Speaker 1: Stand by, and a three and a two.
Speaker 2: And a one.
Speaker 1: We are live. Good afternoon. We will be starting here
Speaker 1: in just a second. All right here we are so man,
Speaker 1: as far as allies go, you are the worst. Wow.
Speaker 1: Anybody catch any of this stuff that's been going on?
Speaker 1: All right? Well, in the middle of the night. Whoa
Speaker 1: in the middle of the night. They said it was
Speaker 1: twenty one minutes ago that this thing was posted. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna I'm gonna share this with you since I figure
Speaker 1: out where to put it Instagram, let me just pull
Speaker 1: it up here. There's two articles, and the first one
Speaker 1: is en I just had to deal with a bunch of.
Speaker 3: M hm.
Speaker 1: There was something going on with the internet, so I
Speaker 1: had a I had opened that I had to mess
Speaker 1: around with that. I was about forty five minutes late
Speaker 1: getting started. So there is this article later alright, says
Speaker 1: Live Updates is very God damn it. Israel hit by
Speaker 1: missiles as around retaliates for strikes on nuclear sites. And
Speaker 1: it looks like fireworks. Isn't that pretty? Air raid sirens
Speaker 1: have sounded across Israel, and interceptions were visible overhead in
Speaker 1: Tel Aviv following an Iranian missile attack on the country.
Speaker 1: There were no immediate reports of casualties, so they want
Speaker 1: to they want to focus on that. Let's focus on
Speaker 1: what Israel did though. One second, Oh my god, raiders
Speaker 1: is gonna get this in my face. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: they're not gonna let me. They're not gonna let me
Speaker 1: do it. It's gonna it's now. They have an ad
Speaker 1: blocker in front of it. Hold on, I see if I
Speaker 1: have your favorite refresher, I can read some of it. Nope,
Speaker 1: so near mine Waiters is a douche. It wasn't doing
Speaker 1: that on my phone, but it is doing it here. Ah,
Speaker 1: what a bunch of shit. Well, they struck a bunch
Speaker 1: of nuclear sites, right, So that's that's kind of where
Speaker 1: we're at. And Trump urges around to make a deal
Speaker 1: after Israel blast nuclear and military targets nuclear in what way?
Speaker 1: Nuclear energy? Or are we still pretending that all these
Speaker 1: other countries are building arsenals because they're the terrorists and
Speaker 1: are not, you know, responding to the actual terrorist, which
Speaker 1: would be Israel. And the other question I would have
Speaker 1: is at what point are we going to stop thinking
Speaker 1: that you know, Israel somehow acts on its own yeah,
Speaker 1: and that it's not our government by proxy, working through
Speaker 1: them to instigate these things, and they're not exactly dragging
Speaker 1: us along with them. It's not it's not the dog
Speaker 1: dragging the owner. It's the it's but it is the dog,
Speaker 1: you know, it is the bulldog, but it's it's on
Speaker 1: the leash of the person who's controlling it, not so
Speaker 1: much being dragged by it. They get to instigate, but
Speaker 1: the proxy that instigates. But America is going to profit.
Speaker 1: They're going to profit off of all of the resources
Speaker 1: that they're trying to steal from that. Those areas the
Speaker 1: best bank and Gaza, the gas, the oil, all that stuff.
Speaker 1: Do you think Trump's not gonna have a piece of that?
Speaker 1: Do you think that this isn't part of the federal
Speaker 1: reserve oave bankers that are making live expendable. And I
Speaker 1: guarantee you as well, because I've read up on this.
Speaker 1: Even if there's nationalists in Iran, they're going to be
Speaker 1: the targets because there's always people in place that are
Speaker 1: more than willing to sabotage their own country and betray
Speaker 1: it to be the new installed puppet regime for banking.
Speaker 1: So that's that's at play here, and we got to
Speaker 1: watch that because any number of balts, flag events that
Speaker 1: escalate these things are our potentials to have happened right now. Yeah,
Speaker 1: happy war weekend yep. So on the Associated Press one,
Speaker 1: we'll read it from this one, but it doesn't give
Speaker 1: us the same information. Like, of course Trump was right
Speaker 1: there to say that you know, America will attack if
Speaker 1: you try to attack back. It's like, why did other
Speaker 1: countries get to slap Why does Israel get to slap
Speaker 1: other countries around without any whoops, without any repercussions. Why
Speaker 1: is that a thing? The whale of air raid sirens
Speaker 1: and the rumble of explosions could be heard, and they
Speaker 1: did it to me again. This up on the side,
Speaker 1: everything's working well. And then I had to have Alo
Speaker 1: do do a rouder test stuff for me because there's
Speaker 1: something screwy with stream Yard right now, and I think
Speaker 1: I thought it was possibly the connection. A rumble of
Speaker 1: explosions could be heard throughout Israel on Friday, and Associated
Speaker 1: Press journalists documented explosions as Iranian rockets hit Tel Aviv,
Speaker 1: the commercial hub of Israel. Paramedics had five people were wounded. Yeah,
Speaker 1: tel Aviv is a it's not a big loss anyway,
Speaker 1: but it's whatever. And you know, anywhere you put your
Speaker 1: finger on the map in Israel, you're bound to hit
Speaker 1: a registered sex offender. Right, so, lord child a rapist,
Speaker 1: it's a safe haven for them. Hours earlier, Israel launched
Speaker 1: a wave of strikes across Iran that targeted its nuclear program, right,
Speaker 1: the nuclear program for what energy or weapons? And military sites,
Speaker 1: killing at least three top military officers and raising the
Speaker 1: prospect of an all out war between the two bitter
Speaker 1: Middle East adversaries. One. First of all, it's a it's
Speaker 1: a war of opportunity, it's not it's not anything else.
Speaker 1: It appeared to be the most significant attack Iran has
Speaker 1: faced since the nineteen eighties war with Iraq. The strikes
Speaker 1: came amid shimmering tensions over Iran's rapidly advancing nuclear program. Right,
Speaker 1: So it's an excuse to attack people who who are
Speaker 1: not attacking them, to be preemptive because twitchy brains, you know,
Speaker 1: schizophrenics will find everything a threat to them. But also
Speaker 1: it's all bullshit anyway, because what they're really doing is
Speaker 1: causing problems so that America has to go fix them.
Speaker 1: But that's how America gets itself into wars. That it
Speaker 1: wants to get into because America is an America, America
Speaker 1: is the banks, So use Israel as the as the
Speaker 1: plot device to get us to go in there and
Speaker 1: do what they're planning on doing. Anyway, for years, Israel
Speaker 1: has threatened such a strike, and that alone should be
Speaker 1: enough to be considered a terrorist state. But whatever, and
Speaker 1: successive American administrations had sought to prevent it. Yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: peering it would ignite a wider conflict across the Middle
Speaker 1: East and possibly be ineffective at destroying Iran's dispersed and
Speaker 1: harned nuclear program. What to know? According to the Associated Press,
Speaker 1: which is rothschild. According to the Bankers, what should you know?
Speaker 1: Israel struck nuclear sites and killed top military leaders Richmond
Speaker 1: and Richmond's sites and refinery were hit, leading nuclear scientists,
Speaker 1: so civilians. Iran's ballistic missile arsenal was also targeted and
Speaker 1: three of the nation's top military leaders were killed. People
Speaker 1: who don't want to get on the program with whatever
Speaker 1: infiltration and sabotage which is probably going on in Iran.
Speaker 1: Attack comes after weeks of escalating tensions. Iran said on
Speaker 1: Thursday it would activate a third nuclear enrichment facility. Shortly
Speaker 1: after a UN watchdog centered Iran for failing to comply
Speaker 1: with non proliferation obligations. Well, when one country doesn't comply
Speaker 1: and the rate next to you, and they constantly threatened
Speaker 1: to attack your country, I wouldn't sign any Yeah, sure,
Speaker 1: we'll tie her hands behind her back while we get whipped,
Speaker 1: you know, treaty or agreement with the UN. Either. Prime
Speaker 1: Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government survived, survived, Oh you poor babies.
Speaker 1: An attempt to dissolve Israel's parliament Thursday the most serious
Speaker 1: challenge to his government since October seventh, when they self
Speaker 1: attacked themselves. What international leaders are saying? Iran Supreme Leader
Speaker 1: Ayatola Ali Kamane vowed revenge, saying Iran would not allow
Speaker 1: Israel to escape safely from this great crime they committed. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean that's rational. Israel wasn't being an attacked by Iran.
Speaker 1: Israel just didn't like other countries having weapons that they
Speaker 1: could defend themselves with in case Israel ever decided to attack,
Speaker 1: So they attacked them first. That's wickedly disgusting. Israeli Prime
Speaker 1: Minister Benjamin Netan yahoo said his military planned for months
Speaker 1: to roll back. There are anian threat to Israel's very survival.
Speaker 1: Oh again with the fucking theatrics and the dramatics, the
Speaker 1: threats to Israel's very survival. Maybe if you weren't constantly
Speaker 1: murdering people in these countries and getting away with it
Speaker 1: because nobody wants to get tangled in with the US military,
Speaker 1: you weren't constantly antagonizing instigata, you wouldn't have to worry
Speaker 1: about blowback. There wasn't this much turmoil in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: and there wasn't a big bad Muslim or Arab boogeyman
Speaker 1: in the world that we're all scared of. Prior to
Speaker 1: the illegitimate establishment of Israel, the bloody one, which was
Speaker 1: created by terrorist acts and killing of British soldiers among
Speaker 1: their things, President Donald Trump urged around to make a
Speaker 1: deal before it's too late. Gee, that's funny. Why was
Speaker 1: he involved in that? Why is he talking about it
Speaker 1: at all? Because this is again, it's not just Israel
Speaker 1: doing Israel shit, it's is Isel doing Israel shit because
Speaker 1: that's the plan and that's something that good. Like, why
Speaker 1: do you think we're the world's piggybank for wars? Why
Speaker 1: do you think, why would Ukraine come to us for
Speaker 1: money and why are we giving it to him? Because
Speaker 1: it's the bank that's operating through our country and making
Speaker 1: us the collateral for that loan, for that grant of money,
Speaker 1: whatever it is. Putin talks with Israel and Iranian leaders.
Speaker 1: Russian President Vladimir Putin urged a de escalation during his
Speaker 1: separate calls with the leaders of Israel and Iran earlier Friday.
Speaker 1: Earlier Friday, to Iran, Putin condemned the Israeli attacks and
Speaker 1: offered condolences for the casualties, including civilians. According to the Premlin.
Speaker 1: In his conversation with Netan Yahoo, this is gonna get big, guys,
Speaker 1: Putin said the Iranian Iranian nuclear issue should be solved
Speaker 1: exclusively through political and diplomatic means, and urged both sides
Speaker 1: to return to negotiations, even offering to help mediate. Remember that,
Speaker 1: remember he did that what's Israel's what israels attack destroyed
Speaker 1: at the main Iranian nuclear facility. UN Nuclear Chief Raphael
Speaker 1: Grassi told an emergency meeting, Sorry told an emergency meeting.
Speaker 1: He didn't hold one, he told one, okay of the
Speaker 1: UN Security Council, that Israeli strikes destroyed the above ground
Speaker 1: section of Iran's main nuclear facility at facility at Natans.
Speaker 1: He said, all the electrical infrastructure and emergency power generators
Speaker 1: were destroyed, as well as a section of the facility
Speaker 1: where uranium was enriched up to sixty percent. So does
Speaker 1: that mean there's a giant poisoning event going on right now,
Speaker 1: you know, like what they did with Fukushima. By the way,
Speaker 1: I was going to get to this when I was
Speaker 1: reading over the Michael Collins Piper book Final Judgment, which
Speaker 1: we will get back to talk more about. It's it's
Speaker 1: all the things that are related to the JFK assassination,
Speaker 1: not just the JFCARE assassination. But they do cover the
Speaker 1: fact that there's a company and Israel a company with
Speaker 1: Massad IDF either former or still you never know with
Speaker 1: those massade right it's kind of like the CIA. It's
Speaker 1: literally like the CIA, where there's no such thing as
Speaker 1: a as an X one who run security for nuclear
Speaker 1: power plants all over the world and all over America.
Speaker 1: So at any given time, if this security wants to
Speaker 1: sabotage a facility in a different country, they can do
Speaker 1: it and of course, just like when you know the
Speaker 1: World Trade Center, our government would be involved in it, it
Speaker 1: be complicit in it, because it's the same entity. It's
Speaker 1: the same entity that you see behaving badly as this
Speaker 1: terrorist state of Israel is what our country is. That's who,
Speaker 1: that's what runs it. That's the true nature of the
Speaker 1: banking demons. So two minutes ago, just in Israel destroyed
Speaker 1: above ground portion of Iranians made nuclear facility. Yeah, we
Speaker 1: just heard that Iran rejects Britain's call for restraint. Yeah, hey,
Speaker 1: keep getting hit and slapped in the face. Quit hitting yourself,
Speaker 1: Quit hitting yourself, but don't retaliate, right because they can
Speaker 1: be trusted. Okay, that all the same. Iranian State TV
Speaker 1: reported that the country's Foreign Minister, Babas Aragichi told British
Speaker 1: Foreign Secretary David Lammy that Iran does not accept calls
Speaker 1: for restraint in the face of Israeli aggression. So well,
Speaker 1: that makes perfect sense. A gracchi Uh emphasized that Iron's
Speaker 1: response to the Israeli attacks will be decisive and definite
Speaker 1: based on the United Nations Charter Ah, based on the
Speaker 1: Charter ring Lebanon in Syria, close their space to commercial flights.
Speaker 1: There's a couple other airlines like Ryan something, Ryan Air.
Speaker 1: Sorry you can't go to Israel for a while. I
Speaker 1: know you've were really really planning on that and all.
Speaker 1: Let's see what the two new updates are. Oh, hold on,
Speaker 1: there's a picture. There's a guy with a I believed
Speaker 1: to be of Iranian drones that were shot down by
Speaker 1: Israel Air defense. It's a Syrian man, just a piece
Speaker 1: of shitty metal with the main or yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that's it. That's all we get. Oh, okay, they went
Speaker 1: from no casualties to israelis wounded, of course, and pretty
Speaker 1: soon there'll be six million dead. In ramat Gan, rescuers
Speaker 1: were trying to get out fifteen people from a house
Speaker 1: they were trapped in after it was hit by a missile. Right,
Speaker 1: your tender side, your sympathy and empathy is supposed to
Speaker 1: be turned on when it's Israel and when they kill,
Speaker 1: when Israel kills children and families and targets them deliberately
Speaker 1: because children and babies and infants are terrorists. Mind you,
Speaker 1: you're not supposed to think anything of it. But when
Speaker 1: it's you know, but then you're gonna get a dramatic
Speaker 1: SOB story about people trying to get out of a
Speaker 1: house and you know, Iran bad don't don't, don't look
Speaker 1: at Israel. Iran bad Ya see River from Israel's Home
Speaker 1: Front Command said authorities were trying to free them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: those that like to how the IDEF was trying to
Speaker 1: protect its people during October seventh when they were gunning
Speaker 1: them down from freaking helicopters and tanks. Yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 1: that's what it was. Gotta have, gotta have more casualties otherwise,
Speaker 1: this isn't a you know, it's severe enough event. So
Speaker 1: you know, if there's no if there's no, if there's
Speaker 1: a note enough fireworks, they'll they'll bring the fireworks. He
Speaker 1: said people were eating Friday night dinner when their house
Speaker 1: was struck, and many are older adults. The area was
Speaker 1: badly hit Friday night. The AP saw at least three
Speaker 1: damaged houses, one where the front was nearly entirely Like
Speaker 1: these little details we're supposed to give a shit about.
Speaker 1: But the complete splattering of children's innards in Gaza, Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's no big deal because they're from Gaza. Obviously, we're
Speaker 1: not supposed to care about that, aren't we Okay, well
Speaker 1: there there's that ridiculous nonsense. Mhm mm hmm. All right,
Speaker 1: well let's get it going. Hey, Alex, what's up, buddy, Karen.
Speaker 4: Oy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, mmm, sot like that day, a little bit of that,
Speaker 1: but I think we're gonna do a little bit of
Speaker 1: a Instagram as well. And the reason is, yeah, I
Speaker 1: forget where I shared it though. Okay, this is a
Speaker 1: big good place to start, I think, and not not
Speaker 1: an undercent agreeing with what this person is saying. Like,
Speaker 1: I don't think it's hard nosed enough. I think there's
Speaker 1: some things missing, but it's a good way to set
Speaker 1: up the framework here.
Speaker 5: Which between Israel and Iran will not just be the
Speaker 5: tip for tat attack that we saw last fall. In
Speaker 5: this February is because the Israeli Defense Force has said
Speaker 5: this quote, the Iranian regime has developed a plan to
Speaker 5: destroy the state of Israel by using widespread and precise
Speaker 5: fire from the entire Iranian access.
Speaker 6: They mean, of course, Lebanon.
Speaker 4: They mean bullshit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean a.
Speaker 5: Ground invasion using pickup trucks from all borders and undermining
Speaker 5: the regimes in Jordan and Egypt. We are at a
Speaker 5: point of no return.
Speaker 1: This is the verbiage you have to recognize as foreshadowing
Speaker 1: of a war. They're setting the narrative in place right now.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you there's people in Iran that are complicit
Speaker 1: with all of this, that are just waiting for the
Speaker 1: time when they're going to be installed and it's going
Speaker 1: to flip iran.
Speaker 6: Strategic window of opportunity.
Speaker 5: And now they've confirmed that they struck nuclear facilities in
Speaker 5: Iran already promised they would return fire for that against
Speaker 5: Israeli nuclear facility. That's his When Iran has been accused
Speaker 5: of developing nuclear bombs for the last thirty five years,
Speaker 5: you'd think if they were going to do this, they
Speaker 5: would have already done this. Now, the United States and
Speaker 5: Iran have been conducting nuclear peace talks. They've gone through
Speaker 5: six rounds of this. They have tried to negotiate a deal.
Speaker 5: They've gone through sixty seven days of their negotiations.
Speaker 1: And they had a few more left. But here's the thing.
Speaker 1: If you know that Israel isn't allowing anyone to check
Speaker 1: on it, and that they in one hand will exclaim
Speaker 1: how they have five hundred nuclear warheads and other times
Speaker 1: deny that they have a nuclear program, and knowing how
Speaker 1: how stile they are, how often how long do you
Speaker 1: let them build their arsenal if you're Iran or any
Speaker 1: other country and you still have some nationalists there that
Speaker 1: give a shit about what happens to the place, and.
Speaker 6: They still had about thirty days to go.
Speaker 5: Israel struck Iran preemptively without the approval of the United States.
Speaker 6: The United States is not involved.
Speaker 1: And I don't believe this is what I think he's wrong.
Speaker 1: I don't think anything happens without a plan set in motion,
Speaker 1: because when you say the United States, you're assuming that
Speaker 1: they're talking about the President and the Congress and all
Speaker 1: that crap. And those people aren't the leaders. The leaders
Speaker 1: are oivas just like the Israelis, and they're the ones
Speaker 1: who are in control of the monetary system. Those people
Speaker 1: and the clandestine agencies are who operate this country and
Speaker 1: most all other countries, even if it doesn't appear that way,
Speaker 1: proxy by proxy, through the debt, the banks operate run
Speaker 1: the affairs of most all countries in this the.
Speaker 6: Reason I think this conflict between Israel and I.
Speaker 1: Think that was the end of it. H Yeah, that's fine,
Speaker 1: you see that, right. I'm not gonna say it at loved,
Speaker 1: but they see it. Hello kitty. He likes the misfits apparently,
Speaker 1: mm hmm yep, it says the modern African. I will
Speaker 1: just say, uh, Negro genetic ancestry all comes from this
Speaker 1: area where there is not one stone structure built before
Speaker 1: invasion or colonization by Europeans and Arabs. Negros had no
Speaker 1: written languages and still made all buildings from sticks and mud.
Speaker 1: Until colonization by Europeans, they built nothing. At their very best,
Speaker 1: they were farm equipped. Uh, they were farm equipment. And
Speaker 1: their worst they are destroyers of cities. And he's calling
Speaker 1: the people farm equipment. That's not cool. Yeah, breaks into
Speaker 1: your country, flies a foreign flag, burnt your cities down.
Speaker 1: Who that one's a little a little disbibble to move
Speaker 1: off from that one for a little better.
Speaker 7: M let's see you did you cut outside?
Speaker 1: Okay? I give it, I did. Oh yeah, yeah yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: So I'm gonna probably get into the reading. I was
Speaker 1: supposed to start forty five minutes ago, but there was
Speaker 1: internet connection issues. I try to resolve them. I'm saying,
Speaker 1: I'm still seeing that this is I have a fairly
Speaker 1: good connection, but it's why is it doing that. Why
Speaker 1: isn't even saying that brand new installed fiber? What is up?
Speaker 1: What's happening? But they're gonna come out on Monday and
Speaker 1: give it a check. So right after Donald Jeffers this
Speaker 1: year or on the show. M hmm, that's not nice. Okay,
Speaker 1: and we are Oh they fucked me again. I gotta
Speaker 1: scroll up, bet, I'm trying to figure out why couldn't
Speaker 1: find where it was you son of a bitch? Hold on?
Speaker 1: I had everything set up, and the Internet had to
Speaker 1: do stupid things and I had to start all over again.
Speaker 1: Here we go. Hey, what's up?
Speaker 3: Teguay?
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, alright, let's go to this one. Ope, I
Speaker 1: got it right now. No, I've seen this before.
Speaker 4: I think that works directly with THEBLS.
Speaker 1: This one wasn't where we were at. Oh, here we go, though,
Speaker 1: this is new for us. I've seen this obviously.
Speaker 8: But you resigned from Congress in twenty eleven over a
Speaker 8: sexting scandal. Two years later, you stepped down from the
Speaker 8: mayoral race after sexting again under the alias Carlos Danger,
Speaker 8: and then in twenty sixteen, you sent lude text to
Speaker 8: a minor and served fifteen months in prison. In addition
Speaker 8: to becoming a registered sex offender.
Speaker 1: And is he not still married to that which Uma Aberdeen,
Speaker 1: you know, the face ripper.
Speaker 8: So with all that said, why do you think or
Speaker 8: why should New Yorkers give you a chance at a
Speaker 8: political comeback?
Speaker 1: Well, okay, now brace yourselves for some ayve rationale. Let
Speaker 1: me just say this.
Speaker 4: I mean, all of that happened.
Speaker 1: And yeah, and you know it happened to him. It
Speaker 1: wasn't his doing. Of course, he can do anything and
Speaker 1: have absolutely zero conscience, or a field that's done anything
Speaker 1: wrong and still be just as smug as they were before.
Speaker 1: They're like teenagers.
Speaker 9: And I accept responsibility for you. Won't hear me do
Speaker 9: what some other people in public life have done? Donald
Speaker 9: Trump or in Cuomo Warrior Adams.
Speaker 6: I'm a victim.
Speaker 1: See he points out other people. They look a look,
Speaker 1: he's going on this tirade the soapbox like you do.
Speaker 1: You should be humbled. You shouldn't even be showing your
Speaker 1: face in public. You're a freaking pedophile. And I can't
Speaker 1: believe he doesn't like his nose, doesn't dip into his
Speaker 1: coffee when he takes a drink out of the dcl
Speaker 1: far of that thing goes down, but pass his lip.
Speaker 9: They persecuted me for no reason. I was dealing with
Speaker 9: very serious problems. I was dealing with what I now
Speaker 9: understand to be addiction. I lost my brother step to addiction.
Speaker 1: Yeah, what addiction was that? Drugs or children?
Speaker 10: And I accept I didn't ask for a trial.
Speaker 9: I pled guilty, served my time in prison, served in
Speaker 9: a halfway house, serve probation, went to try to do
Speaker 9: good work for the formerly incarcerated.
Speaker 1: What were you going to say? No, they caught your
Speaker 1: red handed, dude. I'm sure your lawyer told you not
Speaker 1: to do certain things to make it worse for yourself.
Speaker 9: And I guess what I'm saying to people is, maybe
Speaker 9: don't vote for me in spite of what they know
Speaker 9: about me, but maybe consider that journey, that idea that
Speaker 9: we all go.
Speaker 1: Through things, we all go through things like child Yeah, right,
Speaker 1: child expectation, that's what That's what everybody goes through. No,
Speaker 1: they don't. No, this is a sick, sick individual who
Speaker 1: should be locked away from society and whose wife or
Speaker 1: former wife and Hillary Clinton may very well rip the
Speaker 1: face off of a young little girl as they were
Speaker 1: killing her and wore it.
Speaker 9: Come out the other side.
Speaker 6: And also, what does it mean?
Speaker 9: You know, I'm Jewish, but they have this notion in
Speaker 9: Catholicism around you suffer for a reason, so you can
Speaker 9: be of service at the other end.
Speaker 4: Do you hear this?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 11: What is it?
Speaker 12: The view?
Speaker 6: So I'm not asking people.
Speaker 9: I'm doing the opposite of what a lot of politicians
Speaker 9: do when they're in my position. Ignore that problem, pretend
Speaker 9: it didn't happen. Blame someone else.
Speaker 1: I am saying, you're such a righteous man. He takes
Speaker 1: full responsibility for being a pedophile. Yes, I did these things.
Speaker 6: I got into recovery.
Speaker 9: I try to make my life better and now if
Speaker 9: I can be self service and I'm a damn you're
Speaker 9: a brand new person.
Speaker 1: I get it. I get it right, those those tendencies
Speaker 1: and attributes, and you have all been washed away because
Speaker 1: you found what yahweh you found?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 1: You found You're you're you're sat in cult demon Like,
Speaker 1: what are you talking about here, dude.
Speaker 9: I'm a good politician. I come up with answers. I
Speaker 9: talk to people directly. I don't try to try to
Speaker 9: butter over things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it doesn't matter how many children he has in
Speaker 1: this trunk. What matters is he's a good politician.
Speaker 9: I try to be direct, then why shouldn't I. And
Speaker 9: if it's just because I have bad things in my past,
Speaker 9: that's not a good enough reason. I mean, look, all
Speaker 9: I can be, all I can ever be is who
Speaker 9: I am right now, and that brought me.
Speaker 1: To this and he gets moreris applause on the view
Speaker 1: that's horrendous and evil. Yeah, anybody by that.
Speaker 13: Each and every time I highlight one of these special
Speaker 13: churches out here in America, I get a whole lot
Speaker 13: of messages from Christians accusing me of tearing down their faith.
Speaker 1: I'm going to respond to something, but the hat doesn't
Speaker 1: help you any And don't say it's math and geometry
Speaker 1: when it's inverted and you're just bullshiting. I don't know
Speaker 1: who you're bullshitting, yourself or others.
Speaker 13: Well those messages at the end of this short but
Speaker 13: it's important for you to understand that I could do
Speaker 13: a story like this every single day about a church
Speaker 13: in our country.
Speaker 4: That's the home of demons, sexual.
Speaker 14: Assault of miners, child abuse, and incest.
Speaker 2: Those are just some of the allegation against an Upstate
Speaker 2: pastor and his wife.
Speaker 9: The couple was arrested last week, and tonight we're hearing
Speaker 9: the gruesome details of their charges.
Speaker 5: If you want to warn you, some of the details
Speaker 5: in this case are incredibly disturbing.
Speaker 15: It's the reality for neighbors of Kathy and Myronturbation after
Speaker 15: the couple were arrested in Greenville County on dozens of
Speaker 15: child abuse charges. The warrants say the abuse started in
Speaker 15: the nineteen eighties and continued after that. Warrens alleged Myronturbation
Speaker 15: made children perform sexual.
Speaker 1: Act Methodist churches just wanted to point that out.
Speaker 4: Looks on him.
Speaker 15: One document claims he would beat children to a point
Speaker 15: of unconsciousness. Warrens also say that Jerbachin made a child
Speaker 15: to eat rotten food from a dumpster and forced another
Speaker 15: to bury a pet he had just killed.
Speaker 13: It's quite simple. The reason why human's fine lodging in
Speaker 13: places like this is because this is a place you
Speaker 13: go and you bear your spirit to the person that's
Speaker 13: in a leadership role. This disgusting slovenly Jaba, the hut
Speaker 13: looking demon, took his position of authority and used it
Speaker 13: to absolutely destroy the children that were entrusted.
Speaker 4: To his care.
Speaker 13: God, if there was ever a time that I needed
Speaker 13: you to help me. It's right now, because I am
Speaker 13: so tempted to say some things that will get me
Speaker 13: thrown back in prison. This thing right here was beating
Speaker 13: and violating children and forcing them to eat out of
Speaker 13: garbage cans. This meet Zach right here was his accomplice,
Speaker 13: standing by and facilitating the demonic assault on these children's
Speaker 13: spirit and their body.
Speaker 15: Well, one mother who lives just down the street from
Speaker 15: the home tells me or.
Speaker 5: Her children would visit regularly, some even for Bible study.
Speaker 13: In this news has her feeling betrayed.
Speaker 16: If could you trust to someone and you think you're
Speaker 16: doing the right thing, going to figure out years later.
Speaker 15: That it's a monster, A mother's worst nightmare.
Speaker 13: I got a thirty five.
Speaker 10: Year old, she went up there.
Speaker 17: She used to go to Bible study.
Speaker 8: I have a twenty eight year old that used to
Speaker 8: go up there.
Speaker 17: All my kids used to go up there.
Speaker 13: These parents were unknowingly serving up their children to the
Speaker 13: demons that ran the first Southern Methodist church in Greenville,
Speaker 13: South Carolina.
Speaker 1: If you're a Christian and the way do you think
Speaker 1: predators are going to reside in the place of high
Speaker 1: trust way?
Speaker 4: I speak makes you incensed.
Speaker 13: I hope it's because you recognize that the devil and
Speaker 13: his minions have found a home in your sanctuaries, burning
Speaker 13: hell both of you.
Speaker 4: Each and every time I highlight one of these.
Speaker 1: This is Martin Lutherierlizie, you can see there.
Speaker 11: And you, my dear gentlemen and friends, who are pastors
Speaker 11: and preachers, I wish to faithfully remind you of your
Speaker 11: official duty, so that you too may warn your congregations
Speaker 11: of an eternal harm, namely, that they be on their
Speaker 11: guard against the Jews and avoid them so far as possible.
Speaker 11: When you lay eyes on or think of a Jew,
Speaker 11: you must say to yourself, alas that is the mouth
Speaker 11: which has cursed and execrated and maligned my dear Lord
Speaker 11: Jesus Christ, who has redeemed me with his precious blood.
Speaker 11: In addition, it is the prayer of Jews that I,
Speaker 11: my wife and children, and all Christians might be stabbed
Speaker 11: to death and perish miserably. And the Jew himself would
Speaker 11: gladly do this if he were able, in order to
Speaker 11: steal our goods. The Jew has spat on the ground
Speaker 11: many times over the name of Jesus, which is a
Speaker 11: Jewish custom, so that the spittle still clings to his
Speaker 11: mouth and beard. If I were to eat, drink, or
Speaker 11: talk with such a devilish mouth, I would eat or
Speaker 11: drink myself full of demons, just as I would surely
Speaker 11: make myself a cohort of all the demons that dwell
Speaker 11: in the Jews and that deride the precious blood of Christ.
Speaker 11: May God prevent me from this. We cannot help it
Speaker 11: that Jews don't share our Christian beliefs. It's impossible to
Speaker 11: force anyone to believe. However, we must avoid confirming them
Speaker 11: in their wanton lying, slandering, cursing, and defaming. Nor dare
Speaker 11: we make ourselves partners in their demonic ranting and raving
Speaker 11: by shielding and protecting them by giving them food, drink,
Speaker 11: and shelter.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so, what's your obligation again to Zionus psychopaths? Right,
Speaker 1: you don't have one, So knock it love.
Speaker 11: Or by other neighborly acts, especially since they boast so
Speaker 11: proudly and despicably when we do help and serve them
Speaker 11: that they believe God has ordained them as lords and
Speaker 11: us as servants. For instance, when a Christian works for
Speaker 11: Jews on a Sabbath or cooks food for them. They
Speaker 11: curse and defame and revile us for it, supposing this
Speaker 11: to be something praiseworthy. And yet they live on our wealth,
Speaker 11: which they have stolen from us. Such a desperate, thoroughly evil,
Speaker 11: poisonous and demonic lot.
Speaker 1: They live on our wealth which they have stolen from us.
Speaker 1: They live in our land which they have stolen from us.
Speaker 11: Are these Jews who, for the last one thy four
Speaker 11: hundred years have been and still are our plague, are
Speaker 11: pestilence and our misfortune?
Speaker 18: So what does this six scenes straight out of the
Speaker 18: Jewish Kabbalah Book of Black Magic.
Speaker 1: Have to do with the Hbbad lub I just brought
Speaker 1: this up.
Speaker 3: So here you go.
Speaker 18: Bavich Headquarters at seven hundred and seventy Eastern Parkway and
Speaker 18: Crown Heights, Brooklyn, New York. The tunnels from the Hbbad
Speaker 18: Lubovitch headquarters and synagogue or shul as Jews call it,
Speaker 18: lead two hundred and seventy four meters or nine hundred
Speaker 18: feet south in the direction but not directly, into a
Speaker 18: Jewish ritual bathhouse at three ninety four Kingston Avenue, which
Speaker 18: is linked to.
Speaker 3: A litany of horrific child rape incidents.
Speaker 18: In November twenty twenty three Jewish Hubbad monsters were arrested
Speaker 18: and charged for monstrous and gruesome acts against children in
Speaker 18: area schools. Children's items such as high chairs, strollers, diapers,
Speaker 18: and soiled children's mattresses were found in the tunnels. It's
Speaker 18: damning and raises many questions that aren't being asked.
Speaker 4: Why were they there?
Speaker 18: Cement hurriedly poured into the tunnels on the pretext to
Speaker 18: ensure the structural integrity of Habbad World headquarters and surrounding
Speaker 18: buildings and streets. Looks like a quick fix and cover up.
Speaker 1: And so they must have seen the person filming them
Speaker 1: with the camera or whatever or the phone, and they
Speaker 1: didn't attack them and scream at them and spit out them.
Speaker 1: So they want this to be seen as far.
Speaker 18: As no reinforcement steel or engineered.
Speaker 1: That's must to be a I mean that looks like
Speaker 1: somebody holding a phone up in the air or something
Speaker 1: like that. Doesn't look like a body cam from an officer.
Speaker 3: Racing was used.
Speaker 18: Concrete was hurriedly pumped to encase the tunnel spaces. It
Speaker 18: looks like sterilized using the crime scene to get rid
Speaker 18: of evidence. Questions must be asked and answered. The Jewish
Speaker 18: attack dogs at the discredited Anti Defamation League is now
Speaker 18: equating cement truck memes as being anti Semitic.
Speaker 1: Trucks are anti Semitic. Everybody, did you know that we've
Speaker 1: gone over this?
Speaker 18: But before I feel like the usual anti semitism ADL
Speaker 18: slur hurled like feces at anyone who questions Jewish mischief, menace, influence,
Speaker 18: peddling or buying, bribing and blackmailing of politicians, media shills, judges,
Speaker 18: investigators or critics. We're all awake to the overused anti
Speaker 18: semitism rules.
Speaker 1: It no longer works that one's fake this thing here.
Speaker 13: This is Utah Fire Chief Ned Brady Hanson being sworn
Speaker 13: into office as the Utah fire Chief.
Speaker 1: This is to remind everybody who actually runs the judicial
Speaker 1: system and why this is allowed, Because they're committing the
Speaker 1: same acts that the true operators of our country are
Speaker 1: known for. So there's leniency to fellow demons.
Speaker 13: This man holds a very very powerful position. But sometime
Speaker 13: after being sworn into office as fire chief, the National
Speaker 13: Center for Missing and Exploited Children started receiving phone calls.
Speaker 4: These phone calls.
Speaker 13: Were related to him abusing some of his family members
Speaker 13: and possessing and distributing explicit child images. Police interview family
Speaker 13: members and examine his electronic devices, and what do you know,
Speaker 13: that's exactly what he was up to. Utah Fire Chief
Speaker 13: Ned Brady is arrested and thrown in jail, and he
Speaker 13: appears at his arraignment. Presiding at his arraignment is the
Speaker 13: Honorable Judge Kevin Robert Christensen. And even though the prosecutors
Speaker 13: laid out all of the evidence that the fire chief
Speaker 13: had been molesting his own family members, Yeah, but.
Speaker 1: You know, when other people are just as guilty of
Speaker 1: the same types of crimes, you know, and they might
Speaker 1: know some stuff about them. Yeah, yeah, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 13: And distributing explicit materials. This judge, like we see so
Speaker 13: many times and so many other cases, lets him out
Speaker 13: of jail with no bail. Didn't we just see this
Speaker 13: happen yesterday with Devon Black and his explicit child images case.
Speaker 13: After this judge released the fire chief, these detectives, and
Speaker 13: much respect to them, continue to investigate, and what do
Speaker 13: you know.
Speaker 4: Around the time this fire chief is.
Speaker 13: Released from jail, he's been sharing explicit images and communicating
Speaker 13: about harming young children with the honorable judge.
Speaker 14: In a child poorn case. Also accused of sexually using
Speaker 14: two family members.
Speaker 1: For you do you know what I mean? They were
Speaker 1: involved in the same shit years.
Speaker 14: As we reported, Ned Hanson faces eight counts of sexual
Speaker 14: exploitation of minor. A newly filed civil lawsuit filed by
Speaker 14: his family claims that he's sexually abused two young family members,
Speaker 14: one since twenty eighteen, the other since twenty twenty. The
Speaker 14: family is seeking damages in excess of three hundred thousand
Speaker 14: dollars on the criminal charges. Hanson, along with former First
Speaker 14: District Judge Kevin Christiansen, are both charged in that case.
Speaker 13: And now it's been exposed that this judge, who prides
Speaker 13: himself on his active involvement with youth, have.
Speaker 1: A look at a smiling face.
Speaker 13: Everybody abusing chatting applications to communicate with others about abusing children,
Speaker 13: exploiting children, and enticing children. Oh and y'all know what
Speaker 13: happens when you get a couple of these dirt bags
Speaker 13: in the same room together. That's when the messages started flowing,
Speaker 13: and the chief was telling the judge, Hey, bro, I
Speaker 13: can get you hooked up with somebody that's nine years old.
Speaker 13: And the old honorable judge was like, oh wow, that
Speaker 13: sounds really exciting. Can we make that happen this weekend?
Speaker 13: And Utah, Paul, it takes works just like every other
Speaker 13: town in America. So this has now presented a big
Speaker 13: issue and all the judges are accusing themselves because they
Speaker 13: don't want to deal with this case. Yeah, homeboy, we
Speaker 13: knew it the whole time. You judges keep letting these
Speaker 13: monsters out. We knew what you were up to. This
Speaker 13: is Utah fire.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you don't want them to dig up anything
Speaker 1: about those other judges. That's why. The other reason why
Speaker 1: they're accusing themselves, because you know, they're just a fucking
Speaker 1: dirty What did I gout this up here for?
Speaker 19: Let's see, you have tens of thousands or hundreds of
Speaker 19: thousands of people supporting by their demonstrations, supporting commas.
Speaker 10: I want to show you something exclusive, Laura.
Speaker 1: So this look it's almost as if it's like a stage. Yeah,
Speaker 1: like staged background. You got your giant ass Manora here,
Speaker 1: you got your flag with the ren fan you know,
Speaker 1: Saturn cult symbol here.
Speaker 19: Oh yeah, is Adolf Hitler's book translated to Arabic mind
Speaker 19: comp It's the book that led to the Holocaust and
Speaker 19: the book that led.
Speaker 1: To World War two, litter the thing that didn't happen,
Speaker 1: thank you.
Speaker 19: This is the book that led to his victory in
Speaker 19: elections in Germany, which led to the worst atrocity of
Speaker 19: humankind which the British fought against.
Speaker 1: Well, this book, I mean, the Rothschild banking establishment was
Speaker 1: pissed off when that awesome guy right there held one
Speaker 1: of them for ransom, right and made him scrub toilets
Speaker 1: and floors, and that was enough to get the whole
Speaker 1: entire country decimated when they let him go. Yeah, yeah, yeah, was.
Speaker 19: Found just a few days ago in northern Gaza in
Speaker 19: a children's living room.
Speaker 1: Of course. It was yeah, right next to the Bible
Speaker 1: event or the Dire event frame, I'm sure both in
Speaker 1: Ballpoint I Got You, I Got You.
Speaker 19: Which was turned into a milit tree operation base of Commas.
Speaker 4: Yeah to.
Speaker 1: He wasn't just a film's home.
Speaker 10: On one of the on the body of one of
Speaker 10: the terrorists.
Speaker 1: Dead children is what he means.
Speaker 19: Murderers of Hamas and he even marked he wrote notes,
Speaker 19: he marked, he marked, and let and learned and learned again.
Speaker 1: I bet you this is just like that. There's passports
Speaker 1: that were going on top of the rubble.
Speaker 19: Yeah, and again out of Hitler's ideology of hating the Jews,
Speaker 19: of killing the Jews, of burning the Jews, of slaughtering
Speaker 19: the Jews, you have tens of thousands or hundreds of
Speaker 19: thousands of people supporting by the demonstrations, supporting Commas.
Speaker 1: I want it, that's what that's that's when you don't
Speaker 1: want to see more children and innocent people who are
Speaker 1: unarmed murdered by we ves. You were hamas according to
Speaker 1: this asshole with the manure behind him.
Speaker 10: To show you something exclusive, Laura.
Speaker 1: Mm hmmmm. Exclusive. You heard it here first and you
Speaker 1: can get it for only nineteen ninety five not better standing.
Speaker 20: By Magnus Hirschfield, an atheist Jew, was the first homosexual
Speaker 20: and transsexual advocate of the twentieth century, and also performed
Speaker 20: the first sex reassignment surgery.
Speaker 1: These are the people right now bombing Iran, Just letting
Speaker 1: you know he's the same milk, same tribe, same cult
Speaker 1: of child rape and sacrifice.
Speaker 20: Carl M. Baher, a Zionist Jew, born in Germany, was
Speaker 20: the first female to male transgender surgery. Back in the
Speaker 20: United States, all the major lobbying organizations for transgenderism and
Speaker 20: child gender confusion is done by you guessed it, God's
Speaker 20: not so chosen people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you remember Harvey Milk, that guy, Yeah, he was
Speaker 1: a He also was a big component of nambla Man
Speaker 1: Boy b Love Association. Right, but he's the He's the
Speaker 1: gay Jew hereal all right, the hero of San Diego.
Speaker 1: They have a street called Milk. You're next to normal Street,
Speaker 1: because that's ironic calling them a street normal in the
Speaker 1: gay section of San Diego.
Speaker 20: National Center for Transgender Equality founded by Mark Kaislink. A
Speaker 20: Jew Transgender Legal Defense and Education Fund founded by Jillian
Speaker 20: Weiss and Michael Silverman, both Jews. G L s e
Speaker 20: N or Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network directed by
Speaker 20: Eliza Bayerd a Jew T s e R trans Student
Speaker 20: Educational Resources.
Speaker 1: These things are nonprofits. Yeah, I must, I gotta say,
Speaker 1: there must be something that I'm doing completely wrong in
Speaker 1: my life if I can't pay the bills, and these
Speaker 1: people can create funds with such ridiculous, horrible, repulsive, repugnant
Speaker 1: the agendas and make tons and tons of money for
Speaker 1: their causes. Oh wait, it's because it's being artificially funded
Speaker 1: by the banks that want to push the stuff. So
Speaker 1: I guess that I don't really have that going for me.
Speaker 20: Founded by Eli Erlich in Sylvia, Rivera Law Project, a
Speaker 20: legal aid organization that advocates trans rights, founded by transactivist
Speaker 20: Dean Spade, both of which are Jews. Magnus Hirschfielinger.
Speaker 1: Here's the public service announcement for the day. Remember, mammograms
Speaker 1: are bad. We talked about that with doctor Lee, and
Speaker 1: I asked him. And here's the next one.
Speaker 21: There is no such thing as biopsy spreading cancer. They
Speaker 21: say that out loud, that they have not even one
Speaker 21: scientific study to show for that, whereas I have fifty
Speaker 21: to show that they do bread cancer. They just believe
Speaker 21: so strongly and so blindly in what they were told,
Speaker 21: and they're afraid of the truth because it's mean that
Speaker 21: for years and years and years doctors have been killing
Speaker 21: people through biopsies, and they always blame it on the
Speaker 21: cancer instead of on the metastasis that was caused.
Speaker 1: The eatrogenesis. The doctor intervention, whatever their medical intervention happens
Speaker 1: to be, if it results in death. It's a plague
Speaker 1: of eatrogenesis.
Speaker 3: By the biopsy. Be very careful.
Speaker 21: Never do a prostate biopsy, Never do a breast biopsy.
Speaker 21: There are better ways. You don't need the mammogram with
Speaker 21: its own radiation. You don't need biopsy to tell you
Speaker 21: if it's continer. You can be ninety nine percent sure
Speaker 21: by doing an ultrasound with a technician who knows what
Speaker 21: she's doing.
Speaker 1: There is no such You cut it open, spiriture your system,
Speaker 1: and then they say, oh, look your cancer spread. We're
Speaker 1: going to empoversy you and your family members while we
Speaker 1: kill you music. In two thousand and six, AT and
Speaker 1: T technician Mark Klein discovered a door with no handle
Speaker 1: labeled sixty four one A in an AT and T
Speaker 1: office in two thousand and six, Mark client of in
Speaker 1: AT and T data center in San Francisco. Behind it
Speaker 1: was a secret room called the SG three Secure Room
Speaker 1: run with the NSA inside a device copied all Internet traffic.
Speaker 1: This is two thousand and six emails, web activity, and messages.
Speaker 1: Do you think they still have that metadata for feeding palenteer?
Speaker 1: Do you think you're going to be on a list
Speaker 1: for something you sidehand commented or just watched online twenty
Speaker 1: years ago, including those of Americans, not just international ones.
Speaker 1: This setup allowed the n s A to monitor everything
Speaker 1: on a huge scale without warrants. Well, of course, because
Speaker 1: these are the OVAs, these are the paranoid schizophrenics, right.
Speaker 1: Klein also suggested that similar secret rooms probably exist in
Speaker 1: other AT and T centers nationwide. I don't think we
Speaker 1: need it, well, equipment is that exciting? I don't think.
Speaker 4: So let's go.
Speaker 6: I must became a.
Speaker 1: Yeah, whatever you say, done, move on.
Speaker 22: Then there are these two other bills.
Speaker 23: The bills are entitled access to abortion Care or they're
Speaker 23: expanding access to abortion care, and they slip in this
Speaker 23: minor consent provision to preventative care. But then on top
Speaker 23: of that, they delete the statutory prohibition on minors consenting
Speaker 23: to sterilization. The way that it's done in the statute
Speaker 23: leaves it unclear if there are limits or where the
Speaker 23: limits are exactly. To miners who consent to sterilization.
Speaker 1: It wouldn't even know what the hell that means.
Speaker 24: And it's pretty stealth.
Speaker 1: If you look at the kids, for Christ's sake, virilization
Speaker 1: just means clean to them, you know.
Speaker 23: Which itself it doesn't jump off the page. You have
Speaker 23: to look at it together with the statute that is
Speaker 23: being amended.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rebecca Roush send it as expanding abortion access to
Speaker 1: all miners. However, buried with within these bills is a
Speaker 1: radical shift and parental consent laws, allowing miners to unilaterally
Speaker 1: consent to all preventative care, vaccines, and major medical procedures,
Speaker 1: including abortion sterilization, without parental consent or oversight. Yeah, don't
Speaker 1: ever sign the the electronic sign in for going. If
Speaker 1: you find yourself for some horrible reason going to a
Speaker 1: hospital or a doctor's office, tell them to print out
Speaker 1: and read it and line out what you don't agree with,
Speaker 1: because there's consent forms within that that basically give them
Speaker 1: access to injecting whatever the hell they want to when
Speaker 1: you're under their care, if you're happen to be out
Speaker 1: for a surgery or something like that, And why would
Speaker 1: that be even a thing that they would do unless
Speaker 1: there is an agenda, because there's something in that needle
Speaker 1: that they so desperately or somebody so desperately wants to
Speaker 1: get inside you. It wasn't an experiment. This here is
Speaker 1: not correct. It was an experiment. It was a deliberate
Speaker 1: assault on mankind that killed about fifty million people, called
Speaker 1: the Spanish influenza, and it was done through a needle
Speaker 1: as well. But I'm sure they're all fine now and
Speaker 1: totally more legit and integral.
Speaker 25: Sifess that anyone who understands this viral meme will understand
Speaker 25: why virtually every fortune five hundred company in America sucks.
Speaker 25: It references the time the Dodge Brothers sued Henry Ford
Speaker 25: as Ford wanted to use extra profits to raise wages
Speaker 25: and employ more people, so the Dodge Brothers, who were
Speaker 25: shareholders in the company, sued him, saying that a corporation's
Speaker 25: only responsibility is to increase shareholder value. And it's true.
Speaker 25: The Dodge Brothers sued Henry Ford in nineteen nineteen as
Speaker 25: the Dodge Brothers wanted larger dividends, but Ford argued that
Speaker 25: he was reinvesting profits to him by dutch improved working
Speaker 25: conditions and lower the price of cars. In fact, when
Speaker 25: Ford rolled out the five dollars work day, he was
Speaker 25: paying his workers double the wages of his competitors. I mean,
Speaker 25: just imagine you sit down with your boss and he
Speaker 25: tells you he's going to pay you double what the
Speaker 25: company across town is paying.
Speaker 26: And it was Ford who.
Speaker 25: Normalized and popularized the forty hour work week. And before
Speaker 25: Ford did that, most factory workers worked six days a
Speaker 25: week for sixty hours a week. This guy was so
Speaker 25: pro people. In fact, he started a school that was
Speaker 25: not only free, but his students were paid a salary.
Speaker 25: They would learn through hands on work. But the only
Speaker 25: catch was they weren't allowed to touch the money until
Speaker 25: they graduated, so they had to put it in a
Speaker 25: savings account. And then when they graduated, they would have
Speaker 25: a high paying job at double the wages of their
Speaker 25: competitors waiting for them savings, and they'd be able to
Speaker 25: use a down payment to get a house. Oh and
Speaker 25: when Ford sold people cars, he didn't charge them interest
Speaker 25: because he believed that usury was a sin, so he
Speaker 25: allowed people to pay for their cars in installments and
Speaker 25: the price listed was the price paid. And if corporations
Speaker 25: today were ran the way Henry Ford ran things, the
Speaker 25: world would be such a better place. But the court
Speaker 25: ruled in favor of the Dodge brothers establishing shareholder.
Speaker 1: Because who are the people in the courthouse again?
Speaker 25: Yeah, exactly, primacy that the interest of corporate shareholders is
Speaker 25: legally above everything else, profits over people, and this is
Speaker 25: why it's so important that we support small private.
Speaker 1: He's going to go on about himself. No, so we
Speaker 1: just moved that on that toye too.
Speaker 3: Loops.
Speaker 1: We saw this, but we need to refresh this right.
Speaker 1: Trump taps Pollenteer to create master database on every American,
Speaker 1: and that's Hafiz Rashid to reporting that Trump's dystopian plan
Speaker 1: is already underways. Trump's administration has expanded pallunteers work with
Speaker 1: the government, spreading the company's technology, which could easily merge
Speaker 1: data on Americans throughout agencies. Throughout agencies, meaning whatever big
Speaker 1: brother picks up on you, your local asshole with a
Speaker 1: chip on his shoulder, douchebag cop can use because he'll
Speaker 1: have access to it too. In March, President Trump signed
Speaker 1: an executive order because he's definitely not a tyrant or
Speaker 1: a dictator, calling for the federal government to share data
Speaker 1: across agencies, raising questions over whether he might compile a
Speaker 1: master list. Oh, a master list of personal information on
Speaker 1: Americans that could give him untold surveillance power. And then
Speaker 1: there's a perim coming. I told you, mister Trump, that.
Speaker 1: If you're not familiar with that, that means a whole
Speaker 1: bunch of the nation's I ego am or gentiles are
Speaker 1: going to die at the hands of the digital here.
Speaker 1: Mister Trump has not publicly talked about the effort, since
Speaker 1: well he doesn't have to, it's already done. But behind
Speaker 1: the scenes, officials have quietly put technological building blocks into
Speaker 1: place to enable his plan. In particular, they have turned
Speaker 1: to one company, Pallenteeryay Alex Karp the psychopath and CIA
Speaker 1: asset and uh Peter Teel, you know, buddies with good
Speaker 1: old musket muskrat. Pallenteer the data analysis and technology firm,
Speaker 1: which is necessary to make AI work. It's how the
Speaker 1: information in the metadata is organized for AI to make
Speaker 1: sense of it. The government is ushering in a vast
Speaker 1: inescapable well that sounds, that sounds, a promising inescapable, hyper
Speaker 1: advanced surveial and state, and hardly anyone is even talking
Speaker 1: about it. I wish I could bring the funding founding
Speaker 1: fathers back to life so they can see what this
Speaker 1: country has become. Pallenteer is a massad front inside of
Speaker 1: the CIA. This is malfeasance at best and backstabbing sedition.
Speaker 1: At worst, our country has been sold out. It's been
Speaker 1: sold out for a long time.
Speaker 3: Guys.
Speaker 1: It happened in the eighteen sixties. I have not seen
Speaker 1: one mainstream MAGA influencer or anyone with direct ties to
Speaker 1: the administration discussed the recent Pallaenteer story. No one. The
Speaker 1: silence should tell you something. Peter Teil founds Pallenteer. Peter
Speaker 1: Tiel founds funds so Peer. Teel founds Pallenteer, He was
Speaker 1: part of PayPal Right, PayPal mafia. Peter Tiel funds JD
Speaker 1: Vance's political ascension. Jd Vance wins election with Trump. Trump
Speaker 1: admin gives Palentine contract to create database on every single American.
Speaker 1: Here's Fuentes, who's also a little weirdo. Trump's promotion of
Speaker 1: Palenteer is the ultimate betrayal of his own people, feeding
Speaker 1: every magat but his own people. You're assuming are us?
Speaker 1: Those aren't his own people. Not in twenty seventeen when
Speaker 1: he went all Shabbad on us, feeding every MAGA extremist
Speaker 1: into an AI database controlled by Acia Masade cutout. Seriously,
Speaker 1: if Palenteer isn't the deep state, then what is why
Speaker 1: you got to call it the deep state and just
Speaker 1: call it the international banking away vase what he says, bro,
Speaker 1: be honest, Are we cooked? And this guy says no,
Speaker 1: we need this to enforce the Personal Responsibility Workouppportunities Act
Speaker 1: and the public Charge rule that bars illegals from receiving welfare,
Speaker 1: tax credits and other financial giveaways. Oh, I'm sure it's
Speaker 1: all going to be used for a good right. They
Speaker 1: created the problem by by flooding all of these immigrants
Speaker 1: in his same little Avay buddies, but now they're going
Speaker 1: to fix it by surveilling every American. Sounds great. Relax, bro,
Speaker 1: Other federal databases already exist, Palenteers, just making it more efficient, Yeah,
Speaker 1: and weaponized and connected to red flag laws since you
Speaker 1: wearing red red hat and all. Yes, as just so clear.
Speaker 1: Palenteer are the good guys now, even though they worked
Speaker 1: to identify January six ers with Biden administration and they're
Speaker 1: involved in warp speed too. Alex Carp, the Jewish CEO
Speaker 1: of Volunteers, says America needs to get around the First
Speaker 1: Amendment to ban anti Semitism. That's how Alex Carp said,
Speaker 1: we need to get around the First Amendment to ban
Speaker 1: anti Semitism. So you shouldn't be worried about what this
Speaker 1: data collection does because it should be your right to
Speaker 1: speak your mind or think your thoughts. And no, maybe
Speaker 1: that's the long as far as your thoughts go, or
Speaker 1: just saying it wants and being done with it and
Speaker 1: you put it to rest and you don't even think
Speaker 1: that way again. Ever, again, it doesn't matter volunteers text.
Speaker 1: Has anybody ever said, ah, you know and you say like,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna kill that bitch, so like that, but you
Speaker 1: don't really mean it. You're just saying it because you're
Speaker 1: like blowing off steam and then you don't have no
Speaker 1: you had no physical or mental you know, no plan
Speaker 1: to actually do that. You didn't you knew you were
Speaker 1: saying the truth when you said it. But help, oh.
Speaker 1: Pollenteers tech has been used by the IDEF in Gaza
Speaker 1: and last year, yeah, yeah, they're creating lists of kill
Speaker 1: lists for the IDEF. Children are on that list, babies
Speaker 1: are on that list. They have they generate one hundred
Speaker 1: a day and when when they're getting ahead of the game,
Speaker 1: they ask Pollenteer for more. And last year a carpet
Speaker 1: brag that his company stopped the rise of far right
Speaker 1: far right in Europe, whatever the hell that even means.
Speaker 1: Just remember that the Trump cabinet will consist of Blackrock,
Speaker 1: JP Morgan, Blackwater, PayPal, Mafia, and Pallenteer. This is not
Speaker 1: a memoir, This is not an American Uh is that
Speaker 1: supposed to sailor? This is a bunch of gen x
Speaker 1: Cia Jews trying to sound based to impose total digital surveillance.
Speaker 1: And mister Flentes over here, who's also of a questionable nature, says,
Speaker 1: f that.
Speaker 27: Look what we built pg which single handedly stopped the
Speaker 27: rise of the far right in in in Europe.
Speaker 6: We built Foundry, which.
Speaker 27: Was just used to distribute the COVID vaccine and saved
Speaker 27: millions of lives.
Speaker 1: Yeah, how did this save?
Speaker 17: It?
Speaker 1: To people who said no to it? Like, what are
Speaker 1: you saying in their world? I think they actually believe
Speaker 1: their own bullshit or don't care because they're not attached
Speaker 1: to their words. They're just making sounds with their faces.
Speaker 1: Because you can't be that disconnected from reality. What these
Speaker 1: what these injections did, and what they know that they
Speaker 1: are going to do fully aware of That's why there
Speaker 1: was such a an emphasis on distributing these things for
Speaker 1: a virus that doesn't exist globally.
Speaker 27: We built what we call multi constellation, which off and
Speaker 27: called the digital kill chain.
Speaker 1: And they're not to say that people weren't sick. I
Speaker 1: wasn't getting at that. I was saying that the cause
Speaker 1: was not the true cause. So the solution can't be
Speaker 1: the correct solution either.
Speaker 6: Category defining products.
Speaker 27: So when you deliver these products in the market, just honestly,
Speaker 27: people say, this isn't going to exist, this isn't valuable.
Speaker 1: You know, he's a little leave dork, right like he
Speaker 1: would have I mean, besides innocent children, I don't think
Speaker 1: he would attack anybody, and I'm sure he would scream
Speaker 1: and cry and because his pants like idea of soldiers
Speaker 1: when they get shot back at. But he will have
Speaker 1: no problem mass murdering people by proxy because he gets
Speaker 1: off on that, and all of his little tribes seemed
Speaker 1: to like that a lot.
Speaker 27: But then it changes the market, and then the market
Speaker 27: is the talent to your market. Now, that doesn't mean
Speaker 27: everyone in the world's going to buy our product, but
Speaker 27: it means most of the sensible people in the world
Speaker 27: are going to define buy from the cabin.
Speaker 1: And it will never matter anyway, because it's not really
Speaker 1: for the consumer grade that this is designed for. It's
Speaker 1: for the government grade. But you already have the contracts for.
Speaker 3: It's not you.
Speaker 1: You're only just making extra money or you know, infiltrating
Speaker 1: people further by having a commercial grade. You know that
Speaker 1: that's that's not even the main objective here.
Speaker 6: Category we defined.
Speaker 4: Look what we built.
Speaker 28: PG Talenteer is doing facial recognition and GAZA creating kill
Speaker 28: lists for the IDA. Talenteer has a list of two
Speaker 28: million Americans that are designated as radical extremists.
Speaker 1: That's just two million. Now you know how fast AI works, right,
Speaker 1: especially when you've who knows, maybe they'll even integrated to
Speaker 1: d wave and let the d wave computer select the
Speaker 1: victims be rounded up.
Speaker 24: In a martial laws scenario. And you have conservatives saying.
Speaker 29: Oh, I like but I like Van look at his dog.
Speaker 28: But Van said, I don't care, Margaret, Dude, he works
Speaker 28: for Palette. Here he were, you might as well create
Speaker 28: like he.
Speaker 1: Such a doucious guy. I have a hard time listening
Speaker 1: to him, and when when he pauses and he makes
Speaker 1: his faces and his weird little lip thing and his
Speaker 1: little face, it's I'm having a hard time.
Speaker 28: Now you might as well have an employee of CERN
Speaker 28: being the president, you know, like it could not be
Speaker 28: more on the nose. You know how outside CERN they
Speaker 28: have like a statue of Vishnew the Destroyer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's not really that bad of a thing when
Speaker 1: you understand the whole thing behind that.
Speaker 24: But okay, and their logo is three six is, like
Speaker 24: it could not be more on the nose.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying what CERN means by it and how
Speaker 1: they take it and make everything dirty, but Vishnu itself
Speaker 1: is it's it's a it's a it's a it's a
Speaker 1: force of nature. Vish New Stirs was actually the last
Speaker 1: name I had for secondary channel because there's the whole
Speaker 1: story of vish News asleep dreaming his himself as all
Speaker 1: of us, you know, in playing out the lives of
Speaker 1: these different things, not being self aware. But at some
Speaker 1: point the the the vacation's over and the godhead uh
Speaker 1: goes back to self actualization or self realization and understands
Speaker 1: who he is. And that's what vish News stirs. That's
Speaker 1: why I named the channel that did this this go
Speaker 1: around a circle.
Speaker 12: It is.
Speaker 1: Record Tip's digital money, mass surveillance never miker tips, digital money,
Speaker 1: mas surveillance.
Speaker 4: Yay h.
Speaker 1: Yes, you'll eliminate anti Semitism. Who let this black guy
Speaker 1: in her? Those two guys saying that a.
Speaker 28: Brock is interesting. I'm more concerned about this suite of
Speaker 28: companies don't like Talenteer, which which is they're feeding all
Speaker 28: of the data over the Palenteer so they can manipulate
Speaker 28: it with algorithms, and they're everywhere. They're looking at the
Speaker 28: waste water during the COVID pay Yeah, let me you're.
Speaker 13: Back to this.
Speaker 26: I've looked at the scale of Palenteer and it's tiny
Speaker 26: compared to deep Seak and all these others.
Speaker 4: And Chatt GPT.
Speaker 3: I'm not like defending Peter Till.
Speaker 26: I'm just saying that it's like I get it from
Speaker 26: the liberals and the Israeli obses, where we won't call
Speaker 26: it the way palunder palunder Pounder.
Speaker 28: They have an enemy's list. They have an enemy's list
Speaker 28: of two to three million people that they've identified.
Speaker 1: As I'm pretty sure they didn't even speed this up
Speaker 1: at all. This is just how fast they are when
Speaker 1: they've had two cups of coffee and a line of
Speaker 1: cook I'm just kidding.
Speaker 28: Antual violent extremist, so this was being run by Alex Carp.
Speaker 28: Alex KRP said his biggest fear is that Christian nationalists
Speaker 28: will take over the government and throw him out of windows,
Speaker 28: defenestrate him because he's Jewish. He's running Palenteer.
Speaker 1: Well, you know, in the perfect world, perhaps that would happen,
Speaker 1: but you know, America is a bunch of pussies, and
Speaker 1: it's just more Jewish victimhood for a reason to kill
Speaker 1: people before they even can. They're not even thinking that way.
Speaker 1: But yeah, so you have to constantly give them reasons
Speaker 1: and excuses to like threatening their family and their lives
Speaker 1: because of something that they said online and talking about
Speaker 1: canceling them and making them poor while you set up
Speaker 1: no knock grades and shit like that. So yeah, I mean,
Speaker 1: when you do all that, then there's a reason for
Speaker 1: someone to throw your ass out of window. But it's
Speaker 1: never gonna happen, so don't worry about that. Carpy Alener
Speaker 1: has an enemy' les of th free million people. So
Speaker 1: Alex Carp doesn't like you, I don't think so.
Speaker 28: I don't know him.
Speaker 29: Probably not what you don't want to throw out of
Speaker 29: the window.
Speaker 28: I don't want throw out of window, but don't think
Speaker 28: shouldntroll Taling. I don't think you shouldntrol military procurement. That's
Speaker 28: my concern. And Peter Teal, I mean he's a suspicious character.
Speaker 1: Also understand why this guy's on with with Alex Jones.
Speaker 1: When Alex Jones plays fucking good, you know, he he
Speaker 1: dodges the question if he's not outright uh defending the
Speaker 1: J question, the j problem. And then he also reverts
Speaker 1: back to calling things China, which is in essence, if
Speaker 1: he really understood who runs China, it's like saying the
Speaker 1: same thing because it's not the Chinese. Chinese hasn't been
Speaker 1: China hasn't been Chinese since Well, like I said before.
Speaker 24: Says he's a Christian, but he's a gay man.
Speaker 28: He says he's a Christian, but he's really involved with
Speaker 28: this fornajia Ar who's sort of an interesting philosophers, involved
Speaker 28: with a lot of those Scrousians out there at the
Speaker 28: Hooper Institute.
Speaker 30: So these are two guys I don't.
Speaker 26: Cars got a degree basically a classical Western civilization, but
Speaker 26: what is Western people?
Speaker 1: According to Harry Job, why was that piece of information
Speaker 1: necessary just to stop Nick from saying something to try
Speaker 1: to trip him up.
Speaker 3: That's what this is.
Speaker 28: What Alex does off a Western means protecting is real,
Speaker 28: and that's wh they're all brock is interesting.
Speaker 24: I'm more concerned about.
Speaker 1: I'm the new Oppenheimer, my soul destroying day at Poundeer's
Speaker 1: first ever AI warfare conference. That's not the That's not
Speaker 1: a real thing, is it. He didn't actually say that,
Speaker 1: so he says I'm the new Oppenheimer.
Speaker 3: Wow, m.
Speaker 1: Speaking of uh, what do you what did what did?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Did Oppenheimer say? I'm Shiva, destroyer of rules something like that.
Speaker 1: It's going right along with the whole visiony thing right
Speaker 1: and Israeli, a sad company that helped track down j
Speaker 1: six protesters and brags about stopping the far right in Europe,
Speaker 1: will work with the CIA, FBI, NSA, et cetera, and
Speaker 1: be given every single American's personal information on an ongoing basis,
Speaker 1: tracking us all constantly. That's supposed to be a question,
Speaker 1: but I didn't read it as one. MAGA is creating
Speaker 1: a hyper surveillance state run by foreign Jews working for
Speaker 1: Macade Israel. I'm so tired of all the winning, you know,
Speaker 1: because that's what Trump says winning. I think that's also what. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's this name? Come on, Three and a half Men?
Speaker 1: Come on? When he was going through his tiger's blood
Speaker 1: in a winning phase. What the hell is that guy's mate,
Speaker 1: Charlie Sheen, There we go winning, and he did. He
Speaker 1: won twenty five million dollars in a lawsuit against Three
Speaker 1: and a half Men from being click canned from the show.
Speaker 1: So good for him, I guess. But he's probably also
Speaker 1: somebody who buggered up a couple of children himself. Charlie Sheen. Uh,
Speaker 1: that's something I wanted. I don't want that one. We
Speaker 1: ever went over that one while I wack. Let's scroll
Speaker 1: down here I may have started to here we go.
Speaker 5: Every time you translate a Hebrew tweet, you find out
Speaker 5: one of the craziest messages you've ever seen.
Speaker 6: In the past, win it was more relevant.
Speaker 5: I've documented plenty of cases where members of the Canasse
Speaker 5: that made some very dehumanizing statements, and there are many
Speaker 5: I can still point to. Here's one, Moisty Fiegland saying
Speaker 5: every baby in Gaza is an enemy.
Speaker 1: See see full stop, every baby in Gaza is an enemy.
Speaker 1: That's not a rational mind. That's not somebody you want
Speaker 1: to have nuclear weapons. That's not somebody you want to
Speaker 1: be supporting and backing while they're bombing other countries around them.
Speaker 1: That's a sick individual, and that's the mind, that's the
Speaker 1: high mind of these people. But you have to also
Speaker 1: understand what they express is a direct reflection of what
Speaker 1: the nature is of the people who run our country.
Speaker 1: And I'm not talking about a political figure. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about that which actually operates our country, manipulates it, and
Speaker 1: has had control over it for over one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty years.
Speaker 5: He said this on Channel fourteen News two days ago
Speaker 5: chrism Ariv Almind, which is the Jerusalem Sister publication. You're right,
Speaker 5: they're the enemies of the future, by the way, and
Speaker 5: we don't do anything to them. It is actually as
Speaker 5: that does stuff to them.
Speaker 1: Additionally, after recently killed, I can't say the word I
Speaker 1: guess in.
Speaker 5: Events this person said, it seems to me that young
Speaker 5: Americans need another September eleventh. Then there's Israel's Law and
Speaker 5: Justice Committee member Simshow Rothman, another member of the Israeli Kanessean.
Speaker 1: Saying he looks perfectly well adjusted to this guy that.
Speaker 5: The intention of the war should be to vacate these
Speaker 5: people from the land, that any people who are remaining
Speaker 5: there are only doing so to support the war. That
Speaker 5: these people are still the enemy. If they are supporting
Speaker 5: a war, well if you want.
Speaker 1: Them to, if you want to, you know, you just
Speaker 1: had You're you're not allowed outside that fish bowl. They
Speaker 1: truly live in a panopticon, so do we. We just
Speaker 1: don't know it. And they can't get out if they
Speaker 1: wanted to. They're surrounded, They're being killed from every angle,
Speaker 1: and their homes and everything that they've ever known is
Speaker 1: have all been destroyed. And you're like, if you don't leave,
Speaker 1: like where the fuck they're gonna go. It's double talk,
Speaker 1: it's a bunch of nonsense, because they know it's inevitable
Speaker 1: that they're just gonna end up killing everybody, and it's
Speaker 1: probably gonna happen with the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 5: I'm to vacate the land. Why don't they come over
Speaker 5: the border into Israel? Because they are our enemies. The
Speaker 5: children are your enemies. Yes, there are enemies according to
Speaker 5: international treaties about refugees and war. Every time you translated here,
Speaker 5: what's this?
Speaker 22: I see percent of Israelis are in fact allergic to
Speaker 22: the pollen from olive oil trees. Because your land you
Speaker 22: plan you're from rejects you, which is why as long
Speaker 22: as there is an active apartheid and occupation of a
Speaker 22: bunch of Hungarian, German, Polish and American terrorists that look
Speaker 22: like these two broads who should lay off the plastic surgery,
Speaker 22: we know that there.
Speaker 30: Will never be peace in the land of Pholocine.
Speaker 22: Even though the Israeli settlers who are Polish, Hungarian, German
Speaker 22: and American terrorists who have spent the last seventy seven
Speaker 22: years robbing, ceiling, lying and riping Palestinians, we know the
Speaker 22: land will never accept them, which is why this year,
Speaker 22: on the illegal occupation which calls itself Israel's Independence Day,
Speaker 22: what was Israel doing? It was burning to the ground.
Speaker 28: Muscill Uh.
Speaker 22: Do you want to know why Israel on its independence
Speaker 22: Day this year was busy burning to the ground, Because
Speaker 22: after the nutbub nineteen forty eight, which dispelled seven hundred
Speaker 22: and fifty thousand Palestinians from their homeland, what did the
Speaker 22: early Israeli terrorist settlers do. They planted a series of
Speaker 22: pine trees. Do want to know why they planted those
Speaker 22: pine trees. They planted the pine and evergreen trees so
Speaker 22: that the lands of Phialestine would look more like their home,
Speaker 22: their homes being in.
Speaker 24: Europe, their homes being America.
Speaker 22: They also planted these pine trees to hide the sins
Speaker 22: of the nutbab. The men they lined up in villages
Speaker 22: and plowed down with guns the wells which they poisoned,
Speaker 22: the live shop, they slaughtered, the children that they are
Speaker 22: killed or kidnapped. They planted these pine trees to go
Speaker 22: over the ruins to hide their crimes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so there's that. Yeah.
Speaker 16: Nineteen hundred and fourteen was the year in which World
Speaker 16: War One broke out. Within two years, Germany had won
Speaker 16: that war. The German submarines, which were a surprise to
Speaker 16: the world, had swept all the convoys from the Atlantic Ocean,
Speaker 16: and Great Britain stood there without ammun issue for soldiers,
Speaker 16: stood there with one week food supply and after that starving.
Speaker 16: At that time, the French army had uti they lost
Speaker 16: six hundreds of thousand of the flower of the French youth.
Speaker 16: The Russian army was defecting. They didn't like the Jags,
Speaker 16: and the Italian had collapsed. Not a shot had been
Speaker 16: fired on the German soil, not an enemy soldier had
Speaker 16: crossed the border into Germany and get here. With Germany
Speaker 16: offering England peace turned well. England in the summer of
Speaker 16: nineteen sixteen was considering that seriously, they had no choice.
Speaker 16: While that was going on, desionists in Germany went to
Speaker 16: the British War cabin from here, you can win this
Speaker 16: war if the United States will come into your allies.
Speaker 16: The price humans pay up its palatine. After you have
Speaker 16: won the war and defeated Germany, Aufi, Hungary and churches.
Speaker 16: They made that promised in October of nineteen sixteen. Now
Speaker 16: that is something that the people in the United.
Speaker 1: States remember Turkeys, where this all began five thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: with the tale of the British Etta. The real story
Speaker 1: about what happened in the garden right Carcemeish that's in Turkey, Cappadocia,
Speaker 1: the headquarters or the or the whether they called the
Speaker 1: end of the Goths. There's a reason why this land
Speaker 1: keeps on coming up and up and up and up
Speaker 1: and and it's cyclical. You hear about it. There's a
Speaker 1: connection here and it it runs really deep.
Speaker 16: They have never been told. They never knew why we
Speaker 16: went into the world worldwide after we got into the war.
Speaker 1: You remember, Brandis is the one who drafted this up,
Speaker 1: who got this plan going. It was just Balfour who
Speaker 1: sent the letter to.
Speaker 16: Great Britain and they said, let's have something in writing
Speaker 16: that shows that you are going to keep your bottom
Speaker 16: and give up the power queen after you in the wall.
Speaker 16: And that was called the Bottle Court decoration, the Bow decoration,
Speaker 16: with really great Richard Thomas to pay designs. But they
Speaker 16: had agreed upon as a consideration for getting your mind
Speaker 16: of states into the wall.
Speaker 17: That is where all the trouble saw.
Speaker 1: I don't like that guy. This is interesting. This kind
Speaker 1: of broke my brain a little bit because I didn't.
Speaker 1: I don't really. Uh, let's just put it this way.
Speaker 1: I don't.
Speaker 31: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't have any trust in any past president. And
Speaker 1: I still don't think that this guy did anything wonderful
Speaker 1: in his in his term in office.
Speaker 32: Where which is your house?
Speaker 17: Yes? Which is your house?
Speaker 11: My house was no?
Speaker 32: No, no, I said, I still is your house?
Speaker 17: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Well it's.
Speaker 6: With the green with the green.
Speaker 12: Three D.
Speaker 32: Yeah, it's a political issue. I don't use any doubt
Speaker 32: about that. It's an attempt by Israel to take over
Speaker 32: East Jerusalem, which is part of Palestine. And they've been
Speaker 32: living here fifty five years, three families living here legally
Speaker 32: fifty five years as seventeen members in the family. They've
Speaker 32: all been forced out of their homes and they've been
Speaker 32: taken over by Israeli settlers. And of course the only
Speaker 32: appeal they have legally is to the Israeli court system.
Speaker 32: And I'm not sure, I'm not I'm not condemning anybody,
Speaker 32: but it's obviously a matter of injustice and human rights.
Speaker 17: Good.
Speaker 1: But today Palestenians plant all the trees in West Bank
Speaker 1: in memory of US President Jimmy Carter.
Speaker 33: In memory of this president, we plant at in Dunham
Speaker 33: area of land with two hundred and fifty olive trees
Speaker 33: supported with internal avigation system and will be fixed from
Speaker 33: all borders to protect this land from any type of attacks,
Speaker 33: with our attacks from the settlers or attacks from wild animals.
Speaker 1: That's kind of the same thing though they're both wild animals.
Speaker 33: President Carter who passed away leaving behind him as a legacy.
Speaker 1: Ernest. Oh, that's interesting. Yeah, in the nineteen sixties, archaeologists
Speaker 1: found our bodies or our ancestors Norse settlements in North
Speaker 1: America dating to five hundred years before Columbus arrived in
Speaker 1: the continent. So I guarantee you there was things way
Speaker 1: older than that from our ancestors on this continent. This
Speaker 1: is found I can sell them. Yeah, this is just
Speaker 1: a Newfoundland, Canada, So that's not even in the in
Speaker 1: the North America like when you get in, when you
Speaker 1: get into the territory of the United States, there were
Speaker 1: I guarantee you there was other things like the mounds themselves.
Speaker 1: Mounds are how the Scythians and the gods buried the dead.
Speaker 1: And they say, oh, the mounains, it was a Native
Speaker 1: American thing. Yeah, who taught him? Who taught them? If
Speaker 1: that's true? And why were there so tall when they
Speaker 1: pulled them out when they were doing excavations and pulling
Speaker 1: out bones? Right, Okay, sure that's not difference.
Speaker 17: Real quick, I'm saying to.
Speaker 12: You that I know Hitler was an organic outgrowth of
Speaker 12: Jewish behavior and Jewish ethnocentrism in the heart of Europe.
Speaker 17: So Jews invented Ler, the Jews creative Hitler.
Speaker 12: That's right, because there is no anti semitism without Semitism.
Speaker 12: The one presupposes the other, Antisemitism only arises.
Speaker 17: And I'm not the one who invented that.
Speaker 12: Look at Theodore Hertzel, you know, studying Theodore Heardzel's concept,
Speaker 12: you know, and every time when Jews were unhappy and
Speaker 12: wanted to have a place of their own and expressed
Speaker 12: themselves and so on, a reaction set in.
Speaker 17: Why not they were.
Speaker 12: The way they behaved irritance? And so this is what
Speaker 12: this is what antisemitism means.
Speaker 1: By urgency, I mean start killing the children of you know,
Speaker 1: people outside of their tribe.
Speaker 12: First very semitism, and then there's antisemitism, which of course
Speaker 12: is a misnomer because the Kasars of vision in Europe
Speaker 12: are zemas. But nevertheless, we're talking about whether propaganda term antisemitism.
Speaker 17: So Hitler was created. What did you just learning eventually
Speaker 17: in your mind after your research?
Speaker 3: What was was there a final.
Speaker 12: Solution, the final solution that people talk about that the
Speaker 12: Germans had envisioned was a Europe without Jews through any gration.
Speaker 12: Every document that I've ever seen points in that direction.
Speaker 12: And to say that Hitler had this idea of the
Speaker 12: final solution. I remember Pierre Elliot Trudeau, Prime Minister of Canada,
Speaker 12: giving his feature in Toronto in one of the sports regiments.
Speaker 12: He was running for election, and he had the final
Speaker 12: solution to unemployment.
Speaker 17: It was to give people work. He had no plan
Speaker 17: to gass the unemployed.
Speaker 4: Hitler.
Speaker 17: I never had any plan to kill the Jews. During
Speaker 17: my nine year legal trialcy in Toronto.
Speaker 12: Reflected in this stickwad book here two thousand and seven
Speaker 12: hundred pages for the last trial, seven thousand paces for
Speaker 12: the previous trial. Raoul Hilbert, Pope of the Holocaust promotion lobby,
Speaker 12: never once could produce a feral order. Hitler orders for
Speaker 12: the youth in Asia and everything else that he did.
Speaker 12: Why should he be afraid not to have an order
Speaker 12: to do the most important thing? If that's what the
Speaker 12: Jews say, it was the most important thing that he
Speaker 12: could be rid of the Jews. He should have proudly
Speaker 12: made the proclamation framed that inhabit every German government office.
Speaker 12: Why did he care for history not to record that
Speaker 12: he wanted to exterminate the Jews? But there is no
Speaker 12: such order to this day. All these Holocaust hypocrites, to
Speaker 12: the contrary, not a single fear order has been found.
Speaker 12: And to the embarrassment of Raul Hilbery, who purchured himself
Speaker 12: in my first trial, in the footnote of his second
Speaker 12: addition to his book, he removed the idea of a
Speaker 12: fewer order.
Speaker 17: You know not, no order was no badshit for the
Speaker 17: operation of killing the Jews.
Speaker 31: So how did killing of Jews operation of killing the
Speaker 31: Jews happened or or did it?
Speaker 17: The There were cases of.
Speaker 1: Jews being executed, called Bolshevik communists, insurgents and subversives who
Speaker 1: needed to be put down because they were fucking traders
Speaker 1: inside the country. That's that's completely different than hey, you're
Speaker 1: this boom now. That didn't happen.
Speaker 12: There were certainly there was a policy of incarceration for
Speaker 12: certain Jews, not all Jews. There were five thousand Jews
Speaker 12: alive in the capital of Atol Fitness, Germany at the
Speaker 12: end of the Second World War. They got even their
Speaker 12: food rational cards in Berlin in the head a functioning
Speaker 12: synagogue until the Allies bombed it was a rabbi that
Speaker 12: came in by train from Prague to perform marriages, are midsbas.
Speaker 17: And so on.
Speaker 12: Because Israeli is historically with eighty two percent of the
Speaker 12: Israeli population not being Semites but being Kassars converted to
Speaker 12: Judaism eight hundred years after Christ.
Speaker 17: There was a job that will have recognized the Jewis state.
Speaker 17: Of course, of course it's it's the collaboration.
Speaker 12: As outlined in this book The Transfer Grimed by a
Speaker 12: Chicago chow called Edwin Black, details the collaboration between out
Speaker 12: of Flas Germany and the early Zionists. The scientist movement
Speaker 12: only got its tremendous influence of power in juist reality
Speaker 12: thanks to the role that they play in collaborating with
Speaker 12: out of It.
Speaker 31: You are using to answer me the bottom line question
Speaker 31: about Auschwitz. You went to the resident shut. But just
Speaker 31: let's conclude Auschwitz. Oh, you have so much research about
Speaker 31: it and your final on final, what was the number
Speaker 31: that you.
Speaker 17: Concluded that is will say credible?
Speaker 12: How many Jews died at less than twenty thousand in
Speaker 12: all these satellite camps, including Outwitz, and they died not
Speaker 12: of cassing. There was not a single gas chamber in
Speaker 12: all of national Soul dominated Europe because the killing method
Speaker 12: of executing with the criminal spies, traders, sabbageers, whatever in Europe.
Speaker 12: In every Gentile country Europe never ever historically was gas.
Speaker 12: The only nation that ever had this fetish of gas chambers,
Speaker 12: which is the most complicated, idiotic and expensive way of
Speaker 12: killing people, was the United States.
Speaker 31: What about all those guest cymbers that we found later
Speaker 31: after the war in it in Treblinka another places.
Speaker 12: Okay, Doctor Piper, the curator of the Auser Museum, was
Speaker 12: interviewed by my young Jewish friend David Cole, who is
Speaker 12: a Jewish revisionist. Yes on tay, Doctor Piper admits that
Speaker 12: the facilities that they're showing there were reconstructed after the
Speaker 12: war by the Soviet Army and the Poles. Now I
Speaker 12: sent an American technology expert, Fred Reuster, executioner dodging diover.
Speaker 17: He took the samples.
Speaker 12: He brought back over thirty samples had analyzed in the
Speaker 12: United States in the very installation that it has been
Speaker 12: shown to five hundred thousand tourists a year as Auschwitz
Speaker 12: One gas chamber where Rudolph Hess's gallows stand.
Speaker 17: Because he was going to be strangled and was strangled
Speaker 17: within sight of his crime.
Speaker 12: Nothing took place in that so called gas chamber amounting
Speaker 12: to killing.
Speaker 17: It was a Bunker hospital.
Speaker 12: It was a crematory, but it was certainly not a
Speaker 12: guys chamber, because no traces even to this day exist.
Speaker 31: Do you believe there's no even a single Jew killed
Speaker 31: by getting dead chambers during the war.
Speaker 17: That's right, it was not a German way.
Speaker 4: What about the.
Speaker 17: All the ovens, the famous You're.
Speaker 12: Making this mistake, and I forgive you for it because
Speaker 12: I used to believe in the Holocaust, and I was
Speaker 12: as loose with my terms about ovens, alvens a crematories.
Speaker 12: Now I understand that to Jewish people, especially Orthodox Jews,
Speaker 12: the idea of cremation is is as bad as eating pork.
Speaker 17: There was no crematories from as the reasons.
Speaker 31: Yeah, but you don't believe that it was or at
Speaker 31: least you know what, we believed that it was done
Speaker 31: because they wanted to to get rid of evidence.
Speaker 12: Well, look the area of photographs by the Allies that
Speaker 12: I used for my trials blown up three meters by
Speaker 12: three meters the National Archives in Washington.
Speaker 17: If you have been to the Holocaust, me say in
Speaker 17: the United States, I mean to see Beerenstein as a tourist.
Speaker 12: Then knew about you, but I mean allowed me there
Speaker 12: parasites and taking public money. So, as a member of
Speaker 12: the public, up everybody to go in there. Then first
Speaker 12: I told them I was coming, and so I went
Speaker 12: down to sell.
Speaker 17: What did you think about that?
Speaker 32: The museum?
Speaker 12: It is an upfront as far as I'm concerned, and
Speaker 12: it's fun of those things that I keep saying to
Speaker 12: you about ethnic ethno centrism and flaunting of Jewish power.
Speaker 17: There is no monument in the United States capital of
Speaker 17: the soldiers who.
Speaker 12: Died in Korea or in World War Two, but there
Speaker 12: is one for Jews who supposedly died in far of Europe.
Speaker 17: Don't you don't see something wrong with it?
Speaker 1: I'm saying to you, right, I'm sorry when I hear
Speaker 1: when in talks, I listen. I don't need to comment
Speaker 1: too much. That was kind of cool. Look, I believe
Speaker 1: you gravy, you like it. I don't know if this
Speaker 1: is a real thing or not, but I don't think
Speaker 1: you can see it anyway. We jumped off site. Hold on,
Speaker 1: but the caption says on Saturday, June fourteenth, which is
Speaker 1: my dad's birthday and it's also Flag Day, the Bolsheviks
Speaker 1: intend on implementing a nationwide communist revolutionary uprising. Keep your
Speaker 1: powder dry. Well that's stupid. So that's it. I mean,
Speaker 1: if anybody take, if anything, that won't be what's going
Speaker 1: on because they don't need to do it. They are
Speaker 1: they aren't in the fucking place. We created Bolsheviks and
Speaker 1: brought them and sent them with twenty million dollars worth
Speaker 1: of what used to be us gold to uh topple
Speaker 1: a Christian a czar and then murder his family. So yeah, no,
Speaker 1: and then the successive killing of how many millions of
Speaker 1: people by starvation and bullet between Lenin and Stalin? That
Speaker 1: was how did that happen?
Speaker 3: Again?
Speaker 1: What were we before Israel? Was Israel? Right exactly? And
Speaker 1: I say that as a euphemism or whatever for saying
Speaker 1: controlled by the same entity long before that entity then
Speaker 1: created its own little proxy demon in the Middle East
Speaker 1: to stirrup chit.
Speaker 34: Reports are coming out of Washington, DC that Donald Trump
Speaker 34: wants Peter Teal to quite literally take over the entire
Speaker 34: district and turn it into an organization that is owned
Speaker 34: by Pallenteer, where every single person living and working in Washington,
Speaker 34: DC is owned by Peter Teal.
Speaker 4: This is not a joke.
Speaker 34: I've been screaming this from the mountains for months. This
Speaker 34: is called tech feudalism. These are technocrats. This is all
Speaker 34: led by Curtis Jarvin, the creator of the neo reactionary movement.
Speaker 4: Look into it.
Speaker 34: The more you read into it, the more you're going
Speaker 34: to realize we are genuinely doomed. Reports are coming out
Speaker 34: of Washington, DC.
Speaker 1: Shooting sweet All right, oh boy, they're playing this game again.
Speaker 1: This is on May thirty first, fourteen days ago. It
Speaker 1: says breaking Elton John's test positive for AIDS. No, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: co Cooties nineteen postpones Dallas Concerts. Fortunately, I'm fully oh good,
Speaker 1: he's fully shot up and retarded. My symptoms are mild,
Speaker 1: he said. And this person said. The Pandemic Treaty was
Speaker 1: just signed. On May twentieth, Keir Starmer signed over the
Speaker 1: power to the World Health Organization to lock down the
Speaker 1: British people whilst we were all sun bathing and watching
Speaker 1: the Diddy trio. Well I'm not sure that's what everybody
Speaker 1: was doing, but appairly that's what you were doing, Happy traveler.
Speaker 1: That funny said, Uh, Nostra domb it's not this non
Speaker 1: nicodemus is Nostra dom I says, if Elton John was
Speaker 1: fully shot up and fully boosted, he'd be fully dead
Speaker 1: by now. I don't really did you really think that? R? K.
Speaker 1: Junior says, you know, Cooties was ethnically targeted to spare
Speaker 1: waves after they raised the fertility rate of because they're
Speaker 1: not human. Apparently waves in Israel lively the opposite of
Speaker 1: what happened in many other countries. Well, then they are
Speaker 1: completely opposite of us, because if you do one thing
Speaker 1: to one thing, one person, and you get this reaction,
Speaker 1: and it's supposed to be the same biological organism, but
Speaker 1: the exact opposite happens in another Well, they're not the
Speaker 1: same biological organism anymore than are they. And they went
Speaker 1: like hard and heavy on those injections in Israel, and
Speaker 1: I was under the impressions because they don't give a
Speaker 1: fuck about their people either, because that was the whole idea.
Speaker 1: They couldn't stand to the people who created that little
Speaker 1: country don't really care too much for it. Maybe besides
Speaker 1: the Shabad, they might care about them because they're good
Speaker 1: tools to be manipulated, But the average boy who doesn't
Speaker 1: have any money, they despise or is middle class, they despise.
Speaker 1: If they're not in the old cultish bloodline of the
Speaker 1: freaking Saturn cult. They're expendable and they're just there to
Speaker 1: be targeted by them whenever it's appropriate, like you know,
Speaker 1: Hannibal directive style of stuff. On October seventh. That's kind
Speaker 1: of kind of catchy. I don't know what this is
Speaker 1: all about.
Speaker 30: You probably thought they photo shopped him short. No, this
Speaker 30: is the video version.
Speaker 3: He is.
Speaker 29: This guy right here is five to seven. Look at Joe.
Speaker 29: Let's start from his Wow. I mean, this is like
Speaker 29: a chucky doll. Guys, hold on, let's see if.
Speaker 22: My uh, pretend you met Joe before and this is
Speaker 22: the only image you've seen, and then imagine what type
Speaker 22: of guy is about to be reviewed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, if you saw this, you would go, oh, that's
Speaker 7: probably problem child or maybe just a chucky doll or
Speaker 7: something like that.
Speaker 29: So then let's move up a little bit.
Speaker 7: I mean, even Timpoole has a more adult This is
Speaker 7: a fifty seven year old man's bottom.
Speaker 29: I mean it doesn't really look right.
Speaker 7: And then you go up and again so hot if
Speaker 7: you see how like when you see him on his show,
Speaker 7: you go, oh, he's got giant muscles.
Speaker 29: He's so strung, but they're this big. They're this big.
Speaker 29: He's shrunken down.
Speaker 13: You see, there's a lot of people realizing for the
Speaker 13: first time that this is not shop.
Speaker 29: Yes, people thought this was shoped. Look it's the video version.
Speaker 29: Look at those little legs.
Speaker 30: I mean literally his leg that's like a kid's short
Speaker 30: that he's wearing to make pants.
Speaker 29: And he is just so tiny. I'll show you this.
Speaker 29: She is not doctored. It's real, and we'll play this
Speaker 29: from front to back.
Speaker 6: You could see.
Speaker 4: Look at it.
Speaker 29: You're telling me, I'm supposed to be afraid of this.
Speaker 1: And remember this is the guy who was just going
Speaker 1: there's violence in my history. I'm a killer. Look at
Speaker 1: the sta you don't believe me.
Speaker 29: Here's the woman.
Speaker 30: The woman is the same height.
Speaker 29: She's standing in a dip right now.
Speaker 3: He's on the top of a watch chat or cam's
Speaker 3: seismic sensors and never got anything with that. And people
Speaker 3: kept saying, look at him, I.
Speaker 29: Mean he's smaller than the woman. So unless the woman
Speaker 29: is seven feet tall, you.
Speaker 3: Know you need to do habituation. So I thought, you
Speaker 3: know what, leave the high tech equipment at home, come
Speaker 3: out here.
Speaker 30: And look, Oh my god, that shot is a thing
Speaker 30: of beauty.
Speaker 3: Fish look at so I thought, you know what that dude.
Speaker 1: Does not five p. Seven that they keep on referencing
Speaker 1: to Joe, to the.
Speaker 3: High tech equipment at home, come out.
Speaker 29: Look. I mean, guys, that is a child.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's bullshit. I mean, he's sure, and we get it,
Speaker 1: but that'sdiculous. They take a lot of pictures of this guy. Jesus,
Speaker 1: I wonder if he was just there for the photo op.
Speaker 3: He needs to stand down.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, you talking about President Trump like there's more
Speaker 1: drama for those people who like the lowbrow, low comprehension
Speaker 1: soap opera distractions. Then you have this retard here, George Hamilton,
Speaker 1: who fucking runs California in two thousand. Yeah see, I don't.
Speaker 1: I have my reservations with O'Keefe too. I think a
Speaker 1: lot of the reasons why he pops up in a
Speaker 1: lot of places is because he is the mole, he's
Speaker 1: the asset, he's the person who's in the places and
Speaker 1: the reason and when things get targeted then it's because,
Speaker 1: you know, because he's there, or it's because he's supposed
Speaker 1: to play his role at that time for the cameras.
Speaker 1: I think he's a distractions walking around with blood on
Speaker 1: his face still and he didn't clean it up because
Speaker 1: he's going to be interviewed. It's just some of this stuff,
Speaker 1: it's kind of that's like, that's like, you know, that's
Speaker 1: like a way way Jesse Smallettle style stuff. You can
Speaker 1: take the you can take the news off your neck. Now,
Speaker 1: you know, did we get to this one yesterday?
Speaker 4: Let me tell you something about these Canadians.
Speaker 13: Sometimes I totally understand why Old Trump wants to buy
Speaker 13: the place, because when these guys get down, they go hard.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 13: Recently they formed a unified task force and they decided
Speaker 13: to take out all of the people that were actively
Speaker 13: exploiting children all across Canada. They got thirty six predators
Speaker 13: in Ontario, another five in Manitoba, grabbed another thirteen and winip.
Speaker 1: If there's more than twenty people in Manitoba, they would
Speaker 1: have had more right. They should have gone to like
Speaker 1: Yah though NYC gone down to Luvich. They could have
Speaker 1: taken them all.
Speaker 13: Big and that's not all and pretty much every province
Speaker 13: in Canada. They swooped these predators up over one hundred
Speaker 13: and thirty of them were arrested. And these people are
Speaker 13: not lightweight predators. They're people like James dah seventy two
Speaker 13: years old, who showed up with a bag of candy
Speaker 13: and treats expecting to pick up a child under the
Speaker 13: age of ten.
Speaker 4: Twenty four year old.
Speaker 1: Con dude, he definitely is you know, he definitely is
Speaker 1: old school. If he's thinking candy, does that you got
Speaker 1: to get like a game player or something for some
Speaker 1: fuck's sake, you know, Nintendo Switch. Nobody wants candy anymore. Skiddy,
Speaker 1: he has some worthers in his pocket that had lint
Speaker 1: on him like an old lady. Right, hey, you guys, Hoddy, I'm.
Speaker 13: Off Batiya, who was already under investigation for assaulting a child,
Speaker 13: who also showed up to pick up a young child,
Speaker 13: and the Unified Task Force was quick to roll out
Speaker 13: the releases, telling the world these people have their wires
Speaker 13: completely disconnected. There isn't any amount of psychotherapy or medicine
Speaker 13: that can be administered to rewire.
Speaker 1: Eternally damaged, horrifically dangerous is what the satman says as
Speaker 1: about them. Eternally damaged, horrifically dangerous.
Speaker 13: They're cognitive deficiencies, and I quote, they are eternally damaged
Speaker 13: and horrifically dangerous. And right about the time you think
Speaker 13: we need to look up to Canada and get our
Speaker 13: shit together in the United States. Five days later comes
Speaker 13: the next press release, not from the task Force. Almost
Speaker 13: every single person accused in the sweep has been released.
Speaker 13: I guess it doesn't matter what country we're in. Every
Speaker 13: single time there's going to be a judge that feels
Speaker 13: the same way. And keep in mind, it wasn't just
Speaker 13: one judge. These were multiple provinces, fucking Canada. Man, Right
Speaker 13: when I was starting to look up to you too,
Speaker 13: let me tell you something.
Speaker 4: About these.
Speaker 1: He might be all cut up now, Oh, this one's
Speaker 1: kind of messed up. I'm not gonna play the whole thing,
Speaker 1: but I think schmoothy, like, why would why did he
Speaker 1: know Michael Jackson? Why did Who the fuck is this guy?
Speaker 4: And what is he?
Speaker 32: Oh?
Speaker 1: He's a right but no, what else is he? Fucking massade?
Speaker 17: Like, why is he?
Speaker 1: What is he besides a little demon freaking trol? But
Speaker 1: he said that Michael Jackson would call him up crying
Speaker 1: about the children in palsign because he just didn't understand,
Speaker 1: you know, through the through the Jewish rationale, that it's
Speaker 1: okay to murdered children.
Speaker 17: Michael's greatest mistake was really feel you.
Speaker 1: Know, his mistake is that he really did feel for
Speaker 1: the play of children. Did you hear that? I don't
Speaker 1: know if he was stopping and starting a different sentence
Speaker 1: or a different thought, But with with somebody like this,
Speaker 1: you can't just assume that his biggest mistake. So he's
Speaker 1: already blaming Michael Jackson for having a flaw, And the
Speaker 1: flaw is empathy and compassion, because that's that's not that's
Speaker 1: not the way empathy and compassion for other living beings,
Speaker 1: especially humans and children. That's not cool. Look at this
Speaker 1: guy's fucking face.
Speaker 4: Man, all the.
Speaker 1: Michael used to call him up and say, I saw
Speaker 1: that the idea of kill his Palestinian child. Do you
Speaker 1: think that's a real premise? Do you think that's really
Speaker 1: something that Michael Jackson would call this fucking guy? And
Speaker 1: if it is, or if it isn't, why is he
Speaker 1: saying that you cry the whole day and I have
Speaker 1: to explain that you're not supposed to have a conscience
Speaker 1: be quite constantly. What was his mistake. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: having compassion? What about the man?
Speaker 17: Yeah? With that free.
Speaker 10: What about.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you get.
Speaker 6: Where get Away goes wrong?
Speaker 1: You can start looking at everything that you were. They
Speaker 1: framed for your mind to think that he was a
Speaker 1: weirdo for in a whole different way. Why see the
Speaker 1: play not the greatest song in the world, It's really not.
Speaker 1: But it's this never released song. And apparently they would
Speaker 1: do this with a I because look at the extra
Speaker 1: things there.
Speaker 32: Of the days of old, just a century ago, when
Speaker 32: stories of peace were.
Speaker 29: Told of how Galilee.
Speaker 28: Ran through the Jordan River, what remains a cold.
Speaker 29: Tales of war, of the death and dying.
Speaker 5: Bombshells are flying bodies multiplying, see the children crimes?
Speaker 3: What of it?
Speaker 29: Did a great by you?
Speaker 30: How fathers te.
Speaker 1: Get the idea? But how interesting is that he's been
Speaker 1: gone since two thousand and nine and he can still
Speaker 1: make an impact on present day. I think we went
Speaker 1: through all this. Yeah, we might be all cut up
Speaker 1: now Hey, then we did that one. Oh we at
Speaker 1: the end.
Speaker 28: Let's see, it's left is Iran. Once Iran is out
Speaker 28: of the picture, Israel dominates the whole region. Israel becomes
Speaker 28: the only nuclear power in the region. They control the
Speaker 28: US government. They have immense influence in Saudi Arabia, the Emirates,
Speaker 28: Bahrain Cutter, they control Siri and Jordan by proxy effectively,
Speaker 28: and Iraq with the.
Speaker 24: Run out of the picture.
Speaker 1: They control them because they devastated them using American forces,
Speaker 1: because America is you understand again, Israel does all the
Speaker 1: barking and biting, but it's not who the freaking world's
Speaker 1: afraid of, and they do the instigating so that it's
Speaker 1: not always America causing the conflict. But it's the same
Speaker 1: people working together. It's the same entity. It's the same
Speaker 1: tribe that operates through here, that created that place to
Speaker 1: do what they're doing. It's not separate. It's not oh man,
Speaker 1: we are stuck with this cross to bear Israel. No,
Speaker 1: it's not true, or this ren fans started bear if
Speaker 1: you really want to be funny about it. No, they're
Speaker 1: doing what they're supposed to be doing. That's what their
Speaker 1: job is, that's what their function is in Israel is
Speaker 1: to do this shit and have this blah blah blah
Speaker 1: back and forth for the public when all in reality,
Speaker 1: this is all planned here and it's gonna be benefiting
Speaker 1: the banks that control this place, and you gotta separate
Speaker 1: yourself from the idea of bank just means money, or
Speaker 1: that's shortsighted because they're involved in other things in banking, well,
Speaker 1: no shit, But if you control what makes the world
Speaker 1: go round, that's a pretty good base of operations to
Speaker 1: hide behind while you're doing all your other nefarious, clandestine shit.
Speaker 1: As a cult that absolutely hates everything European, Norwegian, Scandinavian,
Speaker 1: anything that's Gothic, Germanic, dare I say Arian.
Speaker 28: They not only control the Middle East, they control the
Speaker 28: Suez Canal, the Red Sea, but also the Persian Golf,
Speaker 28: all the oil, all the natural gas, all the commerce,
Speaker 28: all the shipping that goes through the Red Sea, all
Speaker 28: the shipping and oil that comes from the Persian Gulf,
Speaker 28: all of the overland trade routes, the rail, the highways,
Speaker 28: communications infrastructure, the right.
Speaker 1: And then this is why they hate nationalists, because nationalists
Speaker 1: wouldn't let them weasel their way into their countries as
Speaker 1: private corporations to siphon the wealth out of those countries
Speaker 1: and give them nothing but the toxic waste and the
Speaker 1: environmental impact to deal with. That's what they want to do. Everywhere.
Speaker 1: When Libya nationalized their mineral resources, everything was free for
Speaker 1: the people. I think that's a step up actually than
Speaker 1: what was happening in Germany. And I'm not saying that Germany's.
Speaker 1: Germany's model under it was probably fucking awesome for the people,
Speaker 1: but I think I think Gadafi had to on steroids
Speaker 1: even better. Those places all disappear because our country goes
Speaker 1: and kills people for Israel. But it's really again, they
Speaker 1: plan hashed hashed here. They get their quote unquote intel
Speaker 1: from Israel. That's what makes them. You know, they're not
Speaker 1: they're not. They're not as far as as far as
Speaker 1: allies go. They're the worst.
Speaker 28: Ports situated in this area that go from Asia to Europe,
Speaker 28: from Africa into Europe and Asia, it's all going to
Speaker 28: go through a region dominated by Israel.
Speaker 24: That's the big picture. So the United States has spent trill.
Speaker 1: They have you thinking it has to do with Holy
Speaker 1: Land and blah blah blah. Isn't that a nice cute
Speaker 1: little scam? And this is now that's why you They
Speaker 1: can manipulate the minds of the Christians, the Muslims, and
Speaker 1: the Jews. All things they created, all things they created
Speaker 1: with one douchebag named Abraham does about to kill his
Speaker 1: own son. Wasn't a real thing anyway, Well maybe it was.
Speaker 1: I mean he was fumigating, which means he was doing
Speaker 1: drugs and a tent before he got all whacked out
Speaker 1: of his mind to decide to kill his son. But
Speaker 1: that's all Saturn cult stuff. And isn't it interesting that
Speaker 1: Abraham would be engaging in something that Saturn slash Chronos did,
Speaker 1: which was consumer his children.
Speaker 28: Millions of dollars, thousands have died, We have ruined this region.
Speaker 28: Refugees have poured into Europe and the United States. They
Speaker 28: hate us. They will carry out tear rist attacks in
Speaker 28: our lifetimes because of this.
Speaker 24: Nine to eleven, all of this has happened.
Speaker 29: Dark domesic, right, whoa, whoa, whoa?
Speaker 6: Are you saying?
Speaker 1: Did he just pull the Muslims? Did it on us?
Speaker 1: Is he an idiot?
Speaker 13: Sick?
Speaker 28: Situation is worsened, Our country's gone bankrupt, our military he's
Speaker 28: been drawn into this.
Speaker 24: We can't folk it.
Speaker 1: Not being drawn into anything. This is this is all
Speaker 1: orchestrated here.
Speaker 24: It's on our real competitor, which is China.
Speaker 1: So there we could basically he's pulling Alex Jones with
Speaker 1: the whole China ship. He completely dispendited himself. Just now,
Speaker 1: China is also a wavade. We got a little bit more.
Speaker 1: Let's see what we got here. Here he is looking
Speaker 1: totally not like a super agent, mister douchebag FBI CIA
Speaker 1: guy here totally not Peter Tile looking uh not as
Speaker 1: gay as usual.
Speaker 3: Mister till.
Speaker 1: Do you have any comments about volunteers surveillance of the
Speaker 1: American people, sir? Any of her not look like he
Speaker 1: just stepped off at fucking like a like a military base,
Speaker 1: like look at them. He looks like military intel.
Speaker 17: Connections to Jeffrey Depstein. People are rather concerned.
Speaker 1: He's even walking with a military posture.
Speaker 17: That last particular one.
Speaker 3: You're setting up a big brother surveillance system.
Speaker 1: He would he would be at home in a police
Speaker 1: officer uniform and he probably does dress up for his
Speaker 1: boyfriend and people know it, Sir.
Speaker 12: Nik The American people want this surveillance tech being used
Speaker 12: against them.
Speaker 1: You think you gotta find somebody that had less feminine
Speaker 1: a voice to ask him these questions, like usually usually
Speaker 1: your your your your your security detail would tackle a
Speaker 1: guy like this, But this guy was such a non
Speaker 1: threatening feminine male that they just let him keep asking questions.
Speaker 17: And comments at all on the Epstein connections.
Speaker 1: You're meeting with them, he has John tends uphen he
Speaker 1: said that.
Speaker 30: Still admit.
Speaker 17: People are waking up to what you're doing there, sir.
Speaker 6: If that's why we're you're covering this.
Speaker 1: Oh, this is good. We'll finish with this morning.
Speaker 2: I'm going to terrify alarm and update you on twenty
Speaker 2: three and meet.
Speaker 1: So you'd have to be privy to some of the
Speaker 1: doctor Manso talks that he and I have had. Most
Speaker 1: of them are recorded, some of the stuff that we've
Speaker 1: talked about on the side. But the whole quantum connection thing,
Speaker 1: with your quantum integrament with your DNA, like a DNA
Speaker 1: sample anywhere could kind of look at food doll. You
Speaker 1: can use it in the positive way to heal, it
Speaker 1: can do it in a negative way to harm. They
Speaker 1: have all your DNA samples, anybody who did twenty three
Speaker 1: meters or ancestry dot com. By the way, they were
Speaker 1: all messed up with the whole like wayfair style pedal shit.
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Speaker 1: you say? No over there, Karen, you're acting weird. That's
Speaker 1: me gone, okay, it's working differently today daughters at gymnastics
Speaker 1: in an hour and a half hour and fifteen forty five.
Speaker 1: I wanted to go for a walk today. Yesterday I
Speaker 1: walked for two hours. That was way too long. That
Speaker 1: it was that was good, It was really good.
Speaker 13: Walk.
Speaker 1: Let's go to no let's put myself right here, and
Speaker 1: that's fine. Do we want person to fill up against
Speaker 1: center with us?
Speaker 31: Why not?
Speaker 1: Let's make a little bit more. Yeah, yeah, that doesn't.
Speaker 1: That's not distracting at all. Right, So we were at
Speaker 1: page one hundred, Inventor of total War, and then remember
Speaker 1: this General William turcomis Tecumsa. Sherman is a blood thirsty psychopath.
Speaker 1: We are and remember he's killing other Americans. We are
Speaker 1: not fighting armies but a hostile people. You're talking about
Speaker 1: the Americans. This is definitely a banking war, but a
Speaker 1: hostile people, and must make old and young, rich and
Speaker 1: poor feel the hard hand of war. The concept of
Speaker 1: total war and the scorched earth policy was born during
Speaker 1: Sherman's March to the Sea and Sheridan's Shenandoah Valley campaign.
Speaker 1: Under this new morally relative Oh that sounds avsh philosophy.
Speaker 1: Anything with fair game crops were burned, homes were destroyed. Hey,
Speaker 1: this is gonna sound an awful lot like what's happening
Speaker 1: over in Gaza. And it's gonna sound off a lot
Speaker 1: like what happened when the Bolsheviks entered Russia. You want
Speaker 1: to know why, because it all happened here first, And
Speaker 1: you want to know why, because the same nature the
Speaker 1: same It's the same people and the same nature, and
Speaker 1: the same habits and their same methods each and every time,
Speaker 1: and civilians were raped and killed. Those ass sounds real familiar,
Speaker 1: doesn't it? The Union? The Unions? Can you believe that?
Speaker 17: Though?
Speaker 1: Did you know that Americans were raping and killing other Americans?
Speaker 1: And the Union was taking full advantage of their greater
Speaker 1: numbers and conducting a war of attrition on the South,
Speaker 1: prolonging it and dragging it out to kill as many
Speaker 1: people people and make them suffer miserable, miserable fates. The Union,
Speaker 1: that's how they treated their own people, our own people.
Speaker 1: So this idea that the government could never attack its
Speaker 1: own people, and that military would have a conscience and
Speaker 1: they wouldn't be able to do it, and all this
Speaker 1: even if they were ordered to, they would stand down.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah blah blah ha ha ha. Good one.
Speaker 1: The Union's notion of total defeat included leaving nothing behind
Speaker 1: for the surviving population to eat. If that's not Gaza
Speaker 1: in a nutshell, I don't know what is. Its brutality
Speaker 1: was summed up in Sherman's famous quote that war is hell.
Speaker 1: Sherman ordered his troops to arrest everyone everyone in the
Speaker 1: towns he invaded, and to destroy the products of their
Speaker 1: mills and factories. In a September seventeenth, eighteen sixty three
Speaker 1: letter to the War Department, Sherman wrote, the United States
Speaker 1: has the right and the power to penetrate right to
Speaker 1: every part of the national domain. We will remove and
Speaker 1: destroy every obstacle, if need be, take every life, every
Speaker 1: acre of land. Remember they're talking about other Americans here,
Speaker 1: every acre of land, every particle of property. Now what
Speaker 1: do you think was driving them to think? Let's way
Speaker 1: enact this way? Let me see, I can't put my
Speaker 1: I'm only wearing a T shirt. It's not bunted up,
Speaker 1: so I can't put my hidden hand in my pocket.
Speaker 17: Here.
Speaker 1: To give you some kind of idea, what if they
Speaker 1: weren't oys, that they were of the same fellow traveling persuasion.
Speaker 1: President Lincoln was so impressed by Sherman's letter that he
Speaker 1: declared it should be published in contrast to the Angelic
Speaker 1: because he's crazy too. In contrast contrast to the angelic
Speaker 1: portrait painted by establishment historians of Abraham Lincoln as being
Speaker 1: deeply saddened and depressed over the death and destruction from
Speaker 1: the war. Sherman himself claimed in his memoirs that Lincoln
Speaker 1: wanted to hear the great details of his march to
Speaker 1: the Sea and laughed uproariously at the stories about how
Speaker 1: all those women and children had suffered. Sherman's command to
Speaker 1: remove the entire by the way Abe was most certainlyinoi.
Speaker 1: Sherman's command to remove the entire population of Atlanta was
Speaker 1: met with incredulity by his fellow General John Bell Hood,
Speaker 1: who replied, this unprecedented measure transcends in studied and ingenious
Speaker 1: cruelty all acts ever brought to my attention in the
Speaker 1: dark history of war. But Hood, being a good soldier,
Speaker 1: obeyed his orders. Sherman instructed Brigadier General Louis or Lewis
Speaker 1: Douglas Watkins to burn ten or twelve houses of known secessionists,
Speaker 1: kill a few at random, and let them know it
Speaker 1: will be repeated every time a train is fired upon.
Speaker 1: He would tell General Phillip Sheridan, the present class of men, oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, that's what he called terrorism, murdering people
Speaker 1: that have surrendered in threatening them. When you throw a
Speaker 1: stone at a tank, or you fire upon a train,
Speaker 1: you get it. He would tell General Phillip Sheridan, the
Speaker 1: present class of men who rule the South must be
Speaker 1: killed outright. The present class of men who rule the
Speaker 1: South must be killed outright, and urged him to make
Speaker 1: bloody results. That doesn't sound like they were trying to
Speaker 1: negotiate some sort of understanding. Sherman advised Grant, and Grant
Speaker 1: was a piece of shit too. That the country would
Speaker 1: rejoice to have this army turned loose on South Carolina
Speaker 1: to that state in the manner we have done in Georgia.
Speaker 1: Sherman's bummers, as his marauding soldiers were referred to, were
Speaker 1: alleged to have given one fifth of their stolen property
Speaker 1: to share to Sherman himself. Sherman's concept of liberty was
Speaker 1: best illustrated in January thirty first, eighteen sixty four, letter
Speaker 1: to Major R. M. Sawyer, in which he attributed the
Speaker 1: war to the result of a false political doctrine that
Speaker 1: any and every people have the right to self government.
Speaker 1: So he said, fuck the Constitution, the result of a
Speaker 1: false political doctrine that any and every people had a
Speaker 1: right to self government. So what was this war about.
Speaker 1: It wasn't about slavery. No, it's about leaving the Union
Speaker 1: because they wanted tax cattle slaves, and they wanted they
Speaker 1: want territory. How does the bank maintain territory? If everybody's
Speaker 1: drawing their own lines and diminishing, they're not ever going
Speaker 1: to give anything back that they gain. In the same letter,
Speaker 1: this American hero referred to freedom of the press and
Speaker 1: states rights as trash in her book South Carolina Civilians,
Speaker 1: How eighteen sixties people who are serving in the military,
Speaker 1: in the Union, in the government, federal government have these
Speaker 1: thoughts about a constitution that's fucking not even a hundred
Speaker 1: years old. Yet where are we now? Why are we
Speaker 1: so surprised that we've we've kind of left that parchment behind.
Speaker 17: This.
Speaker 1: These are the guys that won, that's why. And everybody
Speaker 1: thinks the Confederates were just a bunch of racists and
Speaker 1: in the weekend they got what they deserved to know.
Speaker 1: They were the last people fighting for American principles and
Speaker 1: values and they lost. They were the defeated Germany. We
Speaker 1: were the defeated Germany. Before Germany was the defeated Germany.
Speaker 1: In the same letter, this American hero referred to freedom
Speaker 1: of the press as stays okay so that in her
Speaker 1: books South Carolina Civilians and Sherman's Path Stories of Courage
Speaker 1: amid Civil War destruction, Karen Stokes recounted numerous incidents of
Speaker 1: rape on the part of Union soldiers. Kind of sounds
Speaker 1: like the Bolsheviks and the Soviets, doesn't it? In World
Speaker 1: War Two with the Allies through Asia and Germany. During
Speaker 1: that Victorian era, sexual crimes were not discussed in politis,
Speaker 1: as noted by Southern historian William Gilmore Simms, who wrote
Speaker 1: in eighteen sixty five, there are some horrors which the
Speaker 1: historian dare not pursue. They drop the curtain over crime
Speaker 1: which humanity bleeds to contemplate. In August eighteen sixty four,
Speaker 1: Ulysses S. Grant instructed Sheridan to do all the damage
Speaker 1: to railroads and crops you can if the war is
Speaker 1: to last another year. We want the Shenandoah Valley to
Speaker 1: remain as barren waste. Sheridan was only too eager so
Speaker 1: see what they did then and understand what they could
Speaker 1: watch more easily do now, and at what lengths they
Speaker 1: would go to to do it? Would they do to Lehina?
Speaker 1: Would they do the Paradise California? Would they do to
Speaker 1: North Carolina? Think that was all just natural shit? Or
Speaker 1: with all the freaking hurricanes? Yeah, maybe must have been
Speaker 1: that climate change. Huh, that climate change thing. Sheridan was
Speaker 1: only too eager to obey, informing his men the people
Speaker 1: must be left nothing but their eyes to weep with
Speaker 1: over the war. Winchester or Staunton will have but little
Speaker 1: in it for a man, for a man or beast.
Speaker 1: Some Union soldiers bought at this reprehensible work. A Pennsylvania
Speaker 1: cavalryman lamented that it was a hard looking site to see.
Speaker 1: The women and children turned out of doors at this
Speaker 1: season of year, and most of the time they were
Speaker 1: stripped naked and in the freezing cold. Yeah, good times,
Speaker 1: so dying of exposure. And Ohio Major expressed remorse that
Speaker 1: the burning and pillaging does not seem real soldierly work.
Speaker 1: We ought to enlist a force of scoundrels for such work,
Speaker 1: Or how about fighting against people who would do such
Speaker 1: a thing to other human beings? There's your cause. When
Speaker 1: Sheridan's favorite Aid was shot by Confederates, he ordered all
Speaker 1: the houses within a five mile radius burned in retaliation.
Speaker 1: Even the homes and barns belonging to the Mennonites, which
Speaker 1: my grandmother was a Mennonite, who were pacifists and opposed
Speaker 1: both slavery and secession were destroyed. Historian Malter Fleming quoted
Speaker 1: a local farmer in his nineteen nineteen book The Sequel
Speaker 1: to Appomattics as saying, remember, Mapplomatics is where they surrendered
Speaker 1: from Harper's Ferry to Newmarket, which is about eight miles.
Speaker 1: The country was almost a desert. Kind of makes you
Speaker 1: wonder what produced deserts in the past that makes them deserts.
Speaker 1: Now barnes were all burned, chimneys standing without houses, and
Speaker 1: houses standing without roof or door or window. President Lincoln
Speaker 1: congratulated both Sheridan and Sherman on their dastardly deeds, one
Speaker 1: of which Sherman would lovingly report in a telegram to
Speaker 1: honest Abe. Thusly, I beg to present you as a
Speaker 1: Christmas gift the city of Savannah, how festive in Vicksburg, Mississippi,
Speaker 1: an ostensibly sympathetic northern journalists nevertheless reported that Sherman's army
Speaker 1: left the entire business district section and ruins burned most
Speaker 1: of the better residences, dragged furniture into the street to
Speaker 1: be demolished, and looted homes, churches, and the state library.
Speaker 1: In summing up his impression of the sack of the town,
Speaker 1: he stated that such complete ruin and devastation never followed
Speaker 1: the footsteps of any army before. Following the bombardment of
Speaker 1: the town and the theft or destruction of their food supply,
Speaker 1: theft or destruction of their fruit supply, the residents of
Speaker 1: Vicksburg were forced to eat all their horses, mules, and
Speaker 1: even rats. As Sherman explained to Grant, the southern population
Speaker 1: cannot be made to love us. So you know that little,
Speaker 1: that little garden thing that you're gonna save your life
Speaker 1: with when when the truck stopped coming, Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't think that's gonna be a gonna be working
Speaker 1: out for you. So well, it's good to plan and
Speaker 1: all that stuff to make yourself feel better in the meantime.
Speaker 1: If that, if that appeaces your brain and make you know,
Speaker 1: gives you a better psychological outlook on the future. But
Speaker 1: it's not gonna do anything for you, especially since all
Speaker 1: they have to do is have something in the air
Speaker 1: that kills your crops or make some poisonous when you
Speaker 1: eat them. As Shrman explained to Grant, the Southern population
Speaker 1: cannot be made to love us. They can be made
Speaker 1: to fear us and dread the passage of troops through
Speaker 1: their country. All adherents of their cause must suffer for
Speaker 1: these cowardly acts. Who's the coward? In Mississippi? Sherman ordered
Speaker 1: that any boat fired upon could stop and burn the
Speaker 1: nearest houses and farms. When this troop, when his troops
Speaker 1: weren't stealing, Sherman's heroic boys, simply destroyed valuable food in
Speaker 1: the Yazoo Valley. A half million bushels of corn were burned.
Speaker 1: A half million bushels of corn. Sherman proudly elaborated on
Speaker 1: his men's work in Meridian, Mississippi. For five days, ten
Speaker 1: thousand men worked hard and with a will in that
Speaker 1: work of destruction, with axes, clawbars, and with fire. And
Speaker 1: I have no hesitation in pronouncing the work as well done. Meridian,
Speaker 1: with its depots, storehouses, arsenals, hospitals, offices, hotels, and cannonments,
Speaker 1: no longer exists in Roswell, Georgia. Sherman ordered all the
Speaker 1: women and children who had worked in the cottoninills his
Speaker 1: men had burned to be forced to march ten miles
Speaker 1: to Marieta. Sherman snickered, the poorer women will make a howl.
Speaker 1: In a classic might makes right argument, as well as
Speaker 1: an acknowledgement of the North's War of attrition, which George
Speaker 1: McLellan objected so strongly to, Sherman declared, we're in the
Speaker 1: middle of one right now, ever since Cootie's a war
Speaker 1: of attrition. If we can, our numerical majority has both
Speaker 1: the natural and constitutional right to govern. If we cannot
Speaker 1: whip them, they can tend for the natural right to
Speaker 1: select their own government. So you have to whip that
Speaker 1: out of them. That's certainly a sentiment every future eugenicist
Speaker 1: would love. In a studying case of projection, Sherman told
Speaker 1: the mayor of Columbia, South Carolina, it is true our
Speaker 1: men have burnt Columbia, but it is your fault, oh projection.
Speaker 1: O eve well Ave. Sherman used prisoners of war to
Speaker 1: clear land mines, and there were rumors that he also
Speaker 1: used civilians. In two thousand and seven, the History Channel
Speaker 1: aired a remarkably inaccurate apologia for the atrocities perpetuated by
Speaker 1: Sherman's army. Much as the Warren Report was contradicted by
Speaker 1: every piece of evidence it used to reach its conclusions,
Speaker 1: this documentary was contradicted by every bit of real information
Speaker 1: that managed to seep through in the horribly biased program.
Speaker 1: The fact is an army of sixty thousand conquered and
Speaker 1: vast sorry, the fact is an army of sixty thousand
Speaker 1: conquered quote unquote a vast territory which was defended by
Speaker 1: only a few thousand cavalry. In pure military terms, it
Speaker 1: was more of a farce than the Gulf War. Sherman's
Speaker 1: brave army faced little opposition other than terrified women and children.
Speaker 1: Sherman ordered everything destroyed, even if it held no military
Speaker 1: value whatsoever. You know, that's a good point. That's a
Speaker 1: good point about the Golf War, because you know all
Speaker 1: these things about Saddam being this hard ass bad guy
Speaker 1: doing all these things, and you know, the Kurds were
Speaker 1: kind of fucked in the head and they said they
Speaker 1: used chemical weapons on him. That was one of their excuses. Blah,
Speaker 1: blah blah blah whatever. We don't know the real story
Speaker 1: of that. We don't know what Saddam was. But everybody's
Speaker 1: a demon according to them. You know, if they can
Speaker 1: say that, you know there was big netting babies or
Speaker 1: chopping off heads and hamas, or you know, Germans being
Speaker 1: hitting babies, all this bullshit, maybe it's some of the
Speaker 1: shit that they said about Saddama's bullshit because he was
Speaker 1: a nationalist and if they didn't have a strong army,
Speaker 1: well then he wasn't really a military country anyway. I
Speaker 1: didn't mean to do that, I'd I get hed that.
Speaker 1: I that's their policy. Is going to be warned now.
Speaker 1: Even using the twisted amral logic of the scorched earth policy,
Speaker 1: why did churches have to be burned? For instance? And
Speaker 1: contrary to the notion that Sherman and his soldiers were
Speaker 1: a liberating force of abolitionists and not a common terror
Speaker 1: not the common terrorists they appear to have been, the
Speaker 1: black population they encountered was not instantly freed from their servitude.
Speaker 1: On the contrary, eye witness the accounts reported that the
Speaker 1: Union army prayed mercilessly upon the white and black Southerners,
Speaker 1: they seemed to hold a special predilection for turning their
Speaker 1: lust towards the black females. Sherman's descendant SC. Sherman celebrated
Speaker 1: the general in a May thirty, first, twenty fourteen posts
Speaker 1: shared on social media, which he titled General William to
Speaker 1: Cummish Sherman, What's not to love about him? Sherman's descendant wrote,
Speaker 1: I'm proud of what he stood for and then showing
Speaker 1: how much, as you know, the intellect has been driven
Speaker 1: into the dirt and eroded over time. He literally freed
Speaker 1: the slaves like literally killed their masters and broke off
Speaker 1: their chains. It is hard to imagine a more inaccurate statement.
Speaker 1: I realize blood is thicker than water, but SC. Sherman
Speaker 1: should read the personal accounts of those who encountered Sherman's
Speaker 1: heroic quote unquote, he didn't say, quote unquote, I am army.
Speaker 1: They didn't free any slaves, although they appeared to have
Speaker 1: physically abused a lot of them and raped many of
Speaker 1: the females. Infrequently, the mainstream media addresses this issue critically.
Speaker 1: One of the few articles honestly examining the conduct of
Speaker 1: Union troops appeared in the October seventh, though, that's interesting.
Speaker 1: Twenty fourteen CounterPunch written by the independent minded James bouvard In.
Speaker 1: It was titled The Civil War and one hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty Years of Forgotten US Military Atrocities. Connecticut College professor
Speaker 1: Jim Down's books Sick from Freedom examined how the chaotic
Speaker 1: situation both during and after the war resulted in the
Speaker 1: deaths of hundreds of thousands of newly freed slaves. William
Speaker 1: Sherman was psychotically proud of the Sherman sentinels or chimneys
Speaker 1: left without their houses and Sherman neckties, the railroad rails
Speaker 1: that had been twisted around trees, while diluted defenders of
Speaker 1: the barbaric Sherman. So this is what you call genocide.
Speaker 1: This is genocide and terrorism, you know, after the one,
Speaker 1: while diluted defenders of the barbaric Sherman maintain that crowds
Speaker 1: of excited, grateful slaves joined his march gleefully. Sherman's own
Speaker 1: orders to his troops advised negroes. Negroes who are able
Speaker 1: bodied and can be of service to the several columns
Speaker 1: may be taken along. In his memoirs, Sherman described how
Speaker 1: moved he was by the fourteenth Core's rendition of John
Speaker 1: Brown's body as they looked down on Atlanta, smoldering and
Speaker 1: in ruins, the black smoke rising high in the air
Speaker 1: and hanging like a pall over the ruined city. Lincoln,
Speaker 1: in his reply to Sherman's letter offering him his gruesome
Speaker 1: Christmas gift after thanking him, lauded the fearless leader who
Speaker 1: had terrorized all those defenseless women and children by saying,
Speaker 1: the honors are yours. Lincoln resided over a bloodthirsty law
Speaker 1: of Union officers. One of the most savage and corrupt
Speaker 1: of all was the Russian Thunderbilt Ivan turchen inoff or
Speaker 1: they call him Churchin, but Turchin Andov, better known as
Speaker 1: Colonel John B. Turchin. Turchin commanded the eighth Brigade, third
Speaker 1: Division of the Army of the Ohio. Turchin's activities were
Speaker 1: questioned early on in the war. I wonder if he
Speaker 1: was annoy. Brigadier General Stephen A. Hurlbutt, commanding Headquarters Brigade
Speaker 1: of the Illinois Militia, notified Colonel Churchin on July sixteenth,
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty one, as some of his troops violated private
Speaker 1: rights of property of persons. On June thirtieth, eighteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: Major General Orangeby M. Mitchell informed General Don Carlos Buell,
Speaker 1: commander of the Army of the Ohio, that the pillage
Speaker 1: of the towns of the town of Athens, Alabama, by
Speaker 1: the troops under the command of Colonel Turchin is a
Speaker 1: matter of general notoriety. General Buell issued orders to have
Speaker 1: Urchin court martialed. On August sixth, eighteen sixty two, Buell
Speaker 1: published the findings of the court martial. He allowed his
Speaker 1: command to disperse, in his presence or with his knowledge
Speaker 1: and that of his officers, to plunder and pillage the inhabitants.
Speaker 1: The attempted and indecent outrage on a servant girl destroyed
Speaker 1: a stock of fine bibles and testaments. Oh yeah, this
Speaker 1: is a big thing too. They were burning family bibles
Speaker 1: that had all kinds of family records in them, and
Speaker 1: they would burn down courthouses that had all kinds of
Speaker 1: property records and all kinds of other records in there
Speaker 1: that were irreplaceable. How do you prove that you own
Speaker 1: something after that, especially when they burned down your own
Speaker 1: house to find bibles and testaments. A part of the
Speaker 1: brigade went to the plantation and quartered in the Negro
Speaker 1: huts for weeks, debauching the females. Missus Hollingsworth's house was
Speaker 1: entered and plundered, so the women were raped for weeks
Speaker 1: on end. That's Union Army right there. The alarm and
Speaker 1: excitement occasioned miscarriage and subsequently her death. Several soldiers committed
Speaker 1: rape on the person of a colored girl. Is a
Speaker 1: fact of sufficient notoriety that similar disorders have marked the
Speaker 1: course of Colonel Turchin's command wherever he has gone. Wait,
Speaker 1: that doesn't sound like idef at all? Doesn't or bolsheviks
Speaker 1: Urchin scoffed that his superior officers want the rebellion treated
Speaker 1: tenderly and gently. Even though Colonel Turchin was found guilty,
Speaker 1: Lincoln promoted him to the rank of General of the
Speaker 1: United States Volunteers. Honest Abe was presented with solid evidence
Speaker 1: that former radical Republican Senator James H. Lane, by then
Speaker 1: a Union brigadier general, was responsible or his troops were
Speaker 1: for all manner of pillaging and plundering. Major General Henry W.
Speaker 1: Halleck wrote General George B. McClellan about this on December nineteenth,
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty one, stating, I receive almost daily complaints of
Speaker 1: outrages committed by these men, and the evidence is so
Speaker 1: conclusive as to leave no doubt of their correctness. It
Speaker 1: is rumored that Lane has been made a brigadier general.
Speaker 1: I cannot conceive of a more injudicious appointment, and its
Speaker 1: effect is offering a premium for rascality and robbery. Generally,
Speaker 1: McClellan presented this letter to Lincoln, and he responded by
Speaker 1: turning the letter over and writing an excellent letter. Though
Speaker 1: I am sorry General Hellick is so unfavorably impressed with
Speaker 1: General Lane. No, that was a smug and sarcastic Yeah.
Speaker 1: General Ulysses S. Grant stopped exchanging prisoners. Listen to this.
Speaker 1: Grant stopped exchanging prisoners with the South for the most
Speaker 1: basic of mathematical reasons. Waging a war of attrition, he
Speaker 1: knew the numbers were on his side. Grant and other
Speaker 1: Northern leaders even refused to accept Northern prisoners that the
Speaker 1: South wanted to release. They didn't have any freaking loyalty
Speaker 1: to their own fucking soldiers without exchanging any Southerners in return.
Speaker 1: Just take these people off of because the South is
Speaker 1: feeding their freaking captives and they're starving, and so if
Speaker 1: they can get rid of some of the northerns of
Speaker 1: just hand them back to the to the North, I'll
Speaker 1: have less of a burden on them. Right, They're like, no,
Speaker 1: we're not taking them back. The South pleaded in vain
Speaker 1: to release their sick prisoners or for the North to
Speaker 1: at least send medicine and doctors to administer to them.
Speaker 1: It was incredibly unjust to claim that the atrocity, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: the atrocious conditions at Southern prisons like Andersonville were the
Speaker 1: result of inhumane, cruel prison officials. Gee, that sounds an
Speaker 1: awful lot like the camps, doesn't it after they got
Speaker 1: terror bomb for four friaking years. Oh, why didn't you
Speaker 1: treat these these these work camp people better? Well, we're
Speaker 1: else serving, asshole. Look what you did to our country.
Speaker 1: The South couldn't feel its own troops for sorry, the
Speaker 1: South couldn't feed its own troops. How could they have
Speaker 1: hoped to feed and provide for their prisoners of war?
Speaker 1: Grant Grant was no military tactician by any measure. He
Speaker 1: freely acknowledged his horrific strategy, saying his goal was to
Speaker 1: hammer continuously against the armed force of the enemy and
Speaker 1: his resources until by meretriction, if in no other way,
Speaker 1: there should be nothing left to him. The North invented
Speaker 1: yet another unheard of concept when it tried Andersonville commander
Speaker 1: Captain Henry Wurz for war crimes. These were all jewy things,
Speaker 1: all very jewy things, and summarily this is right up
Speaker 1: there with hate speech war crimes, and summarily hung him.
Speaker 1: Prior to this time, the term war crime was unknown,
Speaker 1: and it was unheard of for the victors or to
Speaker 1: legally sentenced to losers following a war. Was unheard of
Speaker 1: for the victors to legally sentence the losers following a war.
Speaker 1: Even after a similar internal conflict, the English Civil War
Speaker 1: of the mid seventeenth century, King Charles the First was
Speaker 1: and executed for treason, not war crimes. One of Wors's
Speaker 1: crimes was sending thousands of his prisoners to Jacksonville, Florida,
Speaker 1: which was occupied by Union troops, in an effort to
Speaker 1: release them. That was a crime punishable by death. He
Speaker 1: was trying to release prisoners. Incredibly, Union officers rejected his offer,
Speaker 1: and they were forced back to Andersonville. Wors demonstrated more
Speaker 1: courage and principles than those who executed him. His wife
Speaker 1: would have been spared, his life, sorry, his life would
Speaker 1: have been spared if he'd merely testified that Jefferson Davis
Speaker 1: had ordered the murder of prisoners under his command. That
Speaker 1: sounds familiar too, seems kind of propaganda the Oaves try
Speaker 1: to pull everywhere they go. However, he refused to falsely
Speaker 1: testify and incriminate Davis. The United Daughters of the Confederacy were.
Speaker 3: Sorry.
Speaker 1: The United Dutters of the Confederacy, with great justification, issued
Speaker 1: a proclamation in nineteen oh eight charging that Words had
Speaker 1: been the victim of judicial murder. Journalist Edward Wellington Boat
Speaker 1: or Bait, was only one of the former Andersonville POWs
Speaker 1: who attributed the conditions at the prison to the actions
Speaker 1: of the federal government. The guards at Andersonville had little
Speaker 1: to eat, let alone the prisoners. Bait or Boat called
Speaker 1: Wors a kind hearted, as kind hearted a man as
Speaker 1: I ever met. That's a prisoner saying that about the
Speaker 1: guy they just murdered. For war crimes. According to author
Speaker 1: James Baouvard, this was not an isolated in a this
Speaker 1: is not an isolated event. He wrote that the Northern
Speaker 1: Armies treated Confederate soldiers who resisted the barn burning and
Speaker 1: crop burning as war criminals and hanged them. So these
Speaker 1: people are committing the actual quote unquote war crimes, raping, murdering, pillaging,
Speaker 1: turning things down, doing all this shit. And then a
Speaker 1: guy who releases some prisoners and they call him a
Speaker 1: war criminal.
Speaker 3: In the hangum.
Speaker 1: Oi Vay projection, Senator Orville H. Browning, who'd tried many
Speaker 1: cases with and against Lincoln in Illinois and was a
Speaker 1: trusted confidant, gave another glaring example of old abes malice.
Speaker 1: Sometime in eighteen sixty four, Browning met with the President
Speaker 1: on behalf of the mister of one mister fits a
Speaker 1: loyal Mississippi widow, sorry, one missus fits. A loyal Mississippi
Speaker 1: widow who had been robbed of all her slaves and
Speaker 1: corn crop by the US Army and Browning's words, she
Speaker 1: is now a refugee in Saint Louis, reduced to indigence.
Speaker 1: She asked no compensation, but wishes the government to give
Speaker 1: her a sufficient number of negroes out of those accumulated
Speaker 1: upon its hands who work her farm the ensuing season.
Speaker 1: She to pay them, pay them out of the proceeds,
Speaker 1: the same wages which the government pays those it employees.
Speaker 1: I made the proposition to the President, thinking it reasonable
Speaker 1: and just. He became very much excited, and did not
Speaker 1: discuss the proposition at all, but said with great vehemence
Speaker 1: he had rather take a rope and hang himself than
Speaker 1: to do it. He try should have done it, I
Speaker 1: should have hung themselves. There were a great many poor
Speaker 1: women who had never had any property at all, who
Speaker 1: were suffering as much as missus fits. That her condition
Speaker 1: was a necessary consequence of the rebellion, and that the
Speaker 1: government could not make good the losses occasioned by rebels.
Speaker 1: I reminded him that she was a loyal, and that
Speaker 1: her property had been taken from her by her own
Speaker 1: government and was now being used by it. And I
Speaker 1: thought it a case eminently proper for some sort of renunerration,
Speaker 1: and her demand reasonable and certainly entitled to respectful consideration.
Speaker 1: He replied that she had lost no property, that her
Speaker 1: slaves were free when they were taken, and that she
Speaker 1: was entitled to no compensation. I called his attention to
Speaker 1: the fact that a portion of her slaves at least
Speaker 1: had been taken in eighteen sixty two before his proclamation
Speaker 1: and put upon our gunboats. When he replied in a
Speaker 1: very excited manner that he had rather throw up, well
Speaker 1: that's a child, than to do what was asked I,
Speaker 1: and would not do anything about it. It is interesting
Speaker 1: how similar this foul unreasonable attitude of Lincoln's, attested to
Speaker 1: by a longtime friend was too, was to his encounter
Speaker 1: with imprisoned officer's wife described earlier. Last time we talked
Speaker 1: on the link. Yeah, never, I think I need to
Speaker 1: stop him, a ry tongue tying on the Yankee War
Speaker 1: Crimes blog. The list of ugly, nearly incomprehensible anecdotes of
Speaker 1: anecdotes of Union atrocities is lengthy, lengthy. It is difficult
Speaker 1: to determine the worst of them. The bedridden old man
Speaker 1: in Lafayette, Louisiana, whose every worldly possession, including his bed covers,
Speaker 1: was stolen by Yankee soldiers. The ninety year old in
Speaker 1: Louisiana from whom Union troops took everything, even his clothes,
Speaker 1: The Goulas family in Saint Mary Parish whose baby's clothing
Speaker 1: and bedding were stolen by soldiers. Americans on Americans, there'll
Speaker 1: be much more lenient. They won't be able to even
Speaker 1: raise a gun to us. They will stand down from
Speaker 1: their orders. Missus Vilmeau of Louisiana, whose wedding ring was
Speaker 1: bitten off her finger and pierced earrings torn from her ears, well,
Speaker 1: at least they treated her gently. The relatives of those
Speaker 1: and New Iberia burial vaults who had to witness Yankees
Speaker 1: scattering their loved ones bodies on the ground and then
Speaker 1: using the tombs for cooking. Louisiana's doctor Bresher, whose body
Speaker 1: was torn from his grave and his metal coffin stolen
Speaker 1: by soldiers. The citizens of Apolois Apolosis, Apolosis, Yeah, Louisiana,
Speaker 1: who watched a Massachusetts Army unit turn the local Methodist
Speaker 1: church into a brothel. The Catholics in New Iberia who
Speaker 1: saw Union troops dance in the robes of their priest
Speaker 1: and steal it tell us from their Catholic church. Now,
Speaker 1: even if you were crazy brained to think that these
Speaker 1: people in the South were some bad people, and you're
Speaker 1: just a stupid ass soldier, moron. You would think that
Speaker 1: there would be a common religious respect here, and the
Speaker 1: fact that there isn't kind of alludes to me the
Speaker 1: types of people that were these soldiers, or that were
Speaker 1: these leaders of soldiers, these generals, And I would just
Speaker 1: say to that Oi fucking Vay. They didn't say anything
Speaker 1: about tearing apart synagogues yet, so I'm just leaving I'm
Speaker 1: just making that clear. They're talking about the Catholic Church.
Speaker 1: The citizens of Franklin, Louisiana who witnessed Lincoln's heroic boys
Speaker 1: tear up the Methodist church there and use the pews
Speaker 1: and other wood from the church as furnishings for a
Speaker 1: pool parlor. The grand children of Theodore Fay of Franklin, Louisiana,
Speaker 1: whose little toys were stolen by Yankee stole the toys
Speaker 1: of the children, and all that was from just one date.
Speaker 1: Yankee troops burned family bibles that contained precious family records.
Speaker 1: In Chesterfield, South Carolina, Sherman's troops torched the courthouse, destroying
Speaker 1: all the marriage property and other irreplaceable historical records. When
Speaker 1: New Orleans became occupied in eighteen sixty two, under the
Speaker 1: command of Benjamin Beast Butler, a reign of terror ensued.
Speaker 1: An enthusiastic young rebel named William Mumford was hanged for
Speaker 1: tearing down a Union flag that killed a young boy
Speaker 1: for tearing down a Union flag. In New Orleans, Butler
Speaker 1: sent women, preachers and priests to jail for refusing to
Speaker 1: welcome the military invaders, so insult on top of injury,
Speaker 1: continuing the clear anti religious pattern, Butler also closed churches
Speaker 1: in New Orleans and prohibited church attendants. So that's what
Speaker 1: they call a re education, right. The moment that you
Speaker 1: show any type of natural response to their aggressions, that's
Speaker 1: considered resistance and they'll just kill you. So you got
Speaker 1: to make sure you don't make that mistake. Fuck that
Speaker 1: Butler's infamous General Order number twenty eight again. Back with
Speaker 1: these general orders, orders by generals that are used like eos.
Speaker 1: Issued in response to the women of the city insulting
Speaker 1: Union troops, instructed that every woman thereafter be treated as
Speaker 1: plying their avocation, in other words, as common prostitutes, in
Speaker 1: other words, rape them. The order was widely viewed in
Speaker 1: the South as legalization of rape. See Nancy Emerson of Staunton,
Speaker 1: Virginia wrote a moving diary about the horrific things she
Speaker 1: witnessed during the Shenandoah Valley campaign of Sheridan and the
Speaker 1: other Yankee officers. Nothing ought to astonish us, she declared
Speaker 1: about this about nothing should astonish us, this unjust and
Speaker 1: abominable war. Taking this campaign to the next level, Grant
Speaker 1: issued the memorable order to Sheridan to eat out Virginia
Speaker 1: clear and clean. That sounds a little sexual. In her diary,
Speaker 1: which evoked far less interest from the court historians than
Speaker 1: Mary Chestnut's well known recollections, Emerson recounted all the atrocities
Speaker 1: she experienced firsthand, including the very real invasion of private
Speaker 1: homes by fedos, private homes by federal troops Americans attacking
Speaker 1: Americans in eighteen sixty fucking two to three. It's over
Speaker 1: one hundred years ago. American didn't become more stable and
Speaker 1: strong and more you know, grounded in morality and family
Speaker 1: values since then, What do you think it's not going
Speaker 1: to be hard for them to do this where they
Speaker 1: confiscated food and property. By the way, they already wake
Speaker 1: go to Waco right in denying the right of the
Speaker 1: Southern States to leave the Union. Lincoln had apparently forgotten
Speaker 1: his own words. In the Congressional Records of eighteen forty seven,
Speaker 1: then Representative Lincoln said, any people whatever have the right
Speaker 1: to abolish the exist government and form a new one
Speaker 1: that suits them better. Why do they change their mind
Speaker 1: while they do this? Because they're activated, number one, to
Speaker 1: do something, because they're tapped on the shoulder, but also
Speaker 1: because they'll say whatever they think people want to hear.
Speaker 1: When they're politicians, regardless if they are going to there's
Speaker 1: rhetoric and then there's action. Their rhetoric and their actions
Speaker 1: never seem to go parallel with each other or line
Speaker 1: up with anything that they say. But it sounds pretty good,
Speaker 1: and it makes them sound awfully constitutional, doesn't it. The
Speaker 1: public reads the following quote from Lincoln, and the court
Speaker 1: historians nod solemnly in appreciation of it, without the slightest
Speaker 1: understanding of its iron kny. This country, with its institutions,
Speaker 1: belongs to the people who inhabit it. Whenever they shall
Speaker 1: grow weary of the existing government, they can exercise their
Speaker 1: constitutional right of amending it, or exercise their revolutionary right
Speaker 1: to overthrow it. Thomas Jefferson and Declaration of Independence had written,
Speaker 1: whenever any form of government becomes destructive of the ends
Speaker 1: for which it was established, it is the right of
Speaker 1: the people to alter or abolish it, and to institute
Speaker 1: new government. This passage, in fact, was quoted verbatim in
Speaker 1: South Carolina's Declaration of Secession Declaration of Secession from the Union.
Speaker 1: They they rechent, they referenced it. Even Horace Greeley is
Speaker 1: New York Daily Tribune recognized this right in a December seventeenth,
Speaker 1: eighteen sixty editorial. We do heartily accept this doctrine, believing
Speaker 1: it is intrinsically sound, beneficent, beneficent, sorry, and one that
Speaker 1: universally accepted is calculated to prevent the shedding of seas
Speaker 1: of human blood. And if it justified the secession from
Speaker 1: the British Empire of three millions of colonists in seventeen
Speaker 1: seventy six, we do not see why it would not
Speaker 1: justify the secession of five millions of southerns from the
Speaker 1: Federal Union in eighteen sixty one. Well, because you're the
Speaker 1: entity controlling your country had changed without you knowing it
Speaker 1: between seventeen seventy six and eighteen sixties, and they were
Speaker 1: letting you know just how much changed it has become
Speaker 1: through this war process. On January twelfth, eighteen sixty one,
Speaker 1: the New York Journal of Commerce stated that coercing any
Speaker 1: states to remain in the Union by force would change
Speaker 1: the nature of our government from a voluntary one in
Speaker 1: which the people are sovereigns to a despotism. Our entire
Speaker 1: movement where independence was based upon the notion that people
Speaker 1: have a right to consent or not to consent to
Speaker 1: those who govern them. Clearly, by eighteen sixty the Southern
Speaker 1: states no longer consented. I think there is little doubt
Speaker 1: that Jefferson, Washington, Patrick Henry, and other Revolutionary era leaders
Speaker 1: would have supported the South and would have been mortified
Speaker 1: by the actions of President Lincoln. Lincoln the racist, in
Speaker 1: the language of mister Jefferson, uttered many years ago, it
Speaker 1: is still in our power to direct the process of
Speaker 1: emancipation and deportation peaceably. Deportation, deportation. Our republican system was
Speaker 1: meant for a homogeneous people. As long as blacks continue
Speaker 1: to live with the whites, they constitute a threat to
Speaker 1: the national life. Family life may also collapse, and the
Speaker 1: increase of mixed breed bastards may someday challenge the supremacy
Speaker 1: of the white man. I could see why I jees
Speaker 1: would think that, because once they mixed with the goths
Speaker 1: to become they were just as treacherously evil, but then
Speaker 1: also more intelligent and taller and stronger. We fucked up there,
Speaker 1: didn't we. Let's see, some little known facts about the
Speaker 1: respective racial enlightenment of the Southern and Northern leaders should
Speaker 1: be noted. Few Americans have ever heard, for instance, that
Speaker 1: heroic Northern General Ulysses S. Grant was not only a
Speaker 1: slave holder, but he continued to hold a slave for
Speaker 1: almost a year after the war ended, and only freed
Speaker 1: him when an Act of Congress forced him to. Snopes
Speaker 1: predictably disputes the fact that Grant owned any slaves, except
Speaker 1: perhaps the one he freed in eighteen fifty nine, but
Speaker 1: the National Park Service, hardly a bastion of neo Confederate thought,
Speaker 1: acknowledges that his wife continued to hold slaves until forced
Speaker 1: to free them in eighteen sixty six after the thirteenth
Speaker 1: Remember the war was over sixty five after the thirteenth Men,
Speaker 1: it was past. Grant responded to criticism of his wife
Speaker 1: acting so belatedly and begrudgingly by saying good help is
Speaker 1: hard to find with a little snicker of sarcasm and yeah, pompousness, smugness.
Speaker 1: Grant's fellow Union General William to Chemist Sherman Takumsa, sorry
Speaker 1: to comes to Sherman was also a slave owner and
Speaker 1: had been arrested numerous times for savagely beating his slaves.
Speaker 1: The fuck I gotta see something forgive me for that, Presbyterian.
Speaker 1: That doesn't mean see this is why, Hey, when they
Speaker 1: want to play the card where it's an ethnicity and
Speaker 1: it's a religion, But when they don't want to tell
Speaker 1: you if they have any roots in you know, Jewish
Speaker 1: like relatives, they'll they'll say, no, they're Crowtholic. Well am
Speaker 1: I fifteen percent Catholic? So which one? Which one are
Speaker 1: you going to pretend Jewish being Jewish? Is is it
Speaker 1: a fucking religion or is it an ethnicity? Because I
Speaker 1: know it's not an ethnicity, but as long as you're
Speaker 1: going to treat it that way, I might be able
Speaker 1: to find out if he had ancestors that were This
Speaker 1: is fucking a bullshit answer. But of course it's just
Speaker 1: a quick AI overview. General Robert E. Lee, on the
Speaker 1: other hand, had freed all his slaves prior to the
Speaker 1: start of the war, well prior actually. Snope's always anxious
Speaker 1: to tout the establishment line, disputes this, but makes Lee
Speaker 1: look even better by claiming there is no evidence he
Speaker 1: ever owned slaves. Confederate President Jefferson Davis actually adopted a
Speaker 1: boy of mixed race and treated him as a son.
Speaker 1: He was separated from the Davis family during the forced
Speaker 1: abandonment of Richmond to Union troops in April eighteen sixty five.
Speaker 1: The Southern States, like the rest of the world, where
Speaker 1: the odious practice was common, would have abolished slavery on
Speaker 1: their own. Indeed, Virginia, considered the cradle of the Confederacy,
Speaker 1: had its state legislature wind up just a single vote
Speaker 1: short on a bill to abolish slavery. Years before the
Speaker 1: Civil War, Jefferson Davis tried to get the British government
Speaker 1: to recognize the Confederacy Confederacy on the basis of it
Speaker 1: abolishing slavery. The eighteen sixty census revealed that only four
Speaker 1: point eight percent of Southerners owned slaves. The war hadn't
Speaker 1: started yet, four point eight percent of so owned slaves.
Speaker 1: The rebels who fought against the Federal invaders were almost
Speaker 1: all non slave owners. So the people who fought the
Speaker 1: War of secession, because that's what it was in the South,
Speaker 1: didn't even own slaves. The Great Emancipator himself left some
Speaker 1: truly staggering comments about blacks on the public record. The
Speaker 1: most famous of these came from one of his debates
Speaker 1: with Stephen Douglas, when he stated, I am not, nor
Speaker 1: ever have been in favor of bringing about in any
Speaker 1: way the social and political equality of the white and
Speaker 1: black races. That I am not, nor ever have been
Speaker 1: in favor of making voters or jurors of negroes, nor
Speaker 1: of qualifying them to hold office, nor of intermarry with
Speaker 1: white people. And I will say in addition to this,
Speaker 1: that there is a physical difference between the white and
Speaker 1: black races, which I believe will forever forbid the two
Speaker 1: races living together on terms of social and political equality.
Speaker 1: While they do remain together, there must be the position
Speaker 1: of superior and inferior. And I, as much as any
Speaker 1: other man, am in favor of having the superior position
Speaker 1: assigned to the white race. It is difficult to imagine
Speaker 1: a grand Wizard of Ku Klux Klan saying anything what races.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's one hundred sid, I don't
Speaker 1: know if I go that farther h Donald, there's some
Speaker 1: truth to them, man, even though this guy's a fucking
Speaker 1: talking on both sides of his mouth. It's good to
Speaker 1: see how he really feels about things. But I want
Speaker 1: I'm not going to take that to the direction of
Speaker 1: saying that this is wrong thing either, like many whites
Speaker 1: at the time. But this is also funny because we
Speaker 1: say we've never appoint them to the positions. Granted he
Speaker 1: was dead already, but what did the reconstruction era do? Well,
Speaker 1: it was kicked off by him. They were taking illiterate, fucking,
Speaker 1: savagely asshole, drunken, fucking maniacs who sometimes also murdered their
Speaker 1: their previous arrangements and putting them in fucking judges robes
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