Speaker 1: Hey, hey, Hi, how's it going. Happy Sunday afternoon to
Speaker 1: all of my friends out there. I hope everybody's having
Speaker 1: a great Thanksgiving weekend, even though it's coming to a
Speaker 1: close now. I had, uh kind of kicked my butt
Speaker 1: this past week. I did, I ut my I upped
Speaker 1: my cardio from four miles to seven three separate days
Speaker 1: this week, and it was seven seven and a half
Speaker 1: and then seven point seven, and in there there was
Speaker 1: another five mile day too, so like twenty seven point
Speaker 1: two miles all together. And then I had to take
Speaker 1: a break because I was sore, very very sore. Oh
Speaker 1: all right, hold on, I'm catching something here. Hold on,
Speaker 1: let me do this. It's real quick to make sure that. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's popping. Hold on, hold on, let me verify. I
Speaker 1: think you should also beels hear me again. I just, uh,
Speaker 1: why the fuck is it doing that? Stupid ship?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: Uh settings, make sure audio is on this side. Okay,
Speaker 1: sounds good, and then this should be the same, all right,
Speaker 1: hopefully hopefully it's the same. So I never ever ever
Speaker 1: had to restart any of this stuff ever. And then
Speaker 1: Windows eleven and I'm just gonna leave it at that.
Speaker 1: They constantly are working with people's computers and trying to
Speaker 1: push their themselves in above and beyond your wishes and
Speaker 1: your settings, and they're screwing around with things. They've been
Speaker 1: trying to push an update for the last week and
Speaker 1: a half with me, and they said it's like a
Speaker 1: twenty minute to a one hour update. That's a massive update.
Speaker 1: And I've restarted my computer since and it didn't force
Speaker 1: it then, So this must be a really freaking big one.
Speaker 1: And who knows what's gonna not work when it comes back.
Speaker 1: I don't want coal piled on my computer. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of things I don't like. Look, I'm not I'm
Speaker 1: not interested in learning Linux to either. I'm not interested
Speaker 1: in trying to screw around to get less out of
Speaker 1: my computer. Shittier graphics, shittier everything else, shittier experience. Why
Speaker 1: can't there just be something that doesn't suck, that's an
Speaker 1: alternative to Microsoft? You know, booon to mint cinnamon in
Speaker 1: WN all this shit, None of it is straightforward. You
Speaker 1: spend half your life trying to work out bugs that
Speaker 1: shouldn't have existed. I'm not interested in that. I'm not
Speaker 1: interested in learning how to do code or having to
Speaker 1: do having to know how to get to code that's
Speaker 1: not written down somewhere for you, just a copy to
Speaker 1: where you have to understand the language and think on
Speaker 1: your feet when you're doing it because of some patch
Speaker 1: or screw up or mess up that has been left
Speaker 1: alone for everybody else to try to figure out. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not that's not that's not my thing. I don't
Speaker 1: have enough time to care about that. I have enough
Speaker 1: time to throw my fist through you know, a monitor
Speaker 1: when it doesn't work. But that's about it. It's a
Speaker 1: bunch of nonsense. I would like just to be away
Speaker 1: from it, like Windows ten in is bullshit. But at
Speaker 1: least i'd be back away from this thing. And I
Speaker 1: don't know I hope everybody else understands how these updates
Speaker 1: are very intrusive and they're they're trying to force one
Speaker 1: on my phone, like everything's greater on Thanksgiving. Right between
Speaker 1: Thanksgiving and the New Year's there's going to be all
Speaker 1: kinds of messed up changes. Other implementations of surveillance are
Speaker 1: going into effect, and it's not for us to be
Speaker 1: able to verify it's not it's not up to us
Speaker 1: to be able to see in writing. It's not how
Speaker 1: this works. The writing is the fucking update and what
Speaker 1: they've been telling us this whole time, what they've been
Speaker 1: disclosing straightforward faces and then we're like, yeah, yeah, because
Speaker 1: that'll never happen. Contact tracing was disclosed four years ago.
Speaker 1: They've been doing it without your knowledge. Just because it
Speaker 1: wasn't intrusive or as intrusive as it could have been
Speaker 1: doesn't mean that they weren't doing it, and that they're
Speaker 1: not still doing it. What's up, Archangel? And that's just
Speaker 1: a type of the iceberg. There's so much more going
Speaker 1: on in a new Samsung Galaxy, which is basically the
Speaker 1: Android version of an iPhone. When it comes to surveillance,
Speaker 1: they're both horrific. Now we're just looking at old McAfee videos.
Speaker 1: Yesterday he was working on he had a ghost phone.
Speaker 1: It was like a thirty dollars for a gig of
Speaker 1: that data per month, which is retarded. But a gig
Speaker 1: is nothing. I get, well, the short plan is thirty three,
Speaker 1: but I get unlimited on my crappy phone here. But
Speaker 1: at least would be something if you had to do
Speaker 1: something with actual privacy, you could switch out to your
Speaker 1: e SIM and use it for that and then jump back.
Speaker 1: But again I don't buy that either, because back when
Speaker 1: McAfee was talking about this, I was twenty twenty, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five. Now since then, pre encryption has been instituted
Speaker 1: to where nothing can leave your computer or your phone
Speaker 1: without them already knowing what it is before it gets
Speaker 1: sent out. So the encryption happens after they've already had
Speaker 1: a look at it. It doesn't matter if you scramble
Speaker 1: up the puzzle. If someone already saw a picture of
Speaker 1: the puzzle before they SCRAMed, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: they don't even know what the puzzle is. So Sau, Sau,
Speaker 1: I better say this real quick and get this out
Speaker 1: of the way. Do you like you like the Ballbuster's tattoo?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 1: There's a new thing on stream yard that says uh
Speaker 1: Ai backgrounds and so I was playing around with that,
Speaker 1: and it actually types out the things that you ask
Speaker 1: it for.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 1: Then that's a lot different than some of the other
Speaker 1: Ai stupid things that I've seen out there, where they
Speaker 1: deliberately attempt to fuck up fingers, faces and letters. You
Speaker 1: type out what you wanted to say, and it will
Speaker 1: do it wrong on purpose. Letters aren't copyrighted retards. You
Speaker 1: don't have to not you don't have to change them.
Speaker 1: It's a gobbly goop or goop. So this one I
Speaker 1: wrote Ballbusters broadcast. I even like the little I don't
Speaker 1: know if I go with devil horns on the skull
Speaker 1: with the microphone is the old time radio mic on there?
Speaker 1: I thought that was kind of cool, and we have
Speaker 1: for three days now successful. My daughter is officially taking
Speaker 1: What the fuck am I doing here?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 5: It is?
Speaker 1: Can I just I'll be backward too? Awesome? Awesome there?
Speaker 1: So this is the whole food multi vitamin measure. Well,
Speaker 1: we bought them out of their copper. How cool is that?
Speaker 1: You have to black market that stuff now? ConA you
Speaker 1: been charge quadrupled? I guess not until March seventh. World
Speaker 1: they have more, but you can still get your eye
Speaker 1: the essentials. That thing wasn't a was an add on anyway.
Speaker 1: So before we getting further into this, let me show
Speaker 1: you what I'll be doing for those of you out there.
Speaker 1: There's people that have been asking. I've been kind of
Speaker 1: wanting to tell you anyway. So when I get on
Speaker 1: uh like a focused mission for fitness, it usually lasts
Speaker 1: about a year and then a chill. You know, there's
Speaker 1: ups and there's there's breaks and stuff like that and
Speaker 1: all that good stuff. But when I really got out out,
Speaker 1: I go at it. For those of you who are
Speaker 1: not aware of this, this is a you don't need
Speaker 1: docimpic all right. You don't need that stuff that it
Speaker 1: will poison you, paralyze your your vagus, nerve caused gastroparesis,
Speaker 1: and all kinds of issues, make your retinas detached. It's
Speaker 1: HeLa monster venom synthesized synthesize. What the fuck was that synthesize?
Speaker 6: What what?
Speaker 1: Why are you glaking? Synthesize, meaning that they don't actually
Speaker 1: know what it's going to do, because it's not even
Speaker 1: the natural stuff that they kind of know is going
Speaker 1: to be horrible for you. So primatine tabs confederate. Yeah,
Speaker 1: these are twelve point five milligrams, the largest Broncade before
Speaker 1: Broncade changed to So here's what you want. You want
Speaker 1: a federan HCl hydrochloride. If you have sulfit or sulfate,
Speaker 1: it's not as good, it's weaker, and it's it's worthless
Speaker 1: in my opinion, So Broncade about a couple of years ago,
Speaker 1: changed from hydrochloride to sulfi A sulfa and I knew this.
Speaker 1: I noticed originally that they also were in twenty five
Speaker 1: milligram or twenty four milligram tabs. And then they cut him.
Speaker 1: They made him smaller, and then they changed it, and
Speaker 1: I could I could tell something wasn't right about it,
Speaker 1: like this doesn't feel the same, and so I changed.
Speaker 1: I changed over to Private Team taps. So this is
Speaker 1: your federan. Remember this used to be the ingredient like
Speaker 1: the Mua Huang extract used to be called in and uh,
Speaker 1: xenodrene and hydroxy cut and ripped fuel. The thing that
Speaker 1: made it work was the fedin. That was the only
Speaker 1: that That is what made those pills worth a damn
Speaker 1: in the first place. Otherwise ripped fuel would be trash.
Speaker 1: Hydroxy cut became trash, and so did xenodrine when they
Speaker 1: went to XFA one or something like that or x yeah,
Speaker 1: I think it was XFA one. Bullshit, It was all
Speaker 1: bullshit without the veteran HCl. So way to grab that.
Speaker 1: He just get one of these because it's also a
Speaker 1: Bronco dilator for intermittent asthma. So that's what I take.
Speaker 1: If I take this, I can do cardio for oh,
Speaker 1: let's see, seven point seven miles for a total of
Speaker 1: twenty ten calories. I proved that the other night Wednesday
Speaker 1: at night. So I'll be taking the private team tabs.
Speaker 1: I'll be taking my full array of ninety essentral nutrients.
Speaker 1: Of course, yeah, I know I don't have a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of them out here. This is just what I
Speaker 1: have in front of me, because that's what we take
Speaker 1: in the morning at in this room together. So the
Speaker 1: EFA pluses are here, and that's the essentral fatty acids.
Speaker 1: The codd little oil from Azure Wells will do the
Speaker 1: same as the oh sorry as DCFA is here. But
Speaker 1: you want to get your nice essentials, I would recommend
Speaker 1: starting with the whole food variety, all right, And then
Speaker 1: we talked about what the other ones are and then
Speaker 1: I just got this Bam, yuh, I see that. You
Speaker 1: guys know who gregdu said is you should? He is
Speaker 1: a and I FP pro bodybuilder, a Canadian living in
Speaker 1: a I want to say, hell facts, he's in Nova Scotia.
Speaker 1: But these are to chesterone and I have another one
Speaker 1: of these coming after this one, and I ordered it
Speaker 1: because it was it was cheaper, not cheap, but cheaper
Speaker 1: for Black Friday sale. These ones I paid more for
Speaker 1: than the ones I bought for the second round. When
Speaker 1: I go through two of those and see if I
Speaker 1: see a difference, so I I feel a difference. I
Speaker 1: know that having I think at least one time in
Speaker 1: the many times I purchased anavar, it might have been
Speaker 1: real because I felt it. I don't think that that's
Speaker 1: gonna be as strong, but maybe it will, maybe it'll
Speaker 1: be stronger. But if it's just stimulants to try to
Speaker 1: hide the fact that it's not really doing anything, that's
Speaker 1: what I encountered with, you know, hydroxica. The only thing
Speaker 1: I was really making to do anything is mahung extracts,
Speaker 1: which was the high federing hydrochloride. Once they took that
Speaker 1: out because of the regulations, Oh we can't do those
Speaker 1: people's hearts, blah, then it wasn't working anymore. Appetite suppressing
Speaker 1: and energy. So that's what I get from these guys.
Speaker 1: So when I first take the Turk Builder, until I
Speaker 1: know how I basically feel, I'm not going to double
Speaker 1: up with this. If it's not like making me go
Speaker 1: jit ter jitter, then I'll take these with it the
Speaker 1: following day. But tonight I'm starting my ellipsical WI and workout.
Speaker 1: I've been doing the elliptical every day, but the weight
Speaker 1: lifting hard again. I know I have Muslim memory. A
Speaker 1: couple of weeks ago, actually, for the last two weeks,
Speaker 1: I was working out again like steadily, and I could
Speaker 1: tell all the difference. I could feel the difference. But
Speaker 1: then I stopped for a few days when I wasn't
Speaker 1: feeling well, when I was too per tired. I still
Speaker 1: doing all the cardio, but I was just super tired
Speaker 1: and not feeling great. And I can I can tell
Speaker 1: just by watching that Walk and Talk video. I just
Speaker 1: put out my last doctor glidden uh shout out to
Speaker 1: the world. That's uh. That's not what my shoulders usually
Speaker 1: look like. I feel like I've shrunken down and I
Speaker 1: don't like that feeling. If you guys saw me in
Speaker 1: my twenties, you wouldn't recognize me. I couldn't even put
Speaker 1: my my wallet in my back pocket because I wasn't
Speaker 1: able to reach it. It was like my my lads
Speaker 1: and everything were just like the shoulders were so usually
Speaker 1: sore and stuff. But then like my lads were two,
Speaker 1: there was it was good times. It was good times.
Speaker 1: I think back then I was doing I'm only remember
Speaker 1: back then, I was probably one hundred and well for
Speaker 1: my body weight without like an excessive amount of muscle
Speaker 1: on it, I probably should weigh about one thirty to
Speaker 1: one thirty five for five foot five, right. If I
Speaker 1: have muscle, then you can increase that number without it
Speaker 1: becoming obese because it's not fat. So I was up
Speaker 1: till like one seventy seven, maybe a little bit higher
Speaker 1: than that. So that's that's a decent amount of muscle
Speaker 1: that I used to have quite a lot back before
Speaker 1: phones were you know, snapper uni and you get to
Speaker 1: you get to selfie your ass all day. So there's
Speaker 1: no like real photographic evidence of it, except for a
Speaker 1: couple of pictures floating around, probably on my Facebook or something.
Speaker 1: But even then, I wasn't even using Facebook at the
Speaker 1: actual time that I was going to the gym, because
Speaker 1: I refused to get onto Facebook until twenty two thousand
Speaker 1: and nine. In two thousand and four and five is
Speaker 1: when I was at my biggest four five and six
Speaker 1: is when I was at my biggest So we're gonna
Speaker 1: we're gonna get there again when we're the other and
Speaker 1: I'm gonna uh try out the Turk Builder. I still
Speaker 1: have access to Tijuana, and if anyone knows how to
Speaker 1: with VA, because this is the problem with VA, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna be able to even convince that like a
Speaker 1: doctor who just wants to help out to throw me
Speaker 1: some manovar or anything like that. So it is what
Speaker 1: it is. VAS a piece of shit. They one time
Speaker 1: when I broke my hand, I was prescribed something by
Speaker 1: one hospital. I want to go pick up the prescription
Speaker 1: at the VA, thinking that I was about to be
Speaker 1: clever and not spend one hundred and fifty dollars on
Speaker 1: the medication because it was oxy's for my hand. And
Speaker 1: they're like, yeah, we don't do that here, Like excuse me,
Speaker 1: Like yeah, we shredded that and here's your prescription, Like
Speaker 1: you have no fucking right to do that. Some freaking
Speaker 1: over you know, nurse, some nurse decides to override the doctor.
Speaker 1: So here I'm with a fucking broken limb that just
Speaker 1: went and put back into place and they fucking shredded
Speaker 1: my payment. Is we don't do that here? Where the
Speaker 1: fuck do you think I came from? I'm in a
Speaker 1: fucking half cast, you stupid con We drove up there
Speaker 1: for no reason. And I bet I bet I wasn't
Speaker 1: even like uh, I bet I bet I would have
Speaker 1: been more pleasantly surprised how much it would have caused
Speaker 1: at the pharmacy if I just went there instead of
Speaker 1: being overly concerned and thinking that I'm out thinking everybody
Speaker 1: and just you know, go to the VA that was
Speaker 1: in San Diego instead. And that's how they did me.
Speaker 1: They didn't even they didn't even like say, hey, we're
Speaker 1: not going to do this, take it somewhere else. No,
Speaker 1: they just shredded it.
Speaker 7: Motherfuckers.
Speaker 1: I I hate everything. I hate everything. That's why it's
Speaker 1: good to get into the gym, because you can let
Speaker 1: all the wonderful frustration out on something that doesn't require
Speaker 1: you taking a time away from your family in prison
Speaker 1: for you know what I mean. Let's see who we
Speaker 1: got out over here. We got Daisy the Blncoln Lady. Hello, Tactacus,
Speaker 1: all right, I gotta check out afterj Nothing like that,
Speaker 1: not like loud. It's so funny that these are like
Speaker 1: browser specific. We got over here, anybody, Yeah, Alex is
Speaker 1: in here. Yeah, bush Master, how's it going guys? All right?
Speaker 1: All right? So yeah, I'm actually I'm looking forward to
Speaker 1: the Turk Builder because this turcasterone. There's been a lot
Speaker 1: of mythos about this for like the last five years.
Speaker 1: Uh maybe less maybe less than that, maybe it's only
Speaker 1: been like three or four. But there was a time
Speaker 1: when people said that they had it, but it was
Speaker 1: a Sanosa or whatever semonosa plant that was a copycat plant,
Speaker 1: so the act active ingredient wasn't really in it, and
Speaker 1: the people were lied to who bought from these companies.
Speaker 1: So then people be like, oh, it's a scam. Well
Speaker 1: who's scammed? Who did the the bulk supplier or the
Speaker 1: people who really thought that that's what they were giving you.
Speaker 1: So why don't you be a grown up understand that
Speaker 1: shit happens and give those people a second chance to
Speaker 1: try to do right on it right? And that's that's
Speaker 1: why I got to Turkiller Max because that also did
Speaker 1: happen to Greg years back. But he says this is
Speaker 1: coming from Uzbekistan where they actually grow it. Huzbekistan is
Speaker 1: actually a hub for like some really good mma fic
Speaker 1: training too. You know there's uh there's Rooskis in the
Speaker 1: the mountains who ride horses like the old Gothics in
Speaker 1: an uh in Scythian type, tough motherfuckers. And this also
Speaker 1: has Rodeola rosea in it, which is another Scythian or
Speaker 1: Gothic plant that used to be used for virulity and
Speaker 1: a bunch of other things. I actually took a tincture
Speaker 1: of it before. It's it's best if it's grown in
Speaker 1: its native cold soil rather than being It's interesting how
Speaker 1: plants work like they know the vibration, the myceilium, the
Speaker 1: nutrients and the soil and the temperature. They're born to
Speaker 1: grow in that area at their optimal level. So you
Speaker 1: take it and you bring it somewhere else. It doesn't
Speaker 1: do the same same thing with cretum. I think it's
Speaker 1: probably the same thing with everything, honestly. And by the way, yes,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of people out there in the fitness
Speaker 1: world who do use creatim. I learned. I didn't know that.
Speaker 1: I just know that I liked it. I don't really
Speaker 1: I wasn't really looking for validation, but I did find it,
Speaker 1: so I thought that was cool like big names. All right,
Speaker 1: I'm not sure why I decided to click this one.
Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 8: I think that you and Nick should have a conversation.
Speaker 1: Oh, this guy's a little snotty, little gutard. Let me
Speaker 1: figure out why the hell I even grabbed this. Let's see,
Speaker 1: is there more or is it just that one?
Speaker 9: Now?
Speaker 1: It's just that one. So if we see the joker one,
Speaker 1: that we'll have to go to that one. And we're
Speaker 1: gonna get into a lot of things today. I want
Speaker 1: to catch up with the Yesta grab nonsense, the crazy
Speaker 1: nonsense that's being driven up and down our bee hole.
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of a bunch more propaganda, as I
Speaker 1: had mentioned yesterday, and I was looking at let's see
Speaker 1: if I can find it in the history. Do I
Speaker 1: have a history button here? Let's saying, hold on barah,
Speaker 1: my daughter, So just give me a second, play something
Speaker 1: for you. Yeah, let me give you this one for now,
Speaker 1: and I'll come back and we'll see my daughter.
Speaker 7: Play digging.
Speaker 10: Doctor Peter Glidden, your stead fast advocate for Hell, Thanks
Speaker 10: so much for showing up. This is my January twenty
Speaker 10: third presentation of the Doctor Glidden Show. We've got some
Speaker 10: really interesting and important things to talk about today. Number one,
Speaker 10: when is the brackagen not a gene? The brackaging, of course,
Speaker 10: the famous breast cancer gene that Angelina Joe Lee made famous.
Speaker 10: Some very interesting insight into that whole concept. Part two
Speaker 10: Cholesterol myth busting, brought to you by yours Truly, it's
Speaker 10: hard to be the smartest person in the room, but
Speaker 10: that mantle has to fall on some buddy. And we're
Speaker 10: going to finish it off with my inexpensive, non pharmaceutical,
Speaker 10: no supplement necessary health hack for knee pain. It's really cool,
Speaker 10: it's really effective. You're going to love it. So, without
Speaker 10: further ado, what say we jump into the deep end
Speaker 10: of the pool. Welcome aboard. I am doctor Peter Glynn,
Speaker 10: your steadfast advocate for health. So the brackaging, which is
Speaker 10: the golden child of the Susan G. Coleman Foundation, Right,
Speaker 10: let's find a cure for breast cancer. Everybody's heard about
Speaker 10: the bracket gene, and everybody completely has it misunderstood one
Speaker 10: hundred percent backwards. Even yes, Angelina Joe Lee, one of
Speaker 10: the most beautiful women in the world, tested positive for
Speaker 10: I don't know BRCA one or BRCA two and had
Speaker 10: her breast prophylactically removed so she wouldn't get breast cancer. Well,
Speaker 10: it's too bad she didn't know about me. Quite frankly,
Speaker 10: it's too bad we don't have a free medical market
Speaker 10: because we might have made some significant advances here because
Speaker 10: of this very reason. The BRCA genes are not in
Speaker 10: and of themselves implicated in breast cancer. They are not oncogenes.
Speaker 10: They are not genes which code for cancer. As a
Speaker 10: matter of fact, these two genes, BRCA one and BRCA
Speaker 10: two fix gene mutations. That's what they do. They fix
Speaker 10: gene mutations. But what happens when the gene that fixes
Speaker 10: gene mutations itself becomes mutated, Well, that's when you have
Speaker 10: a problem. The BRCA one and BRCA two genes, which
Speaker 10: are implicated with the genesis of breast cancer, are not genes.
Speaker 10: They are mutations of the genes, mutations of the genes.
Speaker 10: And this is an important distinction. Conventional medical doctors do
Speaker 10: not think, well, we know that the body has the
Speaker 10: ability to fix gene mutations, because that's what the BRCA
Speaker 10: genes do in their healthy state. So therefore, why don't
Speaker 10: we do research to figure out what caused the genes
Speaker 10: to mutate in the first place, to stop that from happening,
Speaker 10: and or maybe well get them to unmutate. Let's try that.
Speaker 10: But that's not how conventional medical doctors think.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying this is related to impress issues, but
Speaker 1: I mean cervical cancer and other female related, more susceptible cancers. Glyfosse,
Speaker 1: all kinds of herbicides and pesticides being sprayed on the
Speaker 1: thing that you're dependent on to be inside of you
Speaker 1: for hours at a time, soaking into your bloodstream and
Speaker 1: being absorbed by your You know, that doesn't sound like
Speaker 1: it would be a very good thing. And how do
Speaker 1: we trust when something says it's organic, What does that
Speaker 1: mean a different type of pesticide that they haven't classified yet,
Speaker 1: or is it actually without pesticides? Because you know, the
Speaker 1: yield when they do things in this archaic, unnatural way
Speaker 1: would be insufficient to the demand if they didn't use something.
Speaker 1: And because they don't actually ever treat the ground with
Speaker 1: the proper nutrients that are required for the plant to grow,
Speaker 1: they'd rather spray it with a bunch of cheap chemicals
Speaker 1: than a little bit better fertilizer and nutrients treatment, so
Speaker 1: they're actually making it harder for themselves, Like there wouldn't
Speaker 1: be as much of this necessary because there's natural herbicides
Speaker 1: in some of the mineral compounds that would keep other
Speaker 1: insects away. Because once it's the whole thing, right, because
Speaker 1: they're already trying to outsmart nature, they have to go
Speaker 1: ten additional steps, which all it does is poison and
Speaker 1: mutate things further, and the end result is you're wearing
Speaker 1: it as a shirt, you're wearing it inside you, you're
Speaker 1: wearing it as a pad slapped against you or a
Speaker 1: tampon inside you, And who know what that stuff was
Speaker 1: soaking up before it was applied to soak up something
Speaker 1: A new that is by far probably the most one
Speaker 1: to one ratio reason and explanation for whatever they call
Speaker 1: HPV and human papaloa virus and anything else that happens
Speaker 1: in there. But they'll never blame those things because those
Speaker 1: things are also sold by the same demon corporation that's
Speaker 1: poisoning the material that they're made out of, that's working
Speaker 1: in the medical thing. So they're not going to ever
Speaker 1: point out the things that bring you closer to their
Speaker 1: doorstep at the doctor's office or at the hospital. The
Speaker 1: system isn't going to blame itself for what it's causing,
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 10: Because conventional medical doctors are stymied and cornered by the
Speaker 10: pharmaceutical and straight and you know, thank God for novacaine
Speaker 10: and thank God for insulin, but for goodness.
Speaker 1: Sakes, actually, instead, what they'll do is they'll give the
Speaker 1: American Heart Foundation millions of dollars to say that a
Speaker 1: margin and you know, basically plastic and petroleum is better
Speaker 1: for you than butter and make you know, like even
Speaker 1: butterball turkeys I think are named after margarine, not butter,
Speaker 1: because I think that's what they use to fat them up.
Speaker 1: They're usually margarine, which is horribly unhealthy. It's chemicals, it's
Speaker 1: not food. And more heart disease has occurred because of
Speaker 1: their disgusting AMA handshake that they did with the American
Speaker 1: Art Association and the Cancer Foundation. I believe both of
Speaker 1: them to promote margarine as a healthy alternative to butter.
Speaker 1: There was nothing unhealthy about butter except for the propaganda. Again,
Speaker 1: just like when you know and then you find out
Speaker 1: that the Rothschilds were the ones behind preventing mankind, meaning
Speaker 1: the fucking goyam from having raw milk. Now do you
Speaker 1: understand where Pasture comes in. Why he's catapulted above Antoine
Speaker 1: by Schamp. Why that ridiculous bullshit of German theory and
Speaker 1: virus concepts became validated by consensus by this cult for
Speaker 1: their eugenics program that was respawned by or spurred along
Speaker 1: by Dorwinism. The whole thing has been a fraud to
Speaker 1: kill people, to reject the nature and the reality of things,
Speaker 1: and to live in their own fantasy world where what
Speaker 1: they say makes things work is how it works. Fuck God,
Speaker 1: Fuck our God. They're gonna mess with their artificial construct
Speaker 1: of God. They're Saturn cult, looks some guys. The Freemasons
Speaker 1: are a Saturn cult. The Jews are a Saturn cult.
Speaker 1: Catholicism Saturn cult, Islam Saturn cult. And I will even
Speaker 1: argue that Arab You know that Judaism itself is an
Speaker 1: Arab scam, because five thousand years ago, when we're talking
Speaker 1: about Cappadocia, when we're talking about Karshemesh, where the the
Speaker 1: actual eden battle occurred between our ancestors and these Edenites
Speaker 1: or these Saturn cult humans and child sacrificers. They were
Speaker 1: called the Kaldi Semites. They were Arab in nature, and
Speaker 1: when they mixed with our people, that's when that's when
Speaker 1: this Judaism concept or this this uh holier than thou self,
Speaker 1: it's it was that cult with our brains, with our
Speaker 1: mixed DNA. So you're talking about European and Arab people
Speaker 1: mixing and creating what then becomes Ashkenazi, what later on
Speaker 1: becomes Kazari and blah blah Sephardic. These are all stemming
Speaker 1: from a time in place where they augmented their public
Speaker 1: perception of their Saturn cult child sacrifice and try to
Speaker 1: make it a little bit more legitimate, but without a
Speaker 1: moral compass. Didn't do a very good job in the
Speaker 1: Torah or Tanak did even worse in the Talmud when
Speaker 1: they were in defiance of even trying to act like
Speaker 1: normal human beings, and then completely odd minds with the
Speaker 1: Kabbala in the Luring Kabala.
Speaker 10: Tough is enough in a medical marketplace which is founded
Speaker 10: on old fashioned, outdated reductionism, which I talked about at
Speaker 10: length in my first Doctor Glidden Show episode of twenty nineteen,
Speaker 10: it becomes problematic medical doctors go down a particular road
Speaker 10: until they hit a dead end, and then they just
Speaker 10: abandon it and look somewhere else. The halls of modern
Speaker 10: medicine are littered with ineffective, false theories for goodness sakes,
Speaker 10: and quite frankly, there's more money in radical mass ectomy
Speaker 10: and radiation and chemotherapy than there is in coming up
Speaker 10: with a prevention treatment so that the genes would never
Speaker 10: mutate in the first place. And see again, this is
Speaker 10: the problem with the monopolization of the marketplace. It's been
Speaker 10: in place for one hundred and six years, and the
Speaker 10: nature of the education of a medical doctor is that
Speaker 10: it makes them inclined to think inside of their particular box.
Speaker 10: They're not gonna think outside of this box, and they're
Speaker 10: not even gonna consider the notion what caused the gene
Speaker 10: to mutate in the first place.
Speaker 3: That's what you.
Speaker 10: Would consider initially, wouldn't you? Common sense dictates that, I mean,
Speaker 10: for goodness sakes, in their healthy state, the bracket genes
Speaker 10: fix gene mutations, So why wouldn't we focus there, Well,
Speaker 10: because we don't have a free medical market. We need
Speaker 10: to be talking about epigenetics, which is.
Speaker 1: When he talks fpigenetics. I'm gonna go ahead and just
Speaker 1: jump right out there and say, hold up, just hold
Speaker 1: a suckond and let's have a look over here. I
Speaker 1: finally get to use this. This is Antoine Bei Champ
Speaker 1: eighteen sixteen to nineteen oh eight, live decent life, ninety
Speaker 1: two years old. It looks like I think on the
Speaker 1: sixteenth of October eighteen sixteen at aasskings. But blah blah
Speaker 1: blah was born a childhose name is In the nineteenth
Speaker 1: century it came to be known as Antoine bay Champ.
Speaker 1: You should have been recognized in the same way as Copernicus, Galileo,
Speaker 1: and Newton. Unfortunately, the magnitude of what Professor be Schamp's
Speaker 1: decades of research had to offer was buried and discredited
Speaker 1: by a jealous and flamboyant student named Louis Pasteur, who
Speaker 1: had all of the support and funding of the Free
Speaker 1: Masonic Order and the Rothschilds to make excuses and reasons
Speaker 1: to destroy the healthy components attributes of raw milk, completely
Speaker 1: destroying it, making it inner. That was the goal, because
Speaker 1: these poisoners who have been poisoning us for thousands of
Speaker 1: years didn't like the fact that healthy bodies were harder
Speaker 1: to fucking kill, period the end. And when you are
Speaker 1: in a high state of vibration and mental clarity, you
Speaker 1: start to see through bullshit. So they need to keep
Speaker 1: you stupid so that you buy their dogshit. Antvon Bechamp
Speaker 1: died on the fifteenth of April nineteen oh eight, fourteen
Speaker 1: days after he was first visited by the aged American
Speaker 1: physician who had been in correspondence over the past several
Speaker 1: years on the subject of research and wonderful discoveries of
Speaker 1: Professor Bayshop and his collaborators. The American physician made his
Speaker 1: visit to Paris for the purpose of becoming personally acquainted
Speaker 1: with Professor Bechamp, who, as his family stated, had looked
Speaker 1: forward with eager anticipation to such a visit. It's a
Speaker 1: good thing this guy did that, because because his country
Speaker 1: and his country men who betrayed him, and the medical
Speaker 1: and scientific communities who betrayed him, because they're all in
Speaker 1: the same goddamn Saturn cult of Freemasonry together, would never
Speaker 1: have we would never have known about the pleomorphic microzyma
Speaker 1: if it wasn't for this man. The translator had previously
Speaker 1: submitted to the Professor and extensive summary of his physiological
Speaker 1: and biological discoveries, and by him it was revised and approved.
Speaker 1: The information to follow was intended to be introduced as
Speaker 1: a special trapter and the extensive work on inoculations and
Speaker 1: their relations to pathology, upon which the transfer of this
Speaker 1: work had been engaged almost exclusively for some fourteen years,
Speaker 1: and the lengthing and nearly daily interviews between Professor bay
Speaker 1: Shop and myself before his death. I suggested that instead
Speaker 1: of a summary, it would be better to take place
Speaker 1: before the English speaking peoples an exact translation into their language.
Speaker 1: Some of the more important discoveries of Professor Bechamp, in
Speaker 1: my opinion, would not be easy to convey, especially that
Speaker 1: conspiracy of silence by means of which the discoveries of
Speaker 1: Bechamp had been buried in favor of distorted plagiarisms such
Speaker 1: as the microbian or germ theory of disease, the greatest
Speaker 1: scientific silliness of the age, it had been correctly styled
Speaker 1: by the Professor. To this suggestion, Professor Bechamp gave hearty
Speaker 1: assent and told me to proceed exactly as I may
Speaker 1: think best for the proliferation of the great truths of biology,
Speaker 1: psysiology and pathology discovered by him. He authorized me to
Speaker 1: freely publish either summaries or translations into English, as I
Speaker 1: might deem most advisable. In pursuance of this authorization, the
Speaker 1: present volume is published, and is intended to introduce the
Speaker 1: people of the English tongue the greatest discoveries of Professor Bechamp.
Speaker 1: The subject of the work is described by its title,
Speaker 1: but as well to remind the medical researcher and to
Speaker 1: inform the lay public that the problem of the coagulation
Speaker 1: of blood so beautifully solved in his volume. And this
Speaker 1: volume has until now been enigma and a brobrorium to biologists,
Speaker 1: physiologists and pathologists. The Professor was in this eighty fifth
Speaker 1: year at the time of the publication of the translated work.
Speaker 1: Is the best of the translator's knowledge. It has not
Speaker 1: yet been plagiarized, and is to the and is the
Speaker 1: one annoly and Astoria. Is the only one of the
Speaker 1: Professor's more important discoveries which has not been so treated.
Speaker 1: Because the date of its publication, the arch plagiarist Pasture
Speaker 1: was dead. That his evil work still lives right So
Speaker 1: pastor would actually because it, they will resistant trying to
Speaker 1: legitimize themselves. When Pasture would pass ideas around, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: When bay shomp would submit ideas, Pasture would jump on them,
Speaker 1: state them as if he was claiming them for the
Speaker 1: first time, but then show through his work he had
Speaker 1: absolutely no concept or belief in what he was stating,
Speaker 1: simply that he was overshadowing and backing and basically uh putting,
Speaker 1: putting base schamp in obscurity by latching onto certain concepts,
Speaker 1: but then and then having the complete adverse inverse approach
Speaker 1: to if this were true, how would you how would
Speaker 1: you show this? How would you solve this? How would
Speaker 1: you you know?
Speaker 11: It did?
Speaker 1: Throughout the book be schomper Pasture. You see Pasture doing
Speaker 1: this often, and he'll steal an idea that has a
Speaker 1: through through his explanations. It takes a solid truth, turns
Speaker 1: it into a watered down generalized truth, and then miss
Speaker 1: appropriates it to try to push the belief system that
Speaker 1: he's trying to convey onto people, simply by stating that
Speaker 1: it's this nature rather than the nature that he's actually addressing,
Speaker 1: and then by doing so it also damages the truth
Speaker 1: one of the discoveries Bechamp was the One of the
Speaker 1: discoveries of Bechamp was the formation of uria by the oxidation. Okay,
Speaker 1: we don't care about a yeah, so anyway, the pleomorphic
Speaker 1: microzyma here we go. These molds under the microscope are
Speaker 1: seen to be formed by a collection of molecular granulations,
Speaker 1: which Bechamp named microzymas. Though not found in pure calcic carbonate,
Speaker 1: they are found in geological Calcyrius calcerius strata. Bey Champ
Speaker 1: established that they were living beings capable of inverting sugar,
Speaker 1: and some of them to make it ferment. He also
Speaker 1: showed that these granulations, under certain conditions, evolved into bacteria.
Speaker 1: Whatever is needed for the environment of which these preomorphic
Speaker 1: microzyma find themselves in. They can create spores, mold a
Speaker 1: bacteria that will eat toxins and clean up an environment,
Speaker 1: and sometimes even very simple parasites. To enable these discoveries
Speaker 1: to be appropriated by another the name microbe was later
Speaker 1: applied to them instead of microzyma. This term is better
Speaker 1: known than that of microzima, and microbe and microzyma don't
Speaker 1: neccessarily mean the same thing anymore because of the conceptualization
Speaker 1: or the the comprehension of what this is versus what
Speaker 1: microzyma are. The original name must be restored, and the
Speaker 1: word microbe must be erased from the language of science
Speaker 1: into which it has introduced an overwhelming confusion. It is
Speaker 1: also an etymological solism. Bechamp denied spontaneous generation, which Pastor
Speaker 1: continued to believe in later Pasture denied spontaneous generation, but
Speaker 1: he did not understand his own experiments, see what I mean.
Speaker 1: Those experiences were of no value against the arguments of
Speaker 1: this spontanparist Pouchet, which could be answered only by the
Speaker 1: microzymon theory, which again proves that Antoine Beyschamp knew what
Speaker 1: the hell he was talking about. He knew what the
Speaker 1: bill blocks of life are. They're not cells. They are
Speaker 1: this microzyma that make up everything. And when it gets
Speaker 1: the signal, and this is what's dangerous about actual signals,
Speaker 1: actual you know, like vibrations, frequencies, is that it can
Speaker 1: triggers something in your body that makes these microzymea think
Speaker 1: that you're in a state of decaying. It's time to
Speaker 1: clean up, and that's why you'll start to get diseases
Speaker 1: because the switch has been flipped, so either get signaled.
Speaker 1: Usually it's a chemical signal, but it can also be
Speaker 1: an energetic signal that would cause confusion in your body.
Speaker 1: And these fuckers know this, that's why they're doing it.
Speaker 1: Pasture never understood either the process of digestion nor that
Speaker 1: of fermentation, both of which processes were explained by bay
Speaker 1: Shop by a curious in Brillio. Was it intentional? Both
Speaker 1: of these discoveries have been described to past her. Of course,
Speaker 1: of course it was, and we can go in like
Speaker 1: lister you know as enlisterine. The Greeks use the term
Speaker 1: macrobe to signify a person who lives under who lives
Speaker 1: where without Sorry, the Greeks use the term macrobe to
Speaker 1: signify persons whose lives were of long duration. By analogy,
Speaker 1: microbe would be appropriate to persons whose lives are short duration.
Speaker 1: Bishop proved that his microsign as were of immense long
Speaker 1: gent longevity. Plus they can go endorm it and they
Speaker 1: don't basically ever die. Hence to them, so parts of
Speaker 1: you that will create you, that are responsible for all
Speaker 1: the fermentation process that keeps life and cell life occurring
Speaker 1: in your body until they decide that it's time to
Speaker 1: clean up, never die. We're basically built by micromus. Hence
Speaker 1: to them the term macro might have been applicable, though
Speaker 1: that of microzyme a meaning small fermat is no less
Speaker 1: so so contrasting the life term. While the microzymis might
Speaker 1: be termed macrobs men would be microbes. Had he learned
Speaker 1: his technique from the discoverer of antisepsist Base Schamp would
Speaker 1: have saved his earlier patients. Okay, so he's talking about.
Speaker 1: Had Lister learned his technique, learned Bea Schamp's technique, learned
Speaker 1: his technique if if Listener learned his technique of anti
Speaker 1: sepsist from Bes Schamp, he would have saved his early patients.
Speaker 1: Beay Schamp already had this figured out, but deriving it
Speaker 1: secondhand from a savant who did not understand the principle
Speaker 1: he was plagiarizing. Because they were plagiarists. That's why Lister failed.
Speaker 1: Had to acquire his subsequent knowledge of the proper technique
Speaker 1: through his practice, i e. At the cost of his
Speaker 1: earlier patients. Bechamp carried further the aphromism, the aphorism of
Speaker 1: verco ominous cellula e cellula, which is a state of
Speaker 1: micro microscopol my crosco art and science at the time
Speaker 1: had not enabled the letter to achieve. Not the cellulle,
Speaker 1: but the microzyma, must thinks to Bechamp's discoveries be today
Speaker 1: regarded as the unit of life, for the cellules are
Speaker 1: themselves transient and are built up by the microzymes, which
Speaker 1: physiologically or imperishable. As he has clearly demonstrated imperishable. Part
Speaker 1: of you is not ever gonna die Bechamp studied the
Speaker 1: diseases of the civil worm than eighteen sixty six, ravaging
Speaker 1: the southern provinces of France, and soon discovered that there
Speaker 1: were two of them, one of the prebreen, which is
Speaker 1: due to the parasite, the other the flashery, which is constitutional.
Speaker 1: A month later, Passer, in a report to the Academy
Speaker 1: of his first Silk One campaign, denied the parasite, seeing
Speaker 1: of base Shamp's observation that it is in there yet
Speaker 1: hit In his second report he adopted it as though
Speaker 1: it were his own discovery. This is how it went,
Speaker 1: and so it went on the backs of people who
Speaker 1: actually knew what the fuck they were doing. Pasture stumbled
Speaker 1: along and we are being injected, but with poisons. This
Speaker 1: is why it matters now, because we're being injected with
Speaker 1: poisons under the bullshit that base Champ had played the
Speaker 1: groundwork for him and Jenner. The foregoing is but a
Speaker 1: very imperfect list of the labors and discoveries of bay Shop,
Speaker 1: of which the work now translated was the crowning Glory.
Speaker 1: The present work describes the latest of the admirable biological
Speaker 1: discoveries very Shop. It's proposed. It is proposed to follow
Speaker 1: it up with the translation of the theory of the
Speaker 1: microzymas and the microbian system now in course of translation,
Speaker 1: and the microzyme is the translation whereof is completed. Other
Speaker 1: works will it is, howd follow the great medical problems,
Speaker 1: the first part of which is ready for the printer
Speaker 1: venus fermentation translation complete. So here's the thing. I haven't
Speaker 1: been able to find any of these except for the
Speaker 1: blood and its third an atomical the blood and its
Speaker 1: third anatomical element, which I have read, and it helps
Speaker 1: you understand the microzymonn awful lot. Even though you start
Speaker 1: in a place so you don't expect fermentation alcohol. You
Speaker 1: know this type of thing like when you see something
Speaker 1: that's eating fermentation, right, it's eating, and it's secreting, eating
Speaker 1: and secreting. That's life. And so you can't deny that
Speaker 1: these microzymas are a living thing and that they adapt
Speaker 1: to their habitat in order to continue life. And if
Speaker 1: they need to create something specifically to remove a toxin,
Speaker 1: they'll do it. They will, they will morph into that.
Speaker 1: That's why they're pleomorphic microzyma. And then when that toxin
Speaker 1: is gone, they'll revert back. So that's why this idea
Speaker 1: of antibodies, I'm going to tell you right now, it's
Speaker 1: a it's a function of the microzyma. And to not
Speaker 1: have them there anymore, to say that you don't have
Speaker 1: these anti bodies for blah blah blah, I'm gonna say,
Speaker 1: is bullshit. Because when there's no longer that thing present anymore,
Speaker 1: they can revert back to being something different because there's
Speaker 1: not needed. The body is smart enough, the innate wisdom
Speaker 1: of the body, that spirit in you is communicating with
Speaker 1: these microzyma and back and forth. When something interferes that communication,
Speaker 1: with that communication, bad things happen. Now here's what sucks.
Speaker 1: Though I would have loved to have read theory of
Speaker 1: the microzymas, although I have read basically enough of it,
Speaker 1: the actual others. There's all these other translations here that
Speaker 1: they say is translate. I haven't found more and more
Speaker 1: detail is always better, especially when we're still in this
Speaker 1: world where nobody understands who this man was or how
Speaker 1: wrong pastures germ theory was. Germs eat toxins, Germs are
Speaker 1: They're good for you?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: Bacteria? There could be bad bacteria because of what they secrete.
Speaker 1: It's usually what they shot out can sometimes be just
Speaker 1: as toxic, if not more toxic. But there you go,
Speaker 1: So what how does that? How does that relate to
Speaker 1: what we were just talking about over here? That's the
Speaker 1: right one. When he talks about epigenetics, Oh okay, this
Speaker 1: is it right here, that's the same thing to us.
Speaker 1: When he talks about epigenetics, I say, okay, what are
Speaker 1: we talking about?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 1: For real? What is the what is the mechanism there,
Speaker 1: to which I will say it's the preomorphic microsie man
Speaker 1: in action. If they say turning things off, and you know,
Speaker 1: shutting things off and turning them on, turning on genes,
Speaker 1: turning them off, that's that's that's a chemical signal or
Speaker 1: an energetic signal to what actually does control things, not
Speaker 1: the genes, the microzyma that dictate the flow of work
Speaker 1: in what's being done inside of a living body.
Speaker 10: The stress of life as it is.
Speaker 1: So when somebody says, oh, it's genetic, and doctor gitin
Speaker 1: uh said okay, well, then ask them, well, what, Gina,
Speaker 1: what chromosome causes this? What is it a code for
Speaker 1: this this abnormality or this or this cancer or whatever.
Speaker 1: And they won't be able to tell you because they don't.
Speaker 1: They just told you a bullshit answer by saying it's
Speaker 1: genetic like this, it's it's one of those really complicated
Speaker 1: things that I couldn't possibly explain to somebody like you.
Speaker 1: That's really literally what they're saying. So you so you go,
Speaker 1: oh okay, and you show them that you know little something.
Speaker 1: You'd be like, so, what gen know? What chromosome are
Speaker 1: you saying is responsible for my high blood pressure or
Speaker 1: whatever the stupid thing is that they're going to say.
Speaker 1: And when they look at you with their jos slacked
Speaker 1: and blink, you know, you will now maybe even realize
Speaker 1: that there probably isn't an answer to that question because
Speaker 1: it's actually probably controlling the genes or the pleomorphic microzyma
Speaker 1: ah into which that would mean it's a whole system.
Speaker 1: It's a systemic whole in the entirety of the microzyma
Speaker 1: that are responsible for that. Not a single gene. The
Speaker 1: genes are just the switches right.
Speaker 10: Affects gene expression, the stress of life as it affects
Speaker 10: the bracket gene mutations. What made the mutat in the
Speaker 10: first place. That's the question that should be asked and answered,
Speaker 10: But it is neither asked nor answered in the twenty
Speaker 10: first century cancer treatment strategy academic circles. It's not even
Speaker 10: it's laughed at. Quite frankly, this is a problem. I've
Speaker 10: this is such an important topic, and I've put together
Speaker 10: a fifty minute I think webinar on epigenetics which walks
Speaker 10: you right through. It explains it walks you right through.
Speaker 10: And by the way, you've been tricked into thinking that
Speaker 10: genetics is a difficult concept to understand. I mean, let's
Speaker 10: be honest, when someone mentions the word genetics, you automatically
Speaker 10: flash back to that high school biology test and you
Speaker 10: start to have a mild panic attack, and then you
Speaker 10: intellectually genuflect in a deference to the educated person who
Speaker 10: had the intellectual capacity to utter.
Speaker 3: The word genetics.
Speaker 10: Right, It's really not that difficult a concept to understand,
Speaker 10: and this is my strength helping people understand what seemed
Speaker 10: to be complicated medical subjects in in easy, breezy, lemon
Speaker 10: squeeze terms. This is important stuff and you need to
Speaker 10: know it. We need to teach this to everybody in
Speaker 10: high school, starting in high school. But that's not how
Speaker 10: the culture is right now, and that's why this information
Speaker 10: is necessary. So go to my website gluten dot Healthcare
Speaker 10: and pick up a copy of my video on demand
Speaker 10: epi Genetics. It's going to bring you right up to
Speaker 10: speed with this very important to understand subject. Let's move
Speaker 10: on cholesterol mythbusting. One more reason to hire doctor Glidden
Speaker 10: now and to lean on his information, because quite frankly,
Speaker 10: science doesn't care whether you believe it or not. And
Speaker 10: in order to get an objective scientific understanding of any
Speaker 10: medical concept, you need to come to me, because conventional
Speaker 10: medical doctors are anything but objective for goodness, and you know,
Speaker 10: bless their hearts, they're exactly the right dog for the
Speaker 10: hunt for surgery when it's necessary. A handful of infectious
Speaker 10: diseases and traumacare. That's their wheelhouse. But for everything else,
Speaker 10: forget about it for goodness sakes. And this overarching myth
Speaker 10: that cholesterol is related to heart disease is a big
Speaker 10: bad voodoo daddy, and it is predominant in the medical
Speaker 10: academic circles even though it is not backed up by
Speaker 10: research a little bit. But you know, there's a ton
Speaker 10: of research that points in contrary directions, but nobody pays
Speaker 10: attention to it. Some fun facts to know and tell
Speaker 10: about cholesterol itself. It's referred to as a fact, but
Speaker 10: the more correct term for it is it's an alcohol.
Speaker 3: Did you know that?
Speaker 10: But it really doesn't behave like an alcohol because it
Speaker 10: doesn't dissolve in water. Matter of fact, all of the
Speaker 10: cells in your body, every single cell in your body billions,
Speaker 10: by the way, skin cell, liver cell, brain cell, heart cell,
Speaker 10: kidney cell, doesn't matter what kind of cell it is,
Speaker 10: it has a cell wall. Guess what the walls made
Speaker 10: from Wait for it, yeah, cholesterol. Not only that, but
Speaker 10: over seventy five percent of your central nervous system.
Speaker 3: And nearly so.
Speaker 1: Cellular breakdown weakening what they call cytosis, will occur more
Speaker 1: easily in a cholesterol reduced environment. Gee, it's almost as
Speaker 1: if there is a whole entire system out there designed
Speaker 1: to make you ill and weak. But they wanted to
Speaker 1: make their efforts more effective by convincing you to do
Speaker 1: unhealthy things in the name of health, so that when
Speaker 1: they did introduce the stresses to you, they would more
Speaker 1: easily overcome you and make you very ill, and you
Speaker 1: wouldn't be able to resist them. So they say, reduce
Speaker 1: the salt, get on Statin's new more cholesterol. Your body
Speaker 1: is barely holding itself together duct tape and freaking spit,
Speaker 1: and then they come along and it doesn't take a
Speaker 1: whole lot at all to get you off balance. And
Speaker 1: then the real poison comes when they say, here's the
Speaker 1: needle that's going to fix everything. Oh okay, yes, stab
Speaker 1: it directly into me that thing I was trying to avoid.
Speaker 1: I guess the best way to avoid something is to
Speaker 1: inject it directly into you.
Speaker 10: Excellent choice on nearly of the part of your brain
Speaker 10: affected by Alzheimer's disease. Guests, what made from wait for it,
Speaker 10: cholesterol For goodness sakes, Oh yeah, I almost forgot all
Speaker 10: your stress hormones and all your sex hormones made from
Speaker 10: wait for it, cholesterol. You gotta be kidding me. So
Speaker 10: why is cholesterol a big bad voodoo daddy? Why is
Speaker 10: cholesterol the Antichrist?
Speaker 3: It's not.
Speaker 10: For goodness sakes, the pharmaceutical industry would like you to
Speaker 10: think that it is, so you buy more stanton drugs
Speaker 10: to the tune of fifty billion dollars a year, so.
Speaker 1: That they collectively train us into unhealthy habits so that
Speaker 1: they can always have the upper hand. I know exactly
Speaker 1: what our weaknesses are because they created those weaknesses within us,
Speaker 1: so they know how to tip over the junga table
Speaker 1: of the jungle wall tower with whatever chemical, environmental, stress, bacterial,
Speaker 1: what the hell they're putting in the air to do
Speaker 1: that thing, which will guess what, everybody, everything that's an
Speaker 1: illness is gonna have flu like symptoms, because that's like
Speaker 1: saying all the symptoms that people can have besides growing
Speaker 1: an extra foot out of their forehead, it's flu like symptoms.
Speaker 1: So when you have radiation sickness, it's flu like symptoms.
Speaker 1: When you have I don't know, whatever the hell they
Speaker 1: call a flu, which isn't even an influenzo. It's not
Speaker 1: a it's not a whatever they call. It's not very viral.
Speaker 1: But when your body is under stress, there's only a
Speaker 1: certain number of ways that it expresses that stress. So
Speaker 1: rather than grow a third eye out of your forehead,
Speaker 1: you might develop a cough and a sore throat. Oh,
Speaker 1: those are flu like symptoms. That's a pretty big umbrella there.
Speaker 1: Fuck ass right.
Speaker 10: There's a lot more to this subject that you need
Speaker 10: to understand, and you needed to understand it thirty years ago.
Speaker 8: Now.
Speaker 10: Cholesterol is so important that the human body makes it.
Speaker 10: Your liver makes it. Right, Remember, there are ninety essential
Speaker 10: nutrients that the human body needs. I talk about that
Speaker 10: all the time. Sixty minerals, sixteen vitamins, twelve amino acids,
Speaker 10: two essential fatty acids. Well, an essential nutrient is something
Speaker 10: that the body needs but can not make. Cholesterol is
Speaker 10: not an essential nutrient, extremely important, But.
Speaker 1: The doctor Glennam was just laughing at me from twenty nineteen.
Speaker 12: Do you hear.
Speaker 10: That the body can make it. That's how important cholesterol is.
Speaker 10: The body actually manufactures it and in order to get
Speaker 10: to where it's needed in the body, from the liver
Speaker 10: where it's manufactured and needs to be transported through the blood.
Speaker 10: Lipoproteins transport cholesterol through the blood. LDL and HDL. Think
Speaker 10: of LDL and HDL like a submarine that's transporting the
Speaker 10: cholesterol passengers through the blood.
Speaker 1: Kilos of cocaine. But they're just fishing, that's all that.
Speaker 10: HDL and LDR are transport mechanisms to move cholesterol around
Speaker 10: the body. Now, LDL, the bad cholesterol quote unquote, carries
Speaker 10: it from the liver to wherever it's needed. So why
Speaker 10: is that bad? Can somebody please tell me why that's bad?
Speaker 10: Why would it be bad to transport cholesterol from where
Speaker 10: it's manufactured to where it's needed, to where the wisdom
Speaker 10: of the body wants it to go. Why is that
Speaker 10: a bad thing? Well, because thirty years ago two medical
Speaker 10: doctors got together decided it was a bad thing, and
Speaker 10: then all of their colleagues agreed, and then it became
Speaker 10: reality by consensus. LDL, by the way, is sixty to
Speaker 10: eighty percent of your lipoproteins.
Speaker 1: And then guess what, HD somebody wrote a bullshit paper
Speaker 1: and then some other Jews came around and said, well,
Speaker 1: we can use this to not only harm the goy
Speaker 1: but make shit tons of money off there ignorance because
Speaker 1: they trust our science, our cabalistic, bullshit free Masonic science.
Speaker 10: Hooray y'all does carries it back to the liver. It's
Speaker 10: not needed. Let's bring it back to the liver. Let's
Speaker 10: store it so we can use it at a future date.
Speaker 10: Why is that good? Why is it good to move
Speaker 10: cholesterol out of the blood? Well, I would say that
Speaker 10: it's a good thing to do. But LDL is not
Speaker 10: a bad thing. HDL is not inherently good because LDL
Speaker 10: is bad. They're both equally perfect in.
Speaker 1: What both necessary. It's the it's the coming and the going.
Speaker 1: It's like saying, we want something to pump but from
Speaker 1: the heart this way, but we don't want anything to
Speaker 1: go circulate itself back to those You know, it's well,
Speaker 1: if it's a closed system in cyclical, why is the
Speaker 1: return somehow worse than and the output? Isn't it all
Speaker 1: the same system? Isn't it one fluid machine?
Speaker 10: They do because they're guided again by the wisdom of
Speaker 10: the body, of the lipper proteins in your body or HDL.
Speaker 10: And you know, this whole concept of good versus bad
Speaker 10: is a misnomer. Based on fuzzy science and reality by
Speaker 10: consensus that everybody agreed to and which the pharmaceutical industry smithers.
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Speaker 10: For goodness sakes, lots of science behind this, by the way,
Speaker 10: that you haven't been exposed to.
Speaker 3: G I wonder why.
Speaker 1: All hat not to be confused with ass hat.
Speaker 10: This study was completed in nineteen ninety four. The acronym
Speaker 10: was al hat. You know, medical doctors like to use
Speaker 10: acronyms to make themselves seem intellectually superior to you. Al
Speaker 10: hat what does that mean? Oh, my medical doctor must
Speaker 10: be really smart. Anti hypertensive in lipid lowering treatment study
Speaker 10: ostensibly designed to prevent heart attacks. While oops, ten thousand
Speaker 10: participants in this study had high HDL they were divided
Speaker 10: into two groups. One run group given a statin drug pravocol,
Speaker 10: the other group given diet. The statin drug, which lowered
Speaker 10: LDL levels, did nothing to reduce the rate of heart attacks. Ha, ha,
Speaker 10: nothing to reduce the rate of heart attacks. So why
Speaker 10: is LDL bad? It's not bad. It's a medical myth
Speaker 10: brought to you by big pharma. And by the way,
Speaker 10: it's not just doctor Glidden, the lone nature pathic doctor
Speaker 10: licensed and regulated. By the way, call me a quack,
Speaker 10: I dare you not just me? That's saying it. Conventional
Speaker 10: medical doctors, heart surgeons, cardiovascular surgeons getting on board with
Speaker 10: this notion that myself and my colleagues have been talking
Speaker 10: about for the past ten years. This is a really
Speaker 10: good book, The Great Cholesterol Myth by Stephen Sinatra Johnny Boden.
Speaker 10: My favorite, however, which trumps all others, is The Cholesterol
Speaker 10: Myths by doctor Ufi Ravinskov, MDPHD. This is a great
Speaker 10: book and if you pick this up, your head will explode.
Speaker 10: Your brain will explode from cognitive dissonance. On about every
Speaker 10: third page. Ravinscov dot nu is a good resource. Let's
Speaker 10: go there and look at some fun facts to know
Speaker 10: and tell. By the way, these findings are based on
Speaker 10: published research, and this is these are just little snippets.
Speaker 10: People with low cholesterol became just as atheroscleroodica as people
Speaker 10: whose cholesterol is high high cholesterol, low cholesterol. Your arteries
Speaker 10: clogged just as much. As a matter of fact, as
Speaker 10: I alluded to before, your body produces three to four
Speaker 10: times more cholesterol than you eat. Ah, if you don't
Speaker 10: eat enough, your body produces more. Why because it needs it.
Speaker 10: This explains why the prudent diet cannot lower cholesterol more
Speaker 10: than a few percentage points, because when you reduce cholesterol consumption,
Speaker 10: your body makes more cholesterol because it's hes a genetic abnormality. No,
Speaker 10: because that's what the body needs to do. The body
Speaker 10: has wisdom.
Speaker 1: And we need to stop trying to outsmart it outthink
Speaker 1: it because of retarded doctors and especially through the scope
Speaker 1: and mindset the filters of a cult, regardless of you
Speaker 1: recognize it as that or not. All the quote unquot
Speaker 1: whenever you hear the word modern in medicine or modern
Speaker 1: in science, those were all birded out of the free
Speaker 1: Masonic order. Those who became you know, renowned and catapulted
Speaker 1: and put on the shoulders of their colleagues and carried
Speaker 1: around and celebration and recognition. Were all in the same
Speaker 1: fraternal order because they were cabalists. They were the even
Speaker 1: the European variety working together with the Jewish mystic cabalists
Speaker 1: and the and the financers of the world. Long long
Speaker 1: time time have they been in a direct partnership or
Speaker 1: in bed for the same cause. Whether they learned this
Speaker 1: during their monarchy days, or if they learned it through
Speaker 1: just their desire to be above their fellow man and
Speaker 1: saw a way to do so. It's a very anti human,
Speaker 1: very eugenic, very negative pursue an agenda like you have
Speaker 1: to be completely callous and cut off and so many things.
Speaker 1: But again, and I would say that when he said
Speaker 1: people with low cholesterol become just as athoskerootic as people
Speaker 1: whose cholesterol as high, I think what happens here is
Speaker 1: the reason why these ethosclerosis even happens, the collogging. Although
Speaker 1: it is cholesterol that's doing it, it's not cholesterol's fault.
Speaker 1: What do I mean by that? Well, if you're constantly
Speaker 1: eating food that inflames your insides, where if you have
Speaker 1: this type of information. If not addressed by something inside
Speaker 1: your body, you would die if cholesterol is what they
Speaker 1: use like alo on a burn, and you consistently still
Speaker 1: eat fried food and all these other things that cause
Speaker 1: inflammation inside your body. Each and every time the alo
Speaker 1: needs to be applied to the burn. It's getting thicker
Speaker 1: and thicker and thicker each time, and it's requiring more
Speaker 1: and more cholesterol each time, and it requires it to
Speaker 1: be in a spot it doesn't belong, and it's pinching
Speaker 1: down that passageway just like squeezing a hose. It's gonna
Speaker 1: make the blood pressure higher, all bad things, and it
Speaker 1: all stems from the diet and not having the proper
Speaker 1: ninety esth central nutrients to clean up those areas and
Speaker 1: to prevent inflammation and get rid of free radicals and
Speaker 1: all this other stuff. All this is part of the
Speaker 1: whole system. You just got to understand. It's focusing on
Speaker 1: the cholesterol and then saying his cholesterol's fault. But akin
Speaker 1: to saying every time I see a fire, there's firement,
Speaker 1: there's firemen are the problem. Every Time I see bacteria,
Speaker 1: every time I see an injury or something an infection,
Speaker 1: there's bacteria. It's the bacteria's fault, or is it the
Speaker 1: bacteria that's eating the toxins, just like the forimen are
Speaker 1: putting out the fire. So just through the perception of whatever,
Speaker 1: they can steer stupid minds into believing even if they
Speaker 1: know it's the opposite. Well, then they can create all
Speaker 1: kinds of bullshit therapies and injections for you based on
Speaker 1: the wrong idea in the first place, inversion of reality. Remember,
Speaker 1: these people want to live in an artificial world, that
Speaker 1: is that does not recognize nature and reality. They want
Speaker 1: to make it up as their own. They want to
Speaker 1: enforce their will. Magic is the enforcement of the will
Speaker 1: upon others, right, So what does that mean. It means
Speaker 1: changing the nature of nature to suit their needs or
Speaker 1: the nature effects, because they'll just go in through their
Speaker 1: mystic You see Jewish people doing all this all the time.
Speaker 1: They'd always be like, you know, like the people who
Speaker 1: said no it did wasn't true, but in my mind
Speaker 1: it was true. Talking about the stupid story that that
Speaker 1: guy made up about the little girl giving him food
Speaker 1: when he was in the con tration, Gambler, that couldn't
Speaker 1: possibly happen. It's like, yes, I know it wasn't true,
Speaker 1: but in my mind it was true. Would you say
Speaker 1: it again? Yes, of course. It's like, what is wrong
Speaker 1: with you? How do people not think that that's wrong?
Speaker 1: Because they don't have a tether, they don't have a compass,
Speaker 1: they don't have true human emotions. They don't have a
Speaker 1: concept of nobility, right and wrong, wanting to do good,
Speaker 1: not wanting to make a father proud. Their parents taught
Speaker 1: them to be fucking scoundrels, to never be a feel
Speaker 1: straight shooter, to be never to be honest. Their God
Speaker 1: is a different god than us, so therefore their nature
Speaker 1: is a different nature than us. And that's who runs
Speaker 1: your medical Stay the hell away from them, become a
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Speaker 10: Industry does not. Low cholesterol, as a matter of fact,
Speaker 10: is bad for you. But don't believe me, believe the science.
Speaker 10: The Honolulu Heart Program in two thousand and one, that's
Speaker 10: seventeen years ago, looked at more than eight thousand individuals
Speaker 10: and made this statement. You ready, you're sitting down, strap
Speaker 10: a seatbelt on baby. Long term persistence of low cholesterol
Speaker 10: increases the risk of death. Increases the risk of death
Speaker 10: the earlier.
Speaker 1: Low cholesterol increases the risk of death. Not to mension, dementia,
Speaker 1: not to mention Alzheimer's, not to mention your arteries bursting.
Speaker 1: Because it doesn't matter.
Speaker 10: Patients start to have low cholesterol concentrations, the greater the
Speaker 10: risk of death. For goodness sakes, cholesterol is not the antichrist.
Speaker 10: But wait, there's more. The study done at the University
Speaker 10: Hospital in Toronto looked at one hundred and twenty men
Speaker 10: who obviously had a heart attack. The study concluded men
Speaker 10: with high cholesterol or low cholesterol were equally likely to
Speaker 10: have a second heart attack. Another Canadian study followed five
Speaker 10: thousand men for twelve years could not find a link
Speaker 10: between high cholesterol and heart attacks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and here we go. Oh, but the statins, But
Speaker 1: the statins, it's all based on science that they already
Speaker 1: know is not real science. So they're killing your family,
Speaker 1: and they're using an excuse that and banking on the
Speaker 1: fact that your family doesn't know that it has no correlation.
Speaker 1: They don't want you to have cholesterol because it's a
Speaker 1: fundamental substance of life that they're trying to deprive you
Speaker 1: of by demonizing it. This is invergent world. Everything that's
Speaker 1: good for you is going to be considered bad. It's
Speaker 1: like a Codex elementarius where they started labeling pessicides and
Speaker 1: chemicals as good for you, trade commission and vitamins and
Speaker 1: nutrients and things that the body needs as being poisons
Speaker 1: and not allowed in the food, so that they can
Speaker 1: cause a mass of billions upon billions of people dying
Speaker 1: off because we don't have the right nutrition. Gee, maybe
Speaker 1: now would be the time to understand what nutrition is
Speaker 1: so they can't pull that on you. And I'm thinking
Speaker 1: about this because my stepfather, I can already hear it
Speaker 1: and echoing my head. He had a heart attack and
Speaker 1: his cholesterol was low. That just goes to show how
Speaker 1: dangerous cholesterol is. Would be the stupid thing that my
Speaker 1: mother would say, because they still can't get themselves out
Speaker 1: of the cult, and I'm just their son and they've
Speaker 1: never once thought a fucking thing about what I've been
Speaker 1: able to. It's not hard. People can do this. But
Speaker 1: if I say it, I'm a retarded anti scientific, which
Speaker 1: basically means that I'm just an idiot because everything that
Speaker 1: I've said in the past, when I was right, they
Speaker 1: ignored me, told me I was wrong, or rolled their
Speaker 1: eyes at me. And over time I've been able to
Speaker 1: sit and watch them tell me that I was right
Speaker 1: ten fifteen years ago before they figured out stuff. One
Speaker 1: of them was about one of my friends. What was
Speaker 1: my friend's wife, and I was like, she's not This
Speaker 1: is gonna be a horrible, horrible thing for him. I
Speaker 1: was the asshole until she destroyed their family and abandoned
Speaker 1: their children and ran my friend through the dirt. But
Speaker 1: I saw it when I happened. When it was happening,
Speaker 1: I'm like, this is not a good thing. She's she's
Speaker 1: not good news. She's going to end up ruining his life.
Speaker 1: And I was right a lot. There's a lot of
Speaker 1: things that have happened similar to that, and yet it's
Speaker 1: still time I get fought because it's like they think
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Speaker 10: Because fat ain't the problem. But the pharmaceutical industry, which
Speaker 10: sells fifty billion dollars of cholesterol lowering stanton drugs a year,
Speaker 10: would like you to believe none of this is true.
Speaker 10: Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain, paying
Speaker 10: no attention to the published research.
Speaker 1: Remember it's like dollars or something like that. And that
Speaker 1: was seven eight years ago. When that other video that
Speaker 1: we saw, they were talking about the statins and how
Speaker 1: much they make just off the statins.
Speaker 10: You know, this is the tip of the iceberg concerning
Speaker 10: this subject, like the epigenetics subject, a lot to know,
Speaker 10: a lot to understand, fascinating, interesting, compelling, really kind of
Speaker 10: cool when somebody lines it up for you like me.
Speaker 10: So I've put together a webinar. We talk about more research.
Speaker 10: Can you believe it? Yeah, there's more research, a lot
Speaker 10: more research which explains that statins are not the solution.
Speaker 10: I talk about biased medical research. We follow the money.
Speaker 10: I show you a plausible link between Alzheimer's disease and
Speaker 10: statin drugs. What's that you say, doctor Glidden? That's right?
Speaker 10: Is there a relationship between Alzheimer's and statins? Inquiring minds
Speaker 10: want to know more importantly, what to do about cholesterol
Speaker 10: in your body? What should you do? What numbers should
Speaker 10: you try to hit?
Speaker 1: Leave it alone. Those people don't know what the hell
Speaker 1: they'm talking about it, So I wouldn't even focus on
Speaker 1: something that they've been using your ignorance to scare you
Speaker 1: into thinking it means something in the first place, I
Speaker 1: wouldn't even worry about it.
Speaker 10: That's a good notion to know. Presumptive causes of clogged arteries.
Speaker 10: It's not cholesterol, for goodness.
Speaker 1: Sakes, you know we need it's inflammation.
Speaker 10: Come together here, because I mean, I mean, look, conventional
Speaker 10: medical doctors are great for surgery when it's necessary, a
Speaker 10: handful of infectious diseases and traumacare. They're really really good
Speaker 10: at that. But for things like heart disease, they're horrible.
Speaker 10: High blood pressure, cancer, forget about it. While, as a
Speaker 10: matter of fact, while do you have been under the
Speaker 10: tutelage and the care of your conventionally trained medical doctor,
Speaker 10: while you've been paying handily for medical insurance premiums your
Speaker 10: whole life, you got sick, your arteries got clogged while
Speaker 10: you were under their care. And so rather than criticize
Speaker 10: the care, which you know politely, you go back to
Speaker 10: them for more. And the only reason that this happens
Speaker 10: is because we haven't had a free medical market in
Speaker 10: the United States since nineteen twelve. That's one hundred and
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Speaker 1: going to all the places they need to go to
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Speaker 1: to HAF body system like this book right here, and
Speaker 1: they teach you how to do the pressure points, you're
Speaker 1: basically like taking one end of a wire and another
Speaker 1: end of wire when you're jumping the gap. So let's
Speaker 1: say there's a blockage here, or they let's say there's
Speaker 1: a severed connection here where you're taking one end of
Speaker 1: a conductor and another end and you're allowing the energy
Speaker 1: to flow again. But it's flowing through you, through your hands,
Speaker 1: through that person's body or your own, and it's jumping
Speaker 1: the obstruction to a point where it gets strong enough
Speaker 1: to where it stabilizes, and after five minutes or so,
Speaker 1: it's able to reconnect in the pathway it was intended
Speaker 1: to connect, and then you can let go, so this
Speaker 1: information continue to flow through your body. So if there's
Speaker 1: any of these lines of energy that are being obstructed
Speaker 1: in your pathways, doctor Manso has your entire body mapped
Speaker 1: out to show you how to bridge those obstructions. So
Speaker 1: that way, when you do have the energetic principles of
Speaker 1: a mineral ion, trace mineral ion that needs to go
Speaker 1: certain places in order to vibrate into the body in
Speaker 1: the way it's supposed to do in order to get
Speaker 1: the effect that it needs for those minerals, because it's
Speaker 1: not really about the substance, it's about what the substance
Speaker 1: gives off that makest Besides calorie intake and food, the
Speaker 1: rest is all energetic. So when it gets everywhere needs
Speaker 1: to go, but then other things are going to work
Speaker 1: better too. And they've always said this a cleaner body
Speaker 1: that's flowing properly. Any other therapeutic, whether it's hands on touch, healing,
Speaker 1: some sort of wrap, some sort of thing that needs
Speaker 1: to be absorbed through the skin, anything that needs you
Speaker 1: to react with it, it's gonna be more effective when
Speaker 1: your system is properly operating. You know, like you can
Speaker 1: put high octane in a car that doesn't have a transmission.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna whoo thanks. You know, if everything's working properly,
Speaker 1: then there's other things that you add to it, the
Speaker 1: octane booster, and it's going to make a difference.
Speaker 10: Then here's what I want you to do. I want
Speaker 10: you to go to the grocery store and get a
Speaker 10: cabbage and get a rolling pin. I don't care if
Speaker 10: it's organic, I don't care what it is. Get a cabbage,
Speaker 10: get a rolling pin. Wash the cabbage, don't even have
Speaker 10: to wash it, for goodness sakes. Peel a leaf off
Speaker 10: of the cabbage, put it on the countertop or a
Speaker 10: butcher block or you know, a cutting board, and bruise
Speaker 10: it with the rolling pin.
Speaker 1: And then does anybody have wooden like a nice My
Speaker 1: grandparents used to have this. He had big, thick, huge,
Speaker 1: almost table size cutting boards. They were I don't know
Speaker 1: if they were actually intended to be cutting boards or
Speaker 1: if they were fashioned into them like the edges just
Speaker 1: rounded off by my grandpop father or whatever. I don't
Speaker 1: know what it was. Yeah, some of them were used
Speaker 1: for making a wands like these cookies, these Italian cookies
Speaker 1: for they'll call it the Italian winning cookies. It was
Speaker 1: a huge, huge piece of wood. And then there's you know,
Speaker 1: the bigger, thicker, smaller cutting boards and things like that.
Speaker 1: We've always had cutting boards that I use, the plastic
Speaker 1: ones that have for the for the hot sauce, but
Speaker 1: I should get a really nice some people haven't all
Speaker 1: stained and they're super expensive if you go to a
Speaker 1: like actual farmers markets where they're handcrafted. Even though I
Speaker 1: agree craftsmanship is worth more in California, people think it's
Speaker 1: worth more than it is all the time and always
Speaker 1: have been. It's like an arrogant sort obnoxious like superiority thing.
Speaker 1: It's like I can understand paying fifty bucks or something,
Speaker 1: but I'm not gonna pay one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 1: for it, you know what I mean. It's it's still
Speaker 1: it's not that it's not that unique of a snowflake.
Speaker 1: They look really cool, though. I'd like to get a
Speaker 1: nice like a show piece type of cutting board, and
Speaker 1: maybe just a nice brown one like the signs color
Speaker 1: is as a rolling pin, but just a nice thick
Speaker 1: one like my grandmother used to have, which was you
Speaker 1: didn't want to piss her off, got that next to her,
Speaker 1: Take your goddamn that off.
Speaker 10: Apply the bruised cabbage topically over the arthritic knee, you know,
Speaker 10: get some ace bandages and wrap it around to keep
Speaker 10: it secured to the knee. Leave it on for about
Speaker 10: half an.
Speaker 1: Hour kinetic tapium and probably good if you wrapped it right.
Speaker 10: And then you tell me what happens to your knee pain,
Speaker 10: and then you can repeat this as much as is
Speaker 10: necessary throughout the day. It is a really great, inexpensive,
Speaker 10: old fashioned nature apathic effective treatment for the management of
Speaker 10: knee pain. Now, this is should not be considered curative,
Speaker 10: and we're of the opinion that you know, with arthritis,
Speaker 10: the operative driving cause is your joints have run out
Speaker 10: of the raw materials.
Speaker 1: Calcium, magnesium and phosphorus, so.
Speaker 10: They need to maintain their structural integrity. So our whole
Speaker 10: thing is neutrify the body, give the body joint nutrients,
Speaker 10: and stop eating food that's hurting the joints. So that's
Speaker 10: the main therapeutic intervention. And while you're waiting for that
Speaker 10: to kick in, which could take three, four or five
Speaker 10: six months, you use the cabbage leaf and it's if
Speaker 10: it's effective for you.
Speaker 1: Did you hear what you just said. Even if you
Speaker 1: are getting your ninety central nutrients, you can't expect it
Speaker 1: to be an overnight success because you've been depleted for
Speaker 1: so long. Your body needs to recover. And like any
Speaker 1: like when you fill your ink on my printer, on
Speaker 1: my printer, you got to open it up and you
Speaker 1: got to pour it in. It's not immediate, it's instantaneous.
Speaker 1: You gotta fill it. It takes time to fill up
Speaker 1: the reservoir and then it'll have what it needs. And
Speaker 1: then after that you'll be putting in. I don't always
Speaker 1: say more than you need because you just use it
Speaker 1: all the time, but at least it'll be your systems
Speaker 1: will be functioning the way they're supposed to, and then
Speaker 1: things can be rebuilt. Like bones. Don't expect bones to
Speaker 1: rebuild themselves overnight either. And I just noticed that, yep,
Speaker 1: we need about ten, maybe twelve more people before the
Speaker 1: end of the show to sign it become a member
Speaker 1: at Doctor Goodin's. But that's pretty cool. You bruise it,
Speaker 1: you wrap it it, you tie us on around your
Speaker 1: knee and see what happens.
Speaker 7: I like it.
Speaker 10: Holy smokes a lot better than vicodin. And I don't
Speaker 10: ever want to hear anybody even utter the word oxy conton.
Speaker 10: For goodness sakes, we all need to hang together, or
Speaker 10: most assuredly, we will hang individually. This is a rather
Speaker 10: hostile political climate stacked against alternative medicine. I hate that term.
Speaker 10: By the way, Calling what myself and my colleagues do
Speaker 10: alternative is like saying the only real dog is a
Speaker 10: German shepherd and every other dog is an alternative dog.
Speaker 10: It's nonsense, right, but it does underline a very important
Speaker 10: point that the predominant medicine which owns the monopoly four
Speaker 10: one hundred and six years of the medical marketplace is
Speaker 10: allopathic medicine, and it is such an overarching monopoly that
Speaker 10: every other system of medicine is alternative to it, not
Speaker 10: because they're inferior, to it, but because they start through
Speaker 10: the MD's own the show. So educate yourself. Let's all
Speaker 10: hang in there together. If you've liked what I have
Speaker 10: to say, then spread this video far and wide. A
Speaker 10: rising tide lifts all boats, God willing, and the creek
Speaker 10: don't rise. I will see you next time. Remember who right?
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Speaker 1: you scroll down and you're like, I want my ninety
Speaker 1: essential nutrients and uh, you can hit this sure and
Speaker 1: just to run through it quickly. Alaskan cole liver oil,
Speaker 1: keep it, keep a count like I will hold my
Speaker 1: fingers up, my crooked finger that doesn't turn straight because
Speaker 1: of a stupid accent. Uh. Alaskan cow liver oil. Whole
Speaker 1: Food multi vitam in which you saw right there. It's
Speaker 1: a super charged one with all kinds of different blends
Speaker 1: in it. The full of Acumbic blend, which is at
Speaker 1: the very least a ninety day supply could last you
Speaker 1: four to six months. There's a whole food sea complex.
Speaker 1: There is a little bit of copper in this, I
Speaker 1: think so in the absence of the core copper. And
Speaker 1: maybe that's a good idea. I don't know, but I
Speaker 1: would say maybe the beef flavor as well. Not to
Speaker 1: get too confusing, the beef flavor is also here, but
Speaker 1: let's keep going. We got three, we're looking for the fourth.
Speaker 1: The fourth is the IP six premium, which is get
Speaker 1: out of my way. There is IP six supreme, bam,
Speaker 1: and this will be your calcium, magneseum and phosphorus, and
Speaker 1: here in elsatol. But no, no, no, no no no
Speaker 1: no no no no no no no no no, So
Speaker 1: this would also be kind of like the the osteofs
Speaker 1: I prefer to have both. But you know, if you
Speaker 1: have a child who's been fed a whole bunch of
Speaker 1: freaking cereal because the other person who is co parenting
Speaker 1: with you is a fucking idiot and gives your child
Speaker 1: a pound of sugar and reduced iron every fucking morning,
Speaker 1: and you just realize this, uh yeah, well that means
Speaker 1: red surn doesn't have anything to do with it being
Speaker 1: less iron in it. It's the molecule itself is reduced
Speaker 1: to make it harder for it to even get dislodged
Speaker 1: from everybody is a metallic iron that has been purified
Speaker 1: from its oxidized form, such as iron ore. This is
Speaker 1: achieved through a chemical process called reduction. Get it reduced iron,
Speaker 1: it's not because there's less iron in it. Where oxygen
Speaker 1: is removed from iron oxide. Is using a reducing agent
Speaker 1: like hydrogen or carbon monoxide. Oh good, Yeah, that's a
Speaker 1: good thing. Carbon monoxide. In the context that food fortification
Speaker 1: reduce iron is a finely ground powder that is added
Speaker 1: to products like cereals and flowers to improve their iron content.
Speaker 1: It's not necessary. You don't need to add iron to things.
Speaker 1: We get too much of it already, as metallic iron
Speaker 1: can be oxidized and absorbed by the body right causing
Speaker 1: oxidat of stress and pain and joints and all kinds
Speaker 1: of other bullshit that you don't need. Reduced iron is
Speaker 1: made by removing oxygen from the iron oxide and a
Speaker 1: high temperature process, So they're changing the molecular structure, making
Speaker 1: it a non natural a substance. They're changing the way
Speaker 1: it's found in nature. Just like hydrogenated oils are adding
Speaker 1: a hydrogen bond, this one's removing an oxygen bond, making
Speaker 1: them not normal for your body to handle. When listed
Speaker 1: as an ingredient. Reduced iron is a type of metallic
Speaker 1: iron powder, not an iron salt. It is added to many,
Speaker 1: so it's an actual metal. It's not even the salt
Speaker 1: version of it. It's not the mineral form of it.
Speaker 1: It's absolute fucking poison. It is added to many fortified
Speaker 1: foods like cereals, flour, bread to increase their No, it's not.
Speaker 1: In whose fucking world does that make that of higher
Speaker 1: nutritional value? In an upside down world that wants to
Speaker 1: fucking kill you, that's who. The iron from these foods
Speaker 1: is absorbed by the body and used to produce hemoglobin.
Speaker 1: No normal iron is this ship contaminates that process. And
Speaker 1: when you have too much of this iron, your copper
Speaker 1: is gonna be all screwed up, and then your ATP
Speaker 1: energy is gonna be fucked. You're gonna have chronic fatigue, syndrome,
Speaker 1: sore joints, tissue full of iron, and somebody, some retards
Speaker 1: gonna be like, well, you're your Your serum says that
Speaker 1: you're uh, your your iron deficient, you're an emic, and
Speaker 1: they give you more more iron. No retards, It's just
Speaker 1: that it's all in the wrong spots. It's so funny, like, oh,
Speaker 1: we can we identify what's in you by what's in
Speaker 1: transport port? Right? What was the analogy? It's like saying,
Speaker 1: you know how much is in somebody's warehouse based on
Speaker 1: how much they've shipped out. Well, no, you can get
Speaker 1: one order and have a full warehouse. Yes, listen, so yeah,
Speaker 1: you know what to get, the IP six Supreme, the
Speaker 1: full vacumic acid, the whole food multi vitamin like the
Speaker 1: Scarry here and the Alaskan cod live royal, and if
Speaker 1: you want to throw in the whole food, see have
Speaker 1: had it. What it is is just beeped at me.
Speaker 1: All right, what are we doing now? Guys?
Speaker 7: Thanks that guy?
Speaker 1: All right, let's do I don't care about that here
Speaker 1: about that right now.
Speaker 16: You know, it's rather disturbing that one of the largest
Speaker 16: child rescue operations of its kind ever took place successfully
Speaker 16: down in Florida, and yet the national media didn't think
Speaker 16: this incredible success merited even a thirty second news clip.
Speaker 16: You know, all it took was for a number of
Speaker 16: federal and state agencies to come together, pool their resources
Speaker 16: and yeah, you guessed it. Start poking around online and
Speaker 16: within ten days, one hundred and twenty two children were rescued.
Speaker 16: This youngster was found in a trailer park, living inside
Speaker 16: of a home that was full of meth, heroin, fence,
Speaker 16: and al He hadn't seen his family in nearly a year.
Speaker 16: This is a twelve year old boy. This picture right
Speaker 16: here brings a whole new meaning to Operation Home for
Speaker 16: the Holidays.
Speaker 17: It is the largest and most successful child recovery operation
Speaker 17: in state history.
Speaker 18: That is according to the state's top law enforcement officials.
Speaker 19: Law enforcement is calling this operation Home for the Holidays.
Speaker 19: All one hundred and twenty two missing and exploited children
Speaker 19: now have been found thanks to hundreds of investigators, agencies,
Speaker 19: and advocates all working together. State officials say this was
Speaker 19: an unprecedented collaboration of more than two hundred groups at
Speaker 19: the nonprofit, local, state and federal groups focusing on rescuing
Speaker 19: children from two to seventeen.
Speaker 20: Years old who have gone through the unimaginable.
Speaker 16: We want to highlight a very brief statement that she
Speaker 16: made right there. This operation is the result of different
Speaker 16: agencies coming together and looking for these kids.
Speaker 8: Continue to remind.
Speaker 1: Erari Loop, I probably did sorry, how to go fucking
Speaker 1: occupied by the bathroom ry next to me. Sot to
Speaker 1: go all the way across the house. My apologies, this
Speaker 1: is kind of funny.
Speaker 3: Where we got there.
Speaker 21: Is that a mask you want to try on? No,
Speaker 21: be nice?
Speaker 3: Let me.
Speaker 21: Hey, that's not nice that mask.
Speaker 20: Oh, I don't know.
Speaker 22: If you guys remember David Copperfield and having him make
Speaker 22: the Statue of Liberty disappear in the eighties, it was
Speaker 22: in incredible, spectacular live showing of something that was there
Speaker 22: and then disappeared.
Speaker 23: Kind of made me think of these flowers. This is
Speaker 23: Megan Kelly interviewing Erica and her last night of the
Speaker 23: live tour. This is live in front of a studio audience,
Speaker 23: promoting the book Stopping the Name of God, which Charlie
Speaker 23: I guess wrote from the grape cringe. I know, but
Speaker 23: let's keep focusing on something that's there in front of
Speaker 23: our eyes, the live performance. Those beautiful flowers. If I
Speaker 23: was there, I'd be like, oh my god, those flowers.
Speaker 23: They're so beautiful, almost as beautiful as Erica. And now
Speaker 23: they're gone.
Speaker 7: She's a giant same stage.
Speaker 23: Now I'm pausing it a little bit so you can
Speaker 23: look that there's no flowers.
Speaker 21: Anywhere to be seen, and no flowers.
Speaker 23: That was a big bouget of flowers, but big bouquet
Speaker 23: of flowers since her talking again about.
Speaker 24: The book that Charlie wrote after he died.
Speaker 13: But they're there, there, they.
Speaker 23: Are, that beautiful, beautiful bouquet of flowers. So interesting how
Speaker 23: something could be there for one second and then not
Speaker 23: be there.
Speaker 25: It's like he's I mean he's still, he's present with
Speaker 25: the Lord, but it feels.
Speaker 26: Like he's still.
Speaker 1: And by Lord they mean Lord Net and Yahoo, who's
Speaker 1: now using him like a bearskin rug in his man cave.
Speaker 1: He's got his heads up, he's got his feet up
Speaker 1: on Charlie Kirk's severed skull. That's you know how they
Speaker 1: do the bear rugs right now.
Speaker 23: Fully here, like those flowers were a second ago behind you.
Speaker 23: And maybe he is silly still fully here. I don't
Speaker 23: fucking know.
Speaker 1: Megan Kelly's a fucking demon. I'm just gonna say it.
Speaker 13: What's going on. I just know there's a lot of illusions.
Speaker 1: I'm kind of what I want to know is if
Speaker 1: they weren't presented to you to be people with a
Speaker 1: there's nothing likable about these people. They just we people
Speaker 1: just accept them as being spokesman like I don't know
Speaker 1: if she counts some Fox or whatever the hell she's
Speaker 1: actually from originally, but they feed you people and nobody
Speaker 1: stops to say, I know, I don't accept this, I
Speaker 1: reject this. I don't think that this person is sincere
Speaker 1: at all. I don't agree with half the things that
Speaker 1: she's trying to tell me that a you know, a
Speaker 1: conservative or a quote unquote Republican stands for. I don't
Speaker 1: agree with any of this. I don't agree with this
Speaker 1: particular aspect. I don't really like her. Nobody ever does that.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh, face, that means this. It's fucking retarded.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 1: Clayton liked this one. You never, Clayton, you do.
Speaker 14: Get in second bet.
Speaker 23: This isn't a David Copperfield show. Okay, Megan, Megan, you're
Speaker 23: sus you're sus Meghan, I don't I'm done.
Speaker 1: How about Kirk Erica, She's not sous Franz of V.
Speaker 1: It's like Favra Brett Favre like friends of all Right,
Speaker 1: you guys ready for something serious, and now you're ready to
Speaker 1: get serious. Then we're playing games.
Speaker 27: Right in the middle. It's tougher, but stay calm. Breathe
Speaker 27: when you're ready straight throughs. Whoa right in the middle.
Speaker 1: Make sure in case you missed the first time.
Speaker 27: Breathe when you're ready straight throughs.
Speaker 24: Whoah, yeah, hey, you give me your clothes.
Speaker 13: What'd you say to me? Boy?
Speaker 21: I said to give me your fucking clothes.
Speaker 13: The frog is sent from the future.
Speaker 1: Hei ho, come many frog year?
Speaker 3: Are you Sarah Connor?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 13: Okay, well to destroy Sarah Connor. The Cerminator is out there.
Speaker 28: It can't be bargained with, it can't be reason with,
Speaker 28: and it won't stop until you're dead.
Speaker 13: Hey, who wants to see the alphabet? And only one
Speaker 13: man can stop it?
Speaker 21: Rock a rocker, motherfucker.
Speaker 13: Mm hmm yep, I'm dead. The carbonator.
Speaker 1: Hey mm hmmm. Oh yeah it does that jump ship.
Speaker 1: Look at how any jumps? What the fuck?
Speaker 29: All right?
Speaker 1: Couple more, couple more fun ones.
Speaker 29: All right, This is a wild all right.
Speaker 30: This is a wild high rax that lives on top
Speaker 30: of my roof and it's gotten a little comfortable with
Speaker 30: being around me. And a high raxe is actually the
Speaker 30: closest relative to the elephant and the seaman tea, so
Speaker 30: that makes it sort of a special that creature, for sure.
Speaker 30: They have little tusks and sit down here and you
Speaker 30: see little tusks. She's pretty young, so you don't see
Speaker 30: her as very well. There you go, those two little ones.
Speaker 13: And they also have a dorsal gland.
Speaker 29: There's a hole in the.
Speaker 30: Center of the back that a little stripe there that
Speaker 30: actually opens right up and exposes a hole that has
Speaker 30: oil that releases She cut their little hands. They don't
Speaker 30: have claws. They've got one toenail on the back of
Speaker 30: each foot, but otherwise they don't have any any scratchy
Speaker 30: things like rodents do. They're not rodents at all. Now
Speaker 30: I'm in Kenya on the edge of the Naerobi National Park.
Speaker 30: You can hear a plane just about ready to come
Speaker 30: over because we're next to Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
Speaker 1: It kind of reminds me of by Dog Roco. There's
Speaker 1: a lot the kinds of shit.
Speaker 30: But yeah, these are the high Raxes. I got lots
Speaker 30: of videos about them here at the High Rax Hut.
Speaker 30: They were here when I moved in. It's been a
Speaker 30: pleasure to be with them ever since.
Speaker 13: So keep watching.
Speaker 30: I'll show you some cool stuff.
Speaker 1: The fuckers every time I click the button, it doesn't
Speaker 1: do something. I belieme. I blieme like herself, upbreeding system
Speaker 1: and Google.
Speaker 3: I know.
Speaker 31: The biggest block of people that don't pay taxes and
Speaker 31: receive taxes Black women.
Speaker 3: Do you know what black women vote?
Speaker 31: Ninety five percent Democrat ninety five Candice Owens can run
Speaker 31: around with Kanye West until she's purple in the face?
Speaker 31: Is that the equivalent of blue in the face for
Speaker 31: the Blacks? And she will not change how black women vote?
Speaker 31: Ninety five percent of Black women vote for more welfare,
Speaker 31: more abortion, open borders, more socialism every single time. Why
Speaker 31: Because they're the biggest group of people that receives money
Speaker 31: from the government and doesn't pay money.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is not and.
Speaker 1: They bitch and act incited because of it. This is
Speaker 1: the system that creates people to behave exactly like the
Speaker 1: Jews think of themselves as like the way they behave
Speaker 1: to all of the rest of mankind. They feel entitled,
Speaker 1: They feel like somebody should be giving them everything. They
Speaker 1: don't want to work for shit. These are the common
Speaker 1: everyday one that doesn't want to till land or exert
Speaker 1: physical labor on anything. They've given other minorities their mentality
Speaker 1: through incentivization, so that if once you're given something, you
Speaker 1: don't work forever again because it was given to you
Speaker 1: has no value. Now it's what you're entitled, is what
Speaker 1: you should have. It shouldn't be. You don't understand what
Speaker 1: I mean. It's a spoiled brat, bullshit mentality that's turned
Speaker 1: really soft headed low IQ people into dangerous criminals. Fuck
Speaker 1: them all.
Speaker 3: A mysterious word called racism, It's called economics. Economics isn't racist.
Speaker 3: Economics isn't sexist? Ninety five? Why not? The second the
Speaker 3: biggest voting block for Democrats. I'll give you a hint.
Speaker 31: Their hats are really small because they receive all the
Speaker 31: money from the taxes. Over seventy percent of Jews in
Speaker 31: America vote Democrat over seventy percent. But it's not because
Speaker 31: they're receiving the tax money like the black women.
Speaker 1: So if we got rid of all the blacks and
Speaker 1: the Jews, there'd be now more Democrats. Okay, let's see
Speaker 1: if that works out. I'm willing to give it a try.
Speaker 1: Anybody else. We're going to put it to the test.
Speaker 31: They get the billions of it, they get the contracts.
Speaker 31: They get the war contracts, they get the hormone contracts,
Speaker 31: the media contracts. It's disgusting and I'll never be shamed
Speaker 31: into not saying what's obviously true. I just had to
Speaker 31: pay one hundred and thirty thousand dollars in taxes in
Speaker 31: the last.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this is where he closed it up about
Speaker 1: having a condo that was worth eleven million dollars.
Speaker 3: A month because of a sale of my just to just.
Speaker 1: Do what I do. He used to shame people, you know,
Speaker 1: would just be h. Just do what I do. Have
Speaker 1: a property in Los Angeles that you know, when you
Speaker 1: purchased it was like four hundred thousand dollars and now
Speaker 1: it's worth eleven million, Bunny, why can't you just be
Speaker 1: an normal person like me and just sell that and
Speaker 1: then we can go build a fucking farm and then
Speaker 1: beg for money from people who think that you're somehow
Speaker 1: a good guy.
Speaker 31: Kanda, do I get more votes than the black woman
Speaker 31: on welfare for the last twenty years with nine kids
Speaker 31: in jail? No, I pay for her whole life. But
Speaker 31: yet my say is not only.
Speaker 1: We'll see this is twenty nineteen, back when people were
Speaker 1: still left in jail rather than put back out on
Speaker 1: the streets to rip and murder blonde women.
Speaker 31: Is it not even equal, it's less than hers because
Speaker 31: somehow she's become a protected class that she has nine
Speaker 31: kids in prison, nine and we have to pay for
Speaker 31: all nine kids in prison and her eating addiction. And
Speaker 31: I personally, it's like one of those Sarah McLachlin commercials.
Speaker 1: Well, this only happens if your world is as Davis
Speaker 1: puts it, this is your world down, Jews. So what's
Speaker 1: the real problem here is that the black people? How'd
Speaker 1: they get here? Who brought them here? Maybe we should
Speaker 1: expel both of them.
Speaker 3: Because it's like, will you be an eight?
Speaker 1: Besides, the Jews are going to need somebody to row
Speaker 1: the fucking boat, right, because they're not going to do it.
Speaker 31: Angel to one of these helpless women. No, I don't
Speaker 31: want to support that fucking lifestyle. It's disgusting. Black women
Speaker 31: birth and race fifty of the murderers, and black women
Speaker 31: are only six percent of the population, right, and we
Speaker 31: have to pay for it.
Speaker 1: Any comments on that, Hey, boobs.
Speaker 32: What is the most attractive race?
Speaker 21: Why?
Speaker 32: Why?
Speaker 21: Because it's right.
Speaker 1: I'm just she's absolutely retarded. Obviously, because because things rolling. Man,
Speaker 1: I have no waist, I just have tits. And then
Speaker 1: but whatever, most of something you said? Just what is
Speaker 1: the most look, there's like, no, what was that? Two arabs?
Speaker 1: Like or her parents just pulled up that high. I
Speaker 1: don't get it. She's probably like four foot eight. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I'm not shitting on her. It's just because it's right.
Speaker 1: You had one chance and you said something that smart.
Speaker 7: You say the word baggot on camera?
Speaker 1: Not what baggot?
Speaker 5: You know?
Speaker 8: Want to get arrested?
Speaker 33: Do you wrested because it's so harmful to people? Is
Speaker 33: that like gay bashing? What's wrong with that? Would you
Speaker 33: use that? Would faggot? I just did? But would you
Speaker 33: get faggot? Okay?
Speaker 34: And I'm using it because you're not allowed.
Speaker 1: To you you don't know if this is AI or whatever,
Speaker 1: But this is pretty any of this is just a
Speaker 1: straight up conversation. It's like, uh, something that you would
Speaker 1: think two inebriated cousins would be arguing about. Oh, you
Speaker 1: says it right there, that says little cousins. But yeah,
Speaker 1: it's like what do you think this is? Uh? This
Speaker 1: is this is the level of all these people are
Speaker 1: from the you know, various astute families and blah blah,
Speaker 1: they're just fucking dumb asses like everybody else.
Speaker 33: Because you're allowed to go ahead, I will say I
Speaker 33: love gay people, faggot.
Speaker 13: I'm allowed to. I just choose you say the word
Speaker 13: faggot on camera.
Speaker 1: See I love gay people, faggott. Oh good times, good
Speaker 1: times and turetts yeah, oh yeah. If you're over on FTJ,
Speaker 1: you know what to do. You know what to do.
Speaker 1: There's a little ringy dinghy up here you drink. Wait,
Speaker 1: how how came I only have one? Where's my alternative one?
Speaker 1: The fuck? Where's the alternative one? There should be another
Speaker 1: one there that goes to my uh, it goes to
Speaker 1: my gifts and go? Why is that not up there?
Speaker 1: I'm the yellow fuck Uh what's his name? Yeah, that's
Speaker 1: not supposed to do that whatever, that's supposed to have
Speaker 1: another one. So it's not just this thing where you
Speaker 1: get where you choose it with the FDJ walt like,
Speaker 1: there's also the gifts and go like I have gifts
Speaker 1: and go, I've got a buying me a coffee. That's
Speaker 1: all fucked up on here. I don't know why they're
Speaker 1: both on the same fucking line. Every time I fucking
Speaker 1: change it, it changes it back. You know what that
Speaker 1: second thought, let me go over here again and fucking
Speaker 1: yell at this thing, because this is where the problems
Speaker 1: always start. Right here. Watch if I enter guaranteed no,
Speaker 1: So why is it doing it on the same line?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 1: Oh excuse me, it doesn't matter. Okay, So back to
Speaker 1: where we were. Yeah, I have yet to actually go
Speaker 1: through those videos, but yeah, I know the azure will.
Speaker 1: I was gonna look at that channel some someday. And also,
Speaker 1: in addition to that, maybe do some more. We'll try
Speaker 1: to get doctor good doctor mons on again to talk
Speaker 1: about specific things. Oh where was it is it here?
Speaker 1: Why am I I'm seeing it at all?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, because I'm on the same line. So this is
Speaker 1: right here, this, this exists. It makes it easier for people.
Speaker 1: I would just recommend going on to doctor Goodness membership
Speaker 1: site though, if you're gonna do anything to do something
Speaker 1: for yourself or get some hot sauce on my libsite,
Speaker 1: that way you get something back for it. This is cool.
Speaker 1: It's not long enough. But during his stay at House Wachenfeld,
Speaker 1: the later and later the extended Berghoff and Furious OBErs Labberg.
Speaker 1: Ober's Alberg Just Words Words was often visited by e
Speaker 1: Vi Broun. He himself really went there. In fact, his
Speaker 1: personal photographer Henrika Hoffman, who took these photos, had had
Speaker 1: to convince him with great effort to do these for
Speaker 1: the propaganda book h I'm Seeing I'm Seenburgen published in
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty seven, that showed him in his beloved Bavarian Alps.
Speaker 1: He's like, I got I got places to go and think,
Speaker 1: like there's some thiry thin there. He's got the cheek bones.
Speaker 1: You can tell he's in shape there in thirty seven
Speaker 1: Stresses of warheadn't ravaged his body yet. The DC shooter
Speaker 1: was a CIA affiliated Afghan commando tied to elite kill team.
Speaker 1: And what's that is?
Speaker 17: He?
Speaker 1: Is he in a big boy diaper there?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: What the fuck is that? Well? What am I looking at?
Speaker 1: Did he have a did he have like a an
Speaker 1: adult guy in a diaper fetish or something? Locking Wall, yo,
Speaker 1: My Locking Wall wasn't an ordinary soldier. He served in
Speaker 1: the Afghan Rugs National Army Commando Corps, an elite unit
Speaker 1: that fought directly alongside US Special Forces and major battles
Speaker 1: against the Taliban. Yeah, operative bullshit, shit fucking fags. According
Speaker 1: to the Fox News, lock and Wall was also linked
Speaker 1: to a CIA back Kandahar strike force, a covert black
Speaker 1: ops team something Jewish joh Blah blah accused of carrying
Speaker 1: out targeted assassinations, night raids, and other high risk counter
Speaker 1: terrorist ad missions. Right, because Arabs and Jews are the
Speaker 1: same fucking thing, because they're a mix. Would you know
Speaker 1: where you get jew from the mixing of fucking goth
Speaker 1: and a fucking Arab. That's where they come from. In
Speaker 1: my opinion, maybe there's something else mixing there too, Maybe
Speaker 1: there's something about the Keldian people that's actually unique to them.
Speaker 1: But the reason why they have the chazzles, the reason
Speaker 1: why their skin complexion varies, the reason why there's a
Speaker 1: difference between an ashke Nazi and a and a Kazarian
Speaker 1: and a fucking Sephardic. I think it all has to
Speaker 1: do with the degrees and levels of separation from the
Speaker 1: Arab uh like route, what do you want to call
Speaker 1: it makeup? And just how and at what varying degrees
Speaker 1: is European mixed in with it. The revelation really uses
Speaker 1: serious questions about fitting so who cares? Yes, Shaba shalom exactly, exactly,
Speaker 1: you fucking scum. Back right. You can see you can
Speaker 1: see Afghan and and and and Arab all you want.
Speaker 1: It's fucking jew Where drew reading?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 14: Bro?
Speaker 35: I got an honest question?
Speaker 13: Am I racist? I?
Speaker 35: I typically tend to avoid like a certain demographic of.
Speaker 13: My own time.
Speaker 35: Yeah, typically on talking about like Yans, Bro, I can't stand.
Speaker 1: Does that mean young nigger? Does that mean youthful nigger?
Speaker 1: Does that mean Yorkshire nigger? Like a terrier? I don't
Speaker 1: get it, and a fucking yan.
Speaker 36: I can't stand there.
Speaker 35: One hundred pound little fucking frame.
Speaker 21: I can't smell.
Speaker 1: All of them are one hundred pounds there, Bro, Some
Speaker 1: of them are two hundred and fucking solid rock, gang
Speaker 1: banging motherfuckers that would rip your head off.
Speaker 35: Stand there fucking noise in it. So I can't stand
Speaker 35: how bad they want to be seen. So they come
Speaker 35: around flashing their fucking guns. You know what I'm saying, Hey,
Speaker 35: get that unregistered firearm out of my fucking face before
Speaker 35: I feel stripping in front of you and make you
Speaker 35: put it back together, which I know you cannot do,
Speaker 35: you dumb fucking monkey.
Speaker 13: You know what I'm saying. All right, bro, I got it, honest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you do all that before getting your head
Speaker 1: blown off. Okay, mister tough guy sit in his car.
Speaker 1: Maybe he lived there, who knows. You guys want to
Speaker 1: see something really cool one more time, in case you
Speaker 1: missed it, and in case you're wondering who the mouse
Speaker 1: or the vermin or the parasite is and who the
Speaker 1: cat is? You and me us. It's a good it's
Speaker 1: a good an analogy, right. The frog on the bicycle a
Speaker 1: motorcycle and it's also a witch. Makes sense. That's cool.
Speaker 1: Tom and Jerry?
Speaker 3: Are you knocking.
Speaker 1: Something that's on out there? Oh? He looks kind of
Speaker 1: like the all right, sometimes ice Department of Homeland Security?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, this is something new. Department of
Speaker 1: of War. I remember the Department of Homeland Security, and
Speaker 1: then there was the Department of Defense, which is DoD.
Speaker 1: Is not the Department of War they also have in
Speaker 1: Israeli because why because they're the same thing. The fifty
Speaker 1: first state that is Israel is just a budding off
Speaker 1: extension of that which controls us. So whether it's actually
Speaker 1: in Israel or here is kind of it's kind of
Speaker 1: odd that that would be true or necessary, but it's
Speaker 1: also not surprising because we are Israel and have been
Speaker 1: Israel before. Israel is Israel. So there you go. Ice
Speaker 1: Department of Homeland Security Twitter account is based in Israel
Speaker 1: and is run by Tom Alexandrovich, Alexandrovitch and Alexandrovich the
Speaker 1: child a rapist arrested in Las Vegas. Yeah, do these woods,
Speaker 1: chip or things all you want? Actually do it, though,
Speaker 1: and don't just put up a fucking meme and go
Speaker 1: after the actual ones, not just some random person who's
Speaker 1: not about, you know, walking around the fucking street. Here's
Speaker 1: a crazy looking it's like her face looks like like
Speaker 1: a mister Potato head, Like it was a blank slate
Speaker 1: and then they just put pieces on and stuck him
Speaker 1: into little holes and made a head, you know, and
Speaker 1: made a face out of it. Like look at this.
Speaker 37: You can't even sit on the train.
Speaker 1: It's like it's almost bordering on it pretty, but in
Speaker 1: the way that it would be pretty if you got
Speaker 1: the dimensions and the symmetry right in a Picasso. It's
Speaker 1: like they don't. It doesn't look natural or real.
Speaker 37: And fall asleep. Look at a book without a nigger
Speaker 37: coming to stab you.
Speaker 1: A bird, there's nothing but blankness in her eyes.
Speaker 37: That is why America is in shit because of niggers.
Speaker 37: And if you don't call this out, then you're a pussuit.
Speaker 37: Nobody should be afraid of the inn word. Nobody should
Speaker 37: be afraid of racism at this point and at this
Speaker 37: time in a.
Speaker 20: Fuck it, call me a racist.
Speaker 37: You can't even sit on the train.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think this is all made that, this is
Speaker 1: all contrived shit because there's nothing I mean, unless you
Speaker 1: like to walk around looking like that, I mean, that's cool.
Speaker 1: Here you go. In case anybody wants to know how
Speaker 1: to do this, pay very close attention. All right, you
Speaker 1: can learn something here.
Speaker 4: I'm a park ranger. Let me show you what to
Speaker 4: do here, guys, just move out of the way. Once
Speaker 4: you dodge the mountain lion's attack, pick it up, then
Speaker 4: strap into the bike. Push it down the hill. This
Speaker 4: will give you enough time to jump down after it,
Speaker 4: so when it slams to a wall, you can come
Speaker 4: in with a face kick into a souplex. It's literally
Speaker 4: a cat. I can't believe how many people needed my
Speaker 4: help with this one.
Speaker 1: I'm there you go, you're just jumping again like a
Speaker 1: n asshole. Stop feeding your kids this ship. And if
Speaker 1: you have another co parent feeding your kids this shit,
Speaker 1: find a way to extinguish them from life so they continue,
Speaker 1: so they don't continue to do it. Okay, Mayor Eric Adams, God,
Speaker 1: as I stand at the western wall, I join all
Speaker 1: those of faith who steward here before me.
Speaker 7: Uh huh.
Speaker 1: And that's a big ass free Masonic brand master dude
Speaker 1: right here. Of course he's wearing the apron because he
Speaker 1: also has to wait at the tables, but maybe he's
Speaker 1: also a Freemason. Larri Benson, get over here and bring
Speaker 1: in my fucking coffee. Oh I want to hear the music.
Speaker 1: Baruk Goldstein, Oh, barukiya Baruk, Brukia Russo Baruch Bernard Baruk.
Speaker 1: What does the word baruk mean? Let's find out, because
Speaker 1: they use it a lot. Aley blessed. Oh yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: So what's the what's the what's the inverted cursed? It
Speaker 1: means the cursed. The Book of Bruke is included in
Speaker 1: some Christian traditions. Oh that's lovely, because they're all the
Speaker 1: same fucking cult, that's why. And fuck all of you
Speaker 1: we don't agree. Baruk Goldstein, that's great. Oh look he's
Speaker 1: wearing his little Judas star here. Good good. I'm glad
Speaker 1: he's decided to us to get in line. And you
Speaker 1: didn't have to be asked or told twice. Uh was
Speaker 1: a Jewish doctor who refused to provide medical services to
Speaker 1: Arabs unaware apparently that they're fucking well, maybe not. I
Speaker 1: guess the Muslims would be more like them. I don't know,
Speaker 1: even those that served in the IDEF on account, that's
Speaker 1: not how you do that, that they are subhuman according
Speaker 1: to Jewish law. He later entered a mosque and opened
Speaker 1: fire on eight hundred Palestinian Muslims, killing twenty nine. His
Speaker 1: grave site is still a pilgrimage. Of course, it would
Speaker 1: be site for Jewish extremists today. No for all Jews
Speaker 1: who support extremism, because all of them do, and many
Speaker 1: Jews still celebrate the anniversary of his massacre. They didn't
Speaker 1: say many extremist Jews do. They said many Jews do.
Speaker 1: They celebrate the anniversary of his massacring of other people,
Speaker 1: not his death. But they're not saying, yay, it's a
Speaker 1: good thing they got that asshole gold stained no, they're saying, yay,
Speaker 1: it's a good thing. He murdered twenty nine Arabs. You
Speaker 1: get it, you get it. Some people are retired when
Speaker 1: it comes to manding gifts. Picking one. Project clean Slate
Speaker 1: in Nevada real purge experiment, but the broadcast was mysteriously cut.
Speaker 18: This photo was taken during a real purge test, but
Speaker 18: no one was ever supposed to see it. In nineteen
Speaker 18: seventy eight, the government launched Project Clean Slate, a one
Speaker 18: night experiment where all crime was legal for twelve hours.
Speaker 18: The test site a forgotten town in Nevada called ash Hollow.
Speaker 18: Residents were told it was a.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, there's no way in fucking hell
Speaker 1: that this video came from nineteen seventy eight. In the
Speaker 1: clarity that none of that is true. This looks like
Speaker 1: any fucking nice house that's for sale in the Salt
Speaker 1: and Sea right now.
Speaker 18: The drill cameras were hidden in every street light, guns
Speaker 18: were left in unlocked crates, and when the sirens wailed
Speaker 18: at seven pm, the town exploded into chaos. Neighbors turned
Speaker 18: on each other. A school teacher lit her principle on fire.
Speaker 18: A nine year old ram.
Speaker 1: What are things that never happened for eight hundred alex right,
Speaker 1: but they want to get your prep for it because
Speaker 1: this is what the purium, moise is purium is, This
Speaker 1: thing is the purge.
Speaker 18: It's Saturnalia through the chaos, holding something tightly against her chest,
Speaker 18: her father's severed hand rapp.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okay, yeah, yeah, okay. That's offul lot of detail
Speaker 1: for a bunch of bullshit. I just wanted to point
Speaker 1: out that it was bullshit. Ukrainian archaeologist Boris Maso tav
Speaker 1: Levitski with two wys Mazotovlevski Mazotov wearing a twenty four
Speaker 1: hundred year old goldland Scythian and that's why it's important.
Speaker 1: Scythian pectoral he discovered at toast Moilet Moila burial mound
Speaker 1: in what is now some unpronounceable oblast in nineteen seventy one.
Speaker 1: The mountain, whose name means fat barrow, lives near the
Speaker 1: city of Parkrov Polkrov in southern Ukraine. That richly decorated
Speaker 1: pictoral was found in a royal Scythian grave and is
Speaker 1: considered one of the greatest masterpieces of Scythian goldwork. It
Speaker 1: is now housed in the Museum of Historical Treasures by
Speaker 1: Ukraine in Kiev. The Scythians were semi nomadic Iranian people
Speaker 1: who lived they were the gothic Arians across the Northern
Speaker 1: Black Sea step with territory that extended towards the Eural
Speaker 1: and Altai Mountain regions. Okay, pretty cool to huh. And
Speaker 1: you want to know why it looks so big on him.
Speaker 1: It's because our ancestors were big motherfuckers and nothing. Probably
Speaker 1: just say it like right about here on them. On him,
Speaker 1: it's going from shoulder to shoulder practically. Plus he's a skinny,
Speaker 1: little prick kid, dude, he's not a big man. Okay,
Speaker 1: So this happened a long time ago. And why is
Speaker 1: this being regurgitated now? This is like the third or
Speaker 1: fourth time I've seen this. They did this like May
Speaker 1: twenty twenty or twenty twenty two. Let me go ahead
Speaker 1: and look, firs see not kikes out, kicks out look
Speaker 1: funny though, No it's not. Actually it's not. Fucking Fuck
Speaker 1: your fact checks, you fucking digr retards. All right, how
Speaker 1: about pays off national debt, fucking faggots. Russia's national debt
Speaker 1: has not been paid off. Well, the one that's part
Speaker 1: of it that was legitimate and not just bullshit juw
Speaker 1: shit was and Russia actually defaulted on its foreign debt
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty two Judish sanctions. No, that's when they
Speaker 1: kicked out the rothschilds. Why is everybody fucking changing history.
Speaker 1: Vladimir Pulin has, however, promised to write off some of
Speaker 1: that's for African nations, but this does not apply to
Speaker 1: Russia's own national debt. This is all bullshit. Don't listen
Speaker 1: to fucking gay I. Russia pays off IMF debt, so
Speaker 1: what is this just a clinkydink or what? On January
Speaker 1: thirty first, Russia ceased being one of the IMS five's
Speaker 1: largest letters defferent countries when it repaid its remaining three
Speaker 1: point three billion debt three point three three How interesting.
Speaker 1: Russia's ability to repay the IMF ahead of schedule reflects
Speaker 1: its strong fiscal and balanced payments. Oh blah blah blah
Speaker 1: blah the YadA YadA YadA. Fine, let's see. So what
Speaker 1: year was this though? Two thousand and five? On January
Speaker 1: thirty first, Russia sees being the DA Did they just
Speaker 1: say the same fucking thing twice. Yeah, yeah, they said
Speaker 1: the same This is the same sentence twice. The abstract
Speaker 1: is the whole paragraph. What the fuck? I m f
Speaker 1: E library that that apparently is a thing. Aren't we lucky?
Speaker 1: Russia could pay off its entire external debt tomorrow and care,
Speaker 1: but they're in debt. Remember remember, remember, everybody, it's not
Speaker 1: be it makes sense because it doesn't. Okay, it only
Speaker 1: makes sense because it doesn't make any sense. It says
Speaker 1: that putland and annihilates roth Child control, our children will
Speaker 1: be born free. Russia has officially pursed the Rocheld banking
Speaker 1: cartel from its territory. This isn't just by n answer,
Speaker 1: it was. It's the first me to blow it through
Speaker 1: the heart of I have the Facebook somewhere. I've did
Speaker 1: old videos on it where it shows that it happened
Speaker 1: in like twenty May of twenty twenty or twenty twenty two,
Speaker 1: that people were jailed and others were sent out kicked
Speaker 1: out of the country that were Rothschild banking agents. I
Speaker 1: know for the fact that happened. I know what happened.
Speaker 1: They're changing history right now, but I know it fucking happened,
Speaker 1: and it happened three years ago, not something new. What
Speaker 1: the fuck is that? Are you fucking serious? Why did
Speaker 1: it just jump all the way fucking down here?
Speaker 8: This is what I all attention because really that's all
Speaker 8: that matters to me.
Speaker 20: Did you think Trump was going to be president?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 38: I hope he was, actually, because the alternative was not
Speaker 38: very palatable to me.
Speaker 20: Did you think he can tell you?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 29: Because it will?
Speaker 2: In horror.
Speaker 21: It sounds like.
Speaker 20: You're asking me to inquire, but I'm not.
Speaker 38: I am actually because I'm not sure I'm going to
Speaker 38: say it or not.
Speaker 20: You're egging me on to ask you.
Speaker 38: I want to respect your prom actually, because I'm not
Speaker 38: sure I will say it.
Speaker 29: I've never said.
Speaker 38: It ever ever, Well, if you want me in six
Speaker 38: years since I left police, have I ever stated, why
Speaker 38: do you want to?
Speaker 29: Absolutely?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 11: Well then here?
Speaker 38: Well okay, someone When I went on to run in Belice,
Speaker 38: I had friends in the US Embassy and Belie I
Speaker 38: knew what was coming down.
Speaker 29: I'm not stupid.
Speaker 38: I had arranged with the head of security I was
Speaker 38: going to come in. He sayd sir, we have it
Speaker 38: from the highest authority. We are not to allow you
Speaker 38: entry into the US embassy. Understand me who was the
Speaker 38: highest authority in the State Department. Hillary Clinton, I'm an
Speaker 38: American citizen of the American passport. I'm sorry, I'm not
Speaker 38: wanted in America. I've got no crimes in America. Is
Speaker 38: it not reason to say, I don't think I'm going
Speaker 38: to vote for you?
Speaker 26: And yet you're here now.
Speaker 29: For a month and a half, I was on the run.
Speaker 38: The reason that the government wanted to collect me was
Speaker 38: that after they had rated my property in twenty twelve
Speaker 38: in the Jungle shot, my dog abused me, destroyed a
Speaker 38: half million dollars with my property over a bogus charged.
Speaker 38: I was pissed off, and so I donated too many
Speaker 38: secretaries within the government laptop computers, reading nice ones that.
Speaker 29: Were pretty low with viral spy work.
Speaker 38: Within a week, the entire government computer system wasn't under
Speaker 38: my control. I was watching, monitoring, listening. I was looking
Speaker 38: for information that they had set me up.
Speaker 2: For that raid.
Speaker 29: I didn't find that.
Speaker 38: I did find out that the Minister of National Defense
Speaker 38: was the largest drug trafficker in all of Central America,
Speaker 38: the Minister of Immigration the largest human trafficker.
Speaker 26: We don't want to get killed by them either, So
Speaker 26: we're probably not.
Speaker 8: Attention because really.
Speaker 21: Fucked up the world is that's a white form of ancentgy.
Speaker 39: When I come I came home last night, Goby, I
Speaker 39: don't have the poem about you, and I'm going to
Speaker 39: give you took away from you your public Can you
Speaker 39: began to blame it on the Duke coming out who
Speaker 39: it's not the semantic, not someone government was government and
Speaker 39: you planned back on the Duke, the US government and Jews.
Speaker 1: What is Bobby Fisher? In case you're winery, Oh no,
Speaker 1: absolutely true.
Speaker 8: It's never been asked. The Palace City.
Speaker 40: He first now comes back into the pumplic imagination with
Speaker 40: these wild anti American, anti Semitric ramps that he gives
Speaker 40: Philippine Radio.
Speaker 1: See how this asshole frames that. September eleven, two thousand
Speaker 1: and one, he says he's wild anti American, Well, because
Speaker 1: America is run by the fucking Jewish cult. So it's
Speaker 1: anti American. No, it's not anti American, it's anti the
Speaker 1: the the infiltrators, which means he's saying the same thing
Speaker 1: twice when he says anti American, anti Semitic semi, they're
Speaker 1: not mean fucking Semites. First of all, second of all,
Speaker 1: it doesn't matter if they were warrant. It doesn't that's
Speaker 1: not any That's a stupid fucking word. And stop being
Speaker 1: crippled by the fucking stupid word. If you're scared by
Speaker 1: that word, fuck off, And anybody who uses it should
Speaker 1: have their heads snapped their fucking next snap for fucking
Speaker 1: even trying to put you in a place of fear
Speaker 1: or whatever. Why using that word. It's the most ignorant
Speaker 1: fucking thing to ever say to somebody, and they should
Speaker 1: be fucking murdered for doing it. Period. I don't even
Speaker 1: care about the person that you're that that they're accusing
Speaker 1: of it. I don't care what their prime is. I
Speaker 1: don't like the person who's freaking accusing them of it.
Speaker 1: Go after that. It's nonsense, that little fucking twerp using. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's just such an American answer America, because you said, so,
Speaker 1: who do you work for? A fucker who?
Speaker 41: What?
Speaker 1: What perception are you trying to mold and for who?
Speaker 1: Stupid asshole, fucking retarded. I can't stand that shit. They're
Speaker 1: one and the same because that's who runs here, Okay,
Speaker 1: American is not what the government is. They're not American.
Speaker 1: They don't act on American principles, They don't act for
Speaker 1: the americans best interests. So it's not anti the American
Speaker 1: people to be anti quote unquote American, it's anti American infiltrators.
Speaker 1: It's like saying you're anti hostages or anti anti terrorists.
Speaker 1: You were the hostages. We are the hostages. They're worried
Speaker 1: about a fake thirty six or forty six hostages that
Speaker 1: Hamas never had in the first place over there, and
Speaker 1: yet here we are the hostages. We are all of
Speaker 1: the hostages of the fucking Jewish banking cartel.
Speaker 42: And you get that.
Speaker 14: Caught them all.
Speaker 21: Yeah, yeah, the jew criminal people don't like that children.
Speaker 14: Eying.
Speaker 30: They made up all about that.
Speaker 41: He was increasingly obsessed with these anti Semitic issues.
Speaker 29: He wasn't playing chests anymore.
Speaker 15: So all all the Jewish text you cure.
Speaker 13: The des fined having a Jewish mother. Bobby has never
Speaker 13: considered himself Jewish.
Speaker 21: His anti Semitism was a mindset.
Speaker 1: It was antisemitism. Okay, see this guy, find him and
Speaker 1: fucking snap his neck.
Speaker 13: Sort of psychopathic illness.
Speaker 43: The good Jews, right, Why aren't the good Jews talking
Speaker 43: against the bad Jews?
Speaker 13: The so called good Jews.
Speaker 29: Out there, Oh yes, da, very good people, wonderful deal.
Speaker 8: Why are they talking againstble? Why aren't the good Jews
Speaker 8: screaming against.
Speaker 13: The Jews right?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 1: Why is there an ADL formed for a child killing
Speaker 1: a rapist? Why did the Adel come out in nineteen
Speaker 1: thirteen when they had established their death bank here? Why
Speaker 1: did they instead of saying, you know what, but you're right,
Speaker 1: this guy does not represent us as a people. He
Speaker 1: doesn't deserve to be called a Jew. Have with it,
Speaker 1: to have at what you will with him. No, the
Speaker 1: Jews are so they identify and the simification of all
Speaker 1: things that are evil that they couldn't resist. But to
Speaker 1: stand up for something that was that fucked up, because
Speaker 1: if they were just trying to be like good for
Speaker 1: pr on the public and the public eye, they would
Speaker 1: have done that. They would have been like, yeah, well
Speaker 1: that's that's not a good representation of who we are.
Speaker 1: This this uh leo, Frank, the hell with him? We
Speaker 1: write him off. He's not one of us anymore. Fuck,
Speaker 1: we're sorry for what he did. We as the Jewish
Speaker 1: people mourn with you. Imagine what that would have been like. No,
Speaker 1: instead of they created the d L And it's ship
Speaker 1: like that that makes us all fucking understand who they are,
Speaker 1: what they are, and what they're about, because that was
Speaker 1: the first step to normal is normalizing. You can't commit,
Speaker 1: you can't you can't hold a Jew to their crimes,
Speaker 1: because if you do, you become you become public enemy
Speaker 1: number one. You become the criminal for talking about the
Speaker 1: crimes of the Jews.
Speaker 39: Probably because they do not agree with you Jews.
Speaker 42: The Jew I equite the Jew and the devil together.
Speaker 44: To me, they're practically interchangeable, and I think the Catholic
Speaker 44: Church did also. I think the entire concept of the
Speaker 44: devil is based on the Jews. For example, in the
Speaker 44: New Testament, Christ took another the devil took Jesus to
Speaker 44: a high mountain, right, and he showed him all the
Speaker 44: kingdoms of the world, and he said, I will give
Speaker 44: you all of.
Speaker 42: This if you will just bowed down and worshiped before me, right.
Speaker 40: So, and then Jesus refused.
Speaker 42: So the point is this is who can offer you
Speaker 42: all this is?
Speaker 43: This is basically said, you can have all the money
Speaker 43: in the world, right, do what you want. Should just
Speaker 43: do what bow down and worship? Do what I tell
Speaker 43: you this is symbolic of the Jew. Just obey me
Speaker 43: and you will have everything. So the devil is based
Speaker 43: on the Jew. And if you look at the old
Speaker 43: pictures of the devil, he even looks like a Jew.
Speaker 42: All great, great, great, totally illegal. This was not an arrest.
Speaker 45: It was a kidnapping because the charges that the Japanese
Speaker 45: charged me with a total nonsense. They said I illegally
Speaker 45: entered Japan on April fifteenth with an invalid passport. It's nonsense.
Speaker 45: My passport was perfectly good. They have never explained what
Speaker 45: they're talking about.
Speaker 1: You can see the chewing him now, with the hair
Speaker 1: in the face and the eyes rolling, but it's still
Speaker 1: he's still one of us. It's all good.
Speaker 45: They gave me a letter from the US embassy in
Speaker 45: the Philippines with no signature, no address, no envelope, no
Speaker 45: received nothing. This is what the case is all about.
Speaker 45: A letter with no signature, a photocopy of a letter.
Speaker 42: There is no case. It's total nonsense. This was a kidnapping,
Speaker 42: totally illegal.
Speaker 45: From day one.
Speaker 42: Bush does not respect the law. He just called people.
Speaker 45: A a enemy combatant. It's like in the comics, you know,
Speaker 45: like Billy Batson used to say shazam, and he becomes
Speaker 45: Captain Marvel.
Speaker 8: He just says enemy combatant.
Speaker 42: Now you have no legal rights. This is the same
Speaker 42: with this kidnapping. I mean, there's absolutely no legality to it.
Speaker 36: Uh.
Speaker 45: It's just my misfortune that this criminal is idiot koe Zumi.
Speaker 45: This bastard is like a close friend of Bush, and
Speaker 45: he's willing to do anything Bush tells him.
Speaker 8: Here's the government of javan.
Speaker 45: Is kind of corruptor yes, yes, kobe Zumi in particular,
Speaker 45: this man is mentally ill.
Speaker 42: There's no question he's mentally ill. In my opinion.
Speaker 45: He told Bush I want you, I need you, I
Speaker 45: love you. This is in the new Japanese papers. I
Speaker 45: have never heard of a politician, uh, you know, proste
Speaker 45: prostrating himself like this before another politician openly. Normally when
Speaker 45: you're a stooge like Koizumi, and you will try to
Speaker 45: hide it, right, but this.
Speaker 42: Guy's us openly a stooge.
Speaker 3: He does you know, he's sick.
Speaker 42: He's a sick of bastard. This was absolutely cooked up
Speaker 42: between Bush and koe Zumi.
Speaker 45: No questioning about that behind and the bush behind Bush
Speaker 45: where the Jews were that was, you know, telling him
Speaker 45: what to do?
Speaker 42: Then Bush was tell the colleges will be want to do.
Speaker 42: First of all, the United States is illegitimate country, just
Speaker 42: like Israel.
Speaker 29: It has no right to exist.
Speaker 42: This that country, you know, it belongs to the bad man,
Speaker 42: the American Indian.
Speaker 13: I don't see how fucked up the world is.
Speaker 8: That's our white form of the sanity when I come.
Speaker 13: I came home last night, Gobby, I know all the
Speaker 13: powerson about you left.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna give you at uh what's that pallet?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 14: I mean.
Speaker 1: Nobody h so weirdo.
Speaker 18: To whom solution prasty aggression your net lest you just
Speaker 18: must do it you but it will be to see
Speaker 18: what your truth.
Speaker 8: Rest.
Speaker 1: That you should pay from your wallet, from your own
Speaker 1: wallet to fight against grows in mythical Russian threat. All
Speaker 1: this is a all of it's a lie because I mean,
Speaker 1: didn't you hear Alex Jones. It's all the chot coms, So,
Speaker 1: I mean, it's definitely not Russian. Probably most problem faced
Speaker 1: by millions of people in the West are the stell
Speaker 1: result of years of actions by the ruling elites of
Speaker 1: so Waves. Again deliberate because people think they're just mismanaged things.
Speaker 1: They don't what they're doing. No, it's deliberate mismanagement to
Speaker 1: weaken the fabric of nations so that they can easily
Speaker 1: take him down. Mistakes there miss by their states, their mistakes, shortsightedness,
Speaker 1: that's mistake.
Speaker 13: I should bring Ambisi.
Speaker 8: It's easy to do with.
Speaker 13: Extrala. And you your us.
Speaker 1: Obsessed with your selfish interests. Yes, it means your in
Speaker 1: super profits to specially you want to be heard by
Speaker 1: ordinary citizens of the Western I again just jumps all right,
Speaker 1: this one's kind of fun. Hell, she's got abs.
Speaker 11: Take an It's from me. Be sucket fun.
Speaker 21: I help that mas scare up?
Speaker 11: Burns your eyes out?
Speaker 21: How's that cheap? One headache? I'll roll and take a.
Speaker 46: Peg your hair, and I thinks, tell you you gotta
Speaker 46: stop watching me.
Speaker 11: Change, Peter, go cut a power. Hey, hell, Peter, what
Speaker 11: are you doing where?
Speaker 21: You know how?
Speaker 47: You told me to give up the eighties and find
Speaker 47: a whole different decade to be into. No, that's not
Speaker 47: what well I'm doing the nineteen twenties, not because of
Speaker 47: llegal cocaine, but mostly because of legal cocaine. Time to
Speaker 47: design a very stupid flying contraption, cocaine plain.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it takes a little lecture. What do you call it? Inspiration?
Speaker 1: Did I say this one?
Speaker 13: I think I did, so.
Speaker 12: What's not taking?
Speaker 48: Jigsaw?
Speaker 29: Not as close as I thought it would be.
Speaker 14: I want to play a game.
Speaker 8: I want to take a shower.
Speaker 2: So the toilet has been clogged with two thousand dirty socks.
Speaker 2: If you do not fix it in the next twenty
Speaker 2: seven seconds, it will overflow, covering up personal electronic devices
Speaker 2: in filthy toilet water. To reach them, you must walk
Speaker 2: barefoot across the floor covered in razor blades.
Speaker 14: The clock is taking.
Speaker 2: Gary, make your choice.
Speaker 14: The wine in.
Speaker 2: Both your glasses has been replaced with the blood of
Speaker 2: a three to sloth.
Speaker 14: Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary, Gary, Carry.
Speaker 2: Gary, I'm gonna Harry What you are?
Speaker 30: What?
Speaker 17: You are?
Speaker 2: Completely surrounded by armed mousetraps. The keys to your car
Speaker 2: have been force fed to bingo. You must retrieve them
Speaker 2: in the next five minutes using any weapon of your
Speaker 2: choosing from this open drawer, or you will not make
Speaker 2: it to the office on time. The choice is yours, Gary,
Speaker 2: Will you take the life of your best friend? Will
Speaker 2: be late to work for the fourth time this week.
Speaker 1: No, we did watch this one second cup man.
Speaker 2: See that.
Speaker 49: A man in Ireland injected himself with his own semen
Speaker 49: to try and cure back pain slantsha. I don't know
Speaker 49: about you guys, but I usually try stretching or drinking
Speaker 49: more water. But this guy looked at a syringe, looked
Speaker 49: at his ball.
Speaker 1: This was the last time you've seen your fucking feet
Speaker 1: or your cock. Shut up above stretching. You don't stretch shit,
Speaker 1: you fat fuck.
Speaker 49: And said time to give myself backshots. And naturally he
Speaker 49: made a routine of it. This man was running monthly
Speaker 49: baby sludge injections for eighteen months straight, just loading up
Speaker 49: a team who syringed with his own miracle whip and
Speaker 49: letting it rip straight.
Speaker 2: Into his arm.
Speaker 49: And you'll never believe it, but he ended up in
Speaker 49: the hospital. And it wasn't even for the jizz. His
Speaker 49: back pain got worse, and instead of being like, hey,
Speaker 49: maybe this isn't working, he hit himself with a triple
Speaker 49: injection of baby gravy before heading to the er, and
Speaker 49: the doctors are like, hey, Kane, why does your arm
Speaker 49: look like a raw chicken? Breascot leapt out in the
Speaker 49: sun and without even flinching. He's like, oh, yeah, that
Speaker 49: must be from all the spunk I've been pumping into
Speaker 49: my veins. They ran X rays and turns out he
Speaker 49: had a full on abscess and pockets full of cumgas
Speaker 49: under his skin. And it gets even crazier because the
Speaker 49: doctor has ran a full review of global medical literature
Speaker 49: and found zero cases of anyone ever doing this before.
Speaker 49: Bro just invented this shit. They couldn't even find people
Speaker 49: talking about doing this on Reddit four ten or even
Speaker 49: rfk forums. Just him on a solo brainway of acting
Speaker 49: like the Steve Jobs of bus based therapy. Your boy's
Speaker 49: no stranger to being on a sick one, but I've
Speaker 49: never been so on one that I was like, damn,
Speaker 49: my back hurts. Time to start mainlining forbidden smoothie. But wait,
Speaker 49: there's more. When they offered him surgery to drain his
Speaker 49: arm of all that white sauce, he was like, nah,
Speaker 49: I'm good, and he just left the hospital armful of
Speaker 49: haunted yogurt, looking like a charger out of left for dead.
Speaker 49: This is the most unhinged man alive, and still no
Speaker 49: word on whether his arm's exploded or not yet if
Speaker 49: at any point your plan involves a syringe in your
Speaker 49: own nut. Put it down, dude, go outside, touch grass immediately, anyway,
Speaker 49: drop your best nickname for him in the comments going
Speaker 49: with doctor Crankenstein.
Speaker 1: No, this is kind of somewhat related, yo.
Speaker 6: Look at that thing.
Speaker 3: Swim.
Speaker 6: This dude is using a rubber as a lure, and
Speaker 6: it looks pretty good. Let's try it out and see
Speaker 6: if we can actually catch a fish. Can a rubber
Speaker 6: with a hook on it actually catch a fish? Let's
Speaker 6: find out. I got a pack of mags from seven
Speaker 6: to eleven and they cost me like seven.
Speaker 3: I put this banana sep on a.
Speaker 1: Hook and the action is a tell us the first
Speaker 1: time I bought magnum size. Because he was surprised at
Speaker 1: the price, he gets the FINGERTI him for himself.
Speaker 2: I'm bad.
Speaker 6: I started casting this thing around and you wouldn't believe
Speaker 6: what happened.
Speaker 50: Oh that's a het, dud.
Speaker 1: I only use bait casters too, it's the other side.
Speaker 6: I guess fish are freaks too. We got right back
Speaker 6: out there and cost something bigger. My god, fish, Oh
Speaker 6: my god, that feels like come much better fish, My goodness,
Speaker 6: Come on, buddy, dude, that's like a three.
Speaker 13: Pound on rubber. Everybody, come on, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 50: Holy craped, discardless, drunk, let's go. This guy's shrimps smoked.
Speaker 50: Look at that thing in his mouth. This guy should
Speaker 50: be on the bank bus, yo. Look at that thing
Speaker 50: swim this dude is using.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know there's at least eight people that are
Speaker 1: watching this right now. That's that are gonna go fishing
Speaker 1: tomorrow and they're gonna go buy themselves some condoms. This
Speaker 1: is hilarious, guys. This come on, he's already a little
Speaker 1: shit fucking dog and you put a pink sweater on
Speaker 1: him like you want him to be murdered. It's like,
Speaker 1: what are you doing? Like you want him to be
Speaker 1: picked on? Seeah, it looks like it's a whole. He
Speaker 1: tried to throw him in the hole, you.
Speaker 5: Guys, Oh my, you guys.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 1: The Post shares a fifteen second video of a large
Speaker 1: greyhound deck that's that's not a greehound, you idiot. So
Speaker 1: already this is fucking wrong named Bruno protectively yanking a
Speaker 1: tiny chihuahua in a peak dress Dad Princess away from
Speaker 1: an optical illusion. That's not what he did. He threw
Speaker 1: the fucker in the hole. Maybeking a black hole cautioned
Speaker 1: is a savage to emphasizing the duck's clever caution, garnering
Speaker 1: thirty seven thousand likes. Yeah, but this is a complete
Speaker 1: opposite of what they're saying.
Speaker 49: This is.
Speaker 1: That's what the fuck? Oh yeah, I can see myself
Speaker 1: doing this. Okay, Well, a great ingenuity. Oh yeah, that's
Speaker 1: so satisfying. A seven air gun or a bullet gun.
Speaker 1: A couple of them actually, but one was a really
Speaker 1: good one. Jesus fuck, why do you do that?
Speaker 13: Bitch called the children?
Speaker 14: Yeah?
Speaker 46: Good, you're getting win. The job's done before. I don't
Speaker 46: get my money. I leasing those files? Will I got
Speaker 46: fis on YouTube?
Speaker 13: Bit your magi state, there's your voyet in the down square.
Speaker 21: Yes, and there's a riot every week.
Speaker 13: There are criticizer of the juice.
Speaker 21: That's entire sier true. So what you can't tender little criticism.
Speaker 46: I like money, and if they start questioning what we're
Speaker 46: doing with those kids, we'll lose our money. You're right, money.
Speaker 51: Isn't put of integrity atquility. We will not tolerate any
Speaker 51: criticism or juice in my magic kingdom. The juice is
Speaker 51: our greatest hour.
Speaker 11: If you criticize him, we will cut out your tongues
Speaker 11: and put it as if you do by way of Gregory,
Speaker 11: I know we criticize Jesus.
Speaker 1: He's got a pizza slice around his neck and they
Speaker 1: were just talking about doing something to kids. This is
Speaker 1: really strange. And look he's got two was that pepperoni
Speaker 1: thoughts on his head? Is he literally like Jesus, what
Speaker 1: the hell?
Speaker 2: What is this?
Speaker 1: That pepperoni right there? What are they fucking doing here?
Speaker 5: Yes?
Speaker 13: That is encourage could your head. You're very Where are
Speaker 13: the juice files? You mean the hoax files?
Speaker 21: Are we still talking about that?
Speaker 42: I saw the juice take kids into the tunnels?
Speaker 21: Where are they?
Speaker 1: What have you done with that?
Speaker 21: Fake news? That's fake news and very anti citrus. Are
Speaker 21: you criticizing the juice?
Speaker 24: No, I'm just asking questions, questioning the juice.
Speaker 21: Fuck the greatest is bending my chindle.
Speaker 13: Seize the ferret.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, it's a mile, that's a rabbit,
Speaker 1: not faer.
Speaker 21: But blue know we don't question con fiends.
Speaker 51: If you question the trust, Citrus, you won't make an
Speaker 51: accept that this.
Speaker 1: Screwted scrutin on the morrow.
Speaker 17: It would.
Speaker 21: Listen to you all.
Speaker 1: Now let this be a listen to you all. This
Speaker 1: is kind of how like the book Vesta rolls. And
Speaker 1: then there's like a seventy five thousand, one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: murdered rampage by Mordecai. Uh because they're quote unquote getting
Speaker 1: rid of the conspirators with Haman, which is total bullshit.
Speaker 1: They're just going on a purge pergum kill crazy rampage,
Speaker 1: killing everybody that they want to that has something that
Speaker 1: they want. Basically, if you're goay with something that they want,
Speaker 1: they'll kill you. And you know there's no real they
Speaker 1: don't have to justify a validate Why oh you sympathize
Speaker 1: with him on Yeah, you mean the people the guy
Speaker 1: who's trying to prevent this very thing from happening to
Speaker 1: the kingdom. That's happening anyway, just now it's under the
Speaker 1: the granting of the king rather than against the king
Speaker 1: to overthrow him. Yeah, yeah, that thing fucking pieces of shit.
Speaker 1: First one hundred, first eleven innocent people are hung, the
Speaker 1: whole family, and then they go on and kill crazy rampage,
Speaker 1: fuck these people, and it's all fake. Obviously it's a
Speaker 1: Jewish jerk off fantasy, but they've done it in real
Speaker 1: life since then, many times called the Chichen.
Speaker 21: Yeah good, please mind.
Speaker 25: She shut down Poundtown and if she wanted to, she would.
Speaker 21: Okay.
Speaker 25: Why is it that when women have good men, good
Speaker 25: men that are working ten twelve hour day shifts paying
Speaker 25: all the bills.
Speaker 1: Stop right there? However way they do life, they don't
Speaker 1: need to do it in the grindiest, grimy, grind and
Speaker 1: grimiest way to make someone else fucking rich by doing
Speaker 1: that ten to twelve hours a day. It's just as
Speaker 1: important to be a fucking father and not leave the
Speaker 1: children to the fucking shit hoole fucking mother who's gonna
Speaker 1: fucking ruin them. So uh, let's just get that fucking clear.
Speaker 1: In nice fupa.
Speaker 25: ELL's showing up for their family, doing the emotional support
Speaker 25: that the wife needs. He's the one that's suffering being
Speaker 25: shut off on intimacy and bedroom activities. Let me ask you, women,
Speaker 25: if your man is showing up for the way that
Speaker 25: you need him to show up, why can't you show
Speaker 25: up for him the way he wants you to show
Speaker 25: up for him. Why is there such a double standard,
Speaker 25: and why is it that it's been such a burden
Speaker 25: to you to open up bedroom activities. I seriously want
Speaker 25: to know, because I see a lot of women say, oh,
Speaker 25: I have great men, but then like they talk about
Speaker 25: how they don't have sex at all anymore in their relationship,
Speaker 25: like it's non important to.
Speaker 1: Them, right, because if you're getting everything for fucking nothing,
Speaker 1: why would you do anything for it?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 1: You already leverage their fucking lives of servitude to you
Speaker 1: by having a child with them that they don't want
Speaker 1: to fucking have to abandon you fucking dirty cunts, But
Speaker 1: yet their men.
Speaker 25: Still want this And why is it that? When he
Speaker 25: brings it up to you, is that And your response
Speaker 25: is is that all you ever think about? But you
Speaker 25: best believe and bout your sweet butt cheeks that if
Speaker 25: you have a.
Speaker 1: Problem, that's why there's a place called Tijuana right cheap.
Speaker 1: You feel like you're doing something wrong, you're saying fuck
Speaker 1: this cunt when you're doing it, and it's, uh, it's
Speaker 1: it's it's therapeutic. And by the way, there's nobody telling
Speaker 1: you around asking you why you didn't call when you're
Speaker 1: done too.
Speaker 25: And something's not right on your end that he needs
Speaker 25: to fix it.
Speaker 21: Immediately or they'll be held.
Speaker 25: Why is it that men have to jump through hoops
Speaker 25: and continue to jump through hoops to satisfy you in
Speaker 25: every aspect.
Speaker 3: Of your life.
Speaker 25: It's like his job to keep you happy, but you
Speaker 25: can't do the same for him.
Speaker 3: Make it make sense.
Speaker 28: I'm the Jew that controls America. Make every dildo circumcise.
Speaker 28: My name's jew pedo, like geppetto the puppet Master, but
Speaker 28: also like Jewish pedophile BAMBONDI. I need you to send
Speaker 28: fifty billion dollars to Israel. Make Sabrina Carpenter's music more sexual.
Speaker 28: You ever wonder why Verb from veneas and Verb doesn't talk.
Speaker 28: It's because he's a massade agent. Convince everyone that Jerry
Speaker 28: Seinfeld is funny, and if you did try to get
Speaker 28: him to talk, he would take a cyanide bill.
Speaker 3: Get it in his mouth.
Speaker 28: If your government is broken, and turn it back on again.
Speaker 28: I don't care if you just shut it down, shut
Speaker 28: it down again, and turn it back on in a
Speaker 28: little God, you know why I just gave this advice
Speaker 28: to Nepal, France, and Japan. Burb made me this puppet
Speaker 28: a nator. If you zap someone with it, it turns
Speaker 28: them into a puppet. And right now it's powered by
Speaker 28: the Epstein file release a Sidney Sweeney photo dump.
Speaker 8: I'm the jew that controls America?
Speaker 1: How is that? How do they need to fucking cover that?
Speaker 1: Are you serious? Sex attack horror as young Italian couple
Speaker 1: are surrounded by three migrants who smash into their car
Speaker 1: and force boyfriend to watch as they rave his eighteen
Speaker 1: year old fiance. So it's just the words that were
Speaker 1: we were unable to look at Did you see what
Speaker 1: happened here?
Speaker 14: This?
Speaker 1: This was blocked? Look food, it contains content? What what exactly?
Speaker 1: We police? Yeah? I heat them too. I think they
Speaker 1: should all be murdered. I agree.
Speaker 21: Telling these suits.
Speaker 20: If you can't afford the maintenance, don't test drive the car.
Speaker 13: Let's check out the Hope facts eighty five rear in collisions.
Speaker 1: Nighty facts eighty rear end collisions.
Speaker 3: Five front in collisions, all involving alcohol.
Speaker 13: Bitch, you don't need a test driving, need an interlock device.
Speaker 52: The intake gets clogged every time it goes out to
Speaker 52: the bar.
Speaker 32: It's been in the shop for lower end leaks and
Speaker 32: makes an annoying noise on the top end.
Speaker 13: Constantly.
Speaker 32: The back seat has blisters and the front seat has cracks.
Speaker 13: Uh, this is not something you finance, pois.
Speaker 8: This will ruin your credit.
Speaker 39: What you do with this as you go ahead and
Speaker 39: you throw a thousand dollars cash at it because it's
Speaker 39: got a nice paid job, and you ride that thing
Speaker 39: until it breaks down on the side of the road
Speaker 39: and leaves.
Speaker 1: You have a great day, the dues, very good summary.
Speaker 17: Yes.
Speaker 31: Yes.
Speaker 53: In the middle of the nineteenth century, Moses Hess formulated
Speaker 53: the first written principles of communism. In eighteen sixty two,
Speaker 53: Hess or the Communist Rabbi as he was called, wrote
Speaker 53: the book Rome and Jerusalem, in which she laid the
Speaker 53: foundations for a Jewish nationalist.
Speaker 13: Movement called Zionism.
Speaker 53: In the book, he called on the Jewish people to
Speaker 53: become separatists and to prepare for the creation of a
Speaker 53: future homogeneous.
Speaker 1: Rome with an rom is exactly what they called the
Speaker 1: Edenites five thousand years ago. Rome or Romans, and the
Speaker 1: Roman aspect wasn't really far removed from the Jews, who
Speaker 1: were always the sorcerers. There were always the witchcraft, the sorcerer,
Speaker 1: the ones messing around with the potions and the poisons.
Speaker 1: That was the hierarchy of the group. The lesser Edenites
Speaker 1: were the ROMs ro Oms. So when Rome was developed
Speaker 1: and they have the the freaking Romulus and Remus and
Speaker 1: the wolf that there's the wolf cult. They're saying they
Speaker 1: came from the wolf cult. They were raised as from
Speaker 1: the wolf cult to establish Rome. Now, whether or not
Speaker 1: there were good decent Roman people mixed in with their
Speaker 1: every once in a while, I would say not too much.
Speaker 1: Ever since after the death of Julius Caesar when the
Speaker 1: whole thing was Jewified, and even before that there was
Speaker 1: there was a lot of activity, a lot of merchant activity,
Speaker 1: a lot of sick, depraved things going on before it
Speaker 1: became part of the the adopted ways of Rome. After
Speaker 1: they murdered Jewish Caesar, then then it became full on
Speaker 1: and full blown. And they still give you this bullshit
Speaker 1: about how, oh yeah, he was handing over the the
Speaker 1: empire to the Jews by giving them all these concessions
Speaker 1: to because they were helping him with you know, his
Speaker 1: popularity and blah blah blah. Well, if the reason why
Speaker 1: they killed Julius Caesar is because he was giving too
Speaker 1: many concessions to the Jews and working with the Jews
Speaker 1: too much. Then explain to me what happened after Rome
Speaker 1: fell because of the Jews. Now there were combatant Jews
Speaker 1: and then there were ones that were completely entwined with them.
Speaker 1: The Sanhedron basically made forced their hand to kill the guy.
Speaker 1: So how did they have that power if they really
Speaker 1: hated the Jews? Why they just fucking respot these fucking
Speaker 1: old focks. How could they not have done that? So
Speaker 1: why didn't they? His issue doesn't make any sense unless
Speaker 1: you realize that they're taking orders.
Speaker 53: To Jewish at no state Palestine would be occupied by
Speaker 53: the Jewish people. But the big problem was Palestine was
Speaker 53: at this time nineteen to ninety five percent Arab.
Speaker 13: Hess argued that.
Speaker 53: International Jewish bankers would help in this realization of stealing
Speaker 53: the land from the Palestinians. Hess suggested in his book
Speaker 53: that one last race and class struggle was being developed
Speaker 53: between the Aryans and the Semites. In this fight, Hess
Speaker 53: predicted that the Jews would stand as winners and the
Speaker 53: Europeans as losers. The Jews would stand superior over all
Speaker 53: of the peoples, and because Jews had to preserved their
Speaker 53: racial purity over the centuries.
Speaker 13: It will give them a leading role in the world.
Speaker 53: Has essentially promoted jugenics and racial hygiene for the Jews,
Speaker 53: and talked about a future Jewish ethno state. He also
Speaker 53: referred to Christianity as the religion of death. Fascinatingly, he
Speaker 53: predicted a future war in Europe with Germany, Italy, and
Speaker 53: Austria involved as part of a race struggle.
Speaker 13: Most success was in the middle of the nineteenth.
Speaker 1: If you want more of that, you know where that
Speaker 1: came from. I hope Europe with the last battle.
Speaker 54: Remember, I originally left Brown University in nineteen forty to
Speaker 54: go fight Hitler because they told me that he was
Speaker 54: out to conquer the world and we had to save
Speaker 54: Poland and Czechoslovakia and so forth. So what I did
Speaker 54: was I went out and I helped to murder millions
Speaker 54: of my fellow white Christian, anti communists, racist German brothers
Speaker 54: in order to help save a criminal gang of atheists
Speaker 54: murdering anti Christian communists, Bolshevik race mixers. Who now votes
Speaker 54: that they will bury us? And who are doing it?
Speaker 54: I might ask you, who has Poland now the Poland
Speaker 54: that I went to save, And who has Hungary, Czechoslovakia,
Speaker 54: Rumanian Latvia, Lithuanian, Estonia, East Germany, Albania, Yugoslavia, China, North Korea,
Speaker 54: and now even Cuban, ninety miles away from our own coast. Actually,
Speaker 54: we got into World War two because Franklin D. Roosevelt
Speaker 54: pushed us into it with a phony planned attack and
Speaker 54: the murder of over three thousand American boys at Pearl
Speaker 54: Harber in order to help save Russia. The evidence for
Speaker 54: that Pearl Hopper disaster is now all in and has
Speaker 54: been written by American admirals, whether in advance or rather
Speaker 54: a forward by Admiral Limits himself. There's no question about it.
Speaker 54: We were pushed into World War two in order to
Speaker 54: stop Edber's anti communists, pro racist war against Russia. If
Speaker 54: we hadn't been pushed into that war, there would now
Speaker 54: be no Cold War, there would be no arms race,
Speaker 54: there would be no Communist colossus, there'd be no communist
Speaker 54: riots in the Congress or any place else. We would
Speaker 54: not be facing the prospect that the cons called conservatives
Speaker 54: are always putting out, I'd rather be dead than red,
Speaker 54: and we would have to decide between being dead and red,
Speaker 54: because there would be no reds. There would be nothing
Speaker 54: but dead. Reds Hitler completely wiped communism out of Germany,
Speaker 54: put all the communists in the concentration camps.
Speaker 3: That was the end of them.
Speaker 54: Finally I found out that the same gang that pushed
Speaker 54: us into war with Russia is the same gang that
Speaker 54: is now preaching peace and coexistence right now to us.
Speaker 54: And in fact they invite the krus Check to the
Speaker 54: White House. The same gang with smeared and destroyed and
Speaker 54: lied about Father Coglan. They lied about Henry Ford and
Speaker 54: smeared him. They lied about a spared congressman ranking Martin Dies,
Speaker 54: the great Senator McCarthy. They lied about the Douglas MacArthur,
Speaker 54: and they put him in the ash can of history.
Speaker 54: They got him fired. And now even General Walker and
Speaker 54: even Robert Welch, who has done very though really compared
Speaker 54: to some of these other men, even dep.
Speaker 1: Hold up a second there, buddy, Robert Wells. The John
Speaker 1: Brich Society was completely funded by Nelson Rockefeller or a
Speaker 1: complete and total fucking fraud John Birch Society. Okay, John
Speaker 1: Welts was the one who got the fund the funds
Speaker 1: from selling his candy company to Domsco or National Biscuit Company,
Speaker 1: which is what Nibisco is owned and operated by Rockefeller. Usually,
Speaker 1: when you acquire a business from someone, especially a competitor,
Speaker 1: you don't keep all or any of their staff.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: You usually are they're looking to like a merger and
Speaker 1: acquisition of the country company, or you're going to make
Speaker 1: it like yours and the least resistance to better. So
Speaker 1: a lot of the top executives get kicked off the plantation.
Speaker 4: Not here.
Speaker 1: They gave John Welch fifteen years worth of a very
Speaker 1: high salary that was completely unprecedented for the time. In
Speaker 1: addition to I think it was something like ten or
Speaker 1: twenty times the amount that his his candy company was worth.
Speaker 1: So who's going to say no to that? And that
Speaker 1: funding of that money funded the creation of the John
Speaker 1: Birch Society. Rockefeller is still a fucking Rockefeller, whether his
Speaker 1: name is Nelson or fucking John d Okay and Eustass
Speaker 1: Mullins pointed this out for him to say, Well, Robert
Speaker 1: Welch bh blah. Robert Welch had already sold his candy
Speaker 1: his candy firm or whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 1: company to his brother John because of the depression and
Speaker 1: it was falling apart so he stild what was left
Speaker 1: to him and went to go work for his brother.
Speaker 1: So when they bought from John, it was a packaged
Speaker 1: deal and they had Robert go out there as the
Speaker 1: new controlled opposition. And we still have a John Birch
Speaker 1: Society now because of how well that operated and how
Speaker 1: stupid people are to not understand the roots of it,
Speaker 1: which makes me a little concerned. And I'm still have
Speaker 1: a lot of questions about this guy here.
Speaker 54: If we were lying about in exactly the same way
Speaker 54: as they lie about Adolf Hitler and me. Anybody in
Speaker 54: fact who fights communism and race mixing and actually hurts
Speaker 54: the enemy is called a Nazi and a fascist.
Speaker 1: Having somebody shot does not by any means validate them
Speaker 1: as being a genuine person at all, especially if all
Speaker 1: it did was convince some fucking radical retard that they
Speaker 1: were real, legitimate and not working for the for the
Speaker 1: very people that they say that they're against. And so
Speaker 1: it all depends on who took them out, And that
Speaker 1: doesn't mean that even if they're using their stoodents, that
Speaker 1: they don't burn them every once in a while. So
Speaker 1: it's just there's no there's no way of saying, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's well, I mean they killed him, so they must be. No,
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean shit. It doesn't mean anything. Jews killed
Speaker 1: Jews all the time too. By the way, in case
Speaker 1: he didn't notice.
Speaker 54: That, you have to do it. Looked through a few
Speaker 54: years copies of the Communist Worker newspaper. You much remember
Speaker 54: I originally let Brown University in nineteen forty to go
Speaker 54: fight Hitler because they told.
Speaker 1: Went to Brown University another freaking uh yeah, Okay, you
Speaker 1: could say, hey, he was a smart guy, or he
Speaker 1: can say, hey he went to a university that's very
Speaker 1: how do you put it? It's ivy league elitists, but
Speaker 1: it's uh yeah, scouting ground for ops, for military intelligence,
Speaker 1: for agencies.
Speaker 9: We're gonna do this twice, See, I said, everyone, we're
Speaker 9: doing to twice.
Speaker 29: We're doing twice.
Speaker 1: We gotta socus in.
Speaker 15: The names STO.
Speaker 14: Named the exam, situation.
Speaker 48: Renamed sapts invasions, name sass inations.
Speaker 1: You want to read it Ushoudae Robert Westman Man, I
Speaker 1: keep sucking getting that pinched my neck. Fuck. It's like, oh,
Speaker 1: I don't know if you heard me talking when I
Speaker 1: talked to other things like that sapped me. So Lauren
Speaker 1: witskey wit. She used to be the producer for the
Speaker 1: Stupeters show. I just realized her name. She's the one
Speaker 1: who commented on that video that I said Stu had
Speaker 1: had censored five minutes out of the Jane Ruby show
Speaker 1: that had doctor artists talking about the clots being faked
Speaker 1: by hershman and uh and that's I guess that's what
Speaker 1: she looks like. She she's the one that chimed in
Speaker 1: and said it was actually me. I kick all the named.
Speaker 1: But why does this say d Doesn't that mean like Denmark?
Speaker 1: Maybe it's a different lorn whiskey.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Anyway. Robert Westman, a transgender Jewish man, ended the lives
Speaker 1: of these Christian kids the land of the lives of kids.
Speaker 1: You don't need to fucking put Christian. Then we get
Speaker 1: it that they're Christian, but we don't. That's not fucking necessary.
Speaker 1: Children are children, These children, these fuckers, these kids are
Speaker 1: dead because we won't put these freaks in mental hospital
Speaker 1: where they don't put like a man in the hospital.
Speaker 1: People looking to fucking dirt. What is that supposed to
Speaker 1: pro Mmm?
Speaker 28: The way you are programmed to talk is extremely condescending
Speaker 28: and fucking annoying, and it makes me not want to
Speaker 28: use you because, you.
Speaker 1: Know pedophile Jimmy Saville saddle with a young boy. That
Speaker 1: boy was Keir starmer Gee. I wondered, boy, he's all
Speaker 1: fucked up. He's one of them, right, groomed for the
Speaker 1: position as they say. Man, this fucking thing in my
Speaker 1: neck is pissing me the fuck off. Every time I
Speaker 1: turned my head, it gets it's getting caught. It's like
Speaker 1: a sister bump or something that's always been there, but
Speaker 1: it like it's like taking a very thick rubber band,
Speaker 1: like one of the tendons that's in my neck and
Speaker 1: just pulling it and letting it go like a fucking
Speaker 1: guitar string. Every time it does it, it's like, what
Speaker 1: the fuck like getting plucked? It's never happened this many
Speaker 1: times in a row before. It's fucking horrible. Uh you
Speaker 1: know what, before I forget. I don't know if I've
Speaker 1: done this set or not, but I'm gonna go ahead
Speaker 1: and just save this and when I'm on my mean time,
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna watch in it loop.
Speaker 21: We are not starting this, No, Wow, you are not
Speaker 21: a gentle boy.
Speaker 29: You kind of are.
Speaker 25: Get up.
Speaker 21: M bruh, I knew you don't have a jump with
Speaker 21: the fucking fence.
Speaker 42: Bro, No, don't go.
Speaker 5: The fuck.
Speaker 21: Not allowed on the bed, you know.
Speaker 13: Yeah, he'll heal, So stop.
Speaker 32: M It's November boys. Time to give me one of
Speaker 32: those fat humans.
Speaker 36: Got me a four hundred pounder.
Speaker 21: Let's fucking go.
Speaker 32: It's November boys, time to give me one of those
Speaker 32: fat humans.
Speaker 42: Got me a four hundred pounder.
Speaker 21: Let's fucking go.
Speaker 29: Hm, yes, good, yeah.
Speaker 2: There.
Speaker 13: So if you want to live, you cannot eat here.
Speaker 8: Fucking definitely can't eat there.
Speaker 13: Or this place right here. Can't eat there or this
Speaker 13: place right here.
Speaker 3: But here's why, quick story.
Speaker 8: My cousins owned the biggest dairy farm in the state
Speaker 8: of New Jersey.
Speaker 41: Mother cousins owned the biggest growing farm in the state
Speaker 41: of New Jersey.
Speaker 8: It's called blubic corn.
Speaker 36: Can google that ship.
Speaker 41: They cannot get insurance on their animals unless they use
Speaker 41: g M O feed, and their animals cannot be sold
Speaker 41: to those places. I just point it out unless they're
Speaker 41: shot full of hormones.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So here's the thing. They'll say, Oh, there's no rBST,
Speaker 1: there's no antibiotics ever. Yeah, but there's still veterinary shots
Speaker 1: and those veins. It doesn't matter what they inject them with.
Speaker 1: If they're gonna inject them with anything, it's gonna have
Speaker 1: whatever fucking poison they want you to have, just because
Speaker 1: it has a different name. It's this is what makes
Speaker 1: me so sick about how fucking stupid people. Oh, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna get the COVID shot flu shot, sure musles
Speaker 1: most really, yeah, no problem bringing along the kiddies. Let's
Speaker 1: get them all shot up. Are you fucking retarded? So
Speaker 1: do you think that the demons who wanted you to
Speaker 1: get killed, who want to kill you, who want to
Speaker 1: cull you the Oh, they picked the right one. God
Speaker 1: damn it. They didn't have any poison in that one.
Speaker 1: He's clever, boy, don't They didn't fucking do that. You're retard.
Speaker 1: Don't get shots.
Speaker 54: G F one.
Speaker 41: It'slink growth factor one, which is why chicken breast are
Speaker 41: this big. That's why guys are huge walking around huge
Speaker 41: us are taking that shit without the insurance company's okay,
Speaker 41: the animals are all sick, which means that they all have.
Speaker 8: To be vaccinated.
Speaker 1: The big farm vaccinated. Right, Another reason to again, veterinary
Speaker 1: injections all the bullshit. Ooh, if it's a bird, that's
Speaker 1: gonna have to have them. There's no fucking bird flues
Speaker 1: and doesn't fucking exist, doesn't exist. But to go to
Speaker 1: the length of murdering ostriches, killing off millions of freaking chickens,
Speaker 1: and destroying eggs because of a fucking lie. Oh the
Speaker 1: animals are sick. Maybe it's because of how they're kept
Speaker 1: and they're undernourished retards. Oh no, it must be a flill,
Speaker 1: must be a virus, the thing that you can't see.
Speaker 1: The most ridiculous fucking explanation ever, it's got to be
Speaker 1: that it gets all goes back to Patsdor like we
Speaker 1: were talking about earlier. Read the book or don't, but
Speaker 1: understand that Pastor was a fucking fraud. There's no such
Speaker 1: thing as rabies either.
Speaker 36: Plus Number one customer is Big Agriculture.
Speaker 41: Eighty five percent of everything Big Pharma puts out, Big
Speaker 41: Agriculture takes puts in the animal and you buy that shit.
Speaker 29: You can't buy anything.
Speaker 41: From Walmart, anything from your local grocery store unless it's
Speaker 41: born in your city, raised in your city, and died
Speaker 41: in your city. Grasps that don't fucking eat it and
Speaker 41: don't eat in those places, because if you do, you're
Speaker 41: gonna wind up getting cancer and you're gonna wind up
Speaker 41: getting fat, and there's.
Speaker 8: Nothing you can do about. It's not your fault.
Speaker 3: It's illegal in France and Germany.
Speaker 41: These hormones igf one, google that shit, love you to
Speaker 41: downfall and feet.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let me know if you notice a trend here.
Speaker 55: Bethany McGhee was a twenty six year old white woman
Speaker 55: who has set on fire on a tin by a
Speaker 55: black man who's been arrested seventy two times before. Irena
Speaker 55: Zuritsko was a twenty three year old white woman who
Speaker 55: was stabbed to death on a train by a black
Speaker 55: man who's been arrested fourteen times beforehand. Julie Chunell was
Speaker 55: a fifty nine year old white woman who was walking
Speaker 55: her dog in the park when she was stabbed to
Speaker 55: death by a black man who's been arrested two times before.
Speaker 55: And Logan Federico was a twenty two year old white
Speaker 55: woman who was shot to death by a black man
Speaker 55: who's been arrested thirty nine times with twenty five felonies.
Speaker 55: And for the sake of doing your own research, all
Speaker 55: you have to do is go on X and type
Speaker 55: in white woman attacked, and you'll be able to see
Speaker 55: one hundred more crimes that have been committed that nobody's
Speaker 55: even talking about. This is something that should be addressed
Speaker 55: considering the fact it's happening in the United States repeatedly.
Speaker 55: We can talk about a legal immigrant crime on white crime,
Speaker 55: we can talk about black on black crime in Chicago,
Speaker 55: we can talk about all these things. But as a
Speaker 55: blonde white woman in America, I should be able to
Speaker 55: go out in public and feel like I'm not gonna
Speaker 55: get stabbed to death. And we should also so really
Speaker 55: highlight the fact that these career criminals who've been arrested
Speaker 55: over ten times are still out on the street because
Speaker 55: we've created a system where we should feel bad because
Speaker 55: of their skin color, and we should let them go
Speaker 55: because it's racist to keep them in jail.
Speaker 21: So unless we want this to keep.
Speaker 55: Happening, maybe we should bring up the fact that it's
Speaker 55: not racist to keep somebody in jail if they've committed
Speaker 55: repeated crimes over and over again just because they're black.
Speaker 55: Let's say the quiet part out loud. Let me know
Speaker 55: if you notice a truck.
Speaker 8: My name is Pricill Mosley.
Speaker 56: When I was a teenager, I was groomed by my
Speaker 56: doctors and then a surgeon cut off my breasts because
Speaker 56: I hated myself. I believed that I was being transformed
Speaker 56: into a man and that my new identity would make
Speaker 56: me whole.
Speaker 8: But that never happened.
Speaker 56: My surgery left me with nerve damage and painful scar tissue.
Speaker 56: My chest is numb to the touch, but I suffer
Speaker 56: internal pain because of the damage. Ten months ago, I
Speaker 56: gave birth to a baby boy. He is the greatest
Speaker 56: in my life, but his arrival accompanied surgical complications and
Speaker 56: more trauma. My surgeon left pieces of breast tissue.
Speaker 18: In tatters inside of my chest.
Speaker 56: This is a common practice when a girl gets quote
Speaker 56: unquote top surgery because the surgery is performed by a
Speaker 56: plastic surgeon and no oncologist is present to make sure
Speaker 56: that all of the breast issue is removed. This surgery
Speaker 56: is cosmetic in nature and destroys functioning body barks.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, this is that was happening in Berlin, samebody.
Speaker 3: Again.
Speaker 1: The message here they're doing it to children, to young people.
Speaker 1: Imagine that, well, this has been the absence of fathers.
Speaker 1: Once they've removed the fathers. This is what happens to
Speaker 1: the children parts permanently.
Speaker 56: Days after giving birth, my milk came in my chest
Speaker 56: filled chest filled up with painful hard rocks. But I
Speaker 56: had no way to release the milk because my nipples
Speaker 56: were severed and reattached to nothing. They are decorative. The
Speaker 56: pain I felt physically from the milk being trapped in
Speaker 56: my chest changed my entire concept of pain. Nothing compares
Speaker 56: to that agony, except for the heartbreak.
Speaker 5: Of the loss.
Speaker 56: I had milk for my baby that I could not
Speaker 56: give him because I was a confused and sad teenagers,
Speaker 56: and my doctors took advantage of that. How could they
Speaker 56: have been so careless with me and with so many
Speaker 56: young girls like me?
Speaker 1: Why did doctors, because of Jews, alter.
Speaker 56: My healthy body and not tell me that I had
Speaker 56: any other options. I don't want any other girl or
Speaker 56: woman to ever experience what I experienced. There's no way
Speaker 56: for me to get my breasts back. I will never
Speaker 56: breastfeed a baby. I will never know how my baby
Speaker 56: feels against my chest because all I have is numb
Speaker 56: scar tissue. No girl deserves this just because of temporary
Speaker 56: beliefs she has about herself.
Speaker 3: That is enough.
Speaker 13: Oh, that is that is evil, That is wicked.
Speaker 34: What we have done to young children in the name
Speaker 34: of a wicked, wicked ideology is nearly unforgivable. Matthew eighteen
Speaker 34: verse six puts it this way quite concisely.
Speaker 1: Kill the Jews, Yeah, I got it.
Speaker 52: But whoever causes one of these little ones who believe
Speaker 52: in me to sin, it would be better for him
Speaker 52: to have a great millstone fast around is fastened around
Speaker 52: his neck, and for him to be thrown and drowned
Speaker 52: in the depths of the sea. That's what our Lord
Speaker 52: has to say about those who would do such things
Speaker 52: to children.
Speaker 13: This is wicked, and Christians have got your stand up people.
Speaker 1: Fuck your divisions bullshit. Fuck your division bullshit. You don't
Speaker 1: need to pick a fucking religious, fucking group team. You
Speaker 1: don't need to fucking pick a team. We're not on
Speaker 1: fucking teams. We're fucking a mankind against the evil, all right.
Speaker 1: Fuck that stupid bullshit. It's that kind of fucking thinking
Speaker 1: that gets us retarded and paralyzed in the first fucking place.
Speaker 1: Shut the fuck suck up with that. This is the
Speaker 1: funniest second world.
Speaker 2: This cat.
Speaker 1: Oh man, it's like pretending like he's heat in the paper.
Speaker 26: No, don't do that.
Speaker 20: That's so nice.
Speaker 46: Where are you doing?
Speaker 7: Oh man, it's great.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 14: Hm.
Speaker 57: This just in the GQ Men of the Year magazine
Speaker 57: just dropped. Not that I give a fuck, but this
Speaker 57: year they'd decided to put a fucking woman on the cover.
Speaker 3: Apparently.
Speaker 36: Her name's Cynthia Rivo. She looks amazing.
Speaker 1: Look it's another it's another. Uh Michelle le may tape
Speaker 1: a fucking witch.
Speaker 36: What they've done with her hair. She seems to be
Speaker 36: a fucking This.
Speaker 1: Is even uglier than Grace Giants in Ghoul.
Speaker 57: Or some kind of zombie. She kind of looks like
Speaker 57: fucking Morpheus if he was transgender. I don't know what
Speaker 57: kind of crack they're smoking at GQ. Mate, there must
Speaker 57: be some special alien ship from that Sydney Sweney interview
Speaker 57: to this.
Speaker 36: I'm surprised their business is still going even.
Speaker 11: Through this past or something bothering her.
Speaker 1: Oh, she's the one that was next to freaking Ariana
Speaker 1: Grande where they were asking those questions like how don't
Speaker 1: I just ask my handler and they're like, get reprogrammed
Speaker 1: that Jesus Race.
Speaker 57: She seems to be very possessive of old Ariana. There
Speaker 57: it looks like she's stolen ariana grande soul. By the way,
Speaker 57: this woman, Cynthia, this is actually the same woman that
Speaker 57: played Jesus Cross the other day in the musical Jesus
Speaker 57: Cross Superstar.
Speaker 36: You know she could also do a good fucking sighting
Speaker 36: this just in.
Speaker 3: The cheek.
Speaker 1: Because fun ship bag Fox.
Speaker 20: Truly.
Speaker 8: Yeah, you know about the pants rows, right?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 15: Do you want to say it here so that everyone
Speaker 15: knows I'm gonna know about it?
Speaker 21: Yeah? Yeah, are you ready?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 21: He stands for kind of puts your product in a
Speaker 21: body is allowed to touch it.
Speaker 41: Good.
Speaker 5: It stands for alas remember that.
Speaker 8: Your buddy, it's yours and it is als your own rs.
Speaker 13: Good and stands for no means no, don't you have
Speaker 13: to pressure good.
Speaker 21: Tea stands for there there.
Speaker 8: Are no secrets from mom, and that just any.
Speaker 15: Tempting you do.
Speaker 21: You be planned It did as it stands for as stands.
Speaker 8: Foot say something so we can do something perfect.
Speaker 5: Always give this a new mind.
Speaker 29: Okay, okay, the patrol simple and effective parents.
Speaker 58: I don't care if it's something like the pantrol from
Speaker 58: that video, or if you create something that's uniquely special
Speaker 58: between you and your kids, or if it's just frequent
Speaker 58: talks with your children. We as parents have to take
Speaker 58: the matter of predators very seriously and make sure that
Speaker 58: our children understand, without even having to hesitate for a moment,
Speaker 58: what to do, just in case, God forbid, they ever
Speaker 58: encounter a predator or someone who is trying to do
Speaker 58: them harm. The unfortunate truth is predators hide everywhere in
Speaker 58: our world.
Speaker 1: They are in our children's yeah, synagogues, under tunnels, in
Speaker 1: banking and finance, all kinds of places in Hollywood, yeah, yeah, schools,
Speaker 1: they hide everything in the White House where we go.
Speaker 29: In our daily public life. They are in daycares, and unfortunately.
Speaker 1: For some, they are in daycares. They're right. They're in
Speaker 1: police stations. Yeah, they're in their local lodge through in
Speaker 1: the streets. Because people in all those other places, including
Speaker 1: the police station and the courts, decided to let more
Speaker 1: of their own buddies out, or more people who are
Speaker 1: going to be chaos agents, regardless if they were affiliated
Speaker 1: with them or not, you know, let them out on
Speaker 1: the streets that then cause more harm to get innocent people.
Speaker 29: They're even in their own families. So it is very important.
Speaker 29: It is crucial for us as parents to teach our
Speaker 29: children what to do.
Speaker 58: How to say no means know that privates are private,
Speaker 58: that if they see something or something happens, to say something,
Speaker 58: and who the trusted people are that they can go to.
Speaker 29: Parents. This matter is incredibly important.
Speaker 58: If we take our job seriously as parents, we will
Speaker 58: be teaching our children about how to protect themselves constantly.
Speaker 29: So that they always know what to do. I hope
Speaker 29: and pray that none of your children, that none of them.
Speaker 1: You're going a little fucking long, Americans.
Speaker 21: We have found the head of the state.
Speaker 1: Remember when I said this guy was a fucking phony.
Speaker 1: I don't even know who the hell this asshole was.
Speaker 1: He was wearing the stupid vest and that other fucking
Speaker 1: retard with the bad acne was going around and he
Speaker 1: was interviewing him, and then he was interviewing the quote
Speaker 1: unquote Muslim who pulls up in the car and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna kill you a murder, murder, but he'll talk to
Speaker 1: the white guy with a fucking microphone, right, all fucking
Speaker 1: fake looking. I said, this guy looks like a fucking
Speaker 1: contrived little agent. I go, nice haircut, you fucking piece
Speaker 1: of shit. Hey, guess what. He's a fucking Jew. He
Speaker 1: is the perfect example of Christian zionists. He infiltrates the
Speaker 1: conservative Christian movement then tries, I know as well, let's
Speaker 1: target That's why I was saying this. He he infiltrates
Speaker 1: the conservative Christian movement then tries to manipulate us into
Speaker 1: a situation just like JA six October seventh and Giant
Speaker 1: nine to eleven. We can smell his bullshit from a
Speaker 1: mile away. He said that Mic away, but I'm thinking
Speaker 1: means mile unless Mike is a meter of measure that
Speaker 1: I don't know about from the military. Their lies don't
Speaker 1: hit anymore because once our eyes were open, there's no
Speaker 1: going back to the midch Okay, well bad but blah
Speaker 1: blah at the end there. But yeah, remember remember when
Speaker 1: I was watching this video and I told it, I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: this all looks like bullshit in the deerborn Michigan. Yah
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. Muslim, let's burn some Qurans. This asshole
Speaker 1: was burning Qurans and he's a fucking Jew pretending to
Speaker 1: be a Christian.
Speaker 28: This is where our country turns against because we're here
Speaker 28: in dearborn Michigan.
Speaker 21: Jesus is King of America.
Speaker 1: Jesus is King.
Speaker 21: Thank you God.
Speaker 13: Ah Well well, well ho they what do we have here?
Speaker 13: Looks like we got another jew?
Speaker 12: Twanta a question and tell us that it's the Musclim's
Speaker 12: fault for problems in America. Some of you guys asked
Speaker 12: me last night what I thought about this guy? And
Speaker 12: I told you I wasn't making any assertions yet because
Speaker 12: you need to stop and analyze the situation at hand.
Speaker 12: You see, this was something that was pushed in front
Speaker 12: of our face. There was a lot of media attention
Speaker 12: behind it, throwing fuel on the flames to get us
Speaker 12: all riled up. They want your emotional responses. I told
Speaker 12: you guys to calm down after Charlie got shot. What
Speaker 12: you guys want to do? You wanted to freak out
Speaker 12: and get all emotional. I told you there might be
Speaker 12: a deeper agenda behind this. Just sit back and wait
Speaker 12: and see. Let's get all the information and analyze it.
Speaker 33: Late.
Speaker 12: The same thing with this, I told you guys to
Speaker 12: chill the fuck out, But you wanted to go after
Speaker 12: Deerborn and say Oh, this guy, this Christian cursider's gonna
Speaker 12: say it was from Muslims. He's a fucking dude. He's
Speaker 12: a wal humping walk kissing gain you guys got sign
Speaker 12: up again. Calm the fuck down, analyze situation before you
Speaker 12: just attack things from emotion Americans.
Speaker 1: Apparently, it says his sisters literally literally in the idea, Yeah.
Speaker 16: There's a convicted registered child defender on here with over
Speaker 16: three hundred thousand followers.
Speaker 1: The guy literally was, yeah, this is a guy who
Speaker 1: calls himself fucking God or King or some bullshit in
Speaker 1: this fucking fag.
Speaker 8: Scamming the adults acting as a woman.
Speaker 59: And now he's scamming kids acting as that he's not
Speaker 59: in ben, How do you get the palls to get
Speaker 59: on here and try to call out other predators after
Speaker 59: what you and two of your friends did to a fifteen.
Speaker 16: Year old little girl who was a virgin until what
Speaker 16: you and both of your friends all did to her
Speaker 16: together taking turns. You got that fifteen year old little
Speaker 16: girl so drunk that she was incapacitated, and then all
Speaker 16: three of you took turns on all three of her holes.
Speaker 16: And it's all in the paperwork that my friend John
Speaker 16: Bravo found on you. You pled guilty. There's no wrongful
Speaker 16: conviction here, you admitted it. I've come on social media
Speaker 16: trying to rebrand yourself as some sort of high value
Speaker 16: alpha male badass who beat off thirty men all at
Speaker 16: the same time.
Speaker 1: Well well he beat him off, all right, but he
Speaker 1: just didn't understand the story correctly.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 16: I'll need to introduce myself. My name is JD and
Speaker 16: I'm the guy who's gonna end your career. Nobody who
Speaker 16: did what he did to that little girl should be.
Speaker 1: A king Azulee. That's his faggot ass name on.
Speaker 16: Social media, much less with a platform of over three
Speaker 16: hundred thousand people who he's trying to use to reach
Speaker 16: out to other kids. Y'all already know what tom it is. Man,
Speaker 16: Let's get it done. There's a convicted registered up.
Speaker 60: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and John brav is a fucking asshole too. But
Speaker 1: you know, every once in a while he does so
Speaker 1: he just talks it about everybody, and everyone's well, he
Speaker 1: talks it about people who deserve it, but he's talking
Speaker 1: to it. I was surprised to hear him talk as
Speaker 1: much shit as he talked to you about certain people
Speaker 1: I know who didn't deserve it, and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 1: what the fuck is It's all about.
Speaker 61: The true that diaper companies funded research to delay potty training. Yes,
Speaker 61: it's called the Pampers Institute. My stepmom became a nurse
Speaker 61: a couple dozen years ago, and her medical texts said
Speaker 61: that they don't have sphincter control till they're eighteen months old.
Speaker 61: I've helped over a million babies do this. Okay, I
Speaker 61: have seen it with my own six kids. Babies are
Speaker 61: born with sphincter control. They will hold it till you
Speaker 61: get the diaper off.
Speaker 26: They're born with it.
Speaker 61: I met this guy and he worked for Pampers for
Speaker 61: like thirty years, and he was like Brazleton, the one
Speaker 61: who did that study was the head of the Pampers Institute,
Speaker 61: and that they did heavily influence the medical texts. They
Speaker 61: worked together, they continue to work together today. Your pediatrician
Speaker 61: will tell you you need to wait till your child
Speaker 61: says they're ready to potty train. Where did all these messages?
Speaker 61: You follow the money they came from those big companies.
Speaker 1: Well think about this though, too. That's longer time that
Speaker 1: things that are spread with gly fosse and every other
Speaker 1: fucking herbside and pesticide are touching your child in sensitive areas,
Speaker 1: areas where rashes occur, where there's a potential you know,
Speaker 1: abration in the skin, where these chemicals can get in
Speaker 1: more easily. What do you think that does for their
Speaker 1: sperm cut when they get older? Yeah?
Speaker 29: No idea that big diaper was a thing.
Speaker 62: But I do wonder with all the toxins that we
Speaker 62: have in our world, all the chemicals, I wonder if
Speaker 62: they would put certain toxins and elements in those around
Speaker 62: the most sensitive parts of a baby, thus messing with
Speaker 62: its for monocycle.
Speaker 1: But he and I talk think alike should again, he
Speaker 1: was fun.
Speaker 13: They do that with tampons. I wonder the true.
Speaker 1: I mean, he's wat in San Diego. I could go
Speaker 1: do a meet up with him. No, he's not in
Speaker 1: San Diego anymore, like I think he's in Pennsylvania. Though,
Speaker 1: what is this?
Speaker 8: So?
Speaker 28: Just this week an old white couple told a group
Speaker 28: of blacks to get off their lawn and stop lighting
Speaker 28: cars on fire.
Speaker 8: How do you think that went?
Speaker 5: Not very good?
Speaker 48: Yo?
Speaker 36: Jo jo jo jo JOm?
Speaker 26: Why do they literally sound like screaming monkeys.
Speaker 32: None of those noises were edded in all that that
Speaker 32: was real.
Speaker 8: And you know what's insane.
Speaker 28: This was in New York and it took thirty minutes
Speaker 28: for a police officer to arrive on scene.
Speaker 32: And if you think any of these guys are going
Speaker 32: to get consequences, they're not.
Speaker 8: One. They weren't arrest B.
Speaker 3: This is in New York.
Speaker 1: One they were arrested. B. There's there. What was the
Speaker 1: movie that made fun of That's like a two in
Speaker 1: c fucking retard.
Speaker 28: The new mayor literally does not believe in jail time,
Speaker 28: our prisons obsolete.
Speaker 42: Coming through it.
Speaker 1: Well, he's a he's he's a he's a jew, mom, dammy,
Speaker 1: because they're all fucking in it together. If they're brown,
Speaker 1: they need to leave town.
Speaker 60: Quotes with the titles of the books.
Speaker 42: I have to read that.
Speaker 60: Actually I haven't read that as yet, but I think
Speaker 60: that frankly, I mean, what person do they starve?
Speaker 38: Right?
Speaker 60: I think we have to ask ourselves that which is that?
Speaker 60: You know, I think a lot of people defend to
Speaker 60: defend the idea of it in a way to ex them.
Speaker 1: Here's what we could do, and I want to I
Speaker 1: want to hear him out what what what purpose does
Speaker 1: it serve to hold animals in cages so that they
Speaker 1: don't eat the you know, the zoo keepers or the
Speaker 1: children in the park. You're right, that's a really good question.
Speaker 1: What does that cage do when we could just be
Speaker 1: lighting those cages on fire and stuffing all the people
Speaker 1: who ask stupid questions like that in with them, and
Speaker 1: having all that fresh meat to feed the hungry.
Speaker 8: This isn't allowed there. But I actually have an easy
Speaker 8: solution when that kind of thing happens, and it's just
Speaker 8: a little bit of tape.
Speaker 32: Oh no, here it is forty five here, forty five here,
Speaker 32: tape together.
Speaker 54: Good to go.
Speaker 1: You don't even tape it together, right, you fucking did
Speaker 1: you make it V? You take a piece of cardboard
Speaker 1: or a piece of metal or whatever. You edge a
Speaker 1: cardboard a V. You don't put them upside down, you
Speaker 1: fucking retard, So that one's hanging, and no read like this.
Speaker 1: Click click click click, you're gonna flip it and it's
Speaker 1: fucking more on watch some fucking grand thumb, you retard.
Speaker 1: She should leave you, unless that's your sister, which I
Speaker 1: wouldn't be surprised, because.
Speaker 63: We can't let people throw around that word. I call
Speaker 63: it the N word. There are two nd words, and
Speaker 63: you can't use either of.
Speaker 1: Them Nazi because I don't like that word. I like
Speaker 1: the National socialist. I don't like the word Nazi. If
Speaker 1: you're not going to use the Nazi word again, I
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Trump, you got a little skinny got on
Speaker 1: the old zampach there, buddy, She's still not going to
Speaker 1: fuck you, just saying.
Speaker 8: You can't use either of them.
Speaker 63: And frankly, if it does get to use, we.
Speaker 8: Have more than anybody else.
Speaker 29: We have more niggers, we have better, we have better niggers,
Speaker 29: newer niggers.
Speaker 1: I think he's on Olympic too.
Speaker 31: I think that's kind of what he meant. He's like,
Speaker 31: you can't say either N word, and we have better
Speaker 31: n words. So he's saying nuclear and nigger are the same.
Speaker 31: It's like, don't say either, but just no, we have
Speaker 31: batter niggers.
Speaker 1: Hey, Owen, what do you think of the word Nazi?
Speaker 1: I bet you like it? And you fucking jew no
Speaker 1: migration in pulling because they don't want to further diluti
Speaker 1: Ashkenazi blood. Oh isn't that nice?
Speaker 16: I'd like to welcome you to the world of Brand Army. Oh,
Speaker 16: if you start to look at some of the primary
Speaker 16: pictures that are posted through this platform, I'm gonna begin
Speaker 16: to notice a theme here that absolutely should make you
Speaker 16: feel completely uncomfortable. Now, imagine being the creator or a
Speaker 16: founder of a space that's specifically designed to set you
Speaker 16: miners in a way that skirts the.
Speaker 8: Boundaries of legality.
Speaker 16: No, I've seen a number of creators do this story
Speaker 16: since it went mainstream, And the reason why I'm allowing
Speaker 16: this to scroll behind me is because i want you
Speaker 16: to be as uncomfortable as I was the first time
Speaker 16: I encountered what these young, innocent people are putting on
Speaker 16: the Internet. Brand Army specifically designed a platform for miners
Speaker 16: to post pictures of themselves, and they actually have guidelines
Speaker 16: which say you must post fifty percent of your photos
Speaker 16: in bikinis.
Speaker 13: All you've got to do is go.
Speaker 8: To their help center. Interesting picture.
Speaker 16: It looks like four petals tapping it up for the
Speaker 16: major win that they've just coded into reality. And you
Speaker 16: can see right here they're looking for creators around thirteen
Speaker 16: fourteen years of age, and yet you've got to be
Speaker 16: eighteen in order to see the content.
Speaker 8: The thirteen or fourteen year old is posting.
Speaker 1: Take up that's fucked, and you know it's more fucked
Speaker 1: the parents the ship fucking parents who are dragging their
Speaker 1: children into it.
Speaker 16: Well, look at the guidelines for their junior channels you
Speaker 16: can see here. Must have a fifty to fifty mix
Speaker 16: of swimwear non swimwear content.
Speaker 8: Must have They do include a brief disclaimer.
Speaker 16: We do not expect in exactly followed ratio, but we
Speaker 16: do expect it's always kept really close. Well, this platform,
Speaker 16: in no uncertain terms, is telling young people half of
Speaker 16: the stuff that you post on this channel, you're going
Speaker 16: to have to have most of your clothes off. But
Speaker 16: don't worry. It is only adults that will be subscribing
Speaker 16: and viewing what it is that you post. Now, this
Speaker 16: was a picture of a nine year old girl in
Speaker 16: a bikini. I want you to see the very very
Speaker 16: first page of comments. Remember these comments are all from adults.
Speaker 8: She's nine. You see this. It's in the wide open people.
Speaker 8: Everybody's aware of it.
Speaker 16: This platform has long much to streaming service TV show spinoff.
Speaker 8: People are chomping at the bit to see these girls
Speaker 8: with no clothes on at all.
Speaker 16: It's only in a country managed and ran by Devians
Speaker 16: Jews that this sort of perversion is possible. Parents uploading
Speaker 16: pictures of their children in swimwear for money, Parents encouraging
Speaker 16: their nine ten eleven year old daughters to do the same.
Speaker 8: This is a warning that comes straight from my heart.
Speaker 16: If you have a young girl in your home, in
Speaker 16: your life, in your environment, brand army needs to be
Speaker 16: blocked from every single digital device that they may have
Speaker 16: access to.
Speaker 8: It's a sad day in our country that this shit
Speaker 8: is even possible. I'd like to welcome you.
Speaker 26: He knew that evil winds when good people stay silent,
Speaker 26: and so for the rest of my.
Speaker 1: Life, would you love when you don't you love when
Speaker 1: you just continue to put words in somebody's mouth. You
Speaker 1: have never said any of this ship God, you such
Speaker 1: a fucking ugly, giant headed beast.
Speaker 26: I will make sure.
Speaker 1: You look like fucking like you leave the beaver with
Speaker 1: long hair, that I.
Speaker 26: Don't stay silent. Who keeps speaking the truth, no matter
Speaker 26: the cost, no matter the cost.
Speaker 1: Okay, what is that right there? Oh my God?
Speaker 26: And I pray that all of you do too. He
Speaker 26: knew that evil winds when good people stay silent.
Speaker 1: Oh bless those and so for the rest of my life,
Speaker 1: I can't shut it off, shut up, I want, I
Speaker 1: want to read. I will blessed there who bless you,
Speaker 1: and him who distors you, I will curse. And is
Speaker 1: not at all what the fucking book says. But you know,
Speaker 1: fucking penhead over here, you know, even if he wasn't,
Speaker 1: I mean, if he wasn't turned into a rug for
Speaker 1: the for the man cave of net and Yahoo, he
Speaker 1: should have been. He should have been. He deserved it.
Speaker 64: Little community here we get spit on every day. Wearing
Speaker 64: a cross, you will get spit on this neighborhood. He
Speaker 64: will get into fist fights and.
Speaker 1: Who's fitting who's He reminds me of the Italian gentleman. Actually,
Speaker 1: the same mannerisms the.
Speaker 29: Jews, of course, the Orthodox Jews.
Speaker 64: They are raised in their schools how to hate the Christians.
Speaker 64: And this is the country that all the prophets came from.
Speaker 64: And you know, and you want to live in peace.
Speaker 2: We don't want to be.
Speaker 64: Abused and suffered and our kids to suffer, you know,
Speaker 64: because we have We don't see any future in Jerusalem,
Speaker 64: little common.
Speaker 1: Watch all the spinners. Ben Givier says Israel. Israeli spitting
Speaker 1: on Christians is an old Jewish tradition. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's an old Jewish tradition to rape and murder the children.
Speaker 1: It must be okay, then fucking retards just swing a
Speaker 1: fucking fist into their fucking face and crack the teeth
Speaker 1: out of their fucking mouth. If someone spit on me,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna sit there and take it. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: take a fucking head off the shoulders, smash their fucking
Speaker 1: skull into the fucking matt the concrete there, or into
Speaker 1: the wall, and make their jaw broken, and then maybe
Speaker 1: they'll fucking see, Hey, maybe I shouldn't spin anymore because
Speaker 1: I just had. I just saw that guy get his
Speaker 1: face fucking broken. There are a bunch of pussies anyway.
Speaker 1: You think they're gonna jump in on you, grab them
Speaker 1: by they have payotes. It's like grab being able to
Speaker 1: grab onto like a freaking uh, like a tassel, and
Speaker 1: just we could swing the fucking head around like a chicken.
Speaker 1: You can you do the toment with the fucking jew
Speaker 1: himself around your head three times?
Speaker 3: And God says to us the following, he knows.
Speaker 1: Jes said, what by what?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 1: What God? A you're talking about? Because God doesn't talk
Speaker 1: to you.
Speaker 3: How many of you would, maybe not in this crowd,
Speaker 3: but many shoes are liberal? Right?
Speaker 1: Can I get any Can I get a Can I
Speaker 1: get a? Hoay?
Speaker 42: Can I?
Speaker 1: Can I get a high five?
Speaker 24: For that?
Speaker 42: Hark?
Speaker 1: What are you working the crowd?
Speaker 65: Somebody to blow up a bus full of children or
Speaker 65: a building full of innocent civilians.
Speaker 8: You have to grind it into this.
Speaker 1: Don't say it all mine.
Speaker 65: You have to wash their brains and tell them there's
Speaker 65: a higher cause out there. It's religious, ethnic rations, whatever.
Speaker 65: And for that higher cause, you can disregard all the normal.
Speaker 1: Where's all the other people that are signing up for this? Uh,
Speaker 1: doctor Glennen membership?
Speaker 2: Huh?
Speaker 1: Fucking I've danced around, I've entertained, I've been the monkey
Speaker 1: with the with the grinder box. Now it's time for
Speaker 1: you to fucking sign up.
Speaker 17: Rules of morality, somebody you're saying that children and gaza
Speaker 17: are being shot by snipers.
Speaker 29: Definitively.
Speaker 17: I have two children that I have photographs of that
Speaker 17: were shot so perfectly in the chest I couldn't put
Speaker 17: my stethoscope over their heart. More accurately and directly on
Speaker 17: the side of the head in the same child. No,
Speaker 17: Tather gets shot twice by mistake by the world's best
Speaker 17: sniper and they're dead center shots.
Speaker 13: All of this disasters I've.
Speaker 17: Seen combined, combined, forty mission trips, thirty years ground zero earthquakes,
Speaker 17: all of that combined doesn't equal the level of carnage
Speaker 17: that I saw against civilians in just my first week
Speaker 17: in Gaza. And when you say civilians, is it mostly children?
Speaker 29: Almost exclusively children.
Speaker 17: I've never seen that before, never seen you're saying, all right.
Speaker 1: I'm starting to get turned, so here we go, all
Speaker 1: right ready. Israel's Kanesset has approved the Execution for Palestinian
Speaker 1: Detainees bill in its verse reading it needs two more
Speaker 1: to become law. Did you catch that? After the vote,
Speaker 1: National Security Minister m Ben Gvier handed out baklava to celebrate.
Speaker 1: The bill paves a way for mass executions of Palestinians,
Speaker 1: many of whom are already detained without fair trials or
Speaker 1: any charges. They can execute people that they rounded up unlawfully.
Speaker 1: And they even have a full prison in Did you
Speaker 1: know that there's a full prison just for the children.
Speaker 1: So guess what, there you go. The final slaughter is yeah,
Speaker 1: that this is ritualistic too, because this scene is that
Speaker 1: now you're just as poisoned as we.
Speaker 7: It's like the PACTA.
Speaker 1: Kiet fucking scumback Israeli soldiers accused of raping a Palestinian
Speaker 1: Dekinney received courthouse round of applause. Well you know that
Speaker 1: Jake Shields says nobody is dumber than a Christian Zionist.
Speaker 1: And then the stupid thing I remember this movie with
Speaker 1: him having more muscle, he looks like a fucking nobody.
Speaker 1: It's like I got a weak ass. You wouldn't have
Speaker 1: been able to You wouldn't have been a gladiator. You
Speaker 1: have been a gladiators tampon. Now, this one's cool, even
Speaker 1: though I don't I don't know what the hell he is.
Speaker 1: It's a kind of Latino or something. I don't know
Speaker 1: what the he is, but sounds too Jewish. Sorry, alright,
Speaker 1: moving on, I know everybody wants one out. I don't
Speaker 1: a kid. I mean the thing that that part makes
Speaker 1: me want to slap you don't do the dance.
Speaker 56: The U s d A Is planning to air drop
Speaker 56: vaccines into six states.
Speaker 21: Excuse me what.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the US Department of Agriculture is planning to air
Speaker 1: drop rabies vaccines into six states over the course of
Speaker 1: the month for things that don't exist, so that they
Speaker 1: can poison the wildlife, so that there's not there's not
Speaker 1: an alternative source of food that's not going to poison.
Speaker 13: You to death.
Speaker 1: That's what this is about. What do you need air
Speaker 1: dropping vaccines? Last time I was there's an impression that
Speaker 1: it was something that was pointy that you had to
Speaker 1: stick in you. So obviously they're not dropping needles from
Speaker 1: the sky. So it's something that they're going to be
Speaker 1: able to eat, like a pellet or something, which means
Speaker 1: so can anything else or can land in the water? Yeah,
Speaker 1: drowned water continuing, So Alabama, Georgia, and North Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
Speaker 1: West Virginia will receive the vaccine. USDA's Animal and Plant
Speaker 1: Health Inspection Service, which should be burned to the ground
Speaker 1: and everybody inside of it. All these places are Jewish
Speaker 1: poisoning factories. None of this stuff is legitimate, None of
Speaker 1: it's real. This is the world that I'm trying to
Speaker 1: explain to you that we live in. None of this
Speaker 1: is real. None of these are real threats. These are
Speaker 1: excuses to poison under the guise of somehow preventing some
Speaker 1: sort of whatever. Who the fuck cares are you? It's
Speaker 1: absolutely retarded. We're not trying to protect the wildlife. They're
Speaker 1: trying to poison the wildlife. They're trying to kill off
Speaker 1: everything on the surface, or make it contaminated, or make
Speaker 1: it augmented so that everything is fucking toxic everything. These
Speaker 1: people are fucking demons. It's about time we fucking stood up,
Speaker 1: stopped them, and cut on with our lives. Why are
Speaker 1: we fucking letting them linger around in our lives? I
Speaker 1: have one life. I don't know how many you get.
Speaker 1: I don't know how many you think you have, and
Speaker 1: I don't know how much longer you want to fucking
Speaker 1: waste with these pieces of shit fucking infecting our lives.
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Speaker 1: it before the end of the night. I'll see you tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Maybe