Speaker 1: Yes, The Inquisition podcast returns, continuing our series on Francis Parker, Yaki,
and Pete Stormy and Thomas have all joined me again
tonight and.
Speaker 2: Today I want to talk about why I started revisiting
Yaki in the first place. And I had read him
basically because of knowing Thomas, and I thought it was interesting.
But after having read him, it seemed like world events
started playing out like just like he predicted. And the
more I thought about him, the more I reread him,
it looks like that's probably been happening like ever since
his work came out, like he kind of just nailed it.
He kind of got it right. He kind of predicted
where the world was going to go and how things
were going to play out to a large degree, and
very specifically, I want to talk about Russia right now
and the war in Ukraine because every time I see
a news article or a news headline about how you know,
England saying that it wants it needs to ramp up
its defenses to prepare for a Russian invasion. Just yesterday
I saw the Norwegian military is training in you know,
Arctic conditions in case of a Russian invasion. Every time
this happens. I think of Yaki because in the Enemy
of Europe, he, to put it, simply, predicts that the
only future for Europe is to be for Europe to
be taken away from the Sway, taken out from under
the Sway of America, is for it to be taken
over by Russia, so that Europe and the European Imperium.
The book Imperium is named for the European Imperium, which
would be ushered in by Russia taking Europe away from
America and you conquering them in war basically. And Thomas,
you've you've kind of laid some of this out on
several episodes. So at the risk of retrying some ground
we've already covered, I don't know exactly where you'd want
to start in this discussion, but do you see it
the same way I do? In that like the way
they're talking about the war in Ukraine is very much
playing out in the way Yaki predicted. And not only
it's like Yaki both saw it going this way, but
he also said it it has to go this way.
It's the only way Europe can survive in perpetuity.
Speaker 3: There's a few things here. I mean, first, and foremost
I'm old enough to remember the Cold War. I remember
before Europe was totally senile, like the youse a world punchline.
They're a joke, They're a laughing stock. They're like literally delusional,
and as far as I can tell, these days, after
after Biden's kind of gone carried out a massive terrorist
attack against them to knock out their energy infrastructure, they're
pretending to be mad at Trump for not pursuing an
irrational war against the Russian Federation, whereby Europe is kind
of a secondary collateral target of that kind of aggression.
Like it's it's it's so senile it you can't even
tease like a.
Speaker 4: Narrative out of it.
Speaker 3: It's like some woman getting outraged at her husband for
not beating her. So anything that anything that Eve says
these days, it's I treat it like I do with
some hobo with shit in his pants, like shrieking on
the subway, because it's that that it's got the same
level of merit to what's being uttered. Iyaki was speaking
of a discreetly Cold War paradigm. However, it's it's almost
impossible to find now, but he wrote this essay about
the year two thousand, whereby he made the point, and
I mean he was making this point from nineteen fifty
three onward that Mercus Leninism is basically like it's it
was basically like dead on arrival. And you know, it's
no more going to endure into the twenty first century
than you know, Jacob and Fervor endured into the nineteenth century.
Russia is in a peculiar position these days, and Russia
is in trouble. However, the two critical lo gui of
resistance contra globalism or the Russian Federation and dar al Islam,
And obviously that's got certain implications. The reason why of
the Europeans and their hysterical like senile way or shrieking
about the Russians is UH, because.
Speaker 5: The uh.
Speaker 3: The multilateral order, the vestiges of what was supposed to
be globalism, which basically got.
Speaker 4: Nuked by the Clinton administration.
Speaker 3: Like that's why I said, joke when people talk about
the rules based order like Clinton is people completely sap
and the credibility that had with this, like with these
bizarre unilateral decisions like first among them doing things like
assaulting Serbia for no hearn reason, but be as it may,
you can't discern a lot about the state of U
strategic affairs from anything the Europeans say, because it's it's
literally senile. But there's the key significance to the Russian Federation.
I mean, Russia is an important country anyway, and that
is magnifified by the fact that the kind of the
primary theater strategic competition is is going to be Central
Asia by mid century. It's already starting to happen, and
the major players are going to be China, the Russian Federation, Iran,
the United States, Turkey, and the states like Kazakhstan are
are playing important role there.
Speaker 6: Two.
Speaker 3: And yeah, I believe that despite its diminished role in
world affairs and despite the nzig of a of the
globalist order under American hegemony, you know, Russia does have
an ability to project power. If not in a planetary capacity,
they certainly do. They certainly do regionally, and they certainly
are able to in key theaters that extend beyond contiguous frontiers,
you know, like in Africa in the Near East. But yeah,
the only Europe's only path of liberation is a concord
with the Russian Federation. And that's something that frown Merkel
was working to accomplish whatever her problems are. Like one
of the reasons, one of the ways I realized that
the pretend to right wing on the internet has no
idea what the fuck they're talking about. Like I didn't
fully realize the degree of their conceptual literacy before when
they started shrieking about how Merkele is evil because immigration,
as if like Merkele has any say over you know,
the ongoing ethnic cleansing regime in Germany. Merkel was the
only counselor who was worth a fuck post war and
coal and the Norse dream pipe line was the result
of Mercle and Pudin's concord towards interdependence, which is exactly
why it was targeted by American terrorism, you know and
blown up. And uh yeah, but that's also why that
that's also why there's this like nonsense narrative that's obviously AstroTurf.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, there's like, uh, there's there's a legion
of total morons and like white and words in Ukraine
who like think that it's right wing. They like murder
their own people for Victoria Newland or something just because
they're monkeys. But this narrative that seems to pop up
everywhere of oh, you know Ukraine is this they're they're
just seeking a self determination and you know they're fighting
under the SWA because they're real Nazis.
Speaker 4: You know, like a lot of that's very deliberate, and
it's very deliberately.
Speaker 3: AstroTurf by the these kinds of NGO there adjacent like
NATO in the United States and Israel and the EU.
Speaker 4: Because these knuckle i mean, these knuckle.
Speaker 3: Hit band rights aren't going anywhere, you know, like in
terms of accomplishing anything because they're preteens. But that's the
you know, that that kind of nonsense narrative. They want
that to drown out any actually coherent and meaningful conceptual
take on the Ukraine situation, which obviously anybody who's actually
right wing, anybody who's actually a dissident, realizes that the
destruction of the Russian Federation would be a huge disaster,
all right. Anybody who is so situated also realizes that
the destruction at darl Islam the locale of the actual
resistance there in Palaes nine, in Syria and the Levant
and Iran. You know, like I realized that there's Christians
and Drews and other people. But obviously the majority is
is is Maslim in these territories. Like like nobody anybody
comes to me right wing with cheers on these like
Zionist wars to destroy the resistance contra globalism. I mean,
nothing more needs to be said about it, you know.
It's that's that goes beyond self defeating. It'd be like
it'd be like going out and clicking up with BLM
and saying I'm gonna snomp out white people because I'm
a Nazi. Like it's you know, you if if you're
gonna ethnically cleanse your own people in the service of
Zionist NGOs and these cipher governments propped up by Department
of State, you know, the fact that you were a
little swastic the way you do.
Speaker 4: It is meaningless.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I mean, what are what are Europe's potential
fortunes moving forward? If we were asking in part the
upshot is that the EU has zero credibility, Like I'm
not just talking some shit like the rest of the
planet laughs at them because they're senile, like they're they're
totally in touch with reality, you know, such that we
can even speculate that they're serious in this nonsense that
they that they vombit ab out so the body politic,
they have no credibility with them. You know, they're the
eu Is in the situation that the Soviet nomenclater was
you know, circa nineteen eighty seven or so. You know,
So they're limited in what they can do because beyond talk,
they don't have a mandate to do anything thing. You know,
and when they pretend like they're gonna flex on people, well,
I can't think of a single European country that could
muster a commy capable element above company level. I mean,
even that would be a stretch. And what are they
gonna do. I think I send teenage girls and these
like Salafi terrorist refugees the important.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Okay, that's credible, but you know, overall, I'm optimistic. I think, uh,
I think Europe can come back, and that's gonna entail
some pretty horrible stuff, Like not horrible in terms of
the outcomes that it yields, but I mean you're basically
at to fight like a race war. And I'm not
fed posting and I'm not being a weirdo. I'm speaking
just very candidly moving forward, Europe is gonna to kill
a tremendous number of people, like the Salafi refuge refugees.
They're gonna have to kill these people, and that's fucked up.
I'm not saying that's cool or something, but that's what
they're going to have to do, okay, and that that's
the existential crisis facing Europe now is the uh, the
Morgan fou Plan regime. Constructively, that's what they've been under
and since the end of the Cold War. At biological level,
they're they're being ethnically cleansed from the continent that you know,
their ancestors have existed upon, going back literally forty thousand years.
Speaker 4: So that's the way to look at it.
Speaker 3: Like I think it's a foreign conclusion that these Shaggles
will be like cast off in a generation or two,
but the it's twofold now because of this alien element
of hostiles that has been important to Europe for the
discreete purpose of ethnic cleansing. And like I said, there's
not some like peaceable solution to make these people disappear.
Speaker 4: But that's probably a skinner shop. But I'm kind of sleepy.
Speaker 6: Well let me let me insinuate this. The talk about
Germany going off of nuclear power and what you see
as why they did that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the well that was part of the master Shoka Merkele,
who you know, she came up in the DDR and.
Speaker 4: She's very much a product of uh of that regime.
Speaker 3: Taking Germany off nuclear power was a way to placate
the Greens and kind of im herself to criticism from
the left, well, cultivating complex and independence with the Russian Federation,
you know, by being able to access you know, cheap
natural gas. You know, that was so I mean, aside
the fact that it's it's it's not the fact that's
literally insane that the regime in Germany, occupation regime that
may be just kind of like shrugged their shoulders and
said that's cool when h when America blew up their infrastructure,
and then that basically be like if some hostile government
like blew up Hoover dam and like Trump was like,
that's cool. We didn't we didn't like that damn anyway.
I mean, it's you can't make this ship up. It's
like something out of South Park or whatever. But aside
the obvious violence of that operation and why it is Premopacia,
you know, an act of political violence that new Germany's economy,
you know, and especially uh, because the multilateral trade regime,
I mean, it's such as it existed. Okay, I'm not
I'm not suggesting that there was good faith of all
you know, participants to the w t O and and
GAT regime or anything. What what what supposedly was you know,
like the multilateral free trade regime, especially because that's now
like officially over you know, Germany. Uh, it was absolutely
imperative that they'd be able to curate the energy independence
and you know, be able to be able to produce
evaluated manufacturers in a way that you know, was was
was gonna was gonna facilitate production and in a way
that wasn't cost prohibited. So they're they're they're in a
really bad shape, man.
Speaker 7: You know.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And in the Enemy of Europe essay I mentioned earlier
Yaki's and also in the World in Flames, the two
essays he wrote after Imperium, and both of them he's
talking about like World War three, and he talks about
World War three as if it's a foregone conclusion, and
he says that's how Russia is going to bring Europe
under its sway. But you know, the Cold War's now over.
The Cold War ended, and it didn't end in a
world war with Russia between Russia and America. So this
stuff you guys are talking about your energy with Europe,
Like that's how I would see it. Like I don't think,
you know, I think Yaki is still correct. Even though
it's it's not a war, I still see like that's
how I adapt it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you mind if I jump in, all right?
Speaker 2: So yeah, I'm just saying like that's how I would
see it happening. Now since the.
Speaker 5: Cold open open to disagreement.
Speaker 7: There's lots of reasons to agree with cy Hirsch's reporting
on the culprits of the nord stream to bombing, but
there's also lots of reasons to question, particularly what's called
the Joint Expeditionary Force. It is an organization that is
a treaty organization like NATO uses NATO's command and control infrastructure,
is able to use, has access unlimited access to all
NATO personnel and equipment, includes Norway. I was going to
jump I was going to tell you about this in
reference here question about why Norway is basically fucking in
the Arctic circle. Right, But the Joint Expeditionary Force is
a treaty, a defense treaty organization that sits on top
of NATO that the US is not a part of.
Speaker 5: Right.
Speaker 7: You can find what little you can about it in
the British Home Office website, but the best information you'll
find on it is at the Center for Strategic What
is it the csis dot org. It's a lovely think
tank that is basically the been running point on the
war in Ukraine. It's funded by one JB. Pritzker was
the Pritzker family was nice enough to put this lovely
think tank together where NATO officials can come lobby or
government for things they write. Quote a bit about the
Joint Expeditionary Force, right, US is, like I said, not
a member to it. Right, But yet it can use
all of the infrastructure that we put into theater. It
gets to have its own command and control infrastructure, it
gets to plant its own operations and specializes per their
own words and gray zone warfare. It's a fucking interesting
little organization, right. It's like a little false flag fucking shop. Really,
that's what I see it as. But most importantly was
the signing countries are Poland, Norway, Denmark, United Kingdom is
the head of this organization, and one other fucking one
I can't remember, one other pissant country in comparison to
all the other ones that don't have a deep water
navy that do have a deep water navy. Right So,
on the day that Nordstream blew up the very first
the news broke globally on Twitter, actually believe it or not,
by a tweet from the Polish defense minister who's married
to Anne Applebaum.
Speaker 5: Funny enough.
Speaker 7: Who is this Polish nobody? Basically like a I don't
know nears makes some difference. A fucking trailer park kid
who gets a full ride to Oxford very interesting. He
has no particularly you know, incredible athletic or academic achievements,
but somebody felt it necessary to, you know, pay this
kid a full ride. While at Oxford, this Polish nobody
becomes a well his very first year, funny enough, a
member into the Bullingdon Club, the Bollingdon Club. Some of
you may know, some of you listeners, particularly in the UK,
may know what the Bowlingdon Club is, and your fucking
antennas are probably perked wide the fuck up. Bolingdon Club
is like a skull and Bones but for Oxford, except
for its you know, tinier and more prestigious. It only
takes in I believe, four new members or five new
members a year, one for me for each class. Basically
so for freshmen, four, sophomore and on and on and on.
You have to be picked nominated by one Bolingdon Club
member and then voted on unanimously by the rest to
gain entry. This Polish nobody that gets a full ride
to Oxford was nominated by one young Boris Johnson and
confirmed by David Cameron, the other fucking faggot who was
the Secretary of Defense or whatever their equivalent secretary of
Defense position is under Tony Blair's government. And most importantly,
one young Natty Rothschild. I say importantly not just because
it's a spooky name, Natty Rothschild, but Natty Rothschild happened
to own the pipeline that goes from Norway to Poland
that opened up on the exact same day that ord
Stream blew up. Probably didn't hear about it. It is
completely understandable when a global act of infrastructure terrorism takes place,
you know, a new oil pipeline opening up is probably
not even gonna fucking you know, end up on the
top one thousand things you see that day, right, But
that pipeline infrastructure, that new pipeline infrastructure is owned by
the very same person that put that Polish defense minister
in that Mary Anne Applebaum, right, who, along with her
arrest of their Council on four relations fagots and other
illustrious alumni of the CSIS, including Victoria Newland, who I mean, like,
if she wasn't fucking evil enough, you know, her being
the CSIS just adds to it. Every single person in
that fucking organization is evil if you were asking my opinion.
But yeah, the US is a convenient, often frequent bag
man for Mi sixter fuckery. Particularly most recent example prior
would be the chemical attacks in Syria. Who when Obama says,
this is my red line, please do not cross it,
mister Asad, the red line just happens to be chemical weapons,
and then literally four days later, surprise, the one thing
you told the guy that was winning the war not
to do, so you don't intervene, he decides to randomly
do and thanks to the great reporting by the guys
at the gray zone, who I politically disagree with and
would maybe put into camp if given a chance. Sorry
Max Blumenthal, but you know, communists freak me out. It
was a bunch of better my six fags that set
off a bunch of nerve gas and you know, basically
caused two villages in Syria to have probably the most
excruciating death that a person can imagine. To blame it
on the Assad government to get the US involved in
their war in Syria. So a lot of things get
blamed on the US for the purpose of getting the
US involved in armed conflict to facilitate the agendas of
you know, people that have a lot of control over
the US government as it is, but apparently not enough
to swing it into war whenever they snap their fingers,
as we are seeing now, because we're not in a
full pitch war in Iran. Sorry, that's my little victory
lamp at the end. For all of the fucking people
that were like, oh, no, Stormy, you're wrong about everything, Duda,
dud du Well, it doesn't matter that you were right
about everything else. Trump still a ziocock and you're fucking stupid,
because we're gonna be wared. I ran then what are
you gonna say.
Speaker 5: Well, I'm gonna say you're a faggot because.
Speaker 8: I'm right and you're wrong. And they've literally been saying
but they literally been saying for thirty years, like you know,
we're about to attack.
Speaker 3: I ran like, that's just not credible, you know, And
it's if that was going to happen, there's key junctures
where it wouldn't have been ideal conditions would have been
far more ideal conditions than now and at all. My
buddy Ted, who was uh, he spent a lot of
time down to range. First it's like a in the
Marine Corps, infantry, then a naval intelligence. Yeah, used in
the Middle East, he was in Africa, he was in Asia.
He's like, look, you know, a peak of the surge
US Army. They were taking like twenty one kia a
week and that was like breaking the US Army, you know,
they were they were trying to fast track sailors in
an infantry role and other like crazy stuff. So these
these these internet guys and these these kinds of libertarian
goofies like Paul Craig Roberts, he's a chicken little wisconstantly
saying like what were they rans imminent? Iran is an
unbelievably big country. It's enormous, you know, so America is
just going to like assault a country of eighty million
people and and what like with what and and to
do what? You know, like there's I'm kind of amazed
people still think in those terms. I mean you used
to hear that kind of foolishness and the aftermath of
like in nineteen ninety one golf war, because people, even
people with private service backgrounds a lot of time, don't
understand warfare and scale and like how it works, Like I.
Speaker 4: Don't they They seem to think.
Speaker 3: And like, don't get me wrong, as long as dangerous,
it's immensely powerful. But you know, who's a fucking idiots?
Like he's not acting, he really is like a fucking idiot, Like, uh,
Victoria Newland is like some dumpy hagg who's got like
an IQ of eighty you know, like like Marco Rubio
really is like some dip shit like rent Boy, Like
these people are morons.
Speaker 5: Like they're not.
Speaker 3: They're they're not they're not like Machiavilian sorcerers and they're
not they're not like that ben At Jess Root and
dune or something like, they're these people can suck up
a cup of coffee and competency or the lack they're
on it rather, you know, and you've got forces and
being the dwarf, the power projection capability of literally everybody else,
you know, such as was the case in America Circle
about nineteen ninety.
Speaker 4: Like, yeah, you can get a lot done.
Speaker 3: But the idea that in twenty twenty five, the idea
that the Europeans are gonna like assault Russian tank columns
and body the ar enforced the Russian Federation. This idea
that America is going to just assault Iran and take
it over like that, that's comically preposterous.
Speaker 4: There's literally no chance of that happening.
Speaker 7: Not only is there no chance of this happening, but
the US and Israel jointly have war gained this out
three separate times, all right over a period of five years,
and we lose every time. One of the most recent
ones I think is called like Operation Archangel Michael, something
to do with Archangel something, and we basically get fucked
in I think it was four weeks. We can't deliver
any type of incapacit No, I'm.
Speaker 3: Sure I'm sure that's true, but it's also I think
people don't understand the strategic landscape at least such that
such that conditions exist locally, like locally, I mean like
in theater, like it wouldn't it wouldn't accomplish anything the
cocker Iran. And that's not what Israel wants to do,
and that's not what America wants to do either. I mean,
I'm sure there's that there's there's idiots like Sean Handy
who say dumb things like that, but nobody listens to
people like that.
Speaker 4: And also I mean.
Speaker 3: That that's not that's not informed by any understanding of
strategic matters. Israel's basically getting what it wants visa vi
Iran right now because it's Trump and mean Yahoo despise
each other, but Trump basically is turning a blind eye
to Israel hash with any ceasefire agreements and simply just
declaring like, oh, well, Hamas are terrorists. So Israel's being
able to widen the war into the Shia heartland in Lebanon,
and Israel controls the Goland because so long as the
Russians can continue to utilize the basing hubs, they need
to in Syria, which apparently they which apparently is fine.
And that's exactly what I said was happening when you
know a sod was mrked. I'm not trying to pad
myself on the back, but people claim to know what
I was talking about. But so, because the Ivans and
the Turks that give in Israel a free hand, Israel
now is assaulting the Golan and essentially occupying it any
time they want. So, Like, why why is Israel is
going to like spontaneously assault I Ran because they want
they want they want some They want to fight a
war on a thousand a mile front they can't win,
Like why, like, why would they do that? That's not
that doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 7: Now, and Israel doesn't actually want to take over these countries,
doesn't make it. They don't have the forces to even
occupy the West Bank fully or Gaza fully.
Speaker 5: These people barely have enough.
Speaker 7: People to man what they have now, right, Thomas, I
believe you've brought up this point several times when it
came to the war in Ukraine view Russia.
Speaker 5: Is there enough forces to occupy.
Speaker 7: Russia and stop it from achieving any type of counter
value attack? Are you going to go there and topple
the government and then occupy Russia all of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, answer the plant that people talk that way. Yeah,
well I also think, I mean it's a few things.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 3: There's a there's a curated ignorance. Oh, you know, the
lacy media facilitates about military affairs. Like people have this
idea apparently that the objective of modern war is to
like take over real estate. You know, they got this
fantasy of landmir Putin being this evil guy, of course,
but the other idea that the Kremlin, for no apparent
reason just wants to like occupy Ukrainian dirt, and no
one can explain why. Like, it's not that, that's not
why states go to war. The twentieth century was bizarre
in all kinds of ways, and territorial objectives took on
this outside significance because the political order of this entire
planet was being restructured and it was literally a fight
for world domination. Yeah, in those cases, you occupy real estate,
especially when you know you're trying to build a truly
global interdependent system pre information age that's based on fixed
capital being in situ. So yeah, in nineteen forty four,
you occupy countries to assimilate them. That's the only time
you do that. You know, military forces really limited utility
in absolute terms.
Speaker 2: And.
Speaker 3: What some people are wising up to who I think
otherwise we're kind of neutral on ZIONUS annets like they're
realizing that Israel is doing what it's doing because they're
out numbered one thousand to one and they're they're trying
to they're trying to stack up a body count and
that's all they're doing. There's there's there's nuances in theater
that are secondary to that, but that that's the absolute
at it was. You know, that's on the reasons why no, God,
I'm sorry.
Speaker 6: Well then I'll just jump in there on the Israel thing.
Even though they had that cease fire, there was a
good article in the American Conservative about how, yeah, they
stopped dropping mombs on them, but they've basically been starving
them for fifty the last fifty days. No food is
being allowed to UH enter in.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, no exactly. And that's you know, one of
the reasons why I'm I I don't exempt clouds of
which from the kind of punitative.
Speaker 5: Scrutiny of uh.
Speaker 3: The litany of Enlightenment thinkers is because Clauss was his
It was as off base as as the rest of them.
You know, like there's there's not like general utility to
military power. You know, there's not There's not and was
peruvially speaking like permutations of advantages that can be gleaned
from warfare. You know, there's very discreet and narrow objectives
that military power facilitates, you know, and people people whose
cited that I got to raise up sorely. I'm not
trying to be a drag, but uh, I'm still kind
of like on the mend. And I was recording earlier
with my friend Derek, also known as Bloody Mess. So
I'm getting kind of sleepy, but I promise I'll be
fresh later in the week. When do we convene to
do this again? And I still got a few minutes.
I just didn't want to be abrupt. You got raised up.
Speaker 2: Well, So, Tomas, you mentioned like the objectives of Israel,
here is the body count. I've been trying to make
sense of what they could possibly hope to accomplish, and
the only thing I can think is they're trying to
get the Palestinians to flee the Gaza strip. I don't
know what they could possibly accomplish here. I mean, I
feel like they've even dropped all pretense of getting back
the hostages. They don't even talk about that anymore. So
like a war of attrition.
Speaker 3: Well as also they when Hamas assaulted in UH twenty
twenty three, Israel really got called with their pants down.
Like what people forget is this, like Hamas like the
border fence, it's literally a perimeter fence. I think people
have this idea that it's like the inner German Borner.
Speaker 4: Was or something. It's not.
Speaker 3: But generally, within several miles of the line of demarcation,
Israel maintained a Ford deployment. So what Hamas did was
when they broke through the perimeter fence, they anticipated that
the first wave would be totally wiped out, and then
the second wave would be able to overwhelm my DF,
and then reinforcements would be able to exploit the breach
and like assault into Israel proper. Like as it happened
on October seventh, Hamas assaults, They break through and there
was nobody there, you know, So they penetrated into Israel
and essentially overran the Ford element because that element wasn't there,
you know, and then by the time I don't I
don't know what the I don't know what command and
control protocols, variety of like whatever whatever defense condition alert
status is like sounded this thingdicate, you know, like a
like a general assaults in their way. That order came
down city Israeli. The idea of engaged timas like in Israel,
like that basically be like if in twenty twenty two,
the Ukrainians assaulted the don Bass, broke through the don Bass,
assaulted Russia and were twenty miles into the Russian Federation
before the Kremlin realized what was.
Speaker 4: Happening, you know, and then they and then they and
then they were.
Speaker 3: Responding from that point forward for the duration of that
opening phase of hostilities like what the Ukraine means were doing.
Like if that it happened, like Putin would have been
sacked immediately and people would have been like what the fuck?
You know, so Israel had to send a message that
was very severe in order to redeem any kind of credibility,
Like that's part of it. But also, yeah, you're right,
they they they want to they want to ethnically cleanse Gaza,
just as an absolute imperiive.
Speaker 4: But also.
Speaker 3: You know, because because they resolved the immediate quagmire in
Syria with this concorde they reached with the Turks and
and and the Russians, they wanted to like knock it out,
everything out in one fell swoop, the ethnically cleanse Gaza.
Speaker 4: They want to.
Speaker 3: They want to stack up as many bodies as they can.
They're trying deprives if it's ability to reconse it too,
as well as just you know, like wiping out the
racial and in theater. They want Kurt Blanche to assault
Lebanon and break his blase operational capability at least at
the time being. You know, they want they want to freehand, Uh,
they want they want to free hand to operate in
the in Golan, which they've lacked in seventy three. Like
that was a big and that was formalized in the
Camp David Accords later, Like like Israel's been hamstrung in
the Levant for fifty years owing to the outcome of
the seventy three war and then later the the concord
with the Egyptians on the frontier and other things. You know,
so it's all that stuff. One of those though too,
like Nenia who's a complete Unya who's a complete shithead.
You know, Ariel Sharon, isn't it you know, like traditionally
Leeku produce some pretty serious guys and then h who
there's a perverse incentive for him to perpetuate hostilities because
that's really the only thing that's keeping him out of
jail at this point. You know, he's, uh, you can't
you can't indict a sitting executive in a state of
total war, and.
Speaker 4: Waku's on its way out. You know, the Jewish right
doesn't look like WEAKU anymore.
Speaker 3: You know, they're they're done that that kind of that
kind of atheist, secular, racialistic view of Jewish identity, Like
that's nobody thinks that way anymore.
Speaker 4: That's over with, you know. But uh, the.
Speaker 3: Uh, the crisis situation, which in part was not totally
was devised by wee Fud, which is really since the
murder of Rabin, I mean, Israel has been a one
party state. I don't want to get into a discussion
of how it came about because it's said the scope
and it's complicated, but uh, yeah, it's all those things.
The I'm always tires and why not conveying this adequately.
But the internal situation of Israel has an outsize significance
on this strategic situation, owing to owing to what you
guys suggested. But again, I don't mean to be abrupt,
but I'm gonna raise up now because I gotta go.
Speaker 4: To sleep.
Speaker 3: So we can reconvene. I think we're already down to Yeah, no,
thanks for inviting me. I gotta check my calendar. But
if I recall, like you wanted to record some stuff
later this week, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, next week. We said it for next week, so we'll.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah right, No, it's on my calendar.
I just thought it in my immediate recall. But no,
I'll be fresh when we do that stuff, I promise.
And yeah, I appreciate you guys, including me man. But yeah,
well regardless, we can reconvene later this week if you
guys want to after tomorrow, I'm pretty free.
Speaker 2: All right, have a good one, have a good night,
all right, take care of sums. Yeah you too, Yeah,
Pete and Stormy. The thing I want to say about
the war and Iran or the war and I ran
the potential to go to war with Iran. I don't
think it's gonna happen either, And uh, you know, people
forget that, like they had to do nine to eleven
to get us into Iraq and then that wasn't even
a foregone conclusion. It took a few years to ramp
up to that. So I don't see how they could
pass simply get us. Trump knows like it would not
be popular. He can't just randomly declare war and Iran,
So like, on what grounds do these people even think
we're going to attack Iran just because Israel wants us to, Like,
that's not how it works.
Speaker 5: So the only way that into a war, the.
Speaker 2: Only way it would happen is a nine to eleven
type event.
Speaker 5: Ye, but everyone I don't know it was Israel.
Speaker 2: Exactly exactly, Dude, that's fucking exactly right. Like if they're fucked,
they can't, like what are they going to do?
Speaker 7: And what happens if they don't get war with Iran?
If he doesn't get his wider war? I mean, you,
me and Pete and Thomas, we gained this out several times.
What happens if Yaho does not get his big boy war?
Speaker 6: What happens to you? I don't.
Speaker 2: I mean, yeah, I don't know. I don't know how
far we can like extrapolate to figure that out. But
they're going for the Greater Israel project. I still think
they're doing it because they don't think Trump's going to
hand them everything they want a silver platter. They think
they probably know the war in Ukraine's going to wind down.
We're sort of repeating stuff we've said on other episodes now.
But as bad as things are and as much as
I don't like certain things that are happening, like and
I guess this is the question I have for you guys.
I have to imagine that this stuff is starting is
like winding down in the Middle East. I don't know
how much more. I don't know if it'll outlive this year.
Speaker 7: Well, so, I don't think Iran is actually so the
purpose of the Iranian government the revolutionary government, right, what
I mean, Pete, that guest you had on recently that
Ron Dodson brought on half off the rondas man like
you are a Ron Dotson's a smart, smart man.
Speaker 5: I like it.
Speaker 6: Well, we sort of we sort of talked about him
in an episode. We talked about Fiers in an episode
we did, and fear US reached out, so it was awesome.
Speaker 7: Yeah, dude, the guy is a brilliant analyst. I can
see why he doesn't work at an investment bank anymore
because he hasn't aughty opinions.
Speaker 5: But his.
Speaker 7: His take on the purpose of the revolutionary government in Iran,
in which it drives legitimacy, was basically to push back
against the US and Israel. And if the US goes home,
which I mean, I mean shit, astroally have been saying
it for like two years, the US very much.
Speaker 5: Wants to do.
Speaker 7: This is the actually this this will step into my
one just one caveat to Yaki, particularly in the essay
Enemy of Europe that you're talking about Astrol is how
he envisions the conflict diads to be laid out. It's
basically America. It's basically the Cold War, right, it's the
it's Europe underneath American control, which itself is under Zionist control, correct, right, right, yeah, yeah, yeah,
And those are the only two factions involved. But it
was only like nascent in the time when he was
writing this.
Speaker 5: That essay.
Speaker 7: You know, Eisenhower had just warned you about warned us
about it. It hasn't really it hadn't really been flushed
out all the way. Yet it didn't have I guess
you could say a consciousness of its own, because people
when people think of the military industrial complex, they kind
of get it fucked up as like thinking it has
like a moral compass. It really doesn't, right, It will totally,
you know, go to war in Iraq and Afghanistan because
it can sell more shit. It's perfectly fine with that.
It doesn't really have a problem. It gets to flex
nuts because the reason it gets to show off its
toys was good enough for it. But it did not
want to go to war in Syria. But the Zionists
very much wanted us to go to war in Syria.
The Europeans wanted, the Brits particularly wanted us to go
to war in Syria. Everybody did, all right, they even
you know, I six and the CIA Massad facilitated a
nice nerve Gas false flag using the white hats. But
then what happened to the white hats? Why don't we
hear about the white hats anymore? Oh, that's because the
Pentagon spun up its own bunch of Jahati militants armed
them with the very large very modern and very well
stacked weapons depot we have in Saudi Arabia and sent
them in the Syria to kill the white Hats, which
they did. So it appears there's a divergence in there's
basically a exception. The exception isn't you know, on the
lines that we think it would be, But someone is
definitely saying no, we're not going to do that. And
Pete and I have talked at length about kind of
the situation that the US is in in regarding strategic
ballistic missile defense and space based weapon systems, and really
nothing makes sense going to war with Iran and really
going to war with Russia is not a winnable thing.
And the thing that this whatever this thing is doesn't
want to go basically lose a basic fight, a conflict
it can't win, and I don't think it can win
right now, and I don't think it thinks it can
win right now. We saw it again and again and
again in Ukraine. Every like, I mean, did you everybody
needs to like take a step back, you know, and
think about the big like the early Ukraine times, was
there anything that they did not do to try and
get us into a shooting war with Russia during that
was like, was there any stop that they did not
pull out? And it would get right up to it
and then something somewhere would yank it back. Like you
can't see a black hole through a telescope. None of
our you know, fancy shit can see a black hole
because it sucks up all the light. The only way
that we can see and identify a black hole is
by the way that all of the stars and everything
else caught in its gravity are moving around.
Speaker 5: We don't actually get to see the thing. We can
only see the.
Speaker 7: Hole that the thing would occupy if everything was moved.
We can only see its effect on other things, but
we can't ever actually see the thing itself. And that's
what I think we keep on running up against again
and again and again. I think it's the reason why
Trump is in office. Why would if Zog controls everything
and Zog hates Donald Trump, which.
Speaker 5: I mean really.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump threw down tariffs on fucking Israel, Benjamin and
Yan who had to come to America to try and
get them taken off, and he still didn't get them
all taken off. Their open hatred between each other was
well documented. Why would he ever let that motherfucker back
into office. Why was Nicki Haley saying like, I'm not
going to go to the Republican National Convention if Trump
is the nominee.
Speaker 5: Trump is the nominee.
Speaker 7: And two days before, three days before, she says, I
am suddenly going and we are going to have the
Republican National Committee, all of the events, all of the
fucking people on the stage is going to be Indian women,
lots of lots of Indian women sing an Indian shit.
Why the fuck is there a bunch of Indian women
singing Indian shit? Nicky Haley just said she's coming. Yesterday
she said she wasn't going to go if Donald Trump
was going to be the nominee. But the day after that,
somebody fucking took a shot at Donald Trump and came
within an inch of his fucking with it with his
Anybody that thinks that that was fucking fake knows absolutely.
Speaker 2: About filter, instant filter. Anybody, You're done, no more, done
not to I can do anymore.
Speaker 7: Pete, how much does it? How much does a five
to five six way? Was it fifty grain.
Speaker 6: Normal normally or fifty normally a fifty five grain or
sixty two grain that's the most common.
Speaker 5: What is a twenty two l R way, I.
Speaker 6: Mean eighteen to twenty two something like that in that range.
Speaker 7: Five five six is also called two two three, which
is twenty two but point zero zero three bigger, right,
I mean, I wish Clay was here. Clay could tell
us that I think he's a win a five mile
an hour wind, which you can't even perceive. The only
time you can perceive five mile an hour win is
in the rare instances where there's no wind, right, Like
you know, when you walk outside and you're like, it
feels dead outside, Like what why is the air still?
Speaker 3: Like?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 5: To you? Is weird.
Speaker 7: Because there usually is between a three and fucking four
mile an hour baseline in any fucking random direction flow
of air around you, and that random flow of air
is enough to move that.
Speaker 5: Tiny, tiny, tiny.
Speaker 7: Basically a step up from twenty two l R. The
tiniest goddamn fucking bullet you can fire out of a
pea shooter that's enough to move that several inches in
any direction over one hundred yards. The shooter was almost
two hundred yards away, So that means to say that
it would be complete randomness where that bullet would end
up in a six inch in either direction would be
an understatement. It was more likely to hit Donald Trump
in the face than it was to not. So somebody
actually wanted to kill that fucking guy. Somebody didn't want
him in office. But if ZOG gets whatever it wants,
and ZOG wants Donald Trump, why would you do that?
Speaker 2: Exactly? That was the moment that was like, Trump is legit.
They wouldn't try to fucking kill this guy if he
was the regimes guy?
Speaker 5: Did he need help? Did he well?
Speaker 7: If he didn't get the assassination attempt is what gave
him all, Like the street credit was great. He put
the hand like do you think that Zach Trump couldn't
be Kamala Harris or fucking fully retarded Joe Biden? Like
you think he needed to be almost shot in the
face for that? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Exactly. So hold on, what does it have to do
with Nicky Haley in the in the in the pajeets
at the rn C.
Speaker 7: Because Nicky Haley thought that motherfucker was going to be
dead the next day.
Speaker 2: Good, I thought that's where you were going. I wanted
you to say it explicitly. I wanted you to say
it outright, because that's what I think.
Speaker 7: Paul Singer and fucking Lindsey Graham's face. No, there it's
a it's a clip. I urge everyone to watch to
find it. It's it's on Twitter somewhere. That's where I
saw it. And even see like the Indian bitches in
the background like to an Indian shit and the scowls
coming down. So there is obviously a black hole. We
don't know where it is or what it is. It's
just doing something. Things are moving around that's not supposed
to be that way. If the conflict diets are these
two people, why is why is this fucking guy attacking globalism?
Speaker 2: Okay, so the thing you're disagreeing with yaki on is
Yaqui's basically saying that America is like the arm of
Zionism and it's carrying out Zionism's will. And there's really
because he does say it in that essay, like he's
very explicit, like there's like America and Zionism are the
same thing, and there's no there's no separating the two.
End of story, and the.
Speaker 5: Most popular tiktoks are fucking Hitler talking.
Speaker 2: I mean, I agree, it was reading and I promise
I'll stop beating this dead horse.
Speaker 5: But I was reading the Israel Lobby about everything else.
Speaker 7: He's probably right about every other thing else, and particularly
around like that we don't have an ideological framework to
move forward with, like we don't know how to win.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah, I've been lucky enough to not lose.
Speaker 2: Oh right, Because that's the essay where he talks about
we didn't fight the war, World War War or World
War two for any of the traditional imperatives that people
fight a war for. It was like we fought it
for world peace. Like nobody fucking fights a war for
world peace. Yeah, that's the first half of the essay.
That's really good. But the Israel Lobby and I'll shut
up about this book because I mentioned it every single time.
But that book was like life changing for me because
that book is not That book is not three four
hundred pages of John meerschaid. We're saying like Israel controls
the United States and end of story, it's him showing
you how they end up getting what they want and
it's a process and the outcome is not inevitable. It's
not inevitable that we're going to go to war and Iran.
Excuse me, well, and Iran, but it wasn't inevitable that
we're going to go to war in Iraq in two
thousand and three. And so it shows you that, like
it's not a hand and glove thing at all. And
it's done through things like Jeffrey Epstein, Like that's one
of the one of the facets that they used to
exert their will. And it's done by mobilizing Jewish voters
in America. It's done by this like ubiquitous fucking Holocaust
narrative deployment across all. You know, just today, Bill Ackman,
did you get somebody fired from Nike for a point?
Did you see that Nike billboard that Bill Ackman was
tweeting about? You didn't see it? It was fucking gorgeous.
So one of our guys must have wrote the most
must have wrote the billboard.
Speaker 5: Can somebody tell me what this billboard was?
Speaker 2: Yeah, the billboard and big letters said never again, period,
at least not until next year. I think it was
talking about God that winning a championship or something. I'm like, dud,
one of our fucking guys write that.
Speaker 5: Like seriously, oh God, And that's so that's so amazing.
Speaker 2: But then Bill Ackman just chimped out for like a
full day and they got it taken down and he
might have gotten somebody fired.
Speaker 7: Have you noticed like the reaction that these people get
when they chimp out now about stuff?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, their comments are nothing but people mocking them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, something like I saw on Zero Edge recently, like
less than half of America supports Israel.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and the biggest ship.
Speaker 2: Got that on the last episode.
Speaker 5: I don't because we talked about that in private.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we talked about that in private, but I forgot
if you brought it up that.
Speaker 6: It did.
Speaker 2: It did well? You know what, that actually brings up
the destiny of America essay that we've talked about last time,
because he and it goes back to what Thomas was
saying actually about how Marxist Leninism isn't going to like
survive into the twenty three century. Like all those lefty
COMMI you know, liberals in America like that were pro Jewish,
you know, are all of a sudden anti Zionists. They
lost all those fucking people. And and then you know
the right wing, the right wing people who cheer Zionism
on and cheer Israel on and cheer on Trump is
he supports them, like they want to mock that and
mock those people and denounce them. But like the people
who are in charge, they know that's a real fucking problem.
Like they know that's a huge problem. They're not like
waving it off.
Speaker 7: No, no, and every I mean, like you could just
go to like Military Times and really just typing like
Israel sells US secrets and then that's it, and they'll
be like Military Times the war Zone, like it'll be
paige after page after page of some military or defense publication,
chimp the fuck out every intelligence agent that leaves, you know,
civilian or military intelligence that is dumb enough to get
in front of a camera will say that our greatest
security risk or our greatest espionage threat.
Speaker 5: Like so the people in the machine know that it's
fucking stupid or know that.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: This is the thing about this is I think this
is because we don't realize how outside we really are.
Speaker 6: Right, So.
Speaker 7: If you get to hide all of your failures because
you own the millet like you own the media system,
right if you so, basically we're never going to report
on your failures. So that means in the perception of
the ever the person like coming becoming aware of this problem.
The history recent history is going to look like a
greatest hit album for the Zionists because you don't get
to see their l's. You only see their w's. Nobody
talks about the l's because you'll never hear about them.
It was a proposed bill that didn't get all the
way through. It was this other thing that didn't make it.
You only get to hear about the winds. So how
are you going to form your worldview? You're gonna end
up a fucking backward Zionist thinking that these people are invincible,
which makes you a fucking idocative.
Speaker 6: By the way, it talks to those people on sweitter
every single day. I mean I run into those people
all the time. No, the Jews run everything, really yeah yeah,
I mean just literally, there was a guy on Twitter
days just like give up, man, it's they run everything.
I'm like, you're a bigger Zionist in Benjamin then Yahoo.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because that fucking asshole has to hop on a
plane to come and try and beg to get tariffs off,
so somebody should inform him that Israel runs everything.
Speaker 5: He'd save a fuck ton in gas.
Speaker 7: Like Christ on the well.
Speaker 2: So so yeah, the the Zionism thing was a ploy
from its inception, God lead my favorite, yeah exactly, and
like this, it was that ploy was made for moments
like this. It was made for moments like this when
like the left all of a sudden abandons Israel and
abandons Jews and like boom, all of a sudden, here's
Zionists and we're right wing anyway, we're right wing, so
we don't even care, like, you know, we're Zionists, we're
not communists, like and Yaki says, that's what happened in
the Revolution of nineteen thirty three, by the way, the
Jews all back the Republicans, and all of a sudden
they switched to FDR and they're like, oh, we're Democrats
now and we believe all the you know, X, Y
and Z. And it's exactly what they did after October seventh,
and they threw their weight behind Trump and then and
then the people who see that, we're like, are like, oh, well,
you know, the right wing doomers who see that are like, oh,
well see, obviously they control Trump, like obviously that all
this is a big ploy for for the Zionists. To
get their way. And those are the people, by the way,
who aren't leftists, the leftists. The people who say the
assassination attempt was fake are leftists and Zionists who say
or excuse me, anti semi far right people who say that, oh,
that was a false flag to get him elected.
Speaker 7: And it's just I have as much problem with these
people as as Leftoid's man to be honest with you,
because neither of them are helpful. The problem is is
we don't have a cohesive worldview.
Speaker 5: Pete. You've been doing really great work lately.
Speaker 7: The episode with luth Mblar I want you check out,
and the most recent one that you put out for
early scriber. So if you're not a subscriber to Pete,
you don't know what I'm talking about. And it's because
you're a cheap faggot and you I'm very disappointed that
you're listening to this. I'm not being a paid subscriber
to Pete.
Speaker 6: Dude. They can. They can listen to it for free
on the podcast season. Then they complain about ads and
see that I don't like I don't have bills.
Speaker 7: No, you're just supposed to produce content. You're just supposed
to take infinite personal risk.
Speaker 6: Do you don't have any people? Do you don't have
any fucking people like claim to be on our side
or just flat out communists? They want everything for free yep.
Speaker 7: And it's it's like, it's about the same amount of
people that really have a deep seated resentment towards the
country that they live in. Right, they like Zionism, get
like zog gives them an excuse to hate the country
that they are already hated. Right they It is the
same people that want everything for free, right because you
know their closet leftoids And this is the problem.
Speaker 5: That you've been doing.
Speaker 7: Like I think it's actually the biggest problem. I don't
think Zionism is a real problem right. In fact, actually,
if the if they could chimp out more, that would
be even better. If they could if Bill Ackman can
do more insane shit, if they could try and deport
more students, if they can try and pass more anti
semitism bills about the outlaw like passages of the Bible,
Like if we can fast track all this shit, yes,
that would be great. Like I am rooting for the
anti semitism.
Speaker 2: They have no other move, that's their only move. Dude,
and it just accelerate. They're going to just run it
into the ground.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I am. I am Lindsay Graham's greatest supporter. I
want him to talk about Israel at every hurricane, every
national disaster. He needs to be talking about Israel. I
will I'm actually I'm actually gonna put my money whar
I'm mount this next time he is up for election.
I'm going to donate one hundred dollars to Lindsay Graham's
campaign because he's amazing.
Speaker 2: Can I throw in here real quick that like Thomas
shot on Pete Hegseth the other day, and I get
why he did, but Pete haig Seth is actually an
out an outlier in that he's like jacked and he's
got tattoos and as far as I know, he's seen
combat either way. He knows how to fire a gun.
He looks like a man's man, but he's he's like
the only boy lapdog I've ever seen who has any
redeemable manly qualities. Like usually they trot out people like
Lindsay Graham because those people are easy to own, you
know what I mean?
Speaker 7: It came out like fucking Jimmy Doris report did a
show on how it was act like Pete haig Seth
was one of the people trying to stop the fucking
Iran thing.
Speaker 6: Right and right.
Speaker 2: It turns out that's that's exactly what my point is.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 2: It turns out that he that heg Saith is not
like as owned and in the pocket as all these
other guys, like, you know, he's this like he's got
doesn't he have the Day OF's Vault tattoo or whatever
it is, So he comes across like the Zionist guy.
Speaker 7: This is the best thing about where we're at right now,
because any every move that the Zionists need us to
take is so directly anti American, right. There is no
steps that they want us to take that doesn't hurt
the country badly and in front of everybody, and there's
no way to excuse it.
Speaker 2: Trump doesn't want that. Trump's not gonna do that.
Speaker 7: He's just not gonna do Yeah, you could be a
Zionist for you know, or you could just say whatever
it takes to get a big Fox News paycheck. Personally,
I think it's the latter. He wouldn't be the first
person to lie about what they care about. The fucking television,
like the every Anyways, it's getting to a point now
where if you want to toe the line, it's impossible
to not feel like a trader.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, Graham is a trader and everyone knows.
Speaker 5: It because he's a fagot. I'm sorry, but but yeah, So.
Speaker 2: My point, My point was though that like that's the
only type of guy they can get. Rick Santorum, uh,
you know, go down, even like Chris Ruffo, who's like
not as big of a player as these guys. They're
you know, they're little dysgenic twinks. James Lindsay, James Lindsay,
Jordan Peterson, they're all dysfunctional. They're obviously all mentally ill.
Speaker 7: Getting clowned about that guy too, exactly.
Speaker 2: That's that's my point right there. I rest my case.
Speaker 7: But so this this is like a big problem though. Okay,
so it's a huge victory that the thing that is
obviously repulsive is now being viewed as widely repulsive. That's fantastic.
But Pete, like to the shows that you've been doing
with Luvemblar in the most recent one that you dropped
for subscribers tonight, is I think the most important with
Greg Hood. Yes, this is we still have a huge
fucking problem and there is one left and there's a
million rights.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, I just said that. I just posted. I
just posted about that on Twitter while we were here.
Speaker 4: No.
Speaker 6: Somebody that I like a lot, Angela mccardal. She was
a former chair of the Libertarian Party, someone I've known
a long time. She puts out a poll on Twitter
and says the right is fracturing over Israel, yes or no?
And I commented, there is no right, but whatever they
are has never been united. The right's never been united.
Ye the left, the left unites around power the right
and the left will kick people out for going against
the orthodoxy. The right will kick people out for going
against Israel.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Is that the right even anymore?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I mean, well yeah, it's not. We have, like
Thomas said, we haven't had a right wing, you know,
since before World War Two.
Speaker 5: So so then get in power, I.
Speaker 6: Mean if they get if the left gets back in power,
they are going to go after people. They are going
to go after people, you know that have been openly
you know, people who supported Trump, people who are who
say things that are right wing.
Speaker 5: Yep.
Speaker 7: If you're listening to this and you think that, Oh, well,
I didn't say anything on the Internet, and I secretly
listen to this. Most of those January sixth people are
in a jail cell because someday we construction not anymore,
thank god, thank god.
Speaker 5: That's a very good point. Most of God.
Speaker 7: It was literally four years, four years of saying that
these people were in solitary confinement, right, that got to
happen to them because their cell phones were geolocated.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: And then a whole bunch of other people who didn't
even go weren't even in the geo fencing area, but
talk privately with people that were because the Left controlled
powerful institutions. Those institutions are spy agencies. They're really good
at spying on everybody, including you listener. So what Pete
is talking about, it doesn't matter if you don't say
racist things on the fucking internet. If you're hearing this,
then you have a problem the pet The problem that
Pete is talking about is your problem.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, you're we can't unless there are fundamental
changes made in this system, in the national system where
you're you're not going to have change because you're going
to have elections every two years on the House, every
six years on the Senate and every four years in
the presidency. So unless you have while you're in power,
have reworked the system to that you win every time,
no matter what, that your people win every time, no
matter what, or that you destroy your enemies and they
can never ever be elected again. Your enemies are going
to be elected again. And watch out because they're already
saying sitting senators are already having town halls and saying
not yet the violence. It's not time for the violence.
We'll get there, but it's not time, not right now. Okay, yep.
So what it is? So if Trump isn't going to
absolutely destroy these people, take away their power, take away
their wealth, take away their ability to we to have
any influence whatsoever, they're coming back.
Speaker 5: M h.
Speaker 7: And our guy is in office supposedly, but we have
to caveat every single thing we say that all this
is just hypoth does it like, well, this is not
in any way doing what those Democratic senators are calling
for in town halls, because we know that the fucking bureaucracy,
regardless of who's in the office, it's so full of
these people that our lives will get ruined by some
Department of Justice faggots if they aren't hard at work
at it, already doing that lovely parallel construction shit I
mentioned before. We have to coveat everything that we say,
even though our guy's in charge, because we know he's
not really in charge.
Speaker 2: Well he's a he's got four years. That's that's it.
He's got four years to fucking take care of all this.
And yep, I'm seeing he's.
Speaker 5: Not gonna be enough. To Pete's point, it's not gonna
be enough time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't even want to start gaming like the
other option, which is reelection, uh for Jdvance to win.
But like, I just hope it's over, Like I can't
do it of this anymore. Like I just want Trump
to seize control, take the mandate and fucking you know,
it's start a thousand year dynasty.
Speaker 7: I don't think you can, man, I don't think that
doesn't happen.
Speaker 2: It's like, what's the what's the point of even.
Speaker 6: Well, the here's the problem is is that the people,
the people don't have the will for that. I mean,
look at what happened. Trump said we need to do tariffs,
and he gets elected on tariffs, and as soon as
he implements tariffs and the market goes down a little bit.
The people who elected him because he was going to
pass tariffs or screaming that, oh my god, he's betraying us.
He passed tariffs. Yep, you're this is a democracy. I mean,
I mean, I don't know what it is. It's an oligarchy,
a demand I mean people, some people have a voice
because sometimes elections can be Sometimes elections happen and they
and things can be usually be changed, but for the worst.
Usually what happens is is that someone gets in power
and they just basically build up the system more so
that you can't change it. And they'll do anything to
make sure that that doesn't that doesn't change. They'll make
sure to do everything. The manager will state anything to
make sure the managerial state doesn't it doesn't come apart
that it can't be overthrown. I don't know that it
can be. I mean, just look at I mean, you
have people being fired from the Pentagon for leaks with
no proof whatsoever. I mean nothing, there's nothing, and it's
just like, oh, people are oh that was the leaker.
Oh wow, Pete heggsat had three people around him that
were leaking there's no proof of that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, because every single time it's like it's like one
of those games that you play as a kid. Right,
every time the administration even acknowledges that the media exists,
we get to restart the clock again of them being
able to function up. The only way that all of
this stop, like all of that stops about, you know, leakers,
getting people in the Pentagon pushed out, is if Donald
Trump and the White House writ large pretends like the
media doesn't exist. I guarantee more people listen to this
than anybody that watches fucking CNN at any given time.
Right now, the OGC has more fucking people watching its
live streams than fucking CNN. But because the CNN people scream,
you're going to throw talented people out of your administration
at the time when it has never been more critical
to have all hands on deck, right, You're going to
let the people that everyone in the country Eleven percent
was the most generous poll I could find about how
many Americans trust the media, and you're going to even
care about what they scream about. Let's say he just
starts throwing judges in jail. The only people that are
going to cry about it is the media, and if
you just pretend they don't exist, then technically no one's
crying about it because those people aren't like they don't matter.
And another thing that I've come to the realization to lately,
which is not exactly the most positive thing, is that
the other on the last stream, I said, like when
Thomas said that the war is the the lines are
globalism and everything else, I was like, yes, but you know, uh,
the administered US government of all things is actually destroying globalism, right,
So I guess we're temporarily on the and everything else side.
But then I realized something, unless you destroy this everywhere
and not just in the United States, it will recom
institute itself.
Speaker 5: And it will come back.
Speaker 7: We're already seeing all of the people were grown think
about it.
Speaker 5: So where did all of the people.
Speaker 7: That were running all the censorship shit? Nna Jenkowitz, the
fucking scary Poppins, you know, actual registered registered foreign agent
of the British Foreign Office.
Speaker 6: And you know.
Speaker 7: Tiny hat if not like, I don't I don't need
to check her early life whether this is I don't
care whether she's a Zionist or not. But she bade
me as well be doesn't it doesn't matter. Her and
about a dozen other people just those are the ones
that hit the news in the fucking brief period in
the like, I've only checked the news for like maybe
two hours over the last two weeks, and in that
two hours I saw her and then five or six
other examples of people that are part of the regime
here now going to the EU and now going to
the UK and sitting on the floor of Brussels and
the European Parliament, and sitting on the floor fucking the
British Parliament saying how not just that they need to
but how these other fucking nations need to attack the
United States? Right, Like you have people that worked in
the fucking Secretary of State's Office, right, so the Department
of State, people that were there into the Biden administration,
all right, people that were in DHS under the Biden administration,
people that were in the White House in the Biden administration,
are now going to Canada, are now going to Britain,
are now going to the European Union and helping those governments.
Speaker 5: Stop what Donald Trump is trying to do here.
Speaker 7: And that's when I had the thing, a realization that
even you know Tom's is still technically right, right, because
even if you even if you stop it here, or
even if you temporarily hit pause here, it fucking oozes
out the bottom and goes over somewhere else and then
uses that power base to try and stop what's happening here.
It's like the only battleground that they care about is here.
It's not in Russia and Ukraine. It's not in fucking
Iran or in Israel or Gaza, right the only two
ops are fucking China and whatever. This ooze is that
when you whack it with a hammer, it just fucking
spreads out and goes everywhere else and wherever it'll constitute.
Like right now, we have fucking people that had tocurity
clearances helping a government that's not ours hurt our government.
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, these people are frustrators. I didn't even know
Nina Jenko. It's like still had a job. Like what
the fuck does she even do now?
Speaker 6: Like she works for NADO, she gets she's she's part
of the patronage network. She's a complete psychopath. She is
what would be considered a radical. So what does the
left do? They give her a They they make her
a part of the patriote network. What does the right
quote unquote due to radicals like us, tries to cancel us,
calls us everything in the book, and you go, fuck,
I mean these people this is why. Oh here's your
base right wing? Oh are Tariff's gonna split the right?
Are is Israel gonna split the right?
Speaker 5: What?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 7: And I got Michael Jones liberalism? Yeah, even e Michael Jones,
fucking em. Michael Jones is trying to do the James
Lindsay thing like, oh well, glad you recognize that the
let me tell you about how the Holocaust is faked,
like okay, yes, that's amazing. And let me tell you
about how the system is geared entirely to attack white people,
and let me document it from nineteen sixty eight and
da da, da da all the way back. But don't
go identifying as why yourself, don't go organizing along racial
lines whatsoever. What you need to do, how you outsmart
this thing is you just tell it. I'm not white,
I'm Greek, I'm Polish, I'm Lithuanian. So I can go
I get a job at Harvard now, I can go
be a CEO of this company now because I'm Polish.
Speaker 5: I'm not white. What are you talking about.
Speaker 7: It's fucking insane. We have people that will take on
I mean, don't get me wrong. That guy went up
against Jewish power, the Jewish power structure, right, the supernational
organization that is both Zionism and political control in the
Western world. He went up against that and he took
shots at its most sacred cow. And even he will
go to his grave doing everything he possibly can to
avoid being called a racist and to avoid saying that,
oh wait, maybe we need to take care of ourselves.
And if that guy can go up against I mean,
Michael Jones is a hero for what he's done, and
even he is afraid to just say what actually needs
to be done.
Speaker 2: You think that's his Catholicism though.
Speaker 6: Pete, is that your It has nothing to do with Catholicism.
It has to do with the fact that he's a
boomer and I like you Michael Jones, and Michael Jones
has been on Michael Jones has been on my show.
He believes in the Post, you know, he's part of that.
Speaker 2: He really truly believes this stuff. Is what you're saying,
He's a true believer.
Speaker 6: It's boomer Boomer truth. He just recognized, you know, he
has this one thing. You know, it's like Jared Taylor.
I've spoken to Jared Taylor about this, you know, and
he clearly he straight out said to me, he goes,
I don't talk about the Jews because I only allow
myself to be a kook on one thing, and that's race.
So you know, you you get you put e Michael
Jones and you get Jared Taylor, and you smash them together,
well then you have you know, then you have the
final boss.
Speaker 2: I feel like it's so easy to square that circle.
But some people just can't do it a lot of it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, they're not. Yeah, and don't even try, don't even
worry about it. Just move on. Just move on worrying
about it. You're you're I mean, you're going to try
and change people's minds. I mean, how many times when
have you ever tried to change a Boomer's mind and
you actually changed their mind.
Speaker 5: I'll be dead before that's a problem. That's not my problem.
Speaker 7: I'll be dead by the time that, you know, organizing
along along ethnic lines is going to.
Speaker 5: Be important, I'll be dead by then. That's literally what
it is.
Speaker 6: Yeah, doctor Jones wants. He wants people to be organizing
along religious lines Protestant, Jewish, Catholic, and Orthodox. I mean
that basically nails it down and pairs everything down to
a small number. And you know, so, I mean, but
you Catholics to fight against Protestants. I mean, God, I don't.
I don't want that at all. Neither do I. I'm
I'm theory sell. I'm theory selling enough things. I'm not
going to be theory selling friggin unfriggin you know the
minutia of soteriology and things like that. You know, It's like,
I'm sorry, I mean, I believe what I believe. I
know what Protestants believe. I know what Catholics believe. Not
really up on what Orthodox believe. If you're Orthodox, you
do not have to email me or contact me. I
have Orthodox friends. If I want to know, I will
ask them. Okay, But I mean, I'm not going to
fight this is yeah, I'm not going to fight over
these things. It just doesn't. I have other things to do.
I have a lot of other things to do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so what do you what do you I think
I think that's what the guys in the Stone Choir
boys are doing.
Speaker 5: It's so valuable. Is they're kind of.
Speaker 7: They're kind of saying that ethnicity is a religion and
ethnicity or like the same thing. Yeah, whatever's going to
come after isn't going to look.
Speaker 5: Like it does now.
Speaker 7: I think even with religions or even with like they
talk about the kind of the bad state of the
various Protestant denominations, it's like like like none of them
are going to survive.
Speaker 5: Whatever is going to come after is going to look different.
Speaker 2: Like Christianity, Christianity. Yeah, that's that's that's my question is.
Speaker 5: What is called Christianity now? Is that Christianity? Well?
Speaker 2: I mean, so what we're talking about big picture here,
it's like what can galvanize white people to be a
united force, you know, on the right, and is it whiteness?
Is it Christianity?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: But what is it? It can't be like being an American,
Like what what can it be?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 7: This is what I think this is the most important
thing about Yaqui. And I mean this is something that
you've been talking about for a while. Is there is
not an ideological There isn't an ideal that is driving
and galvanizing us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't I don't think we can arbitrarily go
out and look for one, but we can we can
hopefully see if one is developing.
Speaker 6: Organically. Yeah, exactly. You know, me and my buddy Aaron
used to talk back in twenty twenty about the COVID
times and about some of the stuff that was happening,
and you know, Aaron used to just you know, we
used to talk about, what, you know, are people ever
going to do anything about this? And Aaron said, people
aren't hungry yet, you know. And then but then when
you look at history, sometimes people get hungry and they
still don't do anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you do hear that a lot. You do hear
that a lot. But I'm not sure.
Speaker 6: So the way I look the way I look at
it is is populism doesn't work. One hundred million people
cannot cannot organize. You need ten one hundred and twenty.
I mean, come on, let's face it, about two hundred
people run this country about I mean, it may even
be less than that, but about two hundred people have
real say into what happens. It's just gonna it's it's
not going to survive unless you destroy you have an enemy.
The founders knew that they were going to be enemies
foreign and domestic.
Speaker 5: That it was.
Speaker 6: It was they already knew that they had enemies that
were domestic. It's the enemy domestic. Until you do something
about the enemy domestic, you know, until you address that issue,
you're not going to have any real change. And every
election you're just going to be wondering if there's going
to be you know, if it goes in one direction,
whether you're going to have a knock on the door,
you know, because you've said some really fucked up shit
on Twitter, you know, or you've said some stuff publicly,
you know, like I said on a live stream recently. Sure,
being anonymous is fine when it comes to like private violence,
Like you know, you don't want Antitha to figure out
where you live or you don't want but if you're
using social media, government knows who you are.
Speaker 2: Right, they can find you in a second if they
want to.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yep, yeah. So it's like, I mean, sure, you
don't want to, you know, you don't maybe you don't
want to give out information where you know, I've always
you know, one of the things that brought me out
of libertarianism is I realized that private violence was much
more dangerous than state violence. MM, because you know, I
mean people, what do people complain about. People complain about
a narco tyranny? Well, what is that a narco tyranny?
And then libertarians would be like, well, that can only
happen because the state exists. Well, you still have people
within the polity who are willing to commit violence. The
state doesn't. The state doesn't implement a narco tyranny unless
it has willing people. Now take away the state and
take away and people will be like, well, you know,
I'll have an I'll have a rifle, and you know,
I'll be up on my roof and I'll be picking
people off as they come. Uh huh sure, it's I
could put together pretty quickly more people than you can
take out, and we'll just we'll just take you down.
Speaker 5: When are you going to sleep?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's just I mean, if you do
not destroy, if you do not destroy your enemies, like
you know, like Fearius Modad who was on the show,
you know, with Ron Dodson, and a lot of people
have actually praised, have absolutely praised that episode. People have
told me they wasn't it more than once In one
of the things he said when he was on with
Peter McCormick, who Peter McCormick isn't one of us, but
he said, the thing that scares Putin the most is
he knows that there's liberalism within his borders. But liberalism
cannot be allowed to take over. And that's what oligarchy,
that's what That's why when you have these Western aligned
people start preaching liberalism, maybe they have to end up
with poison. Maybe they need to jump off a roof.
He said it clearly, because if you are going to
protect if you're a politician and you have the legitimacy
of that office, and you're going to protect your people,
and the Russian people are not going to be able
to survive under a liberal order because they don't. That's
nothing in their in their history, there is nothing liberal
that that could There's nothing in the Russian in the
Russian psyche that embraces liberalism naturally. Then you may just
have to take care of people who push that. And
if you want, if you want this country to survive,
there is an enemy class out there who doesn't want
it to survive as it has existed in the past.
Can we get back what we had in the past, doubtful,
But if we want to survive, we have to get
rid of those people. We don't I'm not saying we
commit violence, but whoever is in charge needs to destroy
those people so that they can never have power again.
End of fucking story. Everything else is just delays so
that we can build up. We can build up wealth,
we can pay off our houses, we can start growing stuff,
we can organize and maybe you know, a bunch a
bunch of people move to the same area, or people
who are in the same area who are already in
the same area realize they have the same you know,
they have the same values, they come together. We're just
buying time right now. If Trump is not going to
if who whoever's in charge, is not going to destroy
the enemies of civilization, they're going to be empowered another
at some point in the future, and we have to
be ready for it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they'll go here.
Speaker 7: If they can't, if they're not in power in wielding
the US government like they were before, they'll go to
one of their other many governments.
Speaker 5: Right Like, the fight just isn't And this is what
pisses me off so much about the tariff bros.
Speaker 7: It's not even just the fact that like these people, right,
and it's the same people that will criticize boomers, the
same exact people. Oh, the most entitled generation history. Oh
all the fuck the prosperity DEADA da da da da
da da da. The stock market goes down five percent,
ten percent, and they're screaming, or what about our allies?
It has nothing to do with tariffs. It has everything
to do with trade deficits. You want to know why
none of the wealth exists in America like it used to. Well,
trade deficits very simple. It means that let's say China.
China says two hundred and fifty billion dollars worth of
goods comes into our country, all right, but five hundred
billion dollars worth of money leaves our country and goes there.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 7: That's every year. There's rough numbers, but it's pretty close.
A quarter of a trillion dollars leaves. So either one
of two things happens. Either the thing that China sold
us for a quarter of a billion dollars we payd
half a trillion dollars for, right, So either we are
paying twice as much as the value of something to
another country, right, or we are investing in their country.
That's what's happening. Those are the only two ways that
we have a negative trade deficit. And so if you
look at the trade deficit data, it basically will tell
you that we are supporting every fucking country in the
world except for North Korea and Vladimir Putin's Russia, with
between tens and hundreds of billions of dollars every year.
That's what trade deficit means. That means money value came
in of x amount and then money went out of
X times two or x times three or x times
ten went out. So when we try and fix that,
just stop the bleeding, and the stock market has a hiccup.
We have right wingers, supposed right wingers, supposed nationalists, screaming
and crying. Whatever what Pete is talking about is so
much more than just the little tiny ouch, the little
tiny bruise or.
Speaker 5: Cut that.
Speaker 7: The trade deficit and tariff thing is. And if you
people are screaming and crying and willing to get on
the same side as the people that hate you, which
is the most important thing.
Speaker 6: It's not just that.
Speaker 7: You are freaking out over the tiniest, tiniest bit of hurt,
but you're going on side and criticizing your team alongside
your enemies, people that hate you because you can't handle
your portfolio going down ten percent. What Pete is talking
about is where we're headed, regardless of whether or not
we go Like, forget the war with Iran, shit, forget.
Speaker 6: All that shit.
Speaker 5: Shit, just the stuff that's baked into the cake.
Speaker 7: Now that we live in now is going to get
so much worse than your five percent portfolio dropper, your
ten percent portfolio drop and you're crying and ready to
switch sides now, Pete, I don't even know how many
people we have, not just that are ready for what's coming,
but are going to be strong enough to make something
better on the other side of what's coming. Like this
to me is the real question is the Left will
literally light them quite literally light themselves on fire.
Speaker 5: For things.
Speaker 7: And you won't even take a ten dip in your
four oh one k, Like, how are we ever going
to win? Unless there is a thing that you value
more than money, unless there's a thing that we all
agree on is worth more than money, be a fuck.
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