there?
Speaker 1: That's that's pretty hilarious. Let's see radiation web and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, nineteen forty eighty. So even if we go
Speaker 1: on the official US Army document from nineteen forty eight,
Speaker 1: it's a fact that the US government was in the
Speaker 1: process of developing a radiation weapon for political assassinations. More
Speaker 1: than sixty years later. We can only imagine what technolo
Speaker 1: technological capacities exist. Can you explain why the DEA was
Speaker 1: involved in the operation and not the CIA as many
Speaker 1: would expect. I think the CIA was involved. They work
Speaker 1: together on high profile political cases. Oh and by the way,
Speaker 1: I'm sure the DEA was doing their best to be
Speaker 1: you know. So it's not illegal if you're them to
Speaker 1: run drugs into this country. In other places, it's only
Speaker 1: illegal if you're the competition. So what do you think?
Speaker 1: What do you think the drug the dea really does
Speaker 1: as it's true, it's true nature. Take a guess. It's
Speaker 1: probably a little bit inverted, I would say so if
Speaker 1: they're trying to set this up now that the guy
Speaker 1: was dead, that wouldn't surprise me. On a personal note,
Speaker 1: Hugo Chavez was a giant among men and a real hero.
Speaker 1: Would you please tell us what his loss has meant,
Speaker 1: God of how to fucking you listen to your whistling
Speaker 1: to you personally and how his death has impacted the
Speaker 1: people of Venezuela. Gollenger, The loss of Hugo Chavez has
Speaker 1: been crushing. He was my friend and I spent nearly
Speaker 1: ten years in his as this advisor. The void he
Speaker 1: has left is impossible to replace, phil I think is
Speaker 1: the word you're looking for, despite, because you don't replace voids, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Despite his human flaws, he had a huge heart and
Speaker 1: genuinely dictated dedicated himself to build a better country for
Speaker 1: his people and a better world for humanity. He cared
Speaker 1: deeply about all people, but especially the poor, neglected, and marginalized.
Speaker 1: It's fucking madhouse here right now, between my retarded dog
Speaker 1: and these fucking kids whistling and making fucking noise. Uh,
Speaker 1: it's very distracting. There is a picture taken of Chavez
Speaker 1: by there's no fucking consideration, and I really don't want
Speaker 1: to go to jail to night for punching a fucking
Speaker 1: teenager in his face. Would feel really good for a
Speaker 1: few seconds. There is a picture taken of Chavez by
Speaker 1: a bystander where he had been at an event in
Speaker 1: the center of Caracas and was walking through a large
Speaker 1: plaza that had been clearly cleared by security. All of
Speaker 1: a sudden, he saw a young man disheveled and seemingly
Speaker 1: on drugs, barely able to keep himself upright, wearing ragged clothes.
Speaker 1: To the horror of his security guards, Chavez went over
Speaker 1: to him and lovingly put his arm around him and
Speaker 1: offered him a cup of coffee. He didn't judge the
Speaker 1: poor guy, or reprimand him or showed disgust. He treated
Speaker 1: him like a fellow human being who deserved to be
Speaker 1: seen with dignity. He stayed there with him for a while,
Speaker 1: just telling stories and chatting like old friends. When he
Speaker 1: had to go, he told one of his guards to
Speaker 1: offer the man whatever help he needed. There were no cameras, there,
Speaker 1: no TV, no public It wasn't a public publicity s done.
Speaker 1: It was a genuine sincere It was genuine, sincere care
Speaker 1: and concern for a fellow human in need. Despite being
Speaker 1: president and a powerful head of state, Chavez always saw
Speaker 1: himself as an equal to all people. That's pretty cool.
Speaker 1: His unexpected death has had a tragic toll, has had
Speaker 1: a tragedy. See you can tell this is not the
Speaker 1: first language. Has taken a tragic toll on Venezuela. Sadly,
Speaker 1: those he left in charge have been unable to manage
Speaker 1: the country through this difficult this difficult times. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: can tell. In a combination of corruption and external sabotage
Speaker 1: by opposing forces with foreign support has crippled the economy.
Speaker 1: Mismanagement has been widespread and destructive. Yet it's called the
Speaker 1: oive effect. What does Davis say, come on, come on?
Speaker 1: You know what he says, this is your come on country,
Speaker 1: hu jews, there you go. And I had somebody say
Speaker 1: I don't ever look at my Facebook. So if that's
Speaker 1: the place you go to bitch at me, you're not
Speaker 1: gonna see me ever respond to you, because I don't
Speaker 1: do that crap. I don't go to Facebook. But I
Speaker 1: happened to notice something today when I was asked to
Speaker 1: go on with someone else for something else, and I
Speaker 1: have this old message, and it's like, if you think
Speaker 1: it's all the Jews, you're an idiot, You're fucking retard,
Speaker 1: you blah. I'm like, well, what's your last name? Yeah,
Speaker 1: it sounds like you would you would say that. And
Speaker 1: then they went on and on about how I just
Speaker 1: paragraph at the paragraph of how I'm retard and stupid
Speaker 1: because they don't actually think and they don't actually listen,
Speaker 1: and it's all right here like what I say and
Speaker 1: what I do on these shows. If you if your
Speaker 1: the level of comprehension is so low that you can't
Speaker 1: recognize that I'm always balanced and saying I'm talking about
Speaker 1: this group and yes, the vast majority Okay, maybe not
Speaker 1: all Jews are Bolsheviks, but pretty much all of the
Speaker 1: Bolsheviks were Jews, you know. I mean, communism is a
Speaker 1: jew is judaeified, that's what it's from.
Speaker 9: That.
Speaker 1: But it's really a saturn cult thing because you can
Speaker 1: go really far back into history and see the same
Speaker 1: implementation of the same type of method in cultures long
Speaker 1: before there was ever a hint of a Karl Marx
Speaker 1: in the universe. And even if you want to go
Speaker 1: even to a more modern example, you have the Jesuits
Speaker 1: with their reductions of Paraguay, all right, and what are
Speaker 1: Jesuits fucking once again cryptos? Right, weasling it away into
Speaker 1: the fucking Church. Which, by the way, if you go
Speaker 1: back to what I was talking about with the British
Speaker 1: Edda and the makers of civilization and racist history.
Speaker 15: Well.
Speaker 1: Rome eaten Knight saying, goddamn thing. So just different areas
Speaker 1: with different maybe ethnic characteristics, but all the same fucking
Speaker 1: disgusting human sacrificing Saturn cult tendencies and the true leaders
Speaker 1: of and you can't so what's how do you put it?
Speaker 1: There were the Mythraeans, and you know what, I think
Speaker 1: that's kind of been given a bad a deliberately bad
Speaker 1: uh light, been put in a bad light because of
Speaker 1: the Christian filter that everybody puts everything in.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: Meanwhile, it's it's kind of ironic that there there Christian
Speaker 1: filter comes from another Abrahamic death cult and it's also
Speaker 1: based on Saturn and all this other bullshit, right, So
Speaker 1: that's a little interesting anyway, So Yeah. What I was
Speaker 1: going at with the with the whole Rome thing is
Speaker 1: that even prior to Christian schis, you know, Rome or whatever,
Speaker 1: you had the Mithrains, which were the elite, noble leadership class.
Speaker 1: Not all those people were assholes, but a great deal
Speaker 1: of them were, and a lot It's like, again, why
Speaker 1: wouldn't they just squash the greasy, fucking Sanhedrin into the
Speaker 1: ground and not deal with them if they weren't somehow
Speaker 1: entangled with them like Rome had. The Romans had had
Speaker 1: the power and the might to fucking if they wanted to,
Speaker 1: because all you had to do is knock out their
Speaker 1: leadership and the rest of them would go, they would
Speaker 1: fall apart. But they never did that. I mean you
Speaker 1: had Titus, all right, and then what happened after that?
Speaker 1: They starve, some starve some Jews and starts and again
Speaker 1: dark mockery, get and get you can get ready into
Speaker 1: Joe Atwell's book about that with the History of the
Speaker 1: Jews by Joseph by Josephus Flavian, which was he was
Speaker 1: a he was a turncoat, he was adopted. They have
Speaker 1: no loyalty, whichever good for them. They're narcissistic, psychopaths, right, sociopaths.
Speaker 1: Even if the current government doesn't survive the vicious attacks
Speaker 1: against it, Javes's memory in the millions of people he
Speaker 1: impacted and improved the lives of will Whether the storm, well,
Speaker 1: I don't know about all that. Chavismo has become an
Speaker 1: ideology founded on principles of social justice. That phrase, that
Speaker 1: term gets me a little bit and human dignity. But
Speaker 1: do people miss him? Of course? Okay, it's not a tumla, No,
Speaker 1: it was. It was a tumor. It's that type of
Speaker 1: attitude that that's why you're not here anymore. All right,
Speaker 1: we can get rid of.
Speaker 9: That.
Speaker 1: Hey, but thank you, by the way, I said that
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Speaker 1: I put the link to my book directly to this
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Speaker 1: At least it is unmumble. It probably isn't on FTJ
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Speaker 1: not a bit shoot because I didn't take my time
Speaker 1: to go back and fix it. But see when I
Speaker 1: show you this and I tell you about this, this
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Speaker 1: in the larger paper. And then Cobo is a digital copy,
Speaker 1: and so is Lulu, and you can also get it
Speaker 1: as a what do you call it as a kindle?
Speaker 1: Look obviously over an Amazon. But if you don't want
Speaker 1: it from there, and you absolutely want me to sign it,
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Speaker 1: well as you can tell I think you'll probably get
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Speaker 1: need to check something real quick, so I have to.
Speaker 1: I have to move you guys over to something. I
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Speaker 16: It.
Speaker 1: Seventeen minutes fifty seconds. That's not gonna work from here.
Speaker 1: I gotta get a little bit longer. Three minutes and
Speaker 1: twelve Yeah, no, because that one, I have to do
Speaker 1: the All right, let's let's watch this hold on. But
Speaker 1: I gotta do it in a different way. First, have
Speaker 1: to move myself, do you hear? Once I can get
Speaker 1: the audio to pick get picked up from the obs
Speaker 1: over to there without screwing up something else, which I'm
Speaker 1: kind of concerned about. I have a loop back software,
Speaker 1: but I just I'm hesitant to install it because I
Speaker 1: think this is going to cause more problems. That's my
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Speaker 17: Luther in return, but their curses and defamation and every
Speaker 17: misfortune they may inflict on us or wish us. Indeed,
Speaker 17: we are as blind and unfeeling clods in this respect,
Speaker 17: as are the Jews in their unbelief to suffer such
Speaker 17: great tyranny from these vicious weaklings, and not perceive that
Speaker 17: they are our mad tyrants and that we are their
Speaker 17: captives and subjects. Meanwhile, they wail and pretend that they
Speaker 17: are our captives, and at the same time mock us
Speaker 17: as though we had to take this abuse from them.
Speaker 17: And if the authorities are reluctant to use force and
Speaker 17: restrain the Jews demonic wantonness, then the Jews should be
Speaker 17: expelled from the country. They should be told to go
Speaker 17: elsewhere where they may lie, curse, blaspheme, defame, murder, steel, rob, mock,
Speaker 17: and indulge in all those infamous abominations that they practice
Speaker 17: among us, and leave us and our government, our country,
Speaker 17: our life, and our property. Much more, leave our Lord,
Speaker 17: the Messiah, our faith, and our church undefiled and uncontaminated
Speaker 17: with their devilish tyranny and malice. Any privileges that they
Speaker 17: may ask for won't help them. No one can grant
Speaker 17: privileges for practicing such abominations. These abominations cancel and abrogate
Speaker 17: all privileges. If you pastors and preachers have followed my
Speaker 17: example and have faithfully issued such warnings to your churches,
Speaker 17: but the authorities still won't do anything about it. Then
Speaker 17: let's follow the advice of Christ in Matthew ten fourteen
Speaker 17: and shake the dust from our shoes and say we
Speaker 17: are innocent of your blood. I suppose the authorities might
Speaker 17: wish to show mercy to the Jews, the bloodthirsty enemies
Speaker 17: of our Christian and human name, in order to earn
Speaker 17: heavenly rewards thereby, but that the Jews enmesh us, harass us,
Speaker 17: torment and distress us Christians in every way with their
Speaker 17: satanic and detestable deeds. This the authorities want us to tolerate,
Speaker 17: and they want us to think it's a good Christian
Speaker 17: deed to tolerate this, especially if there is any money
Speaker 17: involved for them, which Jews have filched and stolen from us.
Speaker 17: What are we Christians to do? Meanwhile, in the first place,
Speaker 17: we must believe that our Lord Jesus Christ is truthful
Speaker 17: when he declares of Jews who did not accept but
Speaker 17: crucified him, you are a race of vipers and children
Speaker 17: of the devil. Our authorities and all those who wish
Speaker 17: mercy on the Jews must at least have to let
Speaker 17: us believe our Lord Jesus Christ, who I am sure
Speaker 17: has more intimate knowledge of all hearts than these compassionate saints.
Speaker 17: He knows that these Jews are a brood of vipers
Speaker 17: and children of the devil, that is, people who will
Speaker 17: accord us the same benefits as does their father, the Devil.
Speaker 17: And by now we Christians should have learned it from
Speaker 17: scripture as well as experience. I have read and heard
Speaker 17: many records about the Jews that confirm this judgment of Christ,
Speaker 17: namely how they have poisoned wells, made assassinations, and kidnapped children.
Speaker 17: There are many such stories for their kidnapping of children,
Speaker 17: they have often been burned at the stake or banished.
Speaker 17: It all coincides with the judgment of Christ, which declares
Speaker 17: that they are venomous, bitter, vindictive, tricky serpents, assassins, and
Speaker 17: children of the Devil, who sting and work harm stealthily
Speaker 17: wherever they cannot do it openly. For this reason, I
Speaker 17: would like to see them where there are no Christians.
Speaker 17: The Turks and other heathens don't tolerate what we Christians
Speaker 17: are willing to endure from these venomous serpents and demons,
Speaker 17: Nor do the Jews treat any others as they do
Speaker 17: us Christians. Next, to the devil himself. A Christian has
Speaker 17: no more bitter an enemy than the Jew. There is
Speaker 17: no other race to whom we accord as many benefits,
Speaker 17: and yet from whom we suffer as much as we
Speaker 17: do from these base children of Satan, this brood of vipers.
Speaker 17: I wish to give these Jews sincerely to whoever still
Speaker 17: feels the desire to protect them, so that whoever does
Speaker 17: so will be fleeced by them, robbed, plundered, defamed, vilified,
Speaker 17: and cursed by them, and to suffer every evil at
Speaker 17: their hands. And if that's not enough, let he who
Speaker 17: protects the Jews stuff them into his own mouth. He
Speaker 17: who protects the Jews should crawl into their buttocks and
Speaker 17: worship inside there. Since they think the Jews are such
Speaker 17: a holy object, then let this protector of Jews boast
Speaker 17: of his so called mercy. Let him be proud that
Speaker 17: he has strengthened Satan and Satan's children for blaspheming our
Speaker 17: dear Lord and the precious blood with which we Christians
Speaker 17: are redeemed. Let this protector of Jews think he is
Speaker 17: the perfect Christian filled with mercy. Christ will repay him
Speaker 17: on the day of judgment together with the Jews in
Speaker 17: the Eternal Fire of Hell.
Speaker 1: That was that the ending was weird.
Speaker 15: Ay, well, okay, all right, enough for something completely different.
Speaker 1: Hi, okay, let's do this. Forgive the energy levels, forgive
Speaker 1: the voice. But I am sick, all right, and that's
Speaker 1: just the way it's going to be.
Speaker 7: Right now.
Speaker 1: Having reviewed the machinations and intrigues of the Judas Goats
Speaker 1: the enemy within during the latter half of the twentieth century,
Speaker 1: it seems almost fitting, by way of wrapping up our
Speaker 1: study to take a look at what's happening in the
Speaker 1: opening days of the twenty first century. The Judas Goats
Speaker 1: are hard at work, as always, doing all in their
Speaker 1: power and that of their behind the scenes handlers and
Speaker 1: controllers to subvert traditional American nationalism, nationalism anywhere. Actually, that's
Speaker 1: a threat to them, and the chapters which follow will
Speaker 1: because I mean, just doing the thing, being what a
Speaker 1: human should be and doing right by mankind right, it
Speaker 1: doesn't work well in their panopticon, in their artificial environment.
Speaker 1: And the chapters which follow will take a closer look
Speaker 1: at some of the modern day Judas cootes and examine
Speaker 1: precisely what it is they seem to have in store
Speaker 1: for Americans who dare to question the authority of those
Speaker 1: who have determined they are the ones best suited to
Speaker 1: rule America and the world. These enemies within have an
Speaker 1: international agenda, a perpetual war for perpetual peace, a war
Speaker 1: not only against global terrorists, but also domestic terrorists as well.
Speaker 1: And those domestic terrorist quote unquote are those who stand
Speaker 1: in the way of the new world order, which is
Speaker 1: nothing more than the longtime Zionist dream of world conquests.
Speaker 1: And make no mistake about it, Russia and China and
Speaker 1: even Venezuela under a popular strong man, Hugo Chavez. Obviously
Speaker 1: this is dated. Along with the Arab and Muslim worlds,
Speaker 1: as well as any other nations who stand in opposition
Speaker 1: to the Zionist's agenda, are also in the Zionist gun sights.
Speaker 1: There are more wars being planned. I think that might
Speaker 1: have been his explanation that it's only the Zionists, it's
Speaker 1: not something that's embedded into Judaism or the Saturn cult itself,
Speaker 1: which is what I would argue when he's like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you're an idio if you think it's all of them, well,
Speaker 1: I didn't say it was all of them. I'm just
Speaker 1: saying that it's not confined to any specific thing that
Speaker 1: he's saying it is. The question is whether Americans are
Speaker 1: going to agree to fight those wars. More importantly, will
Speaker 1: Americans band together once and for all to stop the
Speaker 1: international warmongers dead in their tracks. Undoubtedly Americans do need
Speaker 1: to fight another war, but this time it should be
Speaker 1: a war against the judash coats, the enemy with it
Speaker 1: he likes to keep on naming his book. I am
Speaker 1: cold on what the fuck? Where did they go away?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Okay, where's the next one there? Okay, all right? Something
Speaker 1: got those grewy here. I'm just trying to fix it.
Speaker 1: I had to restart biking earlier, and I restarted the Internet,
Speaker 1: hoping that that would make it stronger. But I don't
Speaker 1: think it worked. So we'll start right about. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about raising Americans against China, even though China is already
Speaker 1: one of us, was one of them, I should say,
Speaker 1: now us in addition to no when wars conducted in
Speaker 1: Korean and Vietnam were part of the bigger scheme, along
Speaker 1: with the way Saddam Hussein in Iraq, the Ietolas, Iran
Speaker 1: among others, were given prominent places in the media orchestrated
Speaker 1: pantheon of villainy. The American people clearly, and contrary to
Speaker 1: popular belief, love war. The pollutocrats and their puppets press
Speaker 1: are and their puppet press are always ready to come
Speaker 1: up with a new one. Today, the American people are
Speaker 1: being told by the conservative and liberal opinion makers who
Speaker 1: function as propaganda voices for the pollutocratic elite who control
Speaker 1: the made media, to be prepared for war. And if
Speaker 1: we aren't about to take on China, we have a
Speaker 1: new enemy just a few hours south, who is conveniently
Speaker 1: placed for old fashioned American gunboat diplomacy. Ko Chavez, the
Speaker 1: colorful of Venezuelan nationalist strong man, is now officially a
Speaker 1: target of the imperialless neo conservative pro Israel network that
Speaker 1: directs policy inside the Bush administration. Although the major media
Speaker 1: portrayed television evangelist Robertson pat Robertson's call for the United
Speaker 1: States to assassinate Javez, that's not something you should just
Speaker 1: up and say, as some sort of reckless outburst, which
Speaker 1: the Bush administration formerly, if not convincingly denounced, and for
Speaker 1: which Robertson offered his own less than sincere apology. The
Speaker 1: record shows that the pro Israel neocons have had Chavez's
Speaker 1: image on their darkboard for some time now, and isn't
Speaker 1: that funny, Pat Robertson Christian Zionists. The fact is that
Speaker 1: since Chavez first came to power in nineteen ninety nine,
Speaker 1: the neo conservative Five Priests of War, along with their
Speaker 1: allies and pro Israel journals and propaganda outlets in the
Speaker 1: United States and worldwide, have been muttering ominously that Chaves
Speaker 1: and his governments are hostile to the interests of Israel
Speaker 1: and therefore anti semitic. Chavez and his it's anti semitic
Speaker 1: to kick banks out of your country that are destroying it,
Speaker 1: or to let them, or to prevent them from sapping
Speaker 1: you dry of all your resources and leaving you to
Speaker 1: stir in the breeze while people starve. Chavez and his
Speaker 1: supporters quite correctly saw Robertson's remarks as an effective trial
Speaker 1: balloon launched by Robertson in collaboration with the Bush administration,
Speaker 1: as a scheme to focus attention on Chavez, perceived as
Speaker 1: an enemy of Israel and of imperialism. Probably not coincidentally,
Speaker 1: Robertson's call for Chavez's murderer came on August twenty second,
Speaker 1: two thousand and five, just shortly after the neo conservative
Speaker 1: journal The Weekly Standard published a broadside aimed at Chavez
Speaker 1: in it's August eighth issue, claiming that Chavez was a
Speaker 1: threat to more than just his own people. They loved
Speaker 1: him right in two thousand and two. They stood up
Speaker 1: and protected him from being assassinated. Can you think of
Speaker 1: any well. I mean, there's some very misled people who
Speaker 1: wear red hats who might do that for Trump. But
Speaker 1: that's not because they're it's not because they have their
Speaker 1: wits about them. The article was devoted to the thesis
Speaker 1: that Chavez is a threat to the tiny but wealthy
Speaker 1: Jewish population in Venezuela, roughly twenty two thousand people in
Speaker 1: a nation of twenty two million. The Standard bemoaned the
Speaker 1: fact that Venezuelan State Division broadcasts a report speculating that
Speaker 1: Israel's intelligence service, the Mecade, may have been linked to
Speaker 1: the assassination of a local official. In Venezuela, police officials
Speaker 1: conducted a raid on a Jewish school that was believed
Speaker 1: by the government to be housing weapons that may have
Speaker 1: been involved in the crime. This act of national defense
Speaker 1: against a perceived threat from the spy agency of a
Speaker 1: foreign power, Israel, was presented by the Standard as some
Speaker 1: sort of Adolf Hitler style Gestapo action. Well uh, not
Speaker 1: saying is that a bad thing? Asserting that hostility to
Speaker 1: Jews has become one of the hallmarks of the Venezuelan government.
Speaker 1: The Standard cited a US State Department report on a
Speaker 1: global on global anti Semitism that purported to document document, Wow,
Speaker 1: in the standards words, how openly anti semitic. Right, that's
Speaker 1: what they are. That's that's what Venezuela. And still all
Speaker 1: day they cit around and say, let's let's bat moulth Jews. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what they did. But hey, when it's those people
Speaker 1: doing crimes, you know, committing crimes, ruining your country, being subversive,
Speaker 1: and hey, they seem to all have this one thing
Speaker 1: in common, that's just a detail. The problem is what
Speaker 1: they're doing, not so much what they are. A killer
Speaker 1: is a killer? Is a killer?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 1: Report on global anti Semitism that purported to document, in
Speaker 1: the standards words, how openly anti semiticven soil and government now.
Speaker 1: Is of particular concern to the pro Israel journal is
Speaker 1: that one of Chavez's closest advisors was a late Noberto
Speaker 1: Curious Soul. I think that's actually creous, Yeah, described as
Speaker 1: an Argentinian writer infamous for his books denying the Holocaust.
Speaker 1: Oh so he was smart too, and his conspiracy theories
Speaker 1: about Jewish plans to control the planet.
Speaker 9: Is that really?
Speaker 1: Uh? Are people still arguing that maybe we're just so
Speaker 1: far events beyond that it's silly to even think about it?
Speaker 1: And whose book hailing Javez and its opening chapter forcefully
Speaker 1: raised questions about Zionist influence worldwide. Chavez has refused to
Speaker 1: back down in the face of Zionist criticism. In two thousand,
Speaker 1: when he announced a trip to Iraq to visit Saddam Hussein,
Speaker 1: ch'aves taunted neo conservative media media critics by saying, imagine
Speaker 1: what the Pharisees will say when they see me with
Speaker 1: Saddam Hussein. Actually, complaints by Israel's supporters against Chavez go
Speaker 1: back to the beginning of the first years in office.
Speaker 1: In two thousand and the Stephen Roth Institute on Anti Semitism,
Speaker 1: Why is that a thing and racism.
Speaker 7: So here we go.
Speaker 1: The Stephen Roth Institute on Anti Semitism and Racism at
Speaker 1: the Tel Aviv University in Israel, well, you know, they're
Speaker 1: definitely not biased, So that's cool issued a report on
Speaker 1: anti Semitism Worldwide nineteen ninety ninety two thousand, which targeted Jabez, declaring,
Speaker 1: Venezuela has undergone a dramatic political transformation. They're not letting
Speaker 1: us Robin ruin our country anymore since the nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: eight general elections, which has had a negative impact on
Speaker 1: the Jewish community of less than a fucking fraction of
Speaker 1: a percent, Right, okay. The new administration's cool stance toward
Speaker 1: the community and toward Israel has encouraged anti semitism evidence,
Speaker 1: particularly in the mainstream press. Why are you there, then
Speaker 1: go somewhere else. Some observers point to the president's closest
Speaker 1: relations with Libya, oops Iraq, and Iran, which would serve
Speaker 1: to explain his hostility toward Israel as well. And all
Speaker 1: but one on that list of three have been decimated now,
Speaker 1: and so has Venezuela. See how these people operate. The
Speaker 1: Israeli report also raised the specter of Chavez's friendship with
Speaker 1: the aforementioned curious hole, the well known Argentine anti Semite. Yes,
Speaker 1: just keep on labeling, driving home the point that Javez
Speaker 1: is thus considered an enemy of Israel. Meanwhile, well, I mean,
Speaker 1: once you're declared that by some place in Tel Aviv,
Speaker 1: you know you're fucked. Meanwhile. Although Americans who heard of
Speaker 1: Robertson's violent provocation against Javez were told by the media
Speaker 1: that Chavez was a leftist and a friend of Fidel Castro,
Speaker 1: charges certain to inflame many Americans, the fact that the
Speaker 1: pro Israel network had an ax to grind with Chavez
Speaker 1: was carefully kept under wraps the Israeli lobbies. Criticisms of
Speaker 1: criticisms of Chavez were confined to small circulation but nonetheless
Speaker 1: influential journals such as The Weekly Standard, read almost exclusively
Speaker 1: by fanatical supporters of Israel, such as roberts However, in
Speaker 1: order to manipulate the American public, the major media helped
Speaker 1: the Bush administration by stoking up fears of Chavez as
Speaker 1: some sort of new communist threat when nothing could be
Speaker 1: further from the truth. Good on you, Michael Collins, Piper,
Speaker 1: Actually Chavez has sorry, Actually, Chavez has modeled himself and
Speaker 1: his domestic revolution on traditional Sorry I'm the tradition of
Speaker 1: Simon Bolivar, who liberated the Andean colonial provinces from the
Speaker 1: Spanish imperial crown, and who, in traditional American history text
Speaker 1: has been called the George Washington of South America. Although
Speaker 1: Chavez is a critic of rampant global super capitalism, which
Speaker 1: he calls the demon, Alma Guillermo Perto Prito pointed out
Speaker 1: in the October six, two thousand and five edition of
Speaker 1: the New York Review of Books that a great many
Speaker 1: businessmen have prospered under his rule, and he has made
Speaker 1: it cleared he sees a significant role for the private
Speaker 1: sector and most particularly for governor I'm sorry for foreign investment.
Speaker 1: So Chavez is hardly a communist media disinformation notwithstanding, as
Speaker 1: far as the aging Fidel Castro is concerned, he is
Speaker 1: clearly in his twilight and likely to be replaced, as
Speaker 1: most observers see it, by a military regime. So the
Speaker 1: fact that Chavez has been friendly toward Cashro, as virtually
Speaker 1: all South American leaders, not to mention leaders worldwide, have been,
Speaker 1: is hardly proof Chavez is a communist. Excuse me. That hurts. However,
Speaker 1: when Robertson went on his seven hundred Club, which is
Speaker 1: must viewing among many roots Republicans just say Christian Zionists,
Speaker 1: and called for Chavez is murder, he was sending a
Speaker 1: message loud and clear. How can you declare it, you know,
Speaker 1: we should we should off somebody's you know, a sovereign
Speaker 1: country's leader. How is that okay to say we don't
Speaker 1: like Chavez. The we in this case were the neo
Speaker 1: conservatives and their allies and Israel who have collaborated. They
Speaker 1: still see he still has this problem of seeing dividing
Speaker 1: lines that aren't there. That is our government, that is
Speaker 1: the true operators of our government. It's not we're trying
Speaker 1: to please Israel. No, we're trying to They're all in
Speaker 1: the same cult. They're all loyal and willful participants in
Speaker 1: the destruction of America because they have allegiances to this wickedness.
Speaker 1: Whether you want to call it Zionism, that's whatever, but
Speaker 1: you can call it the banking institutions that pull the strings.
Speaker 1: A history of a long time of trauma based mind
Speaker 1: control in all these leaders that they put out in
Speaker 1: front of us, so that they just do their little
Speaker 1: skits in front of TV while the real movers and
Speaker 1: shakers work without ever being seen. It's just it's not
Speaker 1: the it's not the reality that we've been sold. We
Speaker 1: don't like job as okay in this case, who have
Speaker 1: collaborated closely with Robertson and other Christian right television evangelists,
Speaker 1: who have provided the Israeli lobby with a fervent and
Speaker 1: powerful base of support. That's their role in the end,
Speaker 1: all of this globalist saber rattling in the name of
Speaker 1: some ill defined form of democracy as defined as divined
Speaker 1: by George W. Bush's philosophical mentor Nathan No, sorry, nag Tan,
Speaker 1: did they just forget the ass of the h I mean,
Speaker 1: NSKI is hardly winning America any new friends abroad. If anything,
Speaker 1: it is making America more enemies. Well, they don't care
Speaker 1: about that because I control those people too. Doctor Mahathir Mohammad,
Speaker 1: often described as the father of modern Malaysia and long
Speaker 1: respected as a voice for the developing countries, is not
Speaker 1: backing down in the face of these warlike provocations. In
Speaker 1: a two thousand and five interview with Britain's Guardian newspaper,
Speaker 1: the longtime Malaysian Prime minister, who retired in two thousand
Speaker 1: and three, declared the Bush administration a rogue regime and
Speaker 1: denounced's Bush ally British Prime Minister Tony Blair as a
Speaker 1: proven liar for having propagated misinformation and disinformation put forth
Speaker 1: by Bush and his pro Israel policy advisors. They have
Speaker 1: to be pro Israel. We were visual before Israel was Israel.
Speaker 1: The outspoken Malaysian, who is highly regarded throughout the developing world,
Speaker 1: created a major stir in two thousand and three when,
Speaker 1: in the course of an extended lecture before an international
Speaker 1: gathering of leaders from Muslim countries, he stated that Jews
Speaker 1: ruled the world by proxy. Only one brief comment in
Speaker 1: a lengthy discourse, but one that was enough to incite
Speaker 1: a global media frenzy. Jews ruled the world by proxy, right, right, right,
Speaker 1: And since we seemed to be unable to work off
Speaker 1: a method of currency that isn't controlled by them, you know,
Speaker 1: good on, Good on Adolf for being able to figure
Speaker 1: out how to do that. Well, there were always going
Speaker 1: to be so people can put down the put down
Speaker 1: the drug, stop stop it. However, doctor Mahit, sorry Mahatir,
Speaker 1: told The Guardian that he was not prepared to withdraw
Speaker 1: his remarks. He said American politicians are scared stiff of
Speaker 1: the Jews because anybody who votes against the Jews will
Speaker 1: lose elections and lives and their families. The Jews in
Speaker 1: America are supporting. Think about this, somebody who's you've known
Speaker 1: for your entire life could potentially be the person that
Speaker 1: offs you or does something to make you ill and die.
Speaker 1: And it's on the level of political like you have
Speaker 1: to you can't have your own your own mind. It's
Speaker 1: just like what they say with the Jesuits. You're not
Speaker 1: supposed to have your your own your own mind of things.
Speaker 1: You're supposed to just operate. You know, you do, you
Speaker 1: follow your orders and that's it. You're not to question,
Speaker 1: You're not to think non thinking. Israel and other Jews
Speaker 1: controlled the most powerful nation in the world. Yeah, that
Speaker 1: would be America. And that is what I mean about
Speaker 1: Jews controlling the world. I stand by that view. Yes,
Speaker 1: he was correct, doctor Mahatier pointed. Uh. Doctor Mahatiers pointed
Speaker 1: comments about the behavior of the United States, particularly visibly
Speaker 1: it's engagement within the Middle East, reflect not only Muslim opinion,
Speaker 1: but growing opinion in Europe and elsewhere. Well, that Muslim
Speaker 1: thing is a bit of a trope too, right, because
Speaker 1: deep down, deep down inside, it's just another set of
Speaker 1: clothing for the same fucking people. Yeah, not not the
Speaker 1: not the common followers. The leadership the US is the
Speaker 1: most powerful nation. It can ignore the world if it
Speaker 1: wants to do. If it wants to do anything. It
Speaker 1: breaks international law. It arrests people outside their countries, it
Speaker 1: charges them under American law, it kills them. That is terror,
Speaker 1: and the US is a guilty is as guilty of
Speaker 1: terrorism as the people who crash their planes into the buildings.
Speaker 1: Also juice. But it's kind of funny that they mentions
Speaker 1: that is terror in the US as guilty of terrorism
Speaker 1: as well, the same people who create a terrorism, the
Speaker 1: people who crash their buildings into the buildings. Bush doesn't
Speaker 1: understand the rest of the world. He thinks everybody should
Speaker 1: be a needacon like him. I think that's a little
Speaker 1: coming from one of the world's foremost Muslim leaders, one
Speaker 1: who has urged his fellow Muslims to reject terrorism and extremism.
Speaker 1: Doctor Mahatiers assessment of the declared US war on terrorism
Speaker 1: are particularly pointed and a very real caution to American
Speaker 1: policymakers who are wedded to the interests of Israel. Even
Speaker 1: if you get a bin laden, you can't be sure
Speaker 1: there won't be another bin laden. Well, another CIA ass it.
Speaker 1: You cannot get terrorists to sign a peace treaty. You
Speaker 1: can't get that? Yeah, well who are they? For real?
Speaker 1: More idea, the only way to beat terror is to
Speaker 1: go for a for the basic causes. They don't blow
Speaker 1: themselves up for no reason. They're angry, they're frustrated, and
Speaker 1: why are they angry? Look at Palestinian situation. Fifty years
Speaker 1: after you created the state of Israel, things are going
Speaker 1: from bad to worse. If you don't settle that, there
Speaker 1: will be no end to the war on terror. For
Speaker 1: how long are you going to go on examining people's shoes.
Speaker 1: My dog needs to kind of like you have something
Speaker 1: tightly wrapped around his neck and it's shut up. Lest
Speaker 1: any lest anyone. He has a hyperactive meltdown every time
Speaker 1: he hears a noise. Lest anyone dismiss doctor Mahattier's comments
Speaker 1: as a conspiracy theory from the Muslim world. Note that
Speaker 1: on May eleventh, two thousand and five, the New York
Speaker 1: based Forward, a leading Jewish community newspaper, reported that Barry
Speaker 1: Jacobs of the Washington Office of the American Jewish Community,
Speaker 1: said he believes that there are high ranking officials inside
Speaker 1: the US intelligence community who are a hostile to Israel
Speaker 1: and thus waging war against pro Israel lobbyists and their
Speaker 1: pro Israel neocon conservative allies in the inner circles of
Speaker 1: the Bushman administration. That is, that sounds like a total
Speaker 1: bag of bullshit, That sounds like Operation Trust. Don't worry.
Speaker 1: We don't do a coup yourself, because we got under control. Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1: Citing the ongoing FBI investigation of possible espionage by officials
Speaker 1: of APAK, the leading pro Israel lobby group, Forward reported
Speaker 1: that Jacobs believes in Forward's summary that the notion that
Speaker 1: American Jews and Pentagon Pentagon neo conservatives conspired to push
Speaker 1: the United States into war against Iraq and possibly also
Speaker 1: against Iran is pervasive in Washington's intelligence agency intelligence community.
Speaker 1: The point is that the policies of George W. Bush
Speaker 1: are not just a cause of concern to those in
Speaker 1: the Europe and Muslim worlds, or in Russia, China or
Speaker 1: even Venezuela. I'm gonna snap the fucking dogs, and that
Speaker 1: there are many good Americans, including those in high places,
Speaker 1: who see real danger in these policies, and there are
Speaker 1: many people around the world who recognize that those Americans.
Speaker 1: And then it just stops. That's the middle of a sentence.
Speaker 1: That's it. It just stopped, good good editing. Broh. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's say if there's any more here, I think we're
Speaker 1: going through all of it. M hmm, yeah, no, I
Speaker 1: think that's all it. Okay, So now we have a video.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go put my dog in his little count
Speaker 1: of thing nicely. I'll be nice. It's just an asshole,
Speaker 1: all right. He's too cute to get mad at. But
Speaker 1: he's just annoying.
Speaker 7: Oh.
Speaker 1: By the way, I came across the video today and
Speaker 1: it was about the demonic narciss system. I'm like, wow,
Speaker 1: that sounds a lot like somebody I'm living with. And
Speaker 1: you have to also add to that, like a complete
Speaker 1: personality change at random, and the utter epitome of selfishness
Speaker 1: when that happens, interested development too, and just a wicked spitefulness. Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: let's go after j real quick and say hello, hello,
Speaker 1: Ohren before reading thank you, think of thinking, uh and yeah,
Speaker 1: that was Martin Luther yep, that well things, that was
Speaker 1: what they were reading from you. Let me go here
Speaker 1: so that we can see. I think I popped out
Speaker 1: the yeah, but now that I'm doing this, I should
Speaker 1: have just done it the other way.
Speaker 7: What a do?
Speaker 1: Okay, you're my stomach.
Speaker 7: It's weird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, come on open it up, all right, son of
Speaker 1: a there is Yeah. I think it's cool to how
Speaker 1: they have this there or two. I think the green
Speaker 1: ones are you're in. You're in like Flynn and then
Speaker 1: all right, so burn before reading things the twenty five
Speaker 1: hour donation, this is Martin Luther, right, Clasha said yes,
Speaker 1: and I think that was it. I just wanted to
Speaker 1: check in with you guys, and then let's see what's
Speaker 1: going on overun rubble.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 14: Let me.
Speaker 1: Lim was dfk's live Live HOMEO lover Limb. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: good to see all everybody here. That's good. It's a weird.
Speaker 1: It's a weird day for me to be on it
Speaker 1: this time, but.
Speaker 15: It is what it is.
Speaker 1: So let's get to the video now. And my timing's off.
Speaker 1: My wit is slow. It doesn't feel the same as
Speaker 1: I normally do things. It's just because I'm sick, right,
Speaker 1: So please take that into consideration, because I know there's
Speaker 1: some people out there, not the people that know the
Speaker 1: show know me, and most of you guys are awesome,
Speaker 1: But the passer by is gonna be picking apart the
Speaker 1: the you know what they call it, the low hanging
Speaker 1: fruit type of thing where they'll they'll find some ad
Speaker 1: hominem attack to be a doouche about. And yeah, Edmund
Speaker 1: James the Rothschild, the visionary for a Jewish settlement, Yes,
Speaker 1: and we should talk about that. Actually, just for a second,
Speaker 1: I've shown you the money, show me the money. So
Speaker 1: there's that, and that's the that's the architect right from
Speaker 1: let me see that one. He doesn't look like it
Speaker 1: so much. But when you see the architect from the matrix,
Speaker 1: he looks a lot like that guy right there. I
Speaker 1: was almost as if they did it on purpose. And
Speaker 1: Edmund James the Rothschild known as the Baron Rothschild. They
Speaker 1: all were known as Baron or lord as in Ball.
Speaker 1: Rothschild was a prominent Jewish figure hailing from the French
Speaker 1: branch of the Rothschild family. Born on August nineteenth, eighteen
Speaker 1: forty five and near Paris, he became a passionate support
Speaker 1: of Jewish settlement in the Land of Israel during the
Speaker 1: early waves of immigration, often referred to as the first Aliyah.
Speaker 1: Then she get killed in a plane crash in Florida.
Speaker 1: He earned nicknames like the well known Benefactor and the
Speaker 1: father of settlement in Israel, a father of settlement in Israel,
Speaker 1: where the title Baron Rothschild typically refers to him, despite
Speaker 1: other barons in the Rothschild family. Rothschild's contributions were so
Speaker 1: anybody wants to argue this, that this wasn't a terrorist
Speaker 1: state developed for the overlord bankers that also at least
Speaker 1: claim claimed Judaism, right, they claim Zionism. They claim it's
Speaker 1: actually Frankism. I mean, that's that's where Zionism comes from.
Speaker 1: And quite literally in the seventeen eighties, that's what the
Speaker 1: conversion was of the Rothschild family through Jacob Cheff, Jacob
Speaker 1: Frank Why did I say shift so? Roschild's contributions were
Speaker 1: instrumental in the establishment of the various settlements, including Rashan.
Speaker 1: At least LeZion zicron Yakov Smirnov's kidding pedat tikva. I'm
Speaker 1: sure and I hope I am butchering these. I'm not
Speaker 1: spitting and gargling and clearing my throat enough for it
Speaker 1: to be pronounced correctly. Mascaret, batya, kafart tibor and iva
Speaker 1: ada benjamina. You get it words, okay? Even j Huda
Speaker 1: was founded on land acquired by the baron, but named
Speaker 1: after his son, Jacob James Rothschild. Uh, named after his mother. Okay,
Speaker 1: early life, we don't care. Unlike his elder brothers, Edmund
Speaker 1: Rothschild was not directly involved in the family's banking affairs. Instead,
Speaker 1: he had a deep appreciation for arts and culture. Oh
Speaker 1: he was then, he was the renaissance man, just you know,
Speaker 1: going around the country and going around the world and
Speaker 1: living the philanthropic life.
Speaker 15: Right.
Speaker 1: He received his education at a special school for nobility
Speaker 1: and aristocrats just say Jews. At the age of thirty two,
Speaker 1: he married Adelhyde, also known as Aida and the daughter
Speaker 1: of Wilhelm Carl Rothschild. WHOA, that's funny, the daughter of
Speaker 1: another Rothschild you married? Huh. Mister Rothschild, known as the
Speaker 1: just from frank Oh yeah, yeah, but I mean Ashton
Speaker 1: Nazi right. Ada was deeply connected to Jewish tradition through
Speaker 1: her upbringing in Frankfurt. Wish that wasn't a thing. I
Speaker 1: wish Germany wasn't so poisoned by that for so long,
Speaker 1: so long that Martin Luther had to say something about it.
Speaker 1: In the fifteen hundreds. The couple had three children, James
Speaker 1: armand Maurice, Edmund Charles and Miriam Carolyn Alexandria. And what happens.
Speaker 1: What happens people go into obscurity or they I don't know,
Speaker 1: do they get do they get distracted? There's usually like
Speaker 1: a strong, powerful movement, people get on board and then
Speaker 1: all of a sudden it fizzles out, and then the
Speaker 1: problem isn't actually taken care of, and then it gets worse.
Speaker 1: Just think about this, How great would it have been
Speaker 1: if we could go back in history and be like, listen,
Speaker 1: Zar Nicholas. I know you have a good heart, but
Speaker 1: I really think you should execute these revolutionaries now so
Speaker 1: it doesn't come back and haunt you. In response to
Speaker 1: the violent anti Semitic programs that erupted in Russia in
Speaker 1: eighteen eighty one, prominent leaders of the French Jewish community,
Speaker 1: including Rothschild, initiated a campaign to aid Russian Jews and
Speaker 1: publicly condemned anti Semitic policies. Rothschild came to the conclusion
Speaker 1: that the Jewish issue could only be resolved through Jewish
Speaker 1: immigration to the Land of Israel. You know, it's funny
Speaker 1: that even though you're not involved in the banking, you
Speaker 1: have the same mind as they do. Two individuals who
Speaker 1: influenced his views on the state of Jews were the
Speaker 1: chief Rabbi of Paris, Zadac Cohen It's a Cohen Stendents,
Speaker 1: who supported the Zionist movement, and the prominent public figure
Speaker 1: Carl Nedder, who established the Mcveh Israel Agricultural School in
Speaker 1: Israel in eighteen seventy. Blah blah blah blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah blah blah blah, U y legacy Aaron
Speaker 1: Edmund did. Rothschild passed away in Paris in nineteen thirty
Speaker 1: four and was buried in the Park la Chesney Cemetery
Speaker 1: in accordance with his will. His remains, along with those
Speaker 1: of his wife Ada, were brought to Israel on April sixth,
Speaker 1: nineteen fifty four. They were interred in the high profile
Speaker 1: section of Zikran Yakov, near the namesake of his mother,
Speaker 1: in recognition of his monumental contributions to Jewish settlement in
Speaker 1: the Land of Israel. So wouldn't it be funny? Isn't
Speaker 1: it funny that if they did actually in fact, and
Speaker 1: it's not just another co win cidents, that he would
Speaker 1: be the model for the actor that they picked to
Speaker 1: be the architect, Because what else is going on in
Speaker 1: that movie? They go to Zion, They have to protect Zion.
Speaker 1: Jesus fucking Christ, you know what I mean. But there's
Speaker 1: still people out there that go, Wow, that movie's telling
Speaker 1: us so much. It's like, yeah, I'm telling you, it's
Speaker 1: basically telling you a little bit more that you're like,
Speaker 1: you're dope if you think that this movie is trying
Speaker 1: to help you out. Oh, let's see that. The one
Speaker 1: we can get rid of. I don't go to tell
Speaker 1: is that ye since shut up and back out there,
Speaker 1: go Okay, coming back around full circle here, let's get
Speaker 1: this guy on here. It's only two minutes, in fifty seconds,
Speaker 1: not even three minutes.
Speaker 18: Today we pay tribute to the memory of Hugo Chavez.
Speaker 18: He passed away ten years ago, leaving a deep mark
Speaker 18: not only in the history of his country, his people,
Speaker 18: in the history of the Latin American continent, but also
Speaker 18: in the history of the world community. He was a
Speaker 18: charismatic personality and a consistent supporter of equality in international affairs.
Speaker 18: Hugo Chavez has repeatedly taken a firm stand in his
Speaker 18: public speeches, in his activities in the international arena, in
Speaker 18: favor of the need to respect the principles of the
Speaker 18: U and Charter, in favor of the inadmissibility of subordination
Speaker 18: of some countries to the dictates and monopoly of others.
Speaker 18: We remember well how he spoke at the United Nations,
Speaker 18: with what fiery passion he expressed his thoughts, and how
Speaker 18: widely he was received, even by those who did not
Speaker 18: agree with him. Even the opponents of Hugo Chavez recognized
Speaker 18: the scale of his personality, and I am convinced that
Speaker 18: delayed one of the most important stones in the foundation
Speaker 18: of Latin American solidarity, which is now manifested in the
Speaker 18: activities of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States,
Speaker 18: and which is manifested in the initiative of his successor,
Speaker 18: President Nicholas Maduro, who called on Latin America and the
Speaker 18: Caribbean to speak united in the international arena, in line
Speaker 18: with the con that he called the great motherland. Hugo
Speaker 18: Chavez has repeatedly visited the Russian Federation. He was a
Speaker 18: close and very kind friend of our country. In addition
Speaker 18: to personal relations with President Putin, he aroused great sympathy
Speaker 18: among all our citizens, and of course we will always
Speaker 18: keep his memory. I had the honor to communicate with
Speaker 18: Hugo Chaves several times, and I confirm that the impressions
Speaker 18: from contacts with this person really leave a very deep
Speaker 18: impression of those foundations and those principles that he promoted
Speaker 18: all his life in the international arena. At the same time,
Speaker 18: he remained an earthly person, a citizen of his country
Speaker 18: and a citizen of Latin America, the unification of which,
Speaker 18: in the defense of whose interests he devoted so much effort.
Speaker 18: We will always remember Hugo Chaves. Dear friends, if you
Speaker 18: like this video.
Speaker 1: Enough to listen to what you're about to say, and
Speaker 1: so I think this is the one I have to Yeah,
Speaker 1: this looks like a son let me get out of
Speaker 1: there a second. I have to pull up on the screen.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I've made an error, a grave error. And if
Speaker 1: there's a commercial on here, it's there. He goes, don't
Speaker 1: you see the empire, Yankee? Don't you see the empire? Yankee?
Speaker 1: He's talking to us. It's like, don't you see, don't
Speaker 1: you do you see?
Speaker 7: Do you see?
Speaker 1: Don't you see the massacre that the genocidal state of
Speaker 1: Israel has committed? There you go, because that's not a
Speaker 1: real word what he just wrote. There, don't you see
Speaker 1: the massacre that the genocidal state of Israel has committed?
Speaker 1: I like him already against a group of pacifists. That
Speaker 1: sounds about right. They like the people to be unarmed,
Speaker 1: and they murder them. Look at Palestine, hey, which brought
Speaker 1: an aid convoy to the Palestinian people, and which is
Speaker 1: at Gaza encircled from all sides by Israel. That's their own,
Speaker 1: that's their own panopticon within a panopticon, right surveillance state,
Speaker 1: you're put into like a fish bowl, Like I think,
Speaker 1: I keep on telling you we're all in and we're
Speaker 1: just here to distract one another while they take their
Speaker 1: leisurely time of dispatching each of us kind of the
Speaker 1: same thing. You know, we're seeing it on the microcosm
Speaker 1: over in in Palestine. But that's the world right now,
Speaker 1: that's actually the reality of existence right now. Crawling out
Speaker 1: of that bowl would mean no more taxes and no
Speaker 1: more using their means so that they can uh control
Speaker 1: us with fault scarcity. Right, So that would mean fucking
Speaker 1: gold standard. Fuck what you're thinking money is and people
Speaker 1: coming together to help one another, communities, mutual aid, communities,
Speaker 1: that type of thing. Nationalism, Oh my god, neighborly, they
Speaker 1: should call it neighborism, right, doesn't even allow them water
Speaker 1: the lottery people you saw, didn't you.
Speaker 2: Don't want to.
Speaker 1: We'll look at the United States. They said they were preoccupied. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they were preoccupied. And if I'm using that word in
Speaker 1: a different way, all as in previously occupied by a
Speaker 1: parasitic infection in infestation in this country many many years
Speaker 1: before anybody even knew that, prior to two wars, they
Speaker 1: are preoccupied. Imagine Alkala, may God preserve us from it.
Speaker 2: Allah, they don't know anybody.
Speaker 1: Maybe he said all that cola, may God preserve us
Speaker 1: from it. That it would have happened in Venezuelan waters. Yeah,
Speaker 1: speaking of water Chavez, they like to poison that too.
Speaker 1: We would all we would be already invaded, he says,
Speaker 1: if it happened in Venezuelan waters, be sure that they
Speaker 1: would have already invaded us.
Speaker 2: Hope.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's Israel. They can do anything. It's an example
Speaker 1: of double standards. This person can't type. But I've got you.
Speaker 1: Obama's government condemns terrorism. Well, not really right unless terrorism
Speaker 1: is not done by themselves. Ah love it themselves, the
Speaker 1: United States or their allies Israel. They accuse us us me,
Speaker 1: they accused me of sponsoring terrorism.
Speaker 7: I like this guy.
Speaker 1: He appealed to the people, the court of public opinion.
Speaker 1: He didn't hold things back. He wasn't playing the political game.
Speaker 1: He was being a real person talking to real people.
Speaker 1: And that's why people loved him because he told them
Speaker 1: what was what. He didn't, you know, disrespect their intelligence.
Speaker 1: He didn't, you know, any of that stuff. He went
Speaker 1: to the people and he trusted them with this information.
Speaker 1: And that's awesome. That's a nationalist right there.
Speaker 7: They are.
Speaker 1: They are those who sponsor They are those who sponsored terrorism.
Speaker 1: I seize this opportunity to condemn one more time, from
Speaker 1: the bottom of my soul and my viscerous the state
Speaker 1: of Israel. He condemns Israel from the bottom of his soul.
Speaker 7: I mean.
Speaker 1: State of Israel. Damn you terrorist and assassin. Damn you neighbors,
Speaker 1: Damn you anti defecation league. Let the Free Palestine live,
Speaker 1: Let the Palestinian people live. People good people like thirty
Speaker 1: five percent of being Christian, if that matters to people. Look,
Speaker 1: the Venezuelan opposition didn't say anything against Israel. No, it's your.
Speaker 2: Minute, no.
Speaker 1: Fanes, because Israel funds the Venezuelan opposition.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you minute, Solana.
Speaker 1: Israel funds the counter revolution.
Speaker 2: In Cruso.
Speaker 1: There are even groups of Israelian terrorists from the massade,
Speaker 1: are you most who are getting around me trying to
Speaker 1: kill me? Trying to kill me. It's one of the
Speaker 1: threats which bear upon us. But we have them under control.
Speaker 1: We know where they move in the Caribbean islands. We
Speaker 1: have many friends everywhere.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know.
Speaker 1: And they're not invisible. They're not the invisible man.
Speaker 8: I like this guy.
Speaker 1: And they are clumsy. Most of the times they use
Speaker 1: they they're used to battling against defenseless people like this
Speaker 1: humanitarian consignment in the middle of the night. They came
Speaker 1: down on them with helicopters with submachine guns on persons
Speaker 1: who certainly were sleeping, the majority of them in the
Speaker 1: international waters. It is a war crime. Yeah, And that's
Speaker 1: exactly how they treat us here on our land, right,
Speaker 1: Like what was with the the the first contact, not
Speaker 1: even the the the lead up afterward or whatever, the
Speaker 1: build up afterward, but in the initial contact with Waco.
Speaker 1: And this is just one example because everybody knows it.
Speaker 1: Helicopters shooting down at people, killing a guy who is
Speaker 1: working on the water tower because he was obviously posing
Speaker 1: a threat. Another guy dead with a pop tart in
Speaker 1: his hand or something like that, a waffle shot shot
Speaker 1: from the top like they went through the roof of
Speaker 1: the building, hit him at the top of the set
Speaker 1: and killed him. And they fired, they opened fire, ripping
Speaker 1: apart two children and their initial entrance or their initial
Speaker 1: breach of the Waco church. Right, that's how you asked
Speaker 1: somebody to come out and have a talk.
Speaker 15: What that was.
Speaker 1: That was a hit by a D L. Bena breath,
Speaker 1: That's what that was. That's what Waco was Where are
Speaker 1: the United Nations? Where is the justice in this world?
Speaker 1: For God's sake, there is a justice in this world.
Speaker 1: It's right here, guys. It's between us. It's not about them.
Speaker 1: It's not for us to wish it upon a star
Speaker 1: hoping that somebody will not be corrupt one day. It's
Speaker 1: on us. We or there's nothing. It's either all it's
Speaker 1: als or nothing. That's the answer. Unfortunately or fortunately, I'll
Speaker 1: know there's otherwise. How to yearn it? Right? All right,
Speaker 1: there's one more. It's a little long. Let's see what
Speaker 1: what time we got here? Here are people moving around.
Speaker 1: There is more stuff I wanted to add here. I
Speaker 1: guess I didn't do it. Yeah, people must be you
Speaker 1: and stuff. It's Friday. Yeah, all right, let's get to
Speaker 1: this one. Now. I might have to move it up
Speaker 1: like a minute. So in the beginning, he holds up
Speaker 1: a book, and my impression of Noam Chomsky is the
Speaker 1: fact is that he was instrumental in murdering Pat Tillman,
Speaker 1: because for some reason, Pat Tillman's mom was like on
Speaker 1: a phone call basis with Noam Chomsky of all fucking people. Right,
Speaker 1: So Pat Tillman Arizona, he was you know, he was
Speaker 1: an NFL player, his patriotic duty after you know, believing
Speaker 1: what they fed us in nine to eleven, he enlisted
Speaker 1: or went whatever. He was at college. So I guess
Speaker 1: that maybe a little bit higher up than that because
Speaker 1: you get ranked up like that. And he got a
Speaker 1: three round burst to the face by NATO, and whatever
Speaker 1: he was telling his mother, it was most likely why
Speaker 1: he was three round bursted into the face by NATO.
Speaker 1: So Chomsky was in contact with his mother as well.
Speaker 1: And I mean it could be that Upper command was
Speaker 1: reading his letters anyway. Maybe they got intercepted. I don't know,
Speaker 1: maybe they sent something else's mom or nothing at all.
Speaker 1: I don't know that part, But just having Noam Chomsky
Speaker 1: being wrapped up in that and knowing that he's like
Speaker 1: a fucking liberals, you know what I mean, and his
Speaker 1: last name and what he is, so that bothers me.
Speaker 1: But he holds this book up, and so we're just
Speaker 1: gonna go from there. I don't think this is a
Speaker 1: slight against Chavez. I'm just telling you how I feel
Speaker 1: about hearing the name Noam Chomsky. Right, you're gonna have
Speaker 1: to deal with a female voice for a man, right,
Speaker 1: because that's what they're doing here. And she kind of
Speaker 1: goes a little slow. I don't think she does the
Speaker 1: she does. I don't think she puts the emphasis and
Speaker 1: she should.
Speaker 7: But this is what we have.
Speaker 1: So this is where this December September twenty one, two
Speaker 1: thousand and sixty nine Nations address. This is the one
Speaker 1: that the Infamous addressed that they were that they were
Speaker 1: talking about, Man, we should we should do Gadaffi next, right,
Speaker 1: anybody want to submit?
Speaker 18: Oh?
Speaker 1: By the way, okay, cool. So there's a new telegram
Speaker 1: group and it's called Inspired. It's not gonna be called Ballbusters.
Speaker 1: It's not you know what do you call it? Friends
Speaker 1: of Doctor Monzo and Ballbusters like the old group was.
Speaker 1: It's just called Inspired. And there's going to be a
Speaker 1: doctor doctor unless he unless he jumps out of the group.
Speaker 1: He's in it. That I put doctor Lynden in it.
Speaker 1: And uh like there's a core of ten people, some
Speaker 1: people I couldn't access to add them to this new group,
Speaker 1: but t dot emmy, I'm guessing backslash inspired on caps
Speaker 1: to get there, or I'll have to find the actual
Speaker 1: link and put it up there. But if you want
Speaker 1: to submit stuff, I would recommend supporting the show and
Speaker 1: just going to the Patreon thing and then just going
Speaker 1: into the chat and dropping your links in your images
Speaker 1: and stuff like that, and when you're on FTJ doing
Speaker 1: the same thing. Right.
Speaker 2: Oh cool.
Speaker 1: So Clasha said, I have to admit I knew nothing
Speaker 1: about Chabas before this dream. Yeah, holy cow is right,
Speaker 1: And that's why we didn't know about it, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean? And that is also like maybe seven
Speaker 1: eight years ago, I got wind of this and I
Speaker 1: was putting the pieces together slowly. But then when this
Speaker 1: book brought it out again, I wanted to make a
Speaker 1: more well rounded presentation, so I grabbed all these little
Speaker 1: things because I don't think anybody realized what happened to
Speaker 1: Venezuela and why it was prospering, and then it wasn't,
Speaker 1: And it was all because they had their little henchman
Speaker 1: Maduro in there, right on the heels of him, and
Speaker 1: they blamed Chavez for all the deliberate failings, because you
Speaker 1: know how that works, Deliberate failings like the way they
Speaker 1: are destroying America, deliberate failings they want. They blamed on
Speaker 1: Chavez even though while he was there it flourished and
Speaker 1: the parallels between him and other nationalists that we love
Speaker 1: here is remarkable. And again because I feel like I
Speaker 1: need to stress this, there's still makes still for me
Speaker 1: a case or at least warmth in my heart. Hope,
Speaker 1: maybe it's a naive hope that Putin is on the
Speaker 1: level as well as far as you know, his nationalist
Speaker 1: Russian idealism. I think it's a real thing. He called
Speaker 1: out Bolshevism. He you know, talked about them being ninety
Speaker 1: percent Jewish. He was really good friends with Alexander Schultzen Nitsen.
Speaker 1: They have this Chavez effect here. I mean, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of different things that add to it. And you
Speaker 1: grew up in Russia. What else you got besides you know,
Speaker 1: if you're going to be in that type of I've
Speaker 1: talked about this before, it's like it's not like they
Speaker 1: have a lot of options. So if he was in
Speaker 1: a KGB using a KGB whatever, and if you're going
Speaker 1: to be getting to a place where you can change things,
Speaker 1: you got to play with the devil sometimes you got
Speaker 1: at least understand and how they operate and not be
Speaker 1: an outsider trying to work it and work your way in.
Speaker 1: I don't know that's all I'm saying. I don't. I
Speaker 1: just I see too much evidence to the contrary. When
Speaker 1: people are like, oh yeah, he's a bastard and blah
Speaker 1: blah blah, real economic forum, young leaders, that it's like,
Speaker 1: I just I'm sorry. You know, that's what spycraft is too,
Speaker 1: So it could be either way, you know.
Speaker 9: He just America, American and world intellectuals Noam Chomsky, and
Speaker 9: this is one of his most recent books, Germany or Survival,
Speaker 9: Gemony or Survival the Imperialist Strategy of the United States.
Speaker 9: It's an excellent book to help us understand what has
Speaker 9: been happening in the world throughout the twentieth century and
Speaker 9: what's happening now and.
Speaker 2: The greatest threat looming over our planet.
Speaker 9: The hegemonistic pretentious of the American Empire.
Speaker 2: Are placing at risk the very survival of the human species.
Speaker 9: We continue to warn you about this danger, and we
Speaker 9: appeal to the people of the United States and the
Speaker 9: world to halt this threat, which is like a sword
Speaker 9: hanging over our heads. I had considered reading from this book,
Speaker 9: but for the sake of time, just leave it as
Speaker 9: a recommendation. It reads easily. It's a very good book
Speaker 9: I'm sure, madame you are familiar with. And I think
Speaker 9: he's in English, in Russian and Arabic in German. I
Speaker 9: think that the first people who should at.
Speaker 2: Home the devil.
Speaker 9: The devil himself is right in the house. And the
Speaker 9: devil came here yesterday.
Speaker 1: He's talking about Obama.
Speaker 9: Now, yesterday the devil came here, right here, right here,
Speaker 9: and it smells of sulfur.
Speaker 2: Still today, this table that I am now standing in front.
Speaker 1: Of, so funny enough for this guy who they claim
Speaker 1: is anti Semitic, uh Noam Chomsky, whose book he just
Speaker 1: gave a very, very glowing a recommendation for. Jan Chowski
Speaker 1: was born to an Ashkenazi Jewish immigrants family in Philadelphia.
Speaker 1: He developed an early interest in anarchism from alternative bookstores
Speaker 1: in New York City. He studied at the University of Evensvandia.
Speaker 1: Who cares about that, But there you have it. Jomski
Speaker 1: is in Ashkenazi.
Speaker 9: Yesterday, ladies and gentlemen from this roster the United States.
Speaker 2: The gentleman to whom I refer as at the devil,
Speaker 2: he came here talking as if he owned the world.
Speaker 2: As the owner of the world.
Speaker 9: I think we could call a psychiatrist to analyze yesterday's
Speaker 9: statement made by the President of the United States, the
Speaker 9: spokesman of imperialism. He came to share his nostrums preserve
Speaker 9: the current pattern of domination, exploitation, and pillage of the
Speaker 9: peoples of the world, and Alfred Hitchcock movie.
Speaker 2: Could use it as a scenario. I would even suppose.
Speaker 1: That, oddly enough, you know what was Hitchcock doing and
Speaker 1: doing over there in forty five, if not generating fake
Speaker 1: reels to put into real documentaries so that they could
Speaker 1: have their little narrative about the camps. Yes, also there
Speaker 1: was other things going on, but they said that they
Speaker 1: spliced it into several different document documentaries, and so real
Speaker 1: mixed with fake, right, so that they could generate their narrative.
Speaker 9: Title the Devil's as Chumsky says, clearly, and the American
Speaker 9: Empire is doing all it can to consolidate is pedgimistic
Speaker 9: system of domination, and we.
Speaker 2: Cannot allow them to do that. We cannot allow.
Speaker 1: Okay. So interestingly enough, nom Chomsky has argued that no
Speaker 1: state has the right to exist, that the concept was
Speaker 1: invented in the seventies, and that Israel's right to exist
Speaker 1: cannot be accepted by the Palestinians. Okay, I'm going to
Speaker 1: keep looking.
Speaker 9: The world dictatorship to be consolidated, the world tyrants statement,
Speaker 9: cynical hip, book, critical.
Speaker 2: Imperial hypocrisy.
Speaker 1: Is she reading a fucking h like audiobook? Or she
Speaker 1: it's like, it's not even it's not even the race
Speaker 1: like tone of voice, pace, tempo and of that it
Speaker 1: is good. What I mean, it's like, you fucking pretty
Speaker 1: Holy God, damn it.
Speaker 2: From the need they have to control everything.
Speaker 9: They say they want to impose a democratic model, but
Speaker 9: that's their democratic model.
Speaker 2: It's the false democracy of elites.
Speaker 9: And I would say, a very original democracy that's imposed
Speaker 9: by weapons and bombs and firing weapons.
Speaker 2: What a strange democracy?
Speaker 9: Aristotles might not recognize it, or others who are at
Speaker 9: the route of democracy, What type of democracy do you
Speaker 9: impose with marines and bombs?
Speaker 16: And President of the United States yesterday said to us
Speaker 16: right here in this room, and I'm quoting, anywhere you look,
Speaker 16: you hear.
Speaker 2: Extremists. I'm telling you you can escape.
Speaker 9: From the poverty and recover your dignity through violence, terror,
Speaker 9: and martyrdom.
Speaker 2: Wherever he looks, he sees extremists and you, my brother.
Speaker 2: He looks at your color and he says, oh, there's
Speaker 2: an extremeist.
Speaker 9: Even Morales, the worthy President of Bolivia, looks like an
Speaker 9: extremist to him. The imperialists see extremists everywhere. It's not
Speaker 9: that we are extremists. It's that the work the world
Speaker 9: is waking up. It's waking up all over and people
Speaker 9: are standing up.
Speaker 1: I have the feeling, dear world, remember when this was
Speaker 1: going on. They haven't decimated Libya yet, right.
Speaker 9: That you are going to live the rest of your
Speaker 9: days as a nightmare because the rest of us are
Speaker 9: standing up, all those of us who are rising up
Speaker 9: against American imperialism, war, shouting for equality, for respect.
Speaker 2: For the seventy of nations.
Speaker 9: Yes, you can call us extremists, but we are rising
Speaker 9: up against the empire, against the model of domination.
Speaker 2: The president then, and this he said himself.
Speaker 9: He said, I have come to speak to directly to
Speaker 9: the populations in the Middle East, to tell them that
Speaker 9: my country wants peace.
Speaker 2: That's true.
Speaker 9: If we walk in the streets of the Bronx, if
Speaker 9: we walk around New York, Washington, San Diego, in any city,
Speaker 9: San Antonio, San Francisco, and we asked individuals, the citizens
Speaker 9: of the United States, what does this country wants?
Speaker 2: Does he want peace? Yes, but the government doesn't want peace.
Speaker 2: The government of the United States doesn't want peace.
Speaker 9: It wants to exploit its system of exploitations, of village
Speaker 9: of hegemony through war.
Speaker 2: It wants peace.
Speaker 14: Well, what's happening in your what happened in otherland, Palestine,
Speaker 14: what's happening, what's happened over the last hundred years in
Speaker 14: Latin America and in the world, and now threatening Venezuela.
Speaker 9: Against against Iran. He spoke to the people Lebanon and
Speaker 9: many of you.
Speaker 2: He said, I've seen how the homes and communities were
Speaker 2: caught in the crossfire. How cynical can you get? What
Speaker 2: a capacity to lie?
Speaker 19: Shame faces the boss metric, the millimetric visions. This is crossfire.
Speaker 19: He's thinking of the Western when people which shoot from.
Speaker 20: The hip and somebody would be caught in the This
Speaker 20: is serialist fires, gen silent empire and Israel fires.
Speaker 9: The people of Palestine and Lebanon, that is what happened.
Speaker 9: And now we're here, we're suffering because we see the
Speaker 9: president came to talk to the peoples, to the peoples
Speaker 9: of the world.
Speaker 2: You know what he came to say, I have President
Speaker 2: will recommend. I brought some documents with me because this
Speaker 2: morning hour some statements these.
Speaker 9: Peoples directly, and you can work. Let just as President
Speaker 9: of the United States asses those peoples of the world,
Speaker 9: what would those people in the world tell him if
Speaker 9: they were given ship?
Speaker 1: It sounds like this is even worse. It gets corrupted
Speaker 1: the audio here soon. I'm hearing anomalies for what would
Speaker 1: they have Jesus Christ, is that happened the whole time?
Speaker 2: Over friends? Last year, we came here to this same
Speaker 2: hall as we have been.
Speaker 9: Doing for the past years, and we said something that
Speaker 9: has now been confirmed, fully fully confirmed. I don't think
Speaker 9: anybody in this rule, anybody in this.
Speaker 2: Roule, said the let's except let's.
Speaker 9: See you and systems born after the Second World War collapse.
Speaker 2: It's oh, yes, it's good to bring us together once
Speaker 2: a year.
Speaker 1: So he's at the UN saying, yeah, the UN is
Speaker 1: pretty much worthless. That's pretty funny.
Speaker 9: See each other make statements and prepare all kinds of
Speaker 9: long documents and good speeches like tables yesterday's or President Lula, Yes,
Speaker 9: it's good for that. And there are a lot of
Speaker 9: speeches and we've heard lots, and the President and the
Speaker 9: President of Chile, nobody with the.
Speaker 2: Assembly turned into a merely deliberate They were singing, we
Speaker 2: have no power.
Speaker 9: No power to any import on the terrible situation in
Speaker 9: the world. And that is thenzuela once again here today
Speaker 9: twenty September, we.
Speaker 2: Re established the United Nations.
Speaker 9: Last year Madam made four modest control to be crucially important,
Speaker 9: permanent and non permanent.
Speaker 1: Waiting for him to yell at Israel again, I don't
Speaker 1: know if he's doing it.
Speaker 2: Step point seconds.
Speaker 9: Affected from methods to address and the result world transparent
Speaker 9: to say, transparent.
Speaker 19: Decisions assuming media zero point three the immediate and that
Speaker 19: is something everyone's calling.
Speaker 9: Allowed the Israelis with impunity to destroy Lebanon.
Speaker 2: The Security Council. Let me give you a recent example.
Speaker 9: The immral veto of the United States allowed the Israelis
Speaker 9: with impunity to destroy Lebanon right in front of all
Speaker 9: of as we stood there watching a resolution in the
Speaker 9: Council was prevented. Fourthly, we have to strengthen, as we've
Speaker 9: always said, the role the powers.
Speaker 1: Oh that's awesome. They've panned over the Israel when he's
Speaker 1: making those statements. Did you catch did you see that
Speaker 1: the placard down the table when he's talking about that's funny,
Speaker 1: oh boy.
Speaker 9: Of the Secretary General of the United Nations. Yesterday, the
Speaker 9: Secretary General practically.
Speaker 1: He's facing his you know, well, what do they call it?
Speaker 9: It us his speech of farewell, and he recognized that
Speaker 9: over the last ten years things have just gotten more complicated. Hunger, poverty, violence,
Speaker 9: human rights violations have just worsened. That is the tremendous
Speaker 9: consequence of the collapse of the United Nations system. Voice
Speaker 9: is an independent voice to represent the dignity and the
Speaker 9: search for peace and the reformed non Bolivia has expressed
Speaker 9: their support and many other expressive the preventive war, that
Speaker 9: our awareness we have to build a new and better
Speaker 9: world Venezuela, that in just a few days there will.
Speaker 1: Be I think we're good. Okay, we did, we should
Speaker 1: We would have been better enough if we ended on
Speaker 1: not and the other one because I was a little
Speaker 1: bit more impactful in my opinion. But if you look
Speaker 1: up Hugo Chavez and imf like that pairing, you'll get
Speaker 1: some stuff. If you're looking for yourself. Chavez in the tumor.
Speaker 1: You can do that pairing I typed in Chavez kicks
Speaker 1: out the IMF, Venezuela quits IMF and World Bank. It
Speaker 1: was two thousand and seven after it was yeah, not
Speaker 1: too long after you did that speech. So it was
Speaker 1: two thousand and six in the speech the time of
Speaker 1: twentieth May versus when this article came out in the
Speaker 1: Guardian of all fucking places. So screw that. Venezuela analysis,
Speaker 1: IMF and World Bank face declining authority. Venezuelan's decision this
Speaker 1: week to pull out of the IMF and the World
Speaker 1: Bank will be seen in the United States as just
Speaker 1: another example hold on, come on up, as just another
Speaker 1: example of ongoing feud between Venezuela and President Hugoshabez and
Speaker 1: the Bush administration. And really, are they that like shallow?
Speaker 1: So pulling out the IMF is to screw over Bush?
Speaker 1: Is that really the depth of it? Or is that
Speaker 1: because they're steering you away from the Israeli control arm
Speaker 1: or the banking control arm of the world so that
Speaker 1: you don't think about that and you think it's just
Speaker 1: a Oh, they're hostile to America, they're hostile to our president.
Speaker 1: How dare they can break. And remember he's he's superhero, right,
Speaker 1: second term superhero because of a little trade center shit, right,
Speaker 1: even though he was completely involved. Other countries may follow
Speaker 1: our president Raphael Korea blah blah blah. Yeah and there
Speaker 1: and as the story goes, So there you go. I
Speaker 1: wish I was in better shape right now as far
Speaker 1: as health. I would rather have done a better job
Speaker 1: at this. This is kind of a good one. I
Speaker 1: pulled all this stuff the evening before and then again
Speaker 1: before the show. But my mind is usually sharper and
Speaker 1: I'm usually better at doing this, so I can tell
Speaker 1: that I'm not well. It's pretty it's pretty pretty apparent
Speaker 1: to me. So if you are awesome people, and I've
Speaker 1: like I said in the beginning, I said thank you
Speaker 1: to all of you out there who supported the gifts
Speaker 1: and go that hadn't seen much activity in the last
Speaker 1: couple of months. So I appreciate those of you who
Speaker 1: went there, and that's awesome. I know it's not easy
Speaker 1: for anybody here at the moment, so I when you
Speaker 1: do that, that's a huge that's a huge gesture, and
Speaker 1: I thank you the same thing with over around FTJ.
Speaker 1: You guys are awesome. And you know, if if the
Speaker 1: world was a better place, we wouldn't have to ask you,
Speaker 1: We wouldn't have to beg from a poor you know.
Speaker 1: So there you go. It wouldn't be a thing, it
Speaker 1: wouldn't be something that's necessary. I'm trying to find something here.
Speaker 1: Where was I We'll just go over to F TJ
Speaker 1: real quick and say goodbye. All right, so we have
Speaker 1: some Tom Dwyer's in there. Fucker is awesome. He's in.
Speaker 1: There's no nationalist bushmasters in there. Let's see Huntress Late
Speaker 1: Nation review. Texa Kelly, I know what it means. I
Speaker 1: was gonna say this supid thing again, but it's only
Speaker 1: funny the first twelve times, right, Hey, Alex, what's up?
Speaker 1: By Giuseppe Dave always honest, Clasha, It's good to see
Speaker 1: all you guys. And again, there's gonna be a couple
Speaker 1: announcements coming up soon and pretty soon, like at the
Speaker 1: end of this month, I'll be done doing those those
Speaker 1: markets that have kind of been a waste of time,
Speaker 1: so I can use those four days. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: kind of nice to know that, like you've invested on
Speaker 1: some in something and you have a place to present
Speaker 1: your product. But when that place that you're presenting your
Speaker 1: product may as well be in a dark alley, because
Speaker 1: number one, there's like nobody going to this thing anymore.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking that the shots killed off a bunch of
Speaker 1: them because they're all snowbirds. And they're like, yeah, we
Speaker 1: had a you know, horrific turnout this year. I'm like,
Speaker 1: that's great. And I came in uh in what do
Speaker 1: you call it? In February and they just they didn't
Speaker 1: decide to tell me any of this right, and they
Speaker 1: still charge the full price. They should have been happy
Speaker 1: to have any kind of rent. So that was kind
Speaker 1: of shitty. And then she tried to she tried to
Speaker 1: like like a like a crackhead in the what do
Speaker 1: you call it? Landlord try to say to me, well,
Speaker 1: if you want the same spot for November, that's kind
Speaker 1: of far away from now, you should pay that before
Speaker 1: the thirty first of March. I'm like, the fuck are you?
Speaker 1: You know, like you're you have people jumping off of here,
Speaker 1: like you know, a wet a wet dog, like fleas
Speaker 1: on a wet dog. They're getting the fuck out of
Speaker 1: here because there's no money to be made. And then
Speaker 1: and then you're telling me, I bet I better rush
Speaker 1: and be anxious. You know, it's like you're not You're
Speaker 1: not selling your your your bullshit too well. So I
Speaker 1: don't think I'm gonna go back. If I do, it
Speaker 1: would be kind of like a gamble because they had
Speaker 1: two months, three months for something to happen. I don't
Speaker 1: know what's magic will happen next year, and if the
Speaker 1: people are sick and dying as it is or whatever
Speaker 1: happened to them, I don't see how it's going to
Speaker 1: get better, to be honest. So yeah, that was kind
Speaker 1: of rough. So now I'll have those four days back,
Speaker 1: and I'll have to put the time into mailers for
Speaker 1: the Internet, the website and doing more stuff here, more editing,
Speaker 1: more smaller videos, cooler videos, more processed videos, and they'll
Speaker 1: just be good stuff, right, It'll be lots of good stuff.
Speaker 9: And I have.
Speaker 1: Probably over an hour and a half of just that
Speaker 1: car show that you haven't seen yet, and that was
Speaker 1: really something. And if I do it right, my goal
Speaker 1: would be to getting to like a car that I
Speaker 1: really like and then doing an insert of you know,
Speaker 1: facts about the car, details, history of it, and I
Speaker 1: apply those and they make smaller videos with like each
Speaker 1: showcasing one of the vehicles. And I'm telling you it
Speaker 1: might not seem like much to you, but when you
Speaker 1: see what we drive now, and you look at the roads,
Speaker 1: and you look at the buildings, and how uninspiring it is,
Speaker 1: and then you look at the fifties and forties and
Speaker 1: even the sixties and how much character and aesthetic appeal.
Speaker 1: And these were works of our on four wheels. They
Speaker 1: were heavy, they were strong. You know, you didn't crumble
Speaker 1: up into a ball when something tapped you.
Speaker 2: You know, it's.
Speaker 1: We haven't gone the right direction. And that's it's a
Speaker 1: statement on everything. It's a statement on make the art ugly.
Speaker 1: It's a statement on communism, it's a statement on this
Speaker 1: is the effect of the parasite. And it's sad. It's
Speaker 1: said that you now have to spend eighty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: on a car that when it was new probably cost
Speaker 1: twenty five hundred. You know, if you want it fully restored,
Speaker 1: maybe even more than that. It's a sad thing. They're
Speaker 1: beautiful pieces of engineering, though some of them, like the
Speaker 1: old Impalace, are fantastic. Some of the old Old Swood
Speaker 1: bills incredible so we'll be able to look at some
Speaker 1: of that together. And if anybody wants to collaborate on
Speaker 1: stuff like that, or again, I want to, I want to.
Speaker 1: I want to make this point clear again. If anybody
Speaker 1: wants to contribute time or information to a topic, suggest
Speaker 1: a topic of video, whatever, and we can explore it,
Speaker 1: you should do that. You can do that in the chat.
Speaker 1: But then that's you know, I wait for the next
Speaker 1: show for that to even come come about. But also
Speaker 1: the Patreon there's a group chat there and that's disguised
Speaker 1: the limits, it's in the description and then ends of
Speaker 1: inspired is I don't actually even know what that link is.
Speaker 1: Let me see if I can figure it out.
Speaker 9: I just I just made it.
Speaker 1: Doctor Monzo's in it though, and doctor Glynn until they
Speaker 1: decided not to be. I guess. Let's see it's muted.
Speaker 1: Why do they mute my own group? What the s
Speaker 1: wrong with these people? Let's see few group info. Why
Speaker 1: isn't it showing me the one thing I want to see,
Speaker 1: which is the link?
Speaker 7: That's lame.
Speaker 1: Expert chat history clarsys. Oh boy, it's not showing me
Speaker 1: the link for it? How does that work? View group
Speaker 1: info does not view the group info. The fuck am
Speaker 1: I doing here? Yeah, there's no link here showing what
Speaker 1: the okay? All right, that's that's a new thing for me.
Speaker 1: I've never seen that before. I'm not sure where the
Speaker 1: how I'm supposed to go to find where the it's
Speaker 1: T dot me T dot me something. But it won't
Speaker 1: tell me what the hell that something is. That's absolutely insane.
Speaker 1: It's not showing you what the fuck? Okay, Well, I
Speaker 1: guess the three dots don't do anything for you either.
Speaker 1: What the if ever? Wow? Okay, anyway, that was that
Speaker 1: was irritating. I'll try to figure that out. But in
Speaker 1: the in the meantime, you can use ballbusters at outlook
Speaker 1: dot com. And we also have to try to get
Speaker 1: together and do a round table. I would like to
Speaker 1: do that with some of the other viewers on or
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, viewers content creators on FTJ, but also some
Speaker 1: of our the people that tune in all the time.
Speaker 1: You know it may It would be kind of a
Speaker 1: fun thing to do, and I'll have more time to
Speaker 1: do all this in about two weeks. That'll be good times.
Speaker 1: Good time said by all, and I will see you
Speaker 1: next maybe tomorrow or you'll definitely see me on Sunday
Speaker 1: with step On on Stephan Verse stopping on YouTube that's
Speaker 1: the name of the channel. And also we get the
Speaker 1: worrier on bit shoot. That's where it stays after the
Speaker 1: live stream ends because and I don't know what happened
Speaker 1: the one that Davis was on that was a three
Speaker 1: and a half hour stream or more, and only one
Speaker 1: hour and six minutes or something like that is preserved
Speaker 1: on bit shoot, So I'm not sure what happened there.
Speaker 1: Maybe he edited and put that out. I don't know
Speaker 1: what happened. Maybe maybe, maybe, but there's definitely longer than
Speaker 1: an hour. But Davis's part is on there. I just
Speaker 1: think we cut into it, like some part of it.
Speaker 1: That's not the whole thing. All right, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: lay down and then try to get up and do
Speaker 1: the elliptical. I was coughing my head off yesterday trying
Speaker 1: to do the elliptical. I said, I finally had to
Speaker 1: stop because every time I cough, it hurts so bad,
Speaker 1: so bad. It's right here, it's my throat. And I
Speaker 1: don't know if you saw me a couple of times.
Speaker 1: I try to be discreet about it, but I didn't
Speaker 1: want in my mouth either or had to spit out
Speaker 1: something when I was coughing. So I'll have my wits
Speaker 1: about me again and then we'll do this better, all right,
Speaker 1: Thank you again for your time, Have a wonderful night,
Speaker 1: have a great weekend. It's spring. It was eighty five
Speaker 1: degrees here today, and uh only Roy winning from here
Speaker 1: on out, at least where it counts. Later statsassas