Speaker 1: I am a man who believed that I died twenty
Speaker 1: years ago, and I lived like a man who is
Speaker 1: dead already. I have no fear whatsoever of anybody or anything,
Speaker 1: Gary Webb.
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Speaker 2: I wrote a series of stories.
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Speaker 7: I'm afraid what possible difference.
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Speaker 10: What the fuck is up. Welcome to another already dead
Speaker 10: Me and Austin's weekly live call in show. A little
Speaker 10: bit of conspiracy, a little bit of parapolitics. That's where
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Speaker 10: All right, we got we got a great bit or
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Speaker 10: We'll uh, we'll we'll have a new intermission for you guys.
Speaker 10: We have I think we're trying out a sort of
Speaker 10: new video editor because we lost our other guy murder
Speaker 10: the other one murdered a guy. It's not a laughing matter.
Speaker 10: I really miss him. Yeah, yeah, it is a I'm laughing,
Speaker 10: but it's because I don't want to cry, right Yeah,
Speaker 10: but uh yeah, so we're we'll try we'll try out
Speaker 10: our new our new video editor. We'll see how it goes, uh,
Speaker 10: maybe I have some other offers too, so we'll see,
Speaker 10: we'll I mean, I don't know. I'm not offering a
Speaker 10: ton of money, so it is what it is. But
Speaker 10: me and Austin, I don't even know where the hell
Speaker 10: we were. I don't think we were in commencing World
Speaker 10: War three last time we talked. But I've done like
Speaker 10: I don't know how many shows since then responded to
Speaker 10: rape allegations. The gangs broke up like like everything, and
Speaker 10: like World War three. Yeah, so yeah, I got accused
Speaker 10: of rape by Richard Booth. The gang broke up. We
Speaker 10: have World War three. I think there was another one
Speaker 10: in there. I'm forgetting something major, man, I was. I
Speaker 10: just oh yeah, then then the editor, the editor too.
Speaker 10: I'm sorry, just then Tim, sorry, go on.
Speaker 6: Oh you're good, buddy. I'm just seeing like limitless recycled
Speaker 6: Iraq war propaganda, dude, right, is it? I mean yeah, basically, dude,
Speaker 6: it's extraordinary, man. And it feels like I'm in this
Speaker 6: mindset like if you're loyal to a politician, you've lost
Speaker 6: the plot a long time ago, you know, and and
Speaker 6: and it's just like it's so it's as simple as
Speaker 6: just understanding that the way the current system is structured,
Speaker 6: no one is coming to save you. You. You have
Speaker 6: to be almost entirely compromised to achieve any real level
Speaker 6: of success in politics and especially in this current system.
Speaker 10: And I mean it's a it's a shell game. It's
Speaker 10: like it's a game for fools. It's like, you know
Speaker 10: when you walk by and you see those games they
Speaker 10: play on some side streets and you're like, oh, what's that.
Speaker 10: That's cool, that's like, but you know that's a scam.
Speaker 10: That's what this is. That's what all this is. It's voting.
Speaker 10: It's all just a scam to get you to waste
Speaker 10: your fucking time. And it's psychic vampire shit. I think
Speaker 10: this it's almost been this necessary thing to like kind
Speaker 10: of this was like I think for a lot of
Speaker 10: people to last like a hurrah. Maybe we get voting
Speaker 10: could work, but it's like, dude, it's not. It's not
Speaker 10: gonna work. You're you're working against yourself. I mean, they're
Speaker 10: always gonna find a way to take that that that
Speaker 10: energy and use it against you. Like from a psychic
Speaker 10: vampire perspective. They took this mandate and then they used
Speaker 10: it for Iran, and now they've used up all their
Speaker 10: psychic energy once they use this Iran plan. And now, ironically,
Speaker 10: all you maga bros that have certain domestic goals, Let's say,
Speaker 10: even if it is something like a doze or something,
Speaker 10: you've used up all of your psychic energy, all of
Speaker 10: that energy you got from the voters. Your coalition will
Speaker 10: be destroyed and you will hand you will seed power
Speaker 10: back to the left. The aocs of the world will
Speaker 10: rule the near future. That is what we will see.
Speaker 10: And honestly, I think we're gonna see aocs that are
Speaker 10: like funny and based and like we're gonna get like
Speaker 10: Tim Dillon's essentially he's gonna be the vibe. I think
Speaker 10: like that that sort of thing, Tim Dillon's, Jim Doors.
Speaker 10: I mean, given that we're there, they're deciding, Hey, we're
Speaker 10: gonna do Iran. You can just go ahead and give
Speaker 10: up this right wing dominated political landscape.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think. I do think that obviously regime change
Speaker 6: is the current option that they're attempting to obviously pursue.
Speaker 6: And I think that, you know, it really does seem
Speaker 6: like that's been in the cards for quite some time
Speaker 6: at this point, and that much of the negotiations that
Speaker 6: were just conducted were entirely in bad faith and smoking
Speaker 6: mirrors and and sort of just to at least placate
Speaker 6: certain individuals in the base, although I will say I
Speaker 6: do feel optimistic about the reaction in many ways, you know,
Speaker 6: as far as just like, but I you know, honestly,
Speaker 6: I don't know how much of that is because I'm
Speaker 6: sort of insulated in this this you know, like minded
Speaker 6: algorithm thought bubble that You're right that maybe I'm just
Speaker 6: not seeing as much. Although obviously there's clearly the zion
Speaker 6: Is propaganda oversaturating the landscape. But at the very same time,
Speaker 6: it's like, I don't know. It seems like clearly the
Speaker 6: overwhelming sentiment is no war with Iran. We don't want,
Speaker 6: you know, intervention or especially direct conflict with with the
Speaker 6: US effectively dropping bombs on Tehran, which is let alone
Speaker 6: of potential US troop boots on the ground involvement, which
Speaker 6: is already being called for clearly by the usual suspects
Speaker 6: like closeted homosexuals, childless Zionist Lindsey grandy Vance.
Speaker 10: I mean, right, right, But.
Speaker 6: It is like when you have no skin in the game,
Speaker 6: there are no real consequences that you and all of
Speaker 6: your special interests rely on the military industrial complex and
Speaker 6: and I mean you all also clearly you're just morally,
Speaker 6: i mean compromised right at a level to where.
Speaker 10: Dude, I had a did you see my tweet? That
Speaker 10: went I guess, I don't know if i'd say it
Speaker 10: was viral, but it did well, very well, and it
Speaker 10: was so I guess to add the other amount of
Speaker 10: crazy things. And then I had a tweet, you know,
Speaker 10: to go into the thousands that I was calling Donald
Speaker 10: Trump a pedophiles. That's where we're at. I think that
Speaker 10: we're all going, oh, yeah, you're onto something. I said, Uh,
Speaker 10: what did I said? I said, I'm pretty sure he
Speaker 10: fucked a bunch of kids. And that was basically what
Speaker 10: I said, something like.
Speaker 6: These, yeah, exactly, Yeah, I'm sorry. But when your mentor
Speaker 6: is Roy Cone, uh and every every single I mean,
Speaker 6: it wasn't just like he was, you know, I don't know,
Speaker 6: like it was a some sort of tangential connection to
Speaker 6: the Epstein scandal and and the the Black Book and
Speaker 6: the contact numbers, like I mean, Trump was deeply involved
Speaker 6: right with with the Epstein network at a level to
Speaker 6: where of course he would be tasked with the ultimate
Speaker 6: cover up. So as far as like what sexual blackmail
Speaker 6: they have on him, I don't know. He's he's grabbing
Speaker 6: Bill Clinton's dick on the golf course. So it's like,
Speaker 6: how much is there? You know, it's like when you're
Speaker 6: at that level, especially of being a political puppet, because
Speaker 6: in every way each president's legacy becomes tarnished. It's just
Speaker 6: the reality of I mean, no matter who you vote for, right,
Speaker 6: what do we get?
Speaker 10: Yeah, well it's there's just line from this movie called
Speaker 10: Luther that I always it always sticks in my mind,
Speaker 10: and it was this a character who was like the
Speaker 10: serial killer who utilized like blackmail to control people, to
Speaker 10: be able to like pull off his kills, and like
Speaker 10: one of the people who like turned you know, end
Speaker 10: up being someone like within like their like investigation group
Speaker 10: or whatever. At one dramatic point in the movie and
Speaker 10: they're like, what do they got on you? And it
Speaker 10: was like and he said some line you like, you'd
Speaker 10: be you'd be surprised how little it is type deal,
Speaker 10: because it's just like because that's the thing, like, I know,
Speaker 10: we all owe you know, Trump fucked a bunch of
Speaker 10: kids and like ha ha. But it's like, I mean,
Speaker 10: it really could just be something simple. I mean, I
Speaker 10: don't get me wrong. This is a guy that's like
Speaker 10: foxborn Stars and it's kind of like well known, so
Speaker 10: it probably have to be something slightly worse than that,
Speaker 10: But it might not even have to be that bad,
Speaker 10: because the thing is how it starts, you know. It's
Speaker 10: like what we're told the little kids, even church, like,
Speaker 10: it all starts with a little lie. And it's really
Speaker 10: as simple as that, because it could be just as
Speaker 10: simple as infidelity. I don't think you could get you know,
Speaker 10: blackmail Trump with something a's infidelity, but even like the
Speaker 10: a normal guy like in the world, you could probably
Speaker 10: get a lot of people with infidelity and just be
Speaker 10: willing to get them to do a lot of things
Speaker 10: just to keep that from spreading around, or.
Speaker 6: Just even just you know, I think these this is
Speaker 6: a generational compromise as far as like, I don't think
Speaker 6: this is anything new. I don't think this began with Trump.
Speaker 6: I think he's in a lineage of individuals who are
Speaker 6: among this network of these sort of aristocratic you know
Speaker 6: very much. It seems like they belong to the cabal
Speaker 6: of the fraternal organizations that clearly run global society. And
Speaker 6: that's why I in no way am I under some
Speaker 6: you know, false impression that Trump was going to come
Speaker 6: in and all of a sudden become something that he
Speaker 6: didn't already prove himself to be, which is an out
Speaker 6: and out Zionist obviously right on the take for any
Speaker 6: and every uh sort of Israeli agenda out there to
Speaker 6: pursue as well. And that's not just with you know,
Speaker 6: the marriage of like Jared Kushner into the family and
Speaker 6: things of that nature. But obviously you have which I've
Speaker 6: discussed many times, and in terms of his his connections
Speaker 6: to Robert Maxwell, like going on his yacht in the
Speaker 6: eighties and and uh right, discussing and measuring the size
Speaker 6: of their yachts. You know. And my YouTube got nuked
Speaker 6: for real.
Speaker 10: Wait, I just I was waiting for a second. I
Speaker 10: was just looking at it. I was like, I'm pretty
Speaker 10: sure it did zo.
Speaker 6: I hope that I can just you know, the intro in, Yeah,
Speaker 6: it's got to be, I hope, so, but I know
Speaker 6: if it's intro immediately.
Speaker 12: The video has been removed for violating YouTube's community.
Speaker 10: Fuck it's probably just the fucking intro. You can probably
Speaker 10: appeal it because it's and then I'll probably throw it out.
Speaker 10: But it is gay, super annoying, or it's even funnier
Speaker 10: when they do the oh for self harm because of
Speaker 10: the name of the show. I've gone that like probably
Speaker 10: two or three times now.
Speaker 6: I've got Wow.
Speaker 12: Everyone who was watching on Austin's YouTube come over to Jose's.
Speaker 10: Come on, well, we also got Rumble. Don't forget we
Speaker 10: got Rumble. So, you know, silly little things like this
Speaker 10: are all the more of a reminder to follow the
Speaker 10: people you like over on alternate platforms like Rumble Rumble,
Speaker 10: Rumble Rumble, so you can leave Rumble rants there. Austin
Speaker 10: is mantas on YouTube, so you can leave them super chats.
Speaker 10: But we'll see how long that lasts for when.
Speaker 12: Video gets fucking in a shut it down.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think I was already. I hope that after
Speaker 6: I appealed the last one. I'm not still in that
Speaker 6: window of time. I'm concerned about that.
Speaker 10: But that's okay, okay, yeah, it's YouTube creator problems. It is, right.
Speaker 10: I mean that the flip side is though, like you know,
Speaker 10: once you whenever you go through that period, can't post
Speaker 10: on YouTube, and it's like whatever, that's just I'm straight
Speaker 10: rumble right now. So it just means your boosting your
Speaker 10: rumble and your other your other platforms, your audio all that,
Speaker 10: so whatever. Hey each time it's just YouTube shoot themselves
Speaker 10: in the foot, so whatever, just making your less dependent
Speaker 10: on it, so all the more reason to all right, uh, okay,
Speaker 10: where do we where do we go with this? We're okay,
Speaker 10: We're I just kind of got sidetracked with with the
Speaker 10: New Kings.
Speaker 6: Right yeah, yeah, But I just think that when you
Speaker 6: have Blackstone, black Rock, they're all attached to this sort
Speaker 6: of like these you know, various billionaires that clearly are
Speaker 6: are implicated in sort of like in my mind, steering
Speaker 6: much of the permanent establishment's agenda, especially in the private
Speaker 6: sector internationally, which is which is how they sort of like, right,
Speaker 6: what do you think Davos is? I mean, it's the
Speaker 6: most influential people on Earth coming together to decide our
Speaker 6: fate effectively is what truly is taking place. But when
Speaker 6: you have like Wilbert Ross, you know, effectively, uh just
Speaker 6: like by the way, you know, advisor for the all
Speaker 6: of the Rothchild's investments, and and he's he's directly involved
Speaker 6: with bailing out Donald Trump during that time where where
Speaker 6: he's a casino magnet. And and they they claimed that
Speaker 6: obviously the Trump name added value to the casino, so
Speaker 6: he was more he was better off alive than dead
Speaker 6: to them personally as far as their personal interests. Now,
Speaker 6: it's just like, why why would we at all question
Speaker 6: that this individual is potentially compromised by the very people,
Speaker 6: by the very generational dynastic families who have clearly been
Speaker 6: insulated from accountability. Uh and and completely destroyed. Well, I
Speaker 6: mean I I at this moment, I don't believe in
Speaker 6: the American dream, and inherently because I think it was
Speaker 6: honestly a lie to begin with. But uh but still
Speaker 6: at this point, it's like this is the level of exception.
Speaker 6: These these are the layers that we have to sort
Speaker 6: of like, you know, pry back and and uh and
Speaker 6: descend down these rabbit holes or else we will not
Speaker 6: be able to see clearly in the moment of crisis.
Speaker 6: And that's what they're betting on. So they don't want
Speaker 6: us to understand that Donald Trump was entirely implicated and
Speaker 6: involved with Royal Casino International and and and uh was
Speaker 6: was clearly embedded with the the Kosher mob, the Kosher mafia,
Speaker 6: and and basically you have Roy Cone his I mean
Speaker 6: we've discussed this too often, how he's entirely his business
Speaker 6: was human compromise and sexual blackmail. I mean, he's he's
Speaker 6: he's acquiring little boys from the Son of Sam network
Speaker 6: and the processed church affiliation and the right as far
Speaker 6: as like these these extravagant parties that that very much,
Speaker 6: you know, mirror that of the Pink ballets, Right, But anyway,
Speaker 6: that's just like I can't help but bringing it, bringing
Speaker 6: it up every time it comes down to like is
Speaker 6: Trump acting in good faith? No, he's never been. I
Speaker 6: mean he's essentially he was just a very influential figure
Speaker 6: who was extremely uh like as far as just like
Speaker 6: a genius and brilliant in his branding abilities and and
Speaker 6: things of that nature. But other than that, I mean,
Speaker 6: he was essentially just put on the path right by
Speaker 6: by these puppet masters. And yeah, so I think that
Speaker 6: once we are under this you know, accurate interpretation of
Speaker 6: what Trump's true interests are, He's up for sale. He
Speaker 6: has been from day one, I mean, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean it's it's in no way was america first
Speaker 6: new branding. This was just he's piggybacking off of this
Speaker 6: historical narrative.
Speaker 10: That by both parties. I think is is so I
Speaker 10: forget which ones, but I which who used it, But
Speaker 10: it's been used by both parties in antiquity for sure. Yeah,
Speaker 10: right by the way I did. I thought it'd be
Speaker 10: interesting too. I want we talked a little bit before
Speaker 10: the show, uh kind of maybe about a possible nuclear component,
Speaker 10: and I find this particular interesting. We cover this in
Speaker 10: the morning show, but I wanted to show you this.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 10: Pay attention to the the countries you see here, and
Speaker 10: then I guess also the order the instructure of United States, China, UK.
Speaker 10: I mean obviously I'm blues to that to that point,
Speaker 10: but the second being China. And then obviously then you know,
Speaker 10: I don't know, this is kind of predictable herder. Oh
Speaker 10: if you don't stop this is from the IDF like
Speaker 10: if we don't stop them, But obviously the the you
Speaker 10: know you're next, you know, knowing what we know, that's
Speaker 10: a little bit ominous. And then the second being China.
Speaker 10: Here's our boy, uh hot star here for uh pointing out,
Speaker 10: you know, just he's saying, given China is actively supplying
Speaker 10: Iran with military equipment and have publicly denounced that Israeli
Speaker 10: attack in Iran, Israel have now literally threatened China with
Speaker 10: destruction is not veiled. There is no interpretation which Orion
Speaker 10: would ever destroy China their current ally, So we have
Speaker 10: what looks like to me, I don't really know how
Speaker 10: you would interpret that. I mean, I know that seems
Speaker 10: like a very subtle yet overt like hey, because otherwise
Speaker 10: why would they be included? That makes no sense. There's
Speaker 10: no rational sense why China would be the second name
Speaker 10: there there is. He points out, they are the allies
Speaker 10: of allies. But if you are looking at like, who
Speaker 10: would be you know, targets for them in a Samson
Speaker 10: sort of option perhaps something there.
Speaker 6: So which which nation posted this? Was this the idea?
Speaker 10: If you said the idea? If this, if you don't
Speaker 10: stop them your next you can see this video. It's
Speaker 10: just kind of dedictable to me, because.
Speaker 6: No, you're good. I'm just like, remember I just brought
Speaker 6: up right the New Silk Road, basically the Belton Road initiative,
Speaker 6: right that that China is pursuing with Iran and how
Speaker 6: they had just struck this deal effectively by passing you know,
Speaker 6: un sanctioned the US and UN sanctions from the west right,
Speaker 6: which which really bypasses US control and and uh and
Speaker 6: this is an issue. And by the way, I I uh,
Speaker 6: this this is crazy stuff, man, Like I pulled this
Speaker 6: up just because it reinforces and it's very recent. It
Speaker 6: reinforces what's happening in the the Straight of Horn moves
Speaker 6: and essentially China and Iran right launched sanctions busting this
Speaker 6: rail route. So it's interesting because this is the first
Speaker 6: cargo train from right China to arrive at Iran. And
Speaker 6: it's essentially again this this is a new corridor right
Speaker 6: that shortens the delivery times. This is all effectively, like
Speaker 6: you know, it falls into place in terms of international
Speaker 6: oil markets and the oil industry and oil manufacturing in
Speaker 6: Iran as well, which is why Israel is strategically targeting
Speaker 6: in this very moment there targeting Iranian manufacturing plants where
Speaker 6: they're where it's basically they're targeting their oil manufacturing facilities,
Speaker 6: which is it's basically targeting their oil exports capabilities, right,
Speaker 6: And that's truly what is top of mind in many
Speaker 6: ways because just as far as the geopolitical conflict playing
Speaker 6: out here, and again this is exactly what's happening in
Speaker 6: terms of the new sort of agreement with China. Who's
Speaker 6: been in Iran, who have effectively been driven into the
Speaker 6: arms of China, just as sort of you know, Russia
Speaker 6: obviously kicked off of right the swift economic system can't
Speaker 6: do business on the world stage. This is a strategic
Speaker 6: goal when when you're as far as you're in these
Speaker 6: international conflicts. And here's another thing that's like very worthy
Speaker 6: of mentioning in terms of this exact reference point, because
Speaker 6: it's it's interesting to me which Iranian oil and gas
Speaker 6: facilities were hit by Israel and because again it's exactly
Speaker 6: that it targets their export, you know, ability to effectively
Speaker 6: export their oil. And the horn moves straight, the straight
Speaker 6: of horm moves is specifically vital to this. And I
Speaker 6: didn't thirty of the world's oil goes there. Yeah, it's fascinating, honestly.
Speaker 6: And the closure of the strait, which guess what Iran
Speaker 6: the first thing they did was leverage this their benefit.
Speaker 6: We're going to effectively blockade the straight of hom moves
Speaker 6: and and you'll have to just deal with the consequences
Speaker 6: and what what happened. That's exactly when the green light
Speaker 6: was given. I think Trump basically as much as I
Speaker 6: don't think he individually, I don't know how much they're
Speaker 6: involved in the in the negotiations. That's where it's difficult
Speaker 6: to interpret for yourself, like, yeah, I know that.
Speaker 10: Well, that's that's the crossroads right here. It's like, and
Speaker 10: both options aren't good because there there's two. There's two
Speaker 10: broad narratives, and I think you can probably maybe stand
Speaker 10: maybe some combination thereof. But based on the statements of
Speaker 10: you know, the powers that be, it looks like the
Speaker 10: only real two acceptable narratives here is either the Trump
Speaker 10: administration was genuinely in good faith pursuing some sort of
Speaker 10: peace talks or some sort of nuclear deal or something,
Speaker 10: and it got completely decimated by Israel when they came in.
Speaker 10: They're in, and they're and likely there was probably some
Speaker 10: level of warning.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 10: The idea would be then like maybe day two something
Speaker 10: like that. I mean obviously like they probably knew, but
Speaker 10: it would still be the idea of that your your
Speaker 10: your talks got fucked up. Even though you were like
Speaker 10: I don't want this and you basically got your ally
Speaker 10: fuck you basically. But the other option is they work together,
Speaker 10: and that's that's honestly worse. So either way, you're a
Speaker 10: bitch or a or or like literally such a level
Speaker 10: of scumbag that other politicians shouldn't be willing to politician
Speaker 10: with you, Like that's how much of a level you
Speaker 10: have shown your car, your hand to such a crazy
Speaker 10: degree that even a even publicly, even knowing that this
Speaker 10: is going to be a public thing, that the entire
Speaker 10: world we know you will act in the most dishonorable
Speaker 10: way possible. Like I understand that, like politicians will lie
Speaker 10: and stuff it's behind closed it, but it's usually like
Speaker 10: there's a deception here like this was like so like
Speaker 10: if that is the case and we find out, but
Speaker 10: it's so over the top that is like there's just
Speaker 10: no one could ever meaningfully ever interact with you again.
Speaker 10: And it just kind of more contributes the idea that
Speaker 10: we're gonna go down as possibly a pariahs today along
Speaker 10: with Israel, except for the difference is we're not gonna
Speaker 10: get anything out of it, as opposed to Israel getting
Speaker 10: shit out of.
Speaker 6: It, right, And I think when when you consider, like,
Speaker 6: you know, the multipolar world order, right, which is what
Speaker 6: I've been seeing it referenced as, which I think is
Speaker 6: very interesting, especially if you consider like this is allegedly
Speaker 6: like what the intention is is to effectively make global
Speaker 6: society the underclass, the peasant class essentially. This this effectively,
Speaker 6: you know, very much sort of bring the American people
Speaker 6: down a peg economically, and this as far as like
Speaker 6: we will no longer be you know, the supreme leader
Speaker 6: of the global infrastructure and the as far as just
Speaker 6: like how very much obviously I would say the vast
Speaker 6: majority of the world is downstream from American politics at
Speaker 6: this moment, right, We're very hegemonic in more ways than one.
Speaker 6: And and that that's when you see like the global
Speaker 6: death cult, as William Ramsey refers to it so often
Speaker 6: as like the perfect right. But I think that's where
Speaker 6: like people don't realize, like that's why I've I've believed
Speaker 6: from day one that Israel has really just been utilized
Speaker 6: as a tool for the global infrastructure, for this global
Speaker 6: death cult. So we can, you know, and and in
Speaker 6: the end, guess who will take the fall? You'll have
Speaker 6: political puppets fall to the wayside, and maybe even you
Speaker 6: have some legitimate, real co ssequences for the people in
Speaker 6: the state of Israel itself. But I will say that
Speaker 6: for the most part, I would just imagine that they
Speaker 6: will accomplish their goals here, which honestly fall perfectly in
Speaker 6: line with the goals of Agenda twenty thirty, the Great Reset, Right,
Speaker 6: these principles from the report from Iron Mountain, and like
Speaker 6: just like these dystopian contexts of the totalitarian wet dream,
Speaker 6: you know, it's like it's definitely what is what I
Speaker 6: think is happening. And when you see like I saw
Speaker 6: it explain that like Trump essentially that during these negotiations
Speaker 6: he gave so I think the international finance and the
Speaker 6: global oil industry play a much more of a prominent
Speaker 6: role in this than is being acknowledged on the world stage,
Speaker 6: especially by the media, and just in terms of the
Speaker 6: conflict in general. And so Trump apparently he gave a
Speaker 6: sixty days, right, that's during these negotiations, he basically gave
Speaker 6: Iran sixty days to bend the knee, submit to the West,
Speaker 6: break from China or or and this is the alleged right,
Speaker 6: this is what we're intended to believe it that next
Speaker 6: layer of sort of interpreting the foreign policy, which is
Speaker 6: where it becomes difficult, because I do very much believe
Speaker 6: that in many ways, you know, you kind of have
Speaker 6: like these these sort of like they are our controlled
Speaker 6: opposition in many ways, as far as the leadership of
Speaker 6: these of just the leadership involved in the international conflicts
Speaker 6: in many ways seem to be controlled opposition at times,
Speaker 6: and I can't quite decide if they are.
Speaker 10: You know, it was my little speech this morning when
Speaker 10: I wanted to de trou stuff and then also kind
Speaker 10: of tying into how I accused, Like when you have
Speaker 10: that question of why and you just can't answer it.
Speaker 10: Why why why? That sneaking question in the back of
Speaker 10: your head, why would they act this way? Nothing about
Speaker 10: you know, his past, you know, claims of what he believes,
Speaker 10: the incentives that are in place, none of the why
Speaker 10: why why?
Speaker 4: Why?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 10: Why? Why? And it is that sneaking like because I
Speaker 10: don't know these people fuck kids? Yeah, like a simple
Speaker 10: I mean, obviously that's a simplistic, you know, childish way.
Speaker 10: But obviously there's a range of I mean, hell, it
Speaker 10: was in the eighties seventies and be before it was.
Speaker 10: That's why we always joke whenever, like when all our
Speaker 10: Watergate series, the joke is like, look at all these
Speaker 10: gay people and you're like, yeah, it's like and that's
Speaker 10: not necessarily saying any pretty particular thing about gaze. It
Speaker 10: was just that during that period of time, that was
Speaker 10: something that could easily be leveraged against you as a
Speaker 10: means of control. So, I mean it is, but we're
Speaker 10: now gay's normalized and so uh, things get a little
Speaker 10: bit a little bit more uh dodgy for sure.
Speaker 6: And but you see these last night, they were like
Speaker 6: fires erupted. These these oil tankers were like on fire
Speaker 6: ablaze in the straight UFOM moves. So it's already happening
Speaker 6: where there's you know, strategically striking you know, this this location.
Speaker 6: And I just think that as far as just like
Speaker 6: individual oil tankers, they're they're attempting to obviously hinder and
Speaker 6: cripple the ability of the Iranians to to effectively export
Speaker 6: the soil. And so listen to this. It's very brief.
Speaker 6: It's like one minute, it's probably gonna be an ad
Speaker 6: though son of a bitch, all right, here we go.
Speaker 6: But uh, but yeah. The point being though here is
Speaker 6: for thirty seconds, it'll be fine. But yeah, so they
Speaker 6: are obviously considering closing this And and that's why I
Speaker 6: think you have this sort of interesting play with China.
Speaker 6: That's you know, as far as just it's not being
Speaker 6: acknowledged whatsoever, but we already saw this sort of pivot
Speaker 6: to China in terms of escalation with with you just
Speaker 6: had seth right, he goes and he's discussing basically on
Speaker 6: China threat on the world stage. Yeah, and and the UK.
Speaker 6: I think it was the one of the representatives for
Speaker 6: the Ministry of Defense or something to that effect. Or
Speaker 6: it might have even been intelligence. I can't remember now
Speaker 6: I had I had the clip polled last week, but
Speaker 6: I felt like it was important because it seemed like
Speaker 6: this pivot was taking place, and it was in terms
Speaker 6: of this relationship with Iran as well, because it did seem.
Speaker 10: Like real quick on the USS nimits. I've heard people
Speaker 10: mentioning that's like a year real quick. That's a year
Speaker 10: out from being decommissioned, I believe, is what the Yeah,
Speaker 10: oh it's crazy carrier.
Speaker 12: I thought they had an order to like send it
Speaker 12: over there. It was there's a lot of people saying
Speaker 12: that that's going to be the false flag that pulls
Speaker 12: us into the war, like kind of like a USS liberty.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, or just talking type of situation, right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 6: yeah for sure. But you know, and by the way, yeah,
Speaker 6: there was a really interesting article that I pulled up
Speaker 6: from this this former I think he was a State
Speaker 6: Department official. He might have been C.
Speaker 12: I A.
Speaker 6: I think it was Ray mc govern actually, so he
Speaker 6: could have been C I A. But either way, it's
Speaker 6: very interesting. But anyway, hold on this bullshi. It probably
Speaker 6: already played. Yeah, it totally did. Duh, it's again. Watch
Speaker 6: I missed. Watch It's gonna do the ad again. It's
Speaker 6: gonna do the ad again.
Speaker 10: All right, we have to we have to actually watch
Speaker 10: that play.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 10: We're like, we're get a vamp while also watching. No,
Speaker 10: we're gonna all right, all right, why don't you look,
Speaker 10: Why don't you look at it real quick and on
Speaker 10: your screen and I'll bring this up real quick. Oh
Speaker 10: you got it. It's working out there. You go, Okay,
Speaker 10: it wasn't.
Speaker 13: Your rans Revolutionary Reguard commander said, closing the Strait of
Speaker 13: Hormess is under consideration. In response to Israeli attacks. But
Speaker 13: what could this mean for Europe? The Strait of Homess
Speaker 13: is one of the most strategically vital choke points in
Speaker 13: the world, and anti blockade by Iran would post serious
Speaker 13: risks for Europe. Roughly twenty percent of global oil and
Speaker 13: a significant portion of natural gas passed through the Strait.
Speaker 13: If around blocks it, global oil prices would spike and
Speaker 13: Europe could face energy shortages as sudden oil price surge
Speaker 13: would increase inflation, energy costs and disrupt industries across Europe. Manufacturing, transport,
Speaker 13: and agriculture would be especially vulnerable. Beyond oil, and the
Speaker 13: Strait is a key route for global shipping. Disruption could
Speaker 13: delay European imports of raw materials. A blockade could also
Speaker 13: trigger military confrontations involving US or EU navies, risking a
Speaker 13: broader regional war.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that's a major, a major factor here.
Speaker 6: That again, it's like it's not getting much coverage whatsoever, But.
Speaker 10: I think, yeah, I do think one thing you concerned
Speaker 10: about that I was heavily implying at a little bit
Speaker 10: with the China thing is a perhaps nuclear and I
Speaker 10: think we kind of got out that a little bit
Speaker 10: like it seems like regime change is the move here,
Speaker 10: but it is. It does seem like, Uh, I don't
Speaker 10: see boots in the ground happening, because that would take
Speaker 10: at least a year to probably mobilize. And I just also,
Speaker 10: as we were talking before the show, I think there's
Speaker 10: a distinct the propaganda game just is not in the
Speaker 10: same place it was before. So while they are able
Speaker 10: to currently flagrantly do things that are clearly against like
Speaker 10: the what the voters wanted to a ridiculous degree, I
Speaker 10: don't think that some sort of can't A sustained campaign
Speaker 10: like that would be doable so like over years, so
Speaker 10: they wouldn't be able to roll out of propaganda campaign
Speaker 10: that was completely floundering. Now if what they're doing right now,
Speaker 10: which is a short period of time where it is floundering,
Speaker 10: they're able to fake it's not well, all of us
Speaker 10: out there are ratioing, you know, the anti Zions voice
Speaker 10: are ratioing. Every fucking zionis voice over and over again.
Speaker 10: It's still they're able to pretend like, oh, that's just fake.
Speaker 10: But you can't do that for a long period of time.
Speaker 10: So it is kind of like, are we going to
Speaker 10: see nuclear stuff. I don't know if you saw the
Speaker 10: Huckabee letter, but that one freaked me the fuck out.
Speaker 10: And there's a lot of other things that are kind
Speaker 10: of seemed to be I could see Israel the way
Speaker 10: they come out as a nuclear nation is with a nuke,
Speaker 10: and it's like, what are you gonna do now, bitch?
Speaker 10: That's totally how they would do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure there was. That was just the funniest
Speaker 6: video ever. Right as far as like net now, who's
Speaker 6: saying America first? And you who yet? And you who? Yeah?
Speaker 6: But I understand America first, I don't understand America dead.
Speaker 6: But the way that he put it in context, it's interesting.
Speaker 6: And obviously they're they're following the sort of Christian Zionist
Speaker 6: line in terms of how they kind of just exploit
Speaker 6: weak minded And as far as Americans who are obviously
Speaker 6: falling into the trap of supporting a conflict such as this,
Speaker 6: you know, they tend to inevitably side with Iran or
Speaker 6: I mean Israel, and at every chance they get clearly.
Speaker 6: But what is crazy is this language, right that happened
Speaker 6: just before the meeting that Trump had earlier, right where
Speaker 6: he sits down with his national security advisors and for
Speaker 6: a couple hours, and they discussed where they are now
Speaker 6: considering obviously bombing Tehran's directly, and it could be even
Speaker 6: worse than that, because again we're directly and by the way,
Speaker 6: I think it was ninety percent civilian casualties and as
Speaker 6: far as Israel's attacks in Tehran, so that is worthwhile
Speaker 6: in mentioning as well hundreds of dead, right But anyway,
Speaker 6: I mean, it has to be just extraordinary to live
Speaker 6: in any of the these areas. But this kind of
Speaker 6: language is how you have, like and what is the
Speaker 6: surprise that I know, Iran's carrying out a lot of
Speaker 6: different strikes right now at this moment, but I am
Speaker 6: interested to know, like what are the actual what's this
Speaker 6: alleged surprise? And it does make me feel as if
Speaker 6: Iranian leadership could somehow be just sort of playing their role.
Speaker 6: But also, I mean, obviously this will not end well
Speaker 6: and as far as the escalation and regime change is concerned.
Speaker 10: But it's freaking news.
Speaker 14: The President very very active on his truth social this hour.
Speaker 14: That's because, according to Axios is reporting, President Trump will
Speaker 14: meet with his national security team in the White House
Speaker 14: Situation Room at one pm Eastern today to make decisions
Speaker 14: about US policy toward the war between Israel and Iran,
Speaker 14: three US officials have told Axios. And this is key
Speaker 14: why this matters. The US official said, Trump is seriously
Speaker 14: considering joining the war and launching a US strike against
Speaker 14: Iran's nuclear facilities, especially its underground uranium enrichment facility in
Speaker 14: Ford Out.
Speaker 6: It is built into a mountain.
Speaker 14: They cannot get to it without our bunker busting weapon.
Speaker 6: They need it and they'll need out just that language
Speaker 6: and then combine that with.
Speaker 12: This.
Speaker 6: I also found very interesting because it looks like obviously,
Speaker 6: it looks exactly like the Colon Powell presentation. Did you
Speaker 6: see this? As far as the this secret nuclear site,
Speaker 6: nuclear enrichment site that Iran has that the crayon doodles showing.
Speaker 3: A nuclear.
Speaker 15: Exclusive satellite images revealing the location of a previously unknown
Speaker 15: around in nuclear site. Now the facility spans nearly twenty
Speaker 15: five hundred acres and this is a big discovery. Jillian
Speaker 15: Turner has more from the State Department. Good morning, Jillian.
Speaker 16: Pretty explosive data. These satellite images that we have obtained
Speaker 16: exclusively show the alleged site location and even the layout
Speaker 16: of the secret, previously unknown nuclear weapons facilities inside Ron. This,
Speaker 16: of course, raises fresh concerns about the regime's role in
Speaker 16: these ongoing nuclear talks with the Trump administration. The National
Speaker 16: Council Resistance of Iran has collected intelligence from sources on
Speaker 16: the ground inside Iran that locate this nuclear weapons facility
Speaker 16: and what is called Semnan Province, far from the regime's
Speaker 16: already known nuclear sites. It's code named the Rainbow Site
Speaker 16: by Iran's officials, and it spans nearly twenty five hundred
Speaker 16: acres spent operating as far as we can discern.
Speaker 6: Anyway, I think it's at least noteworthy obviously, and especially
Speaker 6: just the language of the mainstream media and these moments,
Speaker 6: as well as obviously having people on like Lindsay Graham
Speaker 6: and talking about US boots on the grounds, you know clearly,
Speaker 6: and and what else did he say? He said, he's basically,
Speaker 6: I do think that there will be regime change, no doubt.
Speaker 6: I mean, in my mind right, that's kind of was
Speaker 6: getting out of nuke like.
Speaker 10: I think they they're there. I think time is of
Speaker 10: the essence here. I think they're trying to get it
Speaker 10: done quick. I think we're going to see a quick
Speaker 10: oper if this does drag on. So the best thing
Speaker 10: we can do, I think is begum in the works
Speaker 10: and hope that hope that maybe somehow something falls through
Speaker 10: and then it gets to a oh no, now we
Speaker 10: need a propaganda campaign for boots on the ground so
Speaker 10: we can finish this job and we say fuck you
Speaker 10: eat a dick and we just dominate that game. Because
Speaker 10: I don't know how that plays out of that point,
Speaker 10: but either way, I mean, I don't know, man, it's
Speaker 10: a this is not a great situation all in all,
Speaker 10: but the least we have, uh you know, c I
Speaker 10: A assets on our side here, so we have Tucker
Speaker 10: Cross Yeah, Sean Ryan to him, I'll take it, fuck it.
Speaker 10: I mean, I'm still gonna be like he's probably CIA,
Speaker 10: but like, thanks for kipping in here, Bud.
Speaker 6: Defolutely. This is where they gained credibility and insulate themselves,
Speaker 6: right and make a question, yea, what the are Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 6: I guarantee you they will spin it in the direction
Speaker 6: of the permanent establishment one way or the other, and
Speaker 6: the intelligence apparatus will benefit.
Speaker 10: Right, I will say on Tucker's count with that, like okay, sure,
Speaker 10: I've been waiting for it. But it's it's just like,
Speaker 10: that's the weird thing about Tucker because we always point out, like, ah,
Speaker 10: I look at his dad, I'll look at his weird
Speaker 10: you know, stuff within South America in his college years
Speaker 10: and just all sorts of stuff that kind of glows
Speaker 10: about the guy. But it's like, at the end of
Speaker 10: the day, like I I haven't there haven't been any
Speaker 10: pivots ever since he supposedly has become this man of
Speaker 10: the people and changed his perspective. I haven't seen the
Speaker 10: pivots yet. So who fucking knows. It's hard to know
Speaker 10: a man's heart the end of the day, all we
Speaker 10: can say is, hey, he's on the right side of
Speaker 10: history right now. Maybe later he'll complay pull a right
Speaker 10: turn and can go do some fed ship. But till then, whatever, well,
Speaker 10: fucking you're crushing doggie and keep on doing it.
Speaker 6: So if you're they have to take it as far
Speaker 6: as when we get it in terms of like, okay,
Speaker 6: they're right on this one thing, on this one subject.
Speaker 6: There clearly in this one policy, uh, they're actually taking,
Speaker 6: you know, some sort of position that is worthwhile. So
Speaker 6: in that moment, whether you know that doesn't mean you
Speaker 6: trust them, right, you have to always remember that. But
Speaker 6: beyond that, I just think, like, man, you have Israeli
Speaker 6: officials that are legitimately coming out and saying that I
Speaker 6: wran that this war with Iran is premised on the
Speaker 6: idea of US involvement, right, Like that that is uh,
Speaker 6: that's concerning, and you see what is what is this
Speaker 6: is he had Ted Cruz on. Is that what happened to?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 10: I have a couple of clips. I figured we could.
Speaker 10: I figured we watched this clip and then maybe play
Speaker 10: play intermission and go into it and then maybe start
Speaker 10: off the call in with the next clip, because there's
Speaker 10: apparently he's teasing that that he's got a Ted when
Speaker 10: it looks like the clips I've seen it so far
Speaker 10: are him. Looks like Tucker brought on Ted Cruise to
Speaker 10: make an example of him. So you know, it'd be
Speaker 10: interesting to watch. It should drop tomorrow.
Speaker 6: I think Operation Rising Lion, right is the name of this,
Speaker 6: And yeah, it was like the Cradle. I think that
Speaker 6: published an article talking about how this was like an
Speaker 6: eight month prepared attack.
Speaker 10: Right that was like until that like drone shit and everything. Yeah,
Speaker 10: like the who the throne thing they had there, what
Speaker 10: was it supposedly there for years or something?
Speaker 6: I forget twenty five nuclear scientists, right, like all these
Speaker 6: targeted assassinations, car bombs, like over five car bombs or something. Effectively,
Speaker 6: we're utilized as like targeted assassinations. And that that's straight
Speaker 6: up alady, out of the playbook of isis Yeah, which
Speaker 6: is just like I saw every.
Speaker 10: Single person old school terrorism dude, everyone.
Speaker 6: Just reminding us that Israel is isis, which is like, well,
Speaker 6: you know again, I think like so much of this
Speaker 6: is joint intelligence operations which lay the groundwork for this
Speaker 6: sort of you know, post World War two Gladio network
Speaker 6: that we really just should start calling it that. You know, honestly,
Speaker 6: at this point, they entrenched themselves man, and they're fully
Speaker 6: insulated from accountability. Man. It doesn't matter which side of
Speaker 6: the aisle gains political you know office and you know
Speaker 6: is allegedly holding the levers of power. Man, We're on
Speaker 6: the same path toward the identical agenda. And you know,
Speaker 6: it's like, I don't know, I have people trying to
Speaker 6: make the argument that we would be better off with
Speaker 6: Kamala because there would be more sort of like there
Speaker 6: may be would have been more.
Speaker 10: I think so, yeah, I mean it's possible. I mean
Speaker 10: I like I think that I think it either be
Speaker 10: roughly the same. The differences I think are negligible, I
Speaker 10: think is it is the point is my point is
Speaker 10: like whatever.
Speaker 6: I was trying to Yeah, that was exactly what I
Speaker 6: was alluding to. Is just like there's no difference in
Speaker 6: my mind, because inevitably we land in a very similar position,
Speaker 6: and we're always pursuing identical objectives. And so clearly the
Speaker 6: culture war, I think there's diabolical deception, man, that's being
Speaker 6: leveraged against us at every level of this and and
Speaker 6: and that is why why would they not try and
Speaker 6: remain where as far as like, wouldn't you want assets
Speaker 6: at every level of the media landscape, maybe you would
Speaker 6: even want to, uh, you know, have these individuals sort
Speaker 6: of like gain there as I was mentioning before, a
Speaker 6: sort of like attempt to gain credibility over time, right
Speaker 6: by sort of positioning yourself with these alternative just theories
Speaker 6: on a lot of these things that clearly make much
Speaker 6: more sense and land far more in the objective line
Speaker 6: of truth. Right, And that's where all of a sudden
Speaker 6: you gain credibility and trust from individuals like ourselves, And
Speaker 6: wouldn't you want to at the very least send in
Speaker 6: assets to infiltrate those areas of just even those avenues
Speaker 6: of thought, right to attempt to sort of like derail
Speaker 6: misdirect individuals in the landscape as well, and through that
Speaker 6: you can sort of compromise their influence. And I think
Speaker 6: that's always happening. There's an influence operation at every level.
Speaker 6: And I'm just like, it makes it you have to
Speaker 6: question reality, honestly, you do at this point, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. And anyway, go ahead and play.
Speaker 8: That it killed General Solomony. It killed General Solomony.
Speaker 17: And they're trying to murder Trump. Yes, because you're not
Speaker 17: calling for military strikes against them in retaliation carrying out
Speaker 17: military strikes today, you said Israel was right with our help.
Speaker 8: I've said we Israel is leading them, but we're supporting them.
Speaker 17: Well, this you're breaking news here because the US government
Speaker 17: last night denied the National Security Council spokesman Alex Fiffer
Speaker 17: denied on behalf of Trump that we were acting on
Speaker 17: Israel's behalf in any offensive capacity.
Speaker 8: We're not bombing. Then Israel's bombing.
Speaker 17: We were okay, we are supporting. If you're saying the
Speaker 17: United States government is now we're worth a run, right now, people.
Speaker 10: That's the end of the clip.
Speaker 6: That's ridiculous, man, Yeah, that is so hilarious.
Speaker 10: That got a bit.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but you know what, it's just interesting to me
Speaker 6: because it's like I think there and by the way,
Speaker 6: there was an Al Jazeera piece too. They were discussing
Speaker 6: how basically there's this solid evidence that Iran was claiming
Speaker 6: US bears responsibility for this Israeli aggression, right And and
Speaker 6: it was the Foreign Minister of Iran who who they
Speaker 6: claimed that these these attacks basically would not have been
Speaker 6: you know, there's no way that it could have actually
Speaker 6: been conducted without the American support, right And he claims
Speaker 6: personally that it would not have materialized without the agreement
Speaker 6: and support of the United States. This is what he says.
Speaker 6: We have well documented and solid evidence of the support
Speaker 6: provided by American forces in the region and their bases
Speaker 6: for the military attacks of the Zionist regime. Iran's top
Speaker 6: diplomat explained this, and basically this was in a press conference,
Speaker 6: but basically they also said that you know, clearly in
Speaker 6: terms of just Trump's support for this publicly claiming that
Speaker 6: he knew about the attacks, which I think is important
Speaker 6: to mention that obviously they could not have happened without
Speaker 6: US weapons and equipment, which is why the US just
Speaker 6: sent a major weapons shipment to Israel just before these
Speaker 6: attacks took place. So I mean that that, I mean
Speaker 6: that is direct involvement in my mind, I don't care
Speaker 6: how people claim that. Okay, obviously this is plausible deniability,
Speaker 6: and this is like, how can you think this way?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 10: That's why I mentioned that even if you give this
Speaker 10: the most good, most good faith perception here, I think
Speaker 10: there's no really getting away from that. Like, no matter
Speaker 10: how you cut it, I just can't even imagine a
Speaker 10: way of looking the scenario in which you were acting
Speaker 10: in some gravely untoward manner, like some sort of ridiculous
Speaker 10: no matter how you cut it. And it kind of
Speaker 10: really just comes down to you're a pussy or you're
Speaker 10: a piece of shit, really, and it may guess you're
Speaker 10: kind of a piece of it in both, but it's
Speaker 10: like a different thing. It's like one you're like an
Speaker 10: actively being a piece of shit scumbag, and one is
Speaker 10: just your a spot. Like you You're like, oh, I
Speaker 10: was trying to do the right thing, but I'm just
Speaker 10: gonna sit here and be a bitch and not doing
Speaker 10: anything out it. And just like, oh, I'm gonna let
Speaker 10: this little nation that supposedly supposed to that we we
Speaker 10: give welfare too and everything. We're just gonna let him
Speaker 10: plow us over and do whatever the fuck they want.
Speaker 10: I'm just gonna be their little fucking bitch that it's
Speaker 10: it's there's really, it's just one of the other. It's
Speaker 10: there's really no it's just really a matter of to
Speaker 10: what degree do you want to think you want them
Speaker 10: to be completely ineffective or are you completely against you like,
Speaker 10: you know, so effectively but you know effective piece of shit.
Speaker 10: I guess I don't know. There's no no good way
Speaker 10: to to cut this down, like there's no good way
Speaker 10: to look at this.
Speaker 6: Right, but but also like the fact that they legitimately
Speaker 6: acknowledge this, and and the Foreign Minister saying that the US, therefore,
Speaker 6: in their opinion, is a partner in these attacks must
Speaker 6: accept responsibility. That's very important, and that's exactly how they
Speaker 6: see it, and and uh, and by the way, when
Speaker 6: you see this, we should obviously cancel this Golden Dome project, right,
Speaker 6: I mean, not only is at billions of dollars, but
Speaker 6: clearly the Iron Dome is either not functioning correctly or
Speaker 6: this is deliberate and we are allowing legitimate strikes to
Speaker 6: take place and I believe to be Palestinian territory. And
Speaker 6: that's exactly what came out that Iran these were all
Speaker 6: warning strikes and that all of them essentially hit what
Speaker 6: would be beneficial targets to the Israeli regime in their
Speaker 6: genocidal war on the Palestinians, like imagine this, right, So
Speaker 6: that's another layer to this, another wrinkle that makes me
Speaker 6: consider the fact that maybe, right this is all political theater.
Speaker 6: We're falling into a trap of a preordained outcome of
Speaker 6: a World War III conflict of international scope and and
Speaker 6: this is just something that unfortunately we won't be able
Speaker 6: to just opt out of. I mean, that's almost how
Speaker 6: it feels. And when you see, like look at this man.
Speaker 6: This is the most disturbing video because basically you're just
Speaker 6: seeing what exactly I just told you, where right, you
Speaker 6: have Iranian missile strikes striking Palestinian towns in the north
Speaker 6: of the country. And then you have Israelis cheering on
Speaker 6: the strike as it takes place, which I thought to
Speaker 6: be just fascinating, man, you know, because what it says
Speaker 6: here is this group of Israelis were celebrating while an
Speaker 6: Iranian missile strike predominantly hit a Palestinian town in northern Israel,
Speaker 6: which killed at least four Palestinian citizens and injured dozens more.
Speaker 6: And so and these are Palestinian citizens of Israel. But
Speaker 6: this is the actual video. Now it's very brief. Why
Speaker 6: why they start singing is important. You won't be able
Speaker 6: to understand it. I'll explain in a moment. It's the
Speaker 6: dancing is rarely as good.
Speaker 10: Catch you.
Speaker 6: Crazy? And so this this is so nuts man.
Speaker 10: Your village is what it's related exactly what it is?
Speaker 6: May your village burn? Popular singer Kobe Peretz and and
Speaker 6: uh and so this this is apparently what they were singing, is.
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 6: Yeah? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 6: So that that alone, right, Like, is that not something
Speaker 6: that should at the very least be acknowledged in terms
Speaker 6: of like is this potentially theater at at a certain level?
Speaker 6: And and and also and also like did you see
Speaker 6: the footage of the Israeli UH Israel bombing this this
Speaker 6: TV station during the news. Oh my god. Yeah, that
Speaker 6: is like, I don't know it. This is unprecedented in
Speaker 6: many ways, but it's also exactly what my ultimate fear was,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, like but also kind of
Speaker 6: what I was predicting to happen, because I don't know,
Speaker 6: I'm just kind of in this moment. I'm under no
Speaker 6: illusion that we're heading in an optimistic direction. As much
Speaker 6: as I hate to say this, and this is no
Speaker 6: black pill, this is I'm trying to be honest and
Speaker 6: objective about these Obviously, they're political puppets who are entirely
Speaker 6: compromised and pursuing an agenda that in no way benefits
Speaker 6: the interest of the average American person and and UH
Speaker 6: India to.
Speaker 3: What god.
Speaker 6: Shit, Well, I will say though, it's it's very important,
Speaker 6: you know, just to understand the fact that not only
Speaker 6: are we directly already involved and implicated in this conflict,
Speaker 6: you know, it's like this is something that I think
Speaker 6: Netanyahu himself put into these terms that were very much
Speaker 6: spiritual and like religious, right in my mind, playing to
Speaker 6: the to the Trump base that would fall into the trap, right,
Speaker 6: but while also sort of you know, insulting and berating
Speaker 6: the Trump supporter who's not who's who's obviously opposed to
Speaker 6: this conflict. And so that's where you have these like
Speaker 6: odd statements being made by these individuals within the current administration,
Speaker 6: as well as being reiterated and reinforced by Netanyahu himself,
Speaker 6: you know, during the context of like the actual news
Speaker 6: segment where he was essentially threatening the US right saying
Speaker 6: that basically, first it's Tel Aviv, then it's New York, right,
Speaker 6: which which that alone, It's it's uh, it's it's very
Speaker 6: interesting that, of course he would be making that statement
Speaker 6: due to the uh, obvious attempted encouragement of dragging the
Speaker 6: US into the conflict, right, And and so I don't know, man,
Speaker 6: it's it's just something that's worthwhile in pointing out. And
Speaker 6: and again when by the way, I saw Daniel McAdams,
Speaker 6: he tweeted about Itamar Ben Gevie and uh, and basically
Speaker 6: he's he's confronting, uh, another Israeli official in the streets
Speaker 6: about why did you provoke Iran. I don't know how
Speaker 6: much this is like smoking mirrors, but it's very interesting
Speaker 6: because uh. Basically, the individual responds by saying, we didn't
Speaker 6: realize the power of Iran's missile capabilities, which I don't
Speaker 6: really buy that, to be honest, And it did seem
Speaker 6: like some sort of theater. But they were like legitimately
Speaker 6: at odds and seemed to be in conflict in the
Speaker 6: streets with security surrounding them. Look, that was strange, right,
Speaker 6: but but yeah, I don't know, man.
Speaker 10: I'm not surprised by now.
Speaker 12: If our fucking iPhones explode in our pockets and they.
Speaker 10: Go, it was hush him, the wrath of hush him,
Speaker 10: you know what I mean, like hatful boys?
Speaker 12: You deserve this because like, aren't isn't there a piece
Speaker 12: of our iPhone made in Israel?
Speaker 8: Or something like?
Speaker 6: Couldn't they just pull the page your prank again?
Speaker 12: That freaks me out every day.
Speaker 6: I don't know if y'all talk about that.
Speaker 10: I mean, I try not to think about it too much.
Speaker 10: I mean, the Jew's gonna kill me. That's always a nightmare.
Speaker 10: All right, guys, we need to transition over to the
Speaker 10: call in portion of the show. Jules, you wanna go
Speaker 10: ahead and get that beautiful bean footage roll them set
Speaker 10: up for us?
Speaker 6: Sure?
Speaker 10: Uh and uh, I do want to real quick before
Speaker 10: we do move on, I do. I did want one
Speaker 10: last thing. I wanted to make sure we got into
Speaker 10: the main portion of the show, because I do think
Speaker 10: is something that very This is super quick. Just this
Speaker 10: is one of the latest updates we've gone is that
Speaker 10: Iranian State TV has promised a great surprise that's in
Speaker 10: quotes tonight. The world will remember for quote centuries. So
Speaker 10: that came out around man of what like five hours
Speaker 10: ago or so, so I know we'll see what the
Speaker 10: hell that bucking means tomorrow. So but Jules, you got
Speaker 10: that ready, Yes, I do.
Speaker 6: Sorry, I was posting the link on.
Speaker 10: Twitter as well as in.
Speaker 6: Check they are actively there are as far as like
Speaker 6: the Israeli air forces actively in this moment, like striking Tehran,
Speaker 6: and apparently oil refineries are reportedly being blown up. So
Speaker 6: shit falls perfectly in line.
Speaker 10: All right, guys, this is a let our new editor
Speaker 10: know how you let you dig it. I guess we'll
Speaker 10: call us a post mortem too. But yeah, all right, guys,
Speaker 10: we'll be back in about five months or so. Go
Speaker 10: take a link, do whatever you gotta do. We'll be back.
Speaker 10: We'll take some call. Hey, feel free to join in. Obviously,
Speaker 10: if you're a patron, you guys will get priority of
Speaker 10: a patron of me or Austin. But all right, we'll
Speaker 10: see you on a second. Go ahead and roll that
Speaker 10: beautiful bean footage, juice, and long live America.
Speaker 18: Our action will help pick the world a much safer place.
Speaker 18: I want to thank President Trump for his leadership in
Speaker 18: confronting Iran's nuclear weapons program. He has made clear time
Speaker 18: and again that Iran cannot have a nuclear enrichment program. Today,
Speaker 18: it is clear that Iran is just buying for time.
Speaker 18: It refuses to agree to this basic requirement of peaceful nations.
Speaker 18: That is why we have no choice but.
Speaker 3: To have and act now time I trys.
Speaker 10: As Donald Trump said, the US had nothing to do
Speaker 10: with the attack on Iran tonight, Jesus Jeff. If we
Speaker 10: are attacked in any way, shape or form by Iran,
Speaker 10: the full strength in the US armed forces will come
Speaker 10: down at you at levels never seen before. However, we
Speaker 10: can easily get a deal done between Iran and Israel
Speaker 10: and end this bloody conflict. Now I call entirely fucking
Speaker 10: bullshit on having nothing to do with it. Now, you
Speaker 10: could say it depends on how you want to define
Speaker 10: nothing to do with it? Now, did they do? I
Speaker 10: guess you could plausibly say, oh, we just were doing
Speaker 10: we were doing everything we would have done anyways, because
Speaker 10: it was like, oh, we just were doing deals and this,
Speaker 10: but we were aware of it the whole time. But
Speaker 10: we had nothing. But it's like, you know what you're doing,
Speaker 10: you know what role you're playing, you know that there's nothing,
Speaker 10: you know that they're going to attack. Like so I
Speaker 10: don't know. I mean, I guess I guess to be
Speaker 10: disliced bit of good faith to him. Maybe there was
Speaker 10: this like that, like there was this known thing that
Speaker 10: like you know, Israe was gonna jump in at some point,
Speaker 10: but like, you know, I don't know. I just this
Speaker 10: is ridiculous. Uh, the idea they had nothing to do
Speaker 10: with it for one, even even that aside even the
Speaker 10: idea that like they just he bragged, He literally bragged
Speaker 10: by the money. This is the point we always come
Speaker 10: into all the time, that they fucking it's their money,
Speaker 10: and you know what, the funny thing that's the argument
Speaker 10: to go after Iran. The argument for Iran always comes
Speaker 10: back to is there's some sort of nexus of terror
Speaker 10: and they support everything else. So like all these claims
Speaker 10: that you're gonna hear going around about these people saying
Speaker 10: how they killed our troops, they did this, they did that,
Speaker 10: They did this, they did did did did? I don't know.
Speaker 10: I mean, it's fully open. This is just some psycho
Speaker 10: But according to Rats, that's what she said. He wasn't
Speaker 10: left wing, a right wing, he was a fed a
Speaker 10: glowey a p MC. The crisis acting here is so bad.
Speaker 10: The camera angles are pretending to pause and then and
Speaker 10: think and regurgitating a script he used. We used to
Speaker 10: have better deep events. Now we get sloppy SOPs, syops,
Speaker 10: sloppy syops getting ready to get murdered by Mexicans or something.
Speaker 6: I will say there are effectively military checkpoints to a
Speaker 6: certain extent. Honestly, as far as the free moving like
Speaker 6: military assets in place, they're very obviously in place in
Speaker 6: La right now. It's it's interesting and I'm talking people
Speaker 6: washing their cars getting just straight up accosted by by
Speaker 6: you know, and obviously like, in no way am I
Speaker 6: in support of the Alex Soros funded riots that are
Speaker 6: obviously playing out, but.
Speaker 10: Have a stronger idea. Maybe you're getting those little notifications are.
Speaker 6: Saying here in your area apps, there's community apps popping off, right,
Speaker 6: They're like, I swear to god, it's crazy.
Speaker 12: Like so since the Mexicans are doing that, it's it's
Speaker 12: just given the blacks and the Antifa whites like reason
Speaker 12: to riot as well. Right, you see fucking bricks being
Speaker 12: placed everywhere already, it's no doubt, aid.
Speaker 5: Why, well, yeah, what's up people? What's up?
Speaker 10: We're back?
Speaker 5: Did a Jewels sleep us?
Speaker 10: This is the Jewels Lapore No, there he is, put
Speaker 10: him on the here we go, boom, all right, cool,
Speaker 10: we're back. Uh all right, well we'll be taking some
Speaker 10: calls here in a second. I think I don't think
Speaker 10: we finished.
Speaker 12: It was two seconds left that he cut out, or
Speaker 12: I guess it went to black and then it popped
Speaker 12: back up.
Speaker 10: But I'm retarded. I remember now. Actually, yeah, there was
Speaker 10: a spot that there was there was there was a
Speaker 10: little tiny little bit at the end there then we missed. Fuck,
Speaker 10: there was actually a good little spot, good little and whatever.
Speaker 10: Bring it back, bring it back real quick. Well you
Speaker 10: can leave us, man, fuck it, we're doing it live.
Speaker 10: Bring us back on the screen. Leave us on the screen. Though,
Speaker 10: like it since we're just playing last second. I don't know.
Speaker 6: All right, here we go.
Speaker 10: It's how you vamp guys just make weird noises.
Speaker 19: That's hardly original. There was an eighth grader and on
Speaker 19: Baltimore Street in Corda Madera that used to call me that.
Speaker 10: There was a new scum thing. Okay, so that's what
Speaker 10: I had to I fucked it up. It's not the
Speaker 10: same if you go back and play it. But worth it,
Speaker 10: you know, that's hilarious. It would have been better if
Speaker 10: we just not but if we just not stopped in
Speaker 10: the first place, but still was worth to go back
Speaker 10: to it.
Speaker 19: I learned about it when I saw some tweet new scum.
Speaker 10: Oh there you go.
Speaker 4: A nickname.
Speaker 19: By the way, that's hardly original. There was an eighth
Speaker 19: grader in on Baltimore Street in Corda Madera that used
Speaker 19: to call me that.
Speaker 10: This is like Clint anytime you call him Clinton clitteris yeah.
Speaker 10: Oh all right, let's uh, let's play before before we
Speaker 10: bring in people in here. I want to watch this
Speaker 10: other Tucker Carlson one because I know everyone's it's all
Speaker 10: the rage on Twitter right now. So I caught like
Speaker 10: twenty seconds of it before we start the show. It
Speaker 10: seemed a little bit of gotcha questions. So it's kind
Speaker 10: of like, really wowed by this. Uh but I mean
Speaker 10: I like the idea of grilling uh ted. But let's see,
Speaker 10: let's see what he has to say.
Speaker 17: How many people living around?
Speaker 8: By the way, I don't know the population at all. No,
Speaker 8: I don't know the population. You don't know the population
Speaker 8: of the country.
Speaker 6: You seek to topple.
Speaker 8: How many people living around?
Speaker 17: Ninety two million?
Speaker 8: Okay? Yeah, how could you not know that. I don't
Speaker 8: sit around memorizing population tables.
Speaker 17: Well, it's kind of relevant because you're calling for the
Speaker 17: overthrow of the government.
Speaker 8: Why is it relevant whether it's will because ninety million
Speaker 8: or eighty million or one hundred million.
Speaker 17: Because if you don't know anything about the country, I
Speaker 17: didn't say I don't know anything about Okay, what's the
Speaker 17: ethnic mix of wrong? They are Persians and well presuminantly Shia. Okay,
Speaker 17: you don't know anything about Iran. So okay, I'm not
Speaker 17: the Tucker Carlson on Iran. You're a center who's calling
Speaker 17: there's one government at the country.
Speaker 8: No, you don't know anything about the country. You're the
Speaker 8: one who claims they're not trying to murder Donald Trump.
Speaker 10: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 8: Who can't figure.
Speaker 10: Out to say I'm saying, well, actually, never mind, I
Speaker 10: supposed to say they're not trying to But I was
Speaker 10: gonna say they're not the ones who did the assassinations.
Speaker 10: That's for damn sure that that's fucking stupid. Anyone who
Speaker 10: believes that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, oh no, one hundred percent agree there was another
Speaker 6: connection to that ridiculous claim of the assassinations as well.
Speaker 6: But go ahead and play it.
Speaker 17: They're trying to murder Trump, yes, because you're not calling
Speaker 17: for military strikes against them in retaliation.
Speaker 8: Carrying out military strikes today.
Speaker 10: Okay, Okay, I didn't realize these are to this both
Speaker 10: the same clip.
Speaker 17: I didn't realize they denied are supporting it.
Speaker 10: You're a senator, Okay, all right, Well then I didn't
Speaker 10: realize there was the same thing. It was the same thing.
Speaker 10: It bled just it was the one we watched earlier.
Speaker 10: So okay, that makes sense now because it did seem
Speaker 10: like gotcha, But then that gotcha caught him off guard
Speaker 10: and got to say something stupid. Okay, yeah, because the
Speaker 10: first half, let's be real that was that was gay
Speaker 10: gotcha ship, Let's be real.
Speaker 6: That's what I mean. You know what, it reminded me
Speaker 6: of what is Aleppo? The Gary Johnson moment right where
Speaker 6: it's just like, okay, obviously Gary Johnson should know what
Speaker 6: aleppo is if he's running for president. But still, uh,
Speaker 6: it's it's kind of interesting and and I will say
Speaker 6: I think it's it's worthless in terms of like, I
Speaker 6: don't know, crucifying someone on some sort of like ethical
Speaker 6: moral standard real quick.
Speaker 10: Tyler's saying these aren't gotchas. Ted has done this for
Speaker 10: years and the Senate deserves it. Plus he's all over
Speaker 10: the board of his replies. Now I will say what
Speaker 10: I meant when I say there, gotcha, I do. I
Speaker 10: do agree he deserves it. But I'd say that like
Speaker 10: the question of the population and like the democratic come on,
Speaker 10: those are those are one hundred percent gotchas, like because
Speaker 10: he has correct in the sense of like, I don't
Speaker 10: know what it really so far as someone looking for
Speaker 10: regime change, does it really make a difference was eighty
Speaker 10: million or a hundred million? I mean, it might make
Speaker 10: for some logistical reasons, but it doesn't. It doesn't make
Speaker 10: a difference. So but it's okay, that's all I'm saying,
Speaker 10: but it is. It did like that I got him
Speaker 10: off guard and got to say some dumb shit. You're like,
Speaker 10: oh shit, so.
Speaker 6: Exactly, yeah, which I'm not at all surprised. I mean
Speaker 6: it's Ted Cruz right, Like you remember when the mercers
Speaker 6: like basically told him that Trump was their candidate now,
Speaker 6: and and he's like walking away with this head dipped
Speaker 6: down after in the primaries, like from the hotel room,
Speaker 6: after he's like essentially turned away from his by his
Speaker 6: most major lucrative donors. It's just hilarious. This is what
Speaker 6: people do, the political puppets viye for power and funding
Speaker 6: from the obvious political elite, which remain insulated form many
Speaker 6: real accountabilities. So those individuals are rarely named, and when
Speaker 6: they are, they're usually just front men for the true
Speaker 6: you know, shadow network that's playing out. But this is
Speaker 6: go ahead, Bud, would you say, Jules, that was playback?
Speaker 12: Sorry I'm trying to post the link and all the
Speaker 12: chats and.
Speaker 6: Oh ship was your voice. It was weird, all right,
Speaker 6: But this is like super you know obviously if you
Speaker 6: if you saw the that clip that I played earlier
Speaker 6: from from right from that mainstream media journalist who's essentially
Speaker 6: calling for this, right that Israel needs us, they need
Speaker 6: this technology, they need this specific you know, missile and bomb.
Speaker 6: And what is it a B fifty two that would
Speaker 6: be able to carry this bunker buster?
Speaker 13: Is it?
Speaker 6: Or is it another.
Speaker 10: Not a BE fifty two. I can tell you no.
Speaker 6: Right, it sounds like it's much larger than this which
Speaker 6: is is uh, this is what they're calling for, and
Speaker 6: that's what definitely like worries me because this, as they're
Speaker 6: saying here, right, this is a mop right, it's a
Speaker 6: precision guided bunker buster bomb. This this uh specific penetrator
Speaker 6: bomb that it is apparently what it's going to take
Speaker 6: penetrate sixty five yards of concrete before exploding. That's that's
Speaker 6: pretty fascinating. It might get some way through the half
Speaker 6: a mile of earth and rock though, to protect Iron's
Speaker 6: most closely guarded nuclear secrets, the ford Al facility, which
Speaker 6: apparently is built into a mountain and entirely fortified.
Speaker 10: So it is it's like that wouldn't get through.
Speaker 17: But what do I know?
Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean, we have no clue. Honestly, I mean
Speaker 6: we aren't. We aren't.
Speaker 10: I mean nukes could be fake and gay for all
Speaker 10: I fucking know. So, uh, you want you wanted to
Speaker 10: talk to about And I didn't want to let you
Speaker 10: forget this about the the Gladio because I talked about
Speaker 10: this a little bit in the show, but I wasn't
Speaker 10: able to find many good links to kind of dig
Speaker 10: into it deeper.
Speaker 20: I know, you know that.
Speaker 10: So this is the Walls guy that was like what
Speaker 10: you know, pointed by Walls, which that seems to me
Speaker 10: like the easy narrative that's almost being planted in front
Speaker 10: of you perch personally, you know what I mean, Am
Speaker 10: I right? I mean that seems like ooh, Dr Mike Walls,
Speaker 10: Like that's what it feels like. So, but I don't
Speaker 10: know what the real angle is here because it is
Speaker 10: a confusing story and it doesn't make sense to me.
Speaker 10: But essentially the idea is he murdered two Democratic lawmakers
Speaker 10: in the middle of the night, wearing of some creepy
Speaker 10: Clint Russell mask. Damn right, And uh yeah, so that's
Speaker 10: a and that's that's that. And I guess somehow they
Speaker 10: know it's this guy. I haven't looked into the story
Speaker 10: enough to even know how they know, but that's their guy.
Speaker 10: And they say that's their guy, and their guy just
Speaker 10: so happens to have worked for Mike Wallas.
Speaker 6: I think as Cream wants to come on up in.
Speaker 12: This guy named Crabs here that just wants to like, uh,
Speaker 12: he says, I'm ready for the molest station from me
Speaker 12: and coach. Okay, Crabs, all right, okay, pipe down. Are
Speaker 12: are you a patron?
Speaker 6: Crabs?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 10: Was he here at the beginning? That that's how you
Speaker 10: tell the different there you go, if they weren't here
Speaker 10: at the beginning, that's how that's how we tell he
Speaker 10: wasn't here before. So he can ask for the other guys, Crabs.
Speaker 6: And then if we get you up here, hear.
Speaker 10: Me Crabs saying he's a patron, but I mean, you
Speaker 10: weren't here. The only way we know your patron is
Speaker 10: if we just know you. Could you come regularly or
Speaker 10: or I know he said I've been in and out. Whatever. Okay,
Speaker 10: we'll call him a patron. We'll call a patron for today.
Speaker 10: But Crabs can come up next. What's up? Ask?
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can cool my bluetooth this time. So first off,
Speaker 2: hello gentlemen, Jose Jose Austin think bringing me the time
Speaker 2: and opportunity to ask another question. Uh, while you guys
Speaker 2: are talking earlier, I just want to say that the
Speaker 2: Iranian TV station getting bombed, it was getting bombed with freedom,
Speaker 2: and that those bricks that the process tests were mostly
Speaker 2: peaceful bricks.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The second I want to say is I was wrong
Speaker 2: about my prediction for the rights for the Los Angeles riots. Well,
Speaker 2: there were definitely certain parts of the town that were bad.
Speaker 2: It wasn't as bad as the bil On riots. And
Speaker 2: I do have to admit when I'm wrong. Otherwise I'm
Speaker 2: no worse than a liberal who is a glue to
Speaker 2: their perspective.
Speaker 10: Hell, like, sh it was going to go down though,
Speaker 10: because it's like it feels like it's really entirely over
Speaker 10: to be honest, man, I mean, I'm telling you right now.
Speaker 6: I know personally, I know people families called in to
Speaker 6: ice like it's all like it's still very much you know,
Speaker 6: happening in terms of just like on the ground in
Speaker 6: Los Angeles. This is just very much a distraction obviously
Speaker 6: that's playing out with the conflict Iran and Israel, which
Speaker 6: is interesting to me because it also kind of distracts
Speaker 6: away from the genocidal just policies in Gaza, which obviously,
Speaker 6: like what's almost seventy individuals were massacred at like an
Speaker 6: AID site, like thirty of them or were attempting to
Speaker 6: actually like receive the aid almost forty of them, which
Speaker 6: just that alone is not even being covered very much.
Speaker 6: And every day now, yeah, and it's every day.
Speaker 10: I think it's Horton says a Waco a day every day.
Speaker 10: This is just the AID stations, just at the AID
Speaker 10: stations exactly.
Speaker 6: Yeah. But the strategy that they were trying to exercise, right,
Speaker 6: was the AID model APARTHEIDS strategy of ethnic cleansing, Like
Speaker 6: lure them to these locations, they have to make this
Speaker 6: you know, extraordinary trip to even get there, all the
Speaker 6: while risking their lives to sue this apparent aid and
Speaker 6: and uh and then to get there and be just
Speaker 6: sadistically assassinated and prioritized and targeted by by the current regime.
Speaker 6: That seems like a trap obviously, And that's what we
Speaker 6: were discussing for multiple weeks on end at this point, right,
Speaker 6: But I'm not at all shocked that. But I think
Speaker 6: they're escalating in this moment because it would also benefit
Speaker 6: them because of the distractionary tactics playing out with Iran, Like,
Speaker 6: while everyone's you know, focused on on something else, we
Speaker 6: can sort of yeah, exactly, man, this is always the problem.
Speaker 2: Well, it's actually kind of a perfect for the question
Speaker 2: that I have for you guys. So they have a
Speaker 2: thought experiment for all of you guys, and I want
Speaker 2: to get your opinion that possible, which is lated to
Speaker 2: the current political situation. And then you need a couple
Speaker 2: of minutes to set it up and I hope it's
Speaker 2: worth it. H So I was listening to Julis Podcasts
Speaker 2: on Sunday and during the show, at one point, conspiracy
Speaker 2: Extremist was talking to various people on a Magle. Part
Speaker 2: of the discussion was paraphrasing that, hey, listen, there's a
Speaker 2: different there's a difference between a government and the people.
Speaker 2: A government can be good. I'm sorry, government can be
Speaker 2: bad and the people can be good. And I have
Speaker 2: agreed with this most of my adult life. But then
Speaker 2: I started doing a deep dive into this question, and
Speaker 2: the more I analyze it, the more I'm leaning towards
Speaker 2: that it is actually kind of a cope. I still
Speaker 2: don't have the answer. I'm still trying to figure out,
Speaker 2: which is why I'm partially here so I'm not trying
Speaker 2: to understand. Is at what point is a divide between people.
Speaker 7: Are good but a government is bad?
Speaker 2: Is no longer applies and it is the people's faults.
Speaker 2: And here are some examples, starting off on a local
Speaker 2: on a local state level, and a national level. So
Speaker 2: Los Angeles the Unified school district is ranked among the
Speaker 2: worst in the United States. Yet people on the school board,
Speaker 2: some that have been there for over a decade, are
Speaker 2: continued to constantly being voted in and against worse. And
Speaker 2: at that point, I'm thinking it's no longer the government
Speaker 2: is the people because they're the ones.
Speaker 4: Voting for this.
Speaker 2: Then take the entire state of California. California has the
Speaker 2: worst homeless population in entire United States. Yet the people,
Speaker 2: they keep on getting voted in to solve the problem,
Speaker 2: some who are getting paid as much as three hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty thousand dollars per year this public record, but
Speaker 2: the issue keeps on getting worse, and in my opinion,
Speaker 2: that the people's fault, and it's hence the constituent's fault.
Speaker 2: On a national level, Let's take a look at two
Speaker 2: examples of two countries. So Haiti was ruled by the
Speaker 2: French for a cool minute, and the French nobility slash
Speaker 2: bourgeoisie at one point freed the slaves slash people. And
Speaker 2: what happened is the people that were freed is they revolted.
Speaker 2: They killed the French ability and made Haiti the desired
Speaker 2: vacation destination that we know of today. The second example
Speaker 2: is Rhodesia was ruled by the British for a cool minute, uh,
Speaker 2: and then the moment they were given independence and a
Speaker 2: freed that the people of Rodesia, which is now one
Speaker 2: of the Zibambwe, they just sort the factories, they just
Speaker 2: sort of the farms, they just sort of bakeries. They
Speaker 2: just started the financial uh finan finances of the country,
Speaker 2: resulting in the extreme hyperinflation and people. So in conclusion,
Speaker 2: the thought experiment is what is the tipping point for America?
Speaker 7: And at one point.
Speaker 2: Should the citizens And again the citizens of Americans are beautiful.
Speaker 2: I mean I wouldn't want to live anywhere in any
Speaker 2: other country as an immigrant myself. But at one point
Speaker 2: are the government's actions, uh, you know, the responsibility that
Speaker 2: people and oh we should take responsibility.
Speaker 10: Well, It depends on what you mean by that, because
Speaker 10: I mean, like that that seems like a loaded I'm
Speaker 10: not saying you're loading the question, but it's like, like
Speaker 10: the idea then, is like what was is this like
Speaker 10: a genocide hypothetical? Is it like what what percentage of
Speaker 10: people do we need to do a certain action before
Speaker 10: all right? Fuck it? Kill mall. I guess it's just
Speaker 10: kind of like what what do you what do you
Speaker 10: mean by take responsibility? Because it really does come down
Speaker 10: to an individual level. So is the idea is a
Speaker 10: question here at what point can you collectivize an entire
Speaker 10: group regardless of what individuals within such group are technically
Speaker 10: not responsible for set actions? Because I mean, if you
Speaker 10: have a group where everyone in set group is responsible
Speaker 10: for set action, then it is like, yeah, there's unavoidable.
Speaker 10: You have unanimous consent here. So it's like yeah, I mean,
Speaker 10: although that would be an absurd situation. So I don't know.
Speaker 10: I guess it's I'm a little bit confused by hypothetical.
Speaker 10: I know, But you Austin, are you are you tracking
Speaker 10: to the same thought patterns me or and I don't know,
Speaker 10: I just.
Speaker 6: I feel like, you know, just trying to clarify the question, right, right, right,
Speaker 6: But obviously I'm under I believe that clearly government is
Speaker 6: just the highest level of organized crime, masqu rating as
Speaker 6: a right as a animal rights organization or animal rights
Speaker 6: human rights organization, as Dave Smith says. Right, So I
Speaker 6: just think, like, ultimately, individualism is what matters most, because
Speaker 6: it's up to you to sort of break out of
Speaker 6: the system, break free from the conditioning, reject your prior programming,
Speaker 6: like figure out the fact that obviously I don't know,
Speaker 6: like I'm blessed with the reality that I kind of
Speaker 6: bucked the trend from day one. I wasn't much. I
Speaker 6: definitely wasn't falling into the traps and and and I
Speaker 6: was rejecting authority, and but I felt like I was
Speaker 6: a minority, right and in the h just the public
Speaker 6: school system fucking you, right, hey, man, I'm just saying,
Speaker 6: they taught me, They trained me how to be a criminal,
Speaker 6: you know, they trained me how to be basically a prisoner,
Speaker 6: you know, like I spent the vast majority of my
Speaker 6: public schooling in iss or or, you know, detention before
Speaker 6: I got iss or finally oss and then man, I
Speaker 6: tried to fight my bat students, and I was. I
Speaker 6: was basically sent to the A school and the last
Speaker 6: part of my senior year just so I could graduate,
Speaker 6: Like like right with all the pregnant chicks, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean? Like I essentially could not function within
Speaker 6: the structured system, right like, I just could not. It
Speaker 6: made no sense to me. I was demanding respect in
Speaker 6: order to you know, reciprocate and and that was obviously
Speaker 6: driven out of you. And if you did that where
Speaker 6: you said, man, treat me with a little respect, and
Speaker 6: I'll actually talk to you in a civilized way, Like
Speaker 6: what the fuck are you doing? You know, you get
Speaker 6: off on yelling and screaming at girls all day. You're
Speaker 6: a girls basketball coach, you know what I mean. Like
Speaker 6: it's weird, strange behavior of a man, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean? With this mentality and how they sort of
Speaker 6: to me. I don't know, you're ethically compromised already, So
Speaker 6: I was, you know, but this was just sort of
Speaker 6: the inherent framework I was blessed with. So thank god
Speaker 6: that I had a questioning intellect. That's where I think
Speaker 6: there is a differentiating factor here where like maybe the
Speaker 6: vast majority don't Maybe it's their parenting maybe I don't
Speaker 6: know what all the factors are that play into this.
Speaker 6: If it's simply IQ, which I don't even buy into that.
Speaker 6: I mean, I don't It shouldn't be that difficult to identify.
Speaker 6: This is why I was so obsessed with the art
Speaker 6: of war. Know your enemy, right, and as soon as
Speaker 6: we have that just sort of like, I think it's
Speaker 6: of the utmost importance that we kind of at the
Speaker 6: very least, we manufacture that defense mechanism, as I say,
Speaker 6: you know often, and that is mainly because I see
Speaker 6: the deception taking root. I see it destructing and destroying
Speaker 6: personal you know, relationships, family members, people that I love,
Speaker 6: people that I only want the best for. I see
Speaker 6: them being conned and strategically duped and lured into showing
Speaker 6: up at these protests and things of that nature as
Speaker 6: if they are among the resistance and actually rejecting authority.
Speaker 6: I mean, these are all like chalk, you know, like
Speaker 6: basically you're falling into the chalk out line on the
Speaker 6: sidewalk man like that. You know. This is just to me,
Speaker 6: I don't know, I can't stand it anymore. It's very
Speaker 6: difficult for me, and and and and uh, I get
Speaker 6: frustrated only because I you know, I have love for
Speaker 6: these these people who I see kind of falling into
Speaker 6: these ideological prisons. And that's where I think that's a
Speaker 6: major reason why I reject the two party paradigm, the delusion.
Speaker 6: I see how it effectively, you know, seduces each of
Speaker 6: these individuals who have good intentions. They they truly do
Speaker 6: mean well, but they aren't willing to kind of dive
Speaker 6: at it into the the the layers of depth of
Speaker 6: depth necessary to then kind of like overexpose yourself to
Speaker 6: understand how the system kind of actually fund I don't know,
Speaker 6: that's how I feel personally, you know, I'm seeing it
Speaker 6: play out in real time, and it's yeah, it's Jules.
Speaker 6: Do you have an opinion?
Speaker 2: Before I follow up with the.
Speaker 10: Jon what percentage of people have to be bad for
Speaker 10: your murder them all?
Speaker 18: Oh ship?
Speaker 10: Was that the question?
Speaker 6: I think? Fuck them? Fuck them. They have to learn
Speaker 6: on their own and get to.
Speaker 4: A super have had enough.
Speaker 10: They'll have you know, they'll have enough.
Speaker 12: But it's like, because like they have to be like
Speaker 12: taking your fucking property from you and like changing your
Speaker 12: kids up.
Speaker 6: Is that time to you know, fight back or whatever?
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Man, Well, there's always a typic point. And the thing is, like,
Speaker 2: the first off, this question isn't in the sense of like,
Speaker 2: you know, let's overthrow a government less sort of revolution.
Speaker 2: It's just like legitimate, At what point are we uh
Speaker 2: as a nation supposed to you know, take responsibilities for
Speaker 2: our government and again eliminating that divide different and the hose. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I didn't mean to be as a loaded question. I
Speaker 2: did an interpret it is one, but it's just it's
Speaker 2: so broad, and which is why I said, I'm still
Speaker 2: I don't have to answer myself. I'm still trying to
Speaker 2: figure it out, which is why I'm asking you guys.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to see all the different perspectives and then
Speaker 2: you know, I really have to sleep on it and
Speaker 2: analyze it and before I come to a conclusion.
Speaker 10: Yeah, I don't know if there's a specific I think
Speaker 10: it's just I think it's just the difference of working
Speaker 10: in generalities and working individual that's all it really comes
Speaker 10: down to. Obviously, we can't I think like obviously I'm
Speaker 10: joking with the genocide answer, but it's like you can't
Speaker 10: literally murder everyone because it's like a lot of them
Speaker 10: are bad, but it is like, you know, on an
Speaker 10: individual level, you can't be like people taking irresponsibility. So
Speaker 10: I don't know, it's a I guess you would have
Speaker 10: to clarify the question a little bit more. But yeah,
Speaker 10: I think generally speaking, yet collectivizing people in like a
Speaker 10: literal sense, like here's some sweeping action that we're going
Speaker 10: to do, is usually not good. But like if you're
Speaker 10: just trying to conceptualize a general like a group in generalities,
Speaker 10: there's no problem with that. You can say, generally speaking,
Speaker 10: these this group is responsible. But then if you're then
Speaker 10: going to ascribe some sort of fix for it, like
Speaker 10: a one size fix all, that's obviously not you know,
Speaker 10: it's it's a difference between working and generalities are working
Speaker 10: in individual I think at least that's way I see it.
Speaker 10: I guess I viewed collectivism as the poison pill at
Speaker 10: all times. I think individual sovereignty is what you have
Speaker 10: to pursue at every level. And I think that we
Speaker 10: cannot control the intellectual outcome of our neighbor and and
Speaker 10: you know, even attempting to is a is a major mistake.
Speaker 10: And I think it's unethical inherently, and and uh, I
Speaker 10: think we should oppose the state and at every level
Speaker 10: that we can. But that's really no unless we want to,
Speaker 10: you know, put our own right of freedom at risk
Speaker 10: in terms of just like actually revolting in some sort
Speaker 10: of criminal way like that would honestly be the only
Speaker 10: and I'm not calling for that, I'm just saying that
Speaker 10: at this point, man, like, what else is there? This
Speaker 10: this the way the system is currently structured. It would
Speaker 10: take a revolution, It would legitimately take you know, an
Speaker 10: up ending of the current system in order to actually
Speaker 10: and people you know, that falls into the line of
Speaker 10: the Age of Aquarius. That it almost as if we've
Speaker 10: been led into this moment where we are embracing this
Speaker 10: as the inevitable outcome somehow hopefully, you know, just like
Speaker 10: under some you know, false hope that potentially what will
Speaker 10: rise from the ashes will be something you know, more
Speaker 10: worthwhile and just as far as the moral foundation. But
Speaker 10: I don't see it that way. I just think we're
Speaker 10: too far gone in this current structured system, and until
Speaker 10: people can wake up this fact that no, we have
Speaker 10: a criminal elite, we have aminal elite, we have a
Speaker 10: criminal elite that have not been held accountable and until
Speaker 10: that moment comes and and all that happens is the
Speaker 10: call for accountability falls within the two party paradigm.
Speaker 6: So people are only willing to, you know, obviously prioritize
Speaker 6: targeting the individual that that turns out to be their
Speaker 6: political opponent. I have no reason to be interested in
Speaker 6: opting into that frame of mind, you know, it's like,
Speaker 6: absolutely not. I think that's but again, I don't know.
Speaker 10: And we got to get another guest in here. It's
Speaker 10: been great having you here, asked Cream. But we do
Speaker 10: have a bunch of other people who want to get
Speaker 10: in Jewels, love you, brother, Jules. You want to bring
Speaker 10: in the next person? Who do we get.
Speaker 6: To bring out these real fast?
Speaker 10: What's up? What's up? A little hot.
Speaker 5: Down, a little bit.
Speaker 10: You go, you talking, I'm gonna adjust your audio for
Speaker 10: from my side, things go ahead, keep going.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, hey, uh, I'm tired. I'm coming see it
Speaker 4: from a gas station in Georgia.
Speaker 6: They had about five more hours.
Speaker 4: I'll be at my hotel.
Speaker 6: I'm getting there. Hell, yeah, dude, we're gonna have to
Speaker 6: hang out, right, You're going to bro Grove.
Speaker 4: Yep, hear that.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I'm Going'll be there.
Speaker 10: Yeah, As'll be there. I'll be I think I'm gonna
Speaker 10: be there for one of these. It's not a bro
Speaker 10: grow but I'll be in the like thirty minutes away,
Speaker 10: so I'm gonna go. So if anybody's out there does
Speaker 10: want to do something, wants to hang out, I think
Speaker 10: I'm not sure which day it will be yet, so
Speaker 10: I don't know, Maybe reach out to me. We gotta
Speaker 10: do a little bit of scheduling and figure out what
Speaker 10: we're doing on our side things, because we're gonna probably
Speaker 10: try to set up some sort of hang out with
Speaker 10: a few people. So uh, but it would be all, yeah,
Speaker 10: I invited, dude, No, you're not invited. You're it's you know.
Speaker 10: I guess I don't want to like give up the
Speaker 10: whole thing, especially since I entirely planned, but we are.
Speaker 10: We were sort of planning and maybe doing like because
Speaker 10: I mean, Clinton has a studio, we'd go over there,
Speaker 10: do live, maybe get a guest. I mean, we have
Speaker 10: some ideas of mine, but it's all still like up
Speaker 10: in the air so as far as scheduling, so I
Speaker 10: didn't want to announce anything yet. So that's what I'm
Speaker 10: alluding to. We're probably gonna have some sort of podcasts
Speaker 10: or something, probably some sort of you know, decently good name,
Speaker 10: and I don't know. We'll probably have a good discussion
Speaker 10: because we'll have World War three going on, so it'll
Speaker 10: be we'll have plenty of talk about I'm sure you know,
Speaker 10: I want to say whatever I do want to. I
Speaker 10: don't have any intention on talking about bro Grove drama whenever.
Speaker 10: Whatever the fuck in that podcast is before anyone starts. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 10: so I'm over it. But yeah, what's up, abrogate? You
Speaker 10: got any got any any ship for us? Any any thoughts,
Speaker 10: any questions?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 10: I mean, what what do your take on the the
Speaker 10: end of Empire?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 20: God, I don't.
Speaker 6: I don't have any big takes.
Speaker 2: I don't know what to think at this point. I
Speaker 2: have no idea what's gonna happen.
Speaker 10: So yep, exactly, I can say that.
Speaker 17: But how bad I don't know?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Never never is it good. I know that it's kind
Speaker 6: of hilarious just to see like the calls for regime
Speaker 6: change and how much they mimic, you know, that of
Speaker 6: the Iraq war propaganda, like we mentioned before.
Speaker 20: But yeah, it makes me so angry, you know, I
Speaker 20: was like towards the end of high school for Iraq
Speaker 20: War and all that ship like I remember it all
Speaker 20: it gets me off.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna hit the road again.
Speaker 19: There's other people in the chat, so you guys have
Speaker 19: a good night, you.
Speaker 10: Two brother glad to have you join us. Well, hopefully
Speaker 10: we'll see you here in a few days. The look
Speaker 10: before and hanging out with you jewels. Get the next
Speaker 10: one in here, all right, guys, so it's Jacob.
Speaker 12: Then, Uh where did Jacob go?
Speaker 10: I have to get out of here.
Speaker 12: It's Jacob crabs and then you're all gonna end it
Speaker 12: with Shy.
Speaker 10: All right, Juels going to get out here. We got it.
Speaker 10: We'll bring Jacob on great boot on Twitter.
Speaker 7: Guys.
Speaker 10: Yeah, you go bang your beautiful wife for whatever it
Speaker 10: is you're trying to do.
Speaker 12: Uh shoes in hand grenade. So after this un't take
Speaker 12: or something, y'all all come over there and hang out
Speaker 12: with me and conspiracy extremists. Yeah dude, anyway, love you guys,
Speaker 12: great show tonight.
Speaker 10: Pleasure having your brother Gaul. Everybody get the out all right,
Speaker 10: we got Jacob up in this bitch. What's up dude?
Speaker 6: Well, what's going on? Fellas? What's up?
Speaker 10: Any thoughts? Any questions, Hey, you've probably dug a little
Speaker 10: bit into this Minnesota stuff. Any thoughts. We haven't really
Speaker 10: dug into it like Harley at all. We're just kind
Speaker 10: of we're getting ready to to claw at the claw
Speaker 10: at that narrative. Just a tiny bit, and any thoughts
Speaker 10: if you dug into it or not. Really it seems
Speaker 10: like something you would have, I.
Speaker 21: Mean a little bit, just because it seems like weird timing.
Speaker 21: I mean the no Kings Flyers that he supposedly.
Speaker 17: Had in his car.
Speaker 10: Yeah, ove the top, Yeah, very first fed pointed ship.
Speaker 6: Oh dude, I had a whole manifesto.
Speaker 21: Though, totally list like Phoenix Gladio nonsense, you know, exactly
Speaker 21: like I'm telling you, a continuation of everything that's been
Speaker 21: going on. And it seems like perfect timing too, because
Speaker 21: they kind of wanted to distract from other things that
Speaker 21: were going on.
Speaker 10: See somebody said boost audio. So it's all the way
Speaker 10: off on my end, So I got it. I can
Speaker 10: edit it on my end, keep going.
Speaker 21: But yeah, it just seems like it's really convenient. But
Speaker 21: it kind of seems like they also wanted to throw
Speaker 21: it in when there was all this other chaos, you know,
Speaker 21: so maybe it kind of like slipped under the radar,
Speaker 21: which I guess it kind of has. However, this has
Speaker 21: completely wiped Palanteer off the map. Nobody's fucking talking about
Speaker 21: it except for a select people on on x SO,
Speaker 21: and it seemed like that was definitely definitely the uh.
Speaker 21: I guess the game plan with all the World War
Speaker 21: three ship is to get rid of Ballanteer, which they did.
Speaker 10: We get rid of it. What do you mean, so
Speaker 10: we don't talk about it anymore?
Speaker 12: Right?
Speaker 13: Right?
Speaker 6: Draw attention away from as even the the you know,
Speaker 6: immigration crisis, right like, as far as just the domestic
Speaker 6: operations playing out. I think that it comes specifically strategic timing. Definitely,
Speaker 6: as far as this Iranian conflict, I think it's been brewing.
Speaker 6: They've been waiting to kind of green light this, and yeah,
Speaker 6: once sort of the circumstances were set, and well, I
Speaker 6: just think that this individual, specifically fifty seven year old
Speaker 6: Advance Belter, he's allegedly stalked his victims like prey is
Speaker 6: what they said, right, And it gets so insane when
Speaker 6: you dig a little deeper into its connections, because not.
Speaker 10: One I found it real quick I wanted I guess
Speaker 10: I'm jumping ahead. But then he he worked for a
Speaker 10: company called Praetorian Guard. This is one of those ones
Speaker 10: that sometimes just gets you and you're like, dude, what
Speaker 10: the fuck I mean? I might begin my Roman history
Speaker 10: a little bit wrong, but I'm pretty sure the Praetorian Guard,
Speaker 10: like their whole shick was they were known for kind
Speaker 10: of being like the power behind the throne. And if
Speaker 10: it was anything they were known for like kind of
Speaker 10: it was heavily eluded. They kind of were the ones
Speaker 10: you taken care of the throne occasionally. So yeah, so
Speaker 10: they were they're the og deep state is also another
Speaker 10: way to kind of look at it, like they were
Speaker 10: the power behind the throne. You know, before he did.
Speaker 21: That, he was a general manager at seven eleven.
Speaker 10: Oh, so he just went from seven eleven generally.
Speaker 6: I think that was a plausible deniability cover. Dude, Like
Speaker 6: I found out he was, he was Apparently he was.
Speaker 6: He had so many different jobs that he was he
Speaker 6: was pursuing, and one of them was he was working
Speaker 6: for this morgue and he would specifically be called in
Speaker 6: to go to homicide specific homicide scenes, right criminal scenes,
Speaker 6: and that's where he would then take the bodies and
Speaker 6: remove the bodies from the scene of the homicide, which
Speaker 6: I thought that alone was very interesting that he was
Speaker 6: being called in for this purpose. But he gets quite
Speaker 6: here in that. That's what I'm saying, dude. But I'm
Speaker 6: telling you right now the connection with his wife, and
Speaker 6: then he has like some international connections that I didn't realize.
Speaker 6: But this right here, we can listen to just a
Speaker 6: little bit, because it's crazy. To be honest, we have
Speaker 6: been listening to setting up this story in a way
Speaker 6: for people who aren't entirely aware of what took place here.
Speaker 22: When watching federal authorities in Minneapolis, Minnesota discussing charges against
Speaker 22: this man, Vance Belter. He is accused of killing Minnesota
Speaker 22: state Representative and former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her
Speaker 22: husband over the weekend. Police also say that Belter shot
Speaker 22: and injured State Senator Mark Hoffman and his wife. We
Speaker 22: heard the acting US Attorney in Minnesota say this was
Speaker 22: a political assassination. We also heard just now they repeated
Speaker 22: it that they that this person, they say went to
Speaker 22: the homes of at least four elected officials. Let me
Speaker 22: bring in an NBC News correspondent, Shack Brewster, who's been
Speaker 22: watching all of this and covering it, shack that headline
Speaker 22: that he went to not just two homes, but four
Speaker 22: homes is news.
Speaker 23: Yeah, you heard federal authorities there explain that this is
Speaker 23: something that, in their words, nightmares are made out of
Speaker 23: that these are chilling details that we're learning, and we
Speaker 23: learned a lot in that press conference as they detailed
Speaker 23: why they were charging him with these six federal charges
Speaker 23: that include stalking, using interstate facilities, murder of Hortman, the Hortman's,
Speaker 23: and shooting of the Hoffman's.
Speaker 7: Now we learned there that he went.
Speaker 23: To four different homes. The official there said he stalked
Speaker 23: his victims like prey.
Speaker 6: He stopped at.
Speaker 23: Those four houses with the intempt to kill. He started
Speaker 23: at the home of the hof The officials there say
Speaker 23: that it was their daughter that ultimately called and presumably
Speaker 23: saved their lives, and that's what started this chain of
Speaker 23: investigations where we know that.
Speaker 6: Now it's notable that you had apparently at one point
Speaker 6: he encounters of police officials right like actual authorities who
Speaker 6: are who have been called into the scene, right by
Speaker 6: the apparent daughter of one of the alleged priorities. Priority targets,
Speaker 6: and this police officer tries to talk to the suspect,
Speaker 6: and essentially what they said the authorities alluded to the
Speaker 6: idea that he didn't make contact but then ultimately kept going,
Speaker 6: although he did encounter the suspect and attempted to engage
Speaker 6: with him, and so.
Speaker 10: It's like very sounds like they're saying like, oh, hey, hey, yeah,
Speaker 10: and then he just kind of just the interpretation of
Speaker 10: getting your singers. Then he just kind of just kept
Speaker 10: going as if he didn't even like, is if he
Speaker 10: didn't register?
Speaker 19: Is that?
Speaker 10: Is that that what you're you're interpreting that? That's kind
Speaker 10: of I interpreted that similar.
Speaker 6: But then I find out that apparently there were far
Speaker 6: more than just one authority involved in this encounter, and
Speaker 6: that they had already known of his involvements and were
Speaker 6: allegedly allowing him to sort of flee the seat, and
Speaker 6: that's what essentially happens. He flees out the back door
Speaker 6: of one of the locations, which I couldn't even believe
Speaker 6: the story of what was happening, but we'll get into
Speaker 6: more of the details. After a couple more minutes.
Speaker 23: The authority say the suspect went to two other homes
Speaker 23: of lawmakers. At one point encountered a police officer who
Speaker 23: was responding, who tried to talk to the suspect, authorities say,
Speaker 23: and essentially didn't make contact and then ultimately kept going.
Speaker 23: And that's when this all ended at the home of
Speaker 23: the hortman's who were killed after shootout between the suspect
Speaker 23: and police that were arriving there on scene to essentially
Speaker 23: do a wellness check. So this was a really chilling
Speaker 23: details and chilling account that we learned from authorities. They
Speaker 23: did say that the suspect is now in federal custody.
Speaker 23: We can expect to see him in court at two
Speaker 23: point thirty Eastern time.
Speaker 6: This is when we can give him yeah, very quick.
Speaker 6: Now it gets more interesting because there is a report
Speaker 6: that says that this man's wife, so vance Belter Bolter
Speaker 6: Bilter Belterer his so his wife is apparently she's Jennifer Belter,
Speaker 6: and she's detained after police stops her in apparently Onamia, Minnesota, Onemia.
Speaker 6: I'm not entirely certain how to pronounce it, but this
Speaker 6: is where they stop her. They've been tracking this specific
Speaker 6: vehicle and apparently there had been three relatives of Belter
Speaker 6: that were also in the vehicle at the time, and
Speaker 6: so there was no elaboration on who the individuals were.
Speaker 6: But it turns out that you know, she is is
Speaker 6: apparently this is crazy because she has like all this ammunition,
Speaker 6: these various weapons that she gets passports a weapon ammunition
Speaker 6: apparently is involved in the stop. And I should have
Speaker 6: I should have taken a damn screenshot, honestly, because this
Speaker 6: is it's super important. And I know that they are
Speaker 6: going to effectively paywall all of this information, right which
Speaker 6: is basically happening in this moment, and so I'm going
Speaker 6: to try and find another link to this. Here we go,
Speaker 6: I have it.
Speaker 10: So it turns out, yeah, big old thunder, you guys
Speaker 10: in here, that Marina, It's got a big thunder. All right,
Speaker 10: that's what that work. Sorry those weird Okay, all right, belter.
Speaker 6: Right, He's part of a business group that met with
Speaker 6: Democratic Republic of Congo's ambassador to the US on November thirtieth,
Speaker 6: twenty eighteen, in Worthington, Minnesota. This was one aspect of
Speaker 6: these interesting connections that started to play out.
Speaker 20: Now.
Speaker 6: Not only that, but he worked for a company called
Speaker 6: Marathon Oil, and Marathon Oil was just targeted by these
Speaker 6: arson cases, and specifically in Texas that had these specific
Speaker 6: criminal cases of arson that basically, you know, played a
Speaker 6: vital role in kind of I think another reason why
Speaker 6: you're you're seeing some of these domestic targeting. It's just
Speaker 6: another layer of gladiol right in terms of like, not
Speaker 6: only was he involved with this company that's being targeted
Speaker 6: for arson, he's also law being for the employment of
Speaker 6: Congolese nationals at marathon job sites in the past. This
Speaker 6: is apparently happening as well. And so it's very interesting
Speaker 6: because this is Praetorian Security, right, that's a company that
Speaker 6: he was apparently involved with, Praetorian Guard Security Services, is
Speaker 6: it's said to be. First of all, it's very interesting
Speaker 6: because this whole situation, right, they find Belter and his
Speaker 6: wife owning this LLC, Praetorian Guard Security Services. But the
Speaker 6: company was first registered with the Minnesota Security of State's
Speaker 6: Office in September twenty eighteen, and so this is it
Speaker 6: gets crazier than this because apparently on the website Jennifer Belter,
Speaker 6: she's listed as the president and CEO right of this
Speaker 6: Praetorian Guard Security Services, and they're offering residential armed home
Speaker 6: security for your family, home and property. And then the
Speaker 6: website states that they are licensed service in Minnesota helping
Speaker 6: to keep your home property in those you love safe.
Speaker 6: But uh then it gets even more interesting because on
Speaker 6: his LinkedIn page, according to his biography, he has been
Speaker 6: involved with security situations in Eastern Europe, Africa, North America,
Speaker 6: and the Middle East, including the West Bank, Southern Lebanon,
Speaker 6: and the Gaza Strip. It doesn't provide any.
Speaker 21: This just sounds like program to kill nonsense.
Speaker 6: It's exactly what it sounds like. And it doesn't provide
Speaker 6: any details on the actual security situations of these these
Speaker 6: uh these alleged stories and and or cases of of
Speaker 6: the involved contractor. That's what it sounds like. It sounds
Speaker 6: like he is the domestic asset and a potential mercenary
Speaker 6: in my mind, for hire, right and and uh so
Speaker 6: it also offers armed security services. We I have the
Speaker 6: same making model of vehicles that many police departments use
Speaker 6: in the US currently. Uh they apparently drive Ford Explorer
Speaker 6: utility vehicles. So again you have this sort of like
Speaker 6: we're obviously attempting to pass ourselves off as legitimate law enforcement,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, which which to me, it's
Speaker 6: it falls perfectly in line with some of these kind
Speaker 6: of like uh if you remember the Boulet and how
Speaker 6: they were functioning. That individual was connected back to Kamala
Speaker 6: and those weird fraternities that they were involved with, and
Speaker 6: they had their own security force that that was masquerading
Speaker 6: around as as a as a yeah.
Speaker 10: Yeah, actually they had like a there there was the
Speaker 10: whole thing in personing an officer. That was the whole
Speaker 10: issue was well, it started over.
Speaker 21: Tim Tim Walls has issues with this in his uh
Speaker 21: yeh political career, if if I remember correctly, because if
Speaker 21: anyone remembers, he he sent out the police during COVID
Speaker 21: when everyone wasn't staying in the our homes and everything.
Speaker 21: But there was also some scandal he had with some
Speaker 21: sort of like private security force. I can't remember exactly
Speaker 21: what it is, you'd have to go look. I don't
Speaker 21: think it was the same one, but he did have
Speaker 21: some sort of scandal pop up and it just like
Speaker 21: popped up and disappeared right before him.
Speaker 10: My god, so real quick, sorry, real quick. We do
Speaker 10: need to move on to other guests. We have two
Speaker 10: more waiting and it is getting later. Sorry, Jacob do
Speaker 10: you have any questions or anything before? I mean I
Speaker 10: know I did. We didn't ask you. So there's anything
Speaker 10: you want to go do if you just want to
Speaker 10: hang out for a minute, because if so, I guess
Speaker 10: you a complish it gets all right? Cool? All right,
Speaker 10: we'll get somebody else here. Let's bring on Crabs. Thanks
Speaker 10: for joining us. Jacob will bring you on again next time. Crabs.
Speaker 10: What's up, dude? Give us a little talk to talk,
Speaker 10: let us know that you're there. What's up? What's up?
Speaker 10: It's up? Were you any questions, got anything for us?
Speaker 10: Or you want to just kind of shoot the bull
Speaker 10: about fucking.
Speaker 4: All the above?
Speaker 11: All right, this is gonna be a real black pilled Okay,
Speaker 11: but I kind of want to jump off of ass
Speaker 11: creams question or thought experiment?
Speaker 23: Is?
Speaker 4: I mean, that is a real fucking faggy way of
Speaker 4: asking like do it?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 4: Is revolution? Here?
Speaker 10: Is that time?
Speaker 11: And I don't mean to fucking I don't y'all need
Speaker 11: to tell me or I don't know what language nineteen
Speaker 11: eighty four language I need to use to not flag
Speaker 11: your channel.
Speaker 10: I don't give I don't give a ship. I'll a
Speaker 10: nigger on the street. I don't give a fuck, go
Speaker 10: for it.
Speaker 3: Okay, uh, but.
Speaker 10: That's not like just don't know threats of violence or anything.
Speaker 10: I mean whatever, that's something, le.
Speaker 4: Guys.
Speaker 11: That's That's the whole fucking thing here is they're they're pushing,
Speaker 11: They're they're pushing. They're pushing everybody into a corner to.
Speaker 4: Where they want that reaction.
Speaker 11: They want another fucking Tim McVeigh or or some some
Speaker 11: retard bullshit.
Speaker 4: And like, nobody wants what's going on now.
Speaker 11: You talk to your MPC, Republican or Democrat friends or
Speaker 11: associates or coworkers, and.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, I know some dieharden magas are are are.
Speaker 11: But even then you really get to into the if
Speaker 11: you get into the uncomfortable with them, they don't want
Speaker 11: what's going on.
Speaker 4: And but man, the dynamo keeps turning.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 11: You're fighting against billions and trillions of dollars and it's coming.
Speaker 11: This bullshit has been coming since the fucking nineties, since
Speaker 11: I was a kid. I got lured into fucking WMDs
Speaker 11: and whorah, I'm a fucking good marine and I did
Speaker 11: all that dumb shit and they're doing it again. And
Speaker 11: like I said, we need to we's some sort of
Speaker 11: organized like through love not violence, but I mean like
Speaker 11: some bonus army type ship it Like, I don't know,
Speaker 11: like what do y'all think?
Speaker 4: Am I just I'm about pissed drunk, so sorry, but I.
Speaker 10: Think you got you gotta improve yourself, take care of
Speaker 10: those around you, and do the best you can. Really
Speaker 10: then the day, all you could do is work on
Speaker 10: yourself and better yourself and better the things around you.
Speaker 10: And if we all do that collectively together, we all,
Speaker 10: you know, we all improve with the end the day.
Speaker 10: I do think, uh someone in the private chat said
Speaker 10: black pills are a gay sy op. They are. I
Speaker 10: also think it seems like you might have been getting
Speaker 10: a little bit about fed posting there, just a tiny bit.
Speaker 10: I think revolution is stupid, uh Now, now there's different
Speaker 10: types of revolution, like as I'm big into political theory,
Speaker 10: like algorithm like you like if you read that, they're
Speaker 10: all their books, they go into their concept of revolution.
Speaker 10: But their concept revolution is like a peaceful revolution. But
Speaker 10: we're talking like seventeen seventy six. Nah, that shit's gonna
Speaker 10: get fucked, that shit's gonna get overtaken.
Speaker 4: You know, I'm gonna jump.
Speaker 11: Here's the thing I agree, but that's what's getting That's
Speaker 11: where quote unquote we or whatever, like people who just
Speaker 11: don't want just.
Speaker 4: Want the best for fucking America and Americans.
Speaker 11: Like the SIOP is pushing us towards that, toward towards
Speaker 11: some violent bullshit.
Speaker 10: And yeah, that's the Black Bill, that's the that's the
Speaker 10: that's where you see these accelerationists, these people that are like, oh,
Speaker 10: we just want to destroy it all. That's where I
Speaker 10: don't even fucking care. There's even the anti natalists and
Speaker 10: stuff that they are trying to make dumers of us.
Speaker 10: That is that is true.
Speaker 4: So yeah, again, this war with Iran is coming.
Speaker 12: There.
Speaker 4: We are at war.
Speaker 11: A goddamn battle fleet. You don't move a fucking battle
Speaker 11: fleet around for So back to ask Cream's little fucking question.
Speaker 11: It is like, if we really feel or if we
Speaker 11: are democracy, if we believe in the democratic whatever we
Speaker 11: we are representative by by who we elect, then fuck yeah,
Speaker 11: we are one hundred fucking percent responsible if we bomb
Speaker 11: the homes of fucking people.
Speaker 4: I mean, god damn it.
Speaker 10: Like I said, I'm sorry, guys, I mean I get
Speaker 10: what you're saying. I mean I don't I think the
Speaker 10: democracy is faking gay. So like, yeah, I don't think
Speaker 10: I have any responsibility whatsoever for those desks, but I
Speaker 10: do think I'm stolen from so I should try to
Speaker 10: withhold the best I can. But I get I get
Speaker 10: what you're saying.
Speaker 6: I think I think the most important part, though, is
Speaker 6: is basically what your mom said in the private chat
Speaker 6: parallel systems and community, which is basically just limiting your
Speaker 6: dependence on the on the current system, which is you're
Speaker 6: just trying to insulate yourself right from the consequences of
Speaker 6: the permanent establishment. And and and exactly what you're talking
Speaker 6: about as far as this this geopolitical conflict, which is
Speaker 6: obviously has been in the making and a manufactured crisis
Speaker 6: for for longer than we've probably been alive, you know,
Speaker 6: to be honest, and uh, and finally things are coming
Speaker 6: to fruition in terms of the globalist framework and and
Speaker 6: this is I think they're ahead of schedule. But in
Speaker 6: no way is that a black pill. I think if
Speaker 6: you've been you know, deceived to the extent to where
Speaker 6: criticizing the current system and realizing the unfortunate position that
Speaker 6: we find ourselves in, you know what I mean, it's
Speaker 6: like really you're just really at this point, you're just
Speaker 6: identifying the fact that they've created this new pejorative to
Speaker 6: leverage against us, as the conspiracy conspiracy theorist moniker was
Speaker 6: so long, you know, utilized in the same way is
Speaker 6: the blackpill moniker. Right, Oh my god, you're actually contended
Speaker 6: with the reality. Yeah, yeah, right, you're actually questioning reality
Speaker 6: and and and you you don't at all align yourself with,
Speaker 6: you know, the political establishment as it's currently constructed, and
Speaker 6: that's where everyone's been conditioned to become a statist. No
Speaker 6: one is actually opting out of this and focusing their
Speaker 6: time on creating these independent, alternative, alternative systems. And if
Speaker 6: they are, those are the people you should align yourself with,
Speaker 6: because I think that's where the hope resides, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean. The rest of it is all de moralization,
Speaker 6: strategically driven to to write misdirect us.
Speaker 4: In Austin, I'm I get you, and.
Speaker 11: But like the closest town I to me as four
Speaker 11: hundred people, I live in a real small community. We're
Speaker 11: real tight knit. I actually live in a community with
Speaker 11: an HOA that's weird enough, and I'm on the board
Speaker 11: of that as fucked up as that is. But yeah, yeah,
Speaker 11: that's a whole nother fucking thing. But anyways, I'm all about, like,
Speaker 11: That's what I'm trying to say is get to know
Speaker 11: your fucking neighbors, gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen like, get to
Speaker 11: know their skills, get to know their beliefs, get to
Speaker 11: know right now, we really need to be Hey, we
Speaker 11: just need to be knowing our neighbors in a more
Speaker 11: intimate way than ever before and having those weird living
Speaker 11: in the uncomfortable and not offensive but steadfast.
Speaker 17: And but.
Speaker 11: We've been living in fucking Disneyland, all of us, me,
Speaker 11: I mean up to today. How have you, all three
Speaker 11: of us, everybody in chat, how have we been propagandized today?
Speaker 4: We're all susceptible to it.
Speaker 11: And we just gotta start breaking these walls down of
Speaker 11: left right, fucking lib tard Republican for whatever the fuck
Speaker 11: I mean.
Speaker 23: It.
Speaker 11: Like I said, ship's really fucking knocking on the doorstep, gentlemen,
Speaker 11: I agree.
Speaker 10: Man, all right, mister crabs, we we do gotta get
Speaker 10: onto our next I guess well, And I just want
Speaker 10: you got anything else for us? We're not rushing you
Speaker 10: out nothing, no, no, no, but okay, all right, well
Speaker 10: glad to have you come on another time, bring questions,
Speaker 10: you shoot the bull, whatever you want to do. You
Speaker 10: can join for a topic, bring you know, bring up
Speaker 10: a bring up a topic whatever. But we're gonna let
Speaker 10: you go. We're gonna bring on Shay, you own mister
Speaker 10: beet beep, and then we'll get in. We'll have him on.
Speaker 10: What's up? Shot, let's do it. We got any questions
Speaker 10: for us today? You got any topics you want to
Speaker 10: talk about? The Niclaudia in Minnesota?
Speaker 9: What to do?
Speaker 6: I gotta finish those couple of details on that story.
Speaker 6: But shy, what's up brother? How you doing? Man?
Speaker 12: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I want to I guess piggyback off, you know, on
Speaker 7: the question and then off of well my last man
Speaker 7: was talking about. Yeah, I like how he talked touched
Speaker 7: on love, which is like of all the esoteric studies
Speaker 7: that to me is the number one thing to study
Speaker 7: is love and all the different forms that's going to
Speaker 7: bring you the closest to.
Speaker 4: To to to God.
Speaker 6: It really has on earth.
Speaker 7: But you know, to to move on to the question now,
Speaker 7: so like to say when it can't comes down to like, oh,
Speaker 7: people voted for this or this is what they deserve
Speaker 7: type things. It's kind of we already know that we
Speaker 7: don't have much of a choice when it comes to vote.
Speaker 7: A lot of us don't vote because we don't even
Speaker 7: like who's put up in front of us, and we're
Speaker 7: not going to get the chance to really vote someone
Speaker 7: in that.
Speaker 6: We you know, truly represent anyway, right that we really want.
Speaker 7: And then in the framing of the question, which I
Speaker 7: had a little problem with the framing of the question
Speaker 7: because it seemed like it was talking about like colonialism
Speaker 7: and then once colonialism ends in these countries, then the
Speaker 7: country just gets fucked up, which is not which is
Speaker 7: just you know, skirting the fact that the country got
Speaker 7: fucked up because it got put into a system that
Speaker 7: wasn't natural to the system that was there for thousands
Speaker 7: of years to begin with. And the and maybe he
Speaker 7: uh maybe asked cream uh you know, maybe got his
Speaker 7: words a little mixed up, but he said, in Haiti
Speaker 7: they were giving independence and then they revolted. You know,
Speaker 7: just logic that doesn't make sense. And Haiti is you know,
Speaker 7: known is the only country to have a successful slavery revolt.
Speaker 7: It was you know, they successful had their revolution, so uh,
Speaker 7: and then to expand on like the community thing. And
Speaker 7: you know, it is very important for us for the
Speaker 7: individual to make sure that they have health, love, awareness,
Speaker 7: and wealth is very important. Those are your main your
Speaker 7: main mainstays. So once you have those, and you know,
Speaker 7: really your wealth comes from your love and your and
Speaker 7: your health, you know saying that's that's the true wealth
Speaker 7: and your awareness. So you know, once you are you
Speaker 7: have to be good in yourself in order to help
Speaker 7: the next person. If you're struggling, it's you can't really
Speaker 7: do much for the next person. But you know, for instance,
Speaker 7: you could walk down the street and someone could pass
Speaker 7: you and this person has been having a bad day,
Speaker 7: they've you know, their wife's cheating on them or whatever,
Speaker 7: you know what I'm saying, And they don't even say
Speaker 7: a single word to you. You're not even really looking
Speaker 7: at them. You're looking past them. You see them, but
Speaker 7: you're not paying attention to them, but you subconsciously do
Speaker 7: pick them up. We only pay attention to like thirty
Speaker 7: percent of what we actually see. Seventy percent of what
Speaker 7: we see is just being internalized. And you could pass
Speaker 7: that person and their mood, their face, just the way
Speaker 7: their face is can have an effect on you. So
Speaker 7: it is very important to make sure the persons the
Speaker 7: people around you are good and that then just keeps expanding,
Speaker 7: like community is good. Like I live in the city,
Speaker 7: so you know, it's it's not that small. There's a
Speaker 7: lot of people to deal with, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'll be honest, shy, I don't want to know
Speaker 6: my neighbors. Like I can't fucking stand my neighbors, you know,
Speaker 6: But I'm just being honest this, I live in La
Speaker 6: What do you what are you to expect? You know
Speaker 6: what I mean? And and honestly, I'm sure we would
Speaker 6: get along a little bit more. But if I was,
Speaker 6: you know, interested in kind of having like an honest
Speaker 6: and objective, open minded interaction and meet someone new. But like,
Speaker 6: I don't know, man, Like this this is why like
Speaker 6: i've I've basically I grew up on a thirty five
Speaker 6: acre farm, so like maybe that's a part of it
Speaker 6: is that I'm experiencing the exact opposite and inherently I'm
Speaker 6: just entirely like against this lifestyle and in every way
Speaker 6: it's seeing like the level of control that that right
Speaker 6: that people have.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like I grew up, like you know, my first
Speaker 7: like fifteen years of my life. Like I grew up
Speaker 7: in like a suburb of a city. So I grew
Speaker 7: up walking around saying hi to everybody as a kid,
Speaker 7: all the neighbors, Hey Hi, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 7: Then when I started moving to places where there's more people,
Speaker 7: you can't do that. There's just too many people. You
Speaker 7: can't say hi to everybody. So and that's kind of
Speaker 7: the main you know, that's kind of how people move
Speaker 7: through through a city and stuff. But just my last
Speaker 7: point to try and wrap it up, it'd be like,
Speaker 7: there's a huge we have a huge cognitive distance distance.
Speaker 7: You know what I'm saying. Yeah, it's and it's it's
Speaker 7: it's good to recognize why these things, what's the impetus
Speaker 7: this way? Why we put ourselves in these positions? And
Speaker 7: I think about, like, uh, you know, I live in
Speaker 7: a place where there's a lot of people that ask
Speaker 7: for money.
Speaker 4: They get you right on the highway, like right.
Speaker 6: With you and all this very nice sign like come
Speaker 6: on guys, you know, and if.
Speaker 7: I'm even in a good mood or whatever, or I
Speaker 7: have some money next to me, like I may want
Speaker 7: to give it to somebody. I think maybe this person
Speaker 7: might need a little a break, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: or a little something whatever. But then you get to
Speaker 7: the next person you see, you get another block, You
Speaker 7: see someone else that you're like, oh, maybe I should
Speaker 7: have given it to him or you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 7: and you can't. And eventually you start to get mad
Speaker 7: because you recognize your own helplessness and I want to
Speaker 7: really just leave it at that. Like we really start
Speaker 7: to internalize our once we realize like how much we
Speaker 7: really can't help others. It really does reflect how helpless
Speaker 7: as we are on the inside, and it comes to
Speaker 7: you know, talking about these wars and all that stuff.
Speaker 7: We're really just trying to reflect and just hope for
Speaker 7: the best, you know, right.
Speaker 6: I remember when, yeah, when I before I moved, I
Speaker 6: was still in Arkansas and I saw this dude. Man,
Speaker 6: he's on an off ramp of the highway and uh yeah,
Speaker 6: he's asking for money. So I was like, all right,
Speaker 6: you know, I'll give you some of my lunch that
Speaker 6: I didn't need from work. Right, see see how it is,
Speaker 6: see how your reaction is, And uh yeah, they couldn't
Speaker 6: care less man. You know, they had they had a
Speaker 6: really nice truck that you know, that they were making
Speaker 6: payments on that was parked in the gas station across
Speaker 6: the block. And this was a job to them. And
Speaker 6: I was just like, man, that's demoralizing, right, Like you
Speaker 6: try and go out of your way, like, hey man,
Speaker 6: here's some yogurt, here's a sandwich, like you know, you
Speaker 6: need something. You know, I'm actually like, I don't need it.
Speaker 6: It's cool. I didn't actually eat it, right, and uh.
Speaker 6: And then to have that reaction, yeah, it was it
Speaker 6: was very eye opening for me. It was something that
Speaker 6: I needed to witness. And I'm not like writing off
Speaker 6: everyone that I see because of this obvious, uh, you know,
Speaker 6: experience that I had. But at the same time, I
Speaker 6: think it's very important to to kind of like just interpret,
Speaker 6: just at the very least be aware of kind of
Speaker 6: the devious nature of many people who have been conditioned
Speaker 6: in the current system than where where we are far
Speaker 6: too lazy, you know, undisciplined. I think the vast majority
Speaker 6: of us are unwilling to put in enough effort and
Speaker 6: uh and the ones who are, you know, will rise
Speaker 6: above in a way on just because it's it's it
Speaker 6: really doesn't take all that much. It's just kind of
Speaker 6: applying yourself at a certain extent and attempting to pursue,
Speaker 6: you know, a more ethical path. But the only thing
Speaker 6: I know, Jose, we'll get out of here, brother. But
Speaker 6: I'm just saying, like I do think there are a
Speaker 6: couple of details on and I won't be long winded
Speaker 6: in this. I think it's very important.
Speaker 10: It's just got.
Speaker 6: No no, I'm telling you right now. I got paid
Speaker 6: walled earlier, and it really like it affected my ability
Speaker 6: here because this is the details of this alleged you know,
Speaker 6: just as far as like the wife being apprehended and
Speaker 6: what was found, and then the the apparent list that
Speaker 6: he had right in manifesto that he had, which I
Speaker 6: found very interesting. Right he's sitting in the hortman's driveway,
Speaker 6: these lawmakers who specifically righte like apparently he was he
Speaker 6: believed that many of these lawmakers he was prioritizing and
Speaker 6: targeting were driving forces behind the legislation and to codify
Speaker 6: abortion rights. So this was another like political factor playing
Speaker 6: involved as far as the motivator motivating factor involved here,
Speaker 6: and I thought it was interesting, but then uh, Belter's suv, right,
Speaker 6: that was left sitting in the driveway of one of
Speaker 6: the victims. There were all these flyers, like Jacob mentioned earlier, right,
Speaker 6: these No Kings flyers that that were in his in
Speaker 6: his vehicle. Now, what's more interesting is that he's very
Speaker 6: much pro Trump, right, which I found, like, come on, now,
Speaker 6: if you're a political asset, a mercenary who's been essentially
Speaker 6: utilized as a tool within the confines of like a
Speaker 6: domestic operation that's been greenlit, and now all of a sudden,
Speaker 6: you're you're in a Clint Russell mask and you're caught
Speaker 6: right running out the back of a lawmaker's residence thinking
Speaker 6: you're gonna get away with this, and uh and and
Speaker 6: potentially that's that that's not all the case, and you
Speaker 6: were you were kind of like left out to essentially
Speaker 6: kind of left uh hung out to dry and and
Speaker 6: and but this hit list in the vehicle, it had
Speaker 6: seventy people on the hit list, including Tim Waltz, Hortman
Speaker 6: Hoffman obviously who were targets. And then this it contained
Speaker 6: all these references to planned parenthood, reinforcing that sort of
Speaker 6: strange uh you know, and so.
Speaker 10: There isn't even a surface level, stupid Tim Walls, because
Speaker 10: that was the thing I'm trying to wrap my head around.
Speaker 10: It seems like what I'm saying is because he used
Speaker 10: to work for Tim Walls. It almost looks like the
Speaker 10: angle was they were trying for a left. It just
Speaker 10: seems so confused, like if you saw if you read
Speaker 10: the thing, like it's like, this is what it's talking
Speaker 10: about where like radics, but that tweet that sloppy sy
Speaker 10: ops be cause it's like it's like what what is
Speaker 10: what it's The angle here is so confusing, nothing makes sense,
Speaker 10: Like you're like, what, like there's not even like a
Speaker 10: consistent narrative really here. I don't I'm not understanding at
Speaker 10: least maybe that's my impression. But go on, right right, No,
Speaker 10: I get the entire thing was very sloppy.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I agree, yeah, entirely. And Waltz appointed Belter to
Speaker 6: this four year term on the Governor's Workforce Deployment Board
Speaker 6: in December of twenty nineteen. Belter was appointed to a
Speaker 6: two year term in the Minnesota Governor's Workforce Development Council
Speaker 6: by Democratic Governor Mark Dayton back in twenty sixteen. So
Speaker 6: Hoffman was also a member of that very board during
Speaker 6: Belter's tenure. What the fuck, so he'd like personally knew
Speaker 6: this guy was appointed on a board by the current
Speaker 6: governor or, by the Democratic governor at the time, right,
Speaker 6: which is when Belter's listed as the general manager of
Speaker 6: that seven eleven. And so that's I think a misnomer,
Speaker 6: you know, a misdirection tactic, because yeah, it's he's like
Speaker 6: telling his personal friends and family that he made had
Speaker 6: some choices and and uh, and that he's not going
Speaker 6: to be uh, he's going to be gone for a
Speaker 6: while and he may be dead shortly. That was something
Speaker 6: that he told his friends and family. And anyway, it
Speaker 6: gets far more interesting, as I mentioned before, because he's
Speaker 6: apparently been on these strange security situations that he's involved
Speaker 6: with in the in the West Bank, right, And and yeah,
Speaker 6: his his company this LinkedIn page it basically says that
Speaker 6: it lists Belter's current job as CEO of Red Lion
Speaker 6: Group based in the Democratic Republic of Congo. And you
Speaker 6: consider the Congolese recruits that he was right with Marathon Oil,
Speaker 6: which we're targeted for arson and at least specific sites
Speaker 6: and especially in Texas. But anyway, and then Belter was
Speaker 6: apparently also actively applying for full time jobs with titles
Speaker 6: such as director of Operations, vice president, general manager, and president.
Speaker 6: That's just his LinkedIn. But yeah, it gets far more
Speaker 6: interesting because apparently there are these connections to this. Uh,
Speaker 6: he's working six days a week for Wolf Funeral Homes
Speaker 6: and Metro First Call. All right, so he's doing primarily
Speaker 6: body removals, and the jobs included removing bodies from active
Speaker 6: crime scenes delivering them to the Medical Examiner's office in
Speaker 6: in Hinnepin County, Minnesota. But but yeah, so it gets
Speaker 6: even deeper than that. But it's really like we could
Speaker 6: discuss it at a later date. I just thought it's
Speaker 6: very interesting and that he's connected to these these crazy
Speaker 6: like public health care organizations as well. And again he's
Speaker 6: not at all just this owner of a seven to eleven,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean, And like, I just think
Speaker 6: it's very important to point out that obviously this is
Speaker 6: a sort of spot the spook scenario, you know what
Speaker 6: I mean, and he's obviously feels that in line with intelligence.
Speaker 6: So anyway, buddy, all right, brother, let's get out of here.
Speaker 6: I'm about to fucking fall asleep. I'm sorry, dude, I
Speaker 6: live multiple time zones. Away, shy, We're gonna let you go.
Speaker 6: Any final words before.
Speaker 10: We get out of here.
Speaker 7: Nah, I appreciate you.
Speaker 10: Guys, thanks for coming on, brother, come on again next week.
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