Speaker 1: Can you dig as God, you dis.
Speaker 2: Ladies, gentlemen, friends, poes, lurkers, regulars, GMO people, organic people,
Speaker 2: room in battles?
Speaker 3: Why who are to what?
Speaker 4: Good evening everyone, and welcome to the boiler room. I'm
Speaker 4: your host. My call Science hasher. I'm Brian McLain, broadcasting
Speaker 4: live out of Central Texas. Today. Were kicking off twenty
Speaker 4: twenty six by saying goodbye, goodbye to illusions, Goodbye to
Speaker 4: the idea that any of this is subtle. Goodbye to
Speaker 4: the comforting lie that what we're watching is accidental, chaotic,
Speaker 4: or somehow still up for debate, because the mask isn't
Speaker 4: slipping anymore. It's off. What we're witnessing right now is
Speaker 4: open empire, not whispered behind diplomatic language, not wandered through
Speaker 4: think tanks and NGOs, not even bothering to be hidden
Speaker 4: behind phrases like humanitarian intervention or defending democracy. Right this
Speaker 4: is power saying the quiet part out loud. When US
Speaker 4: officials stand at the United Nations and openly justify violence
Speaker 4: by saying that a country cannot be allowed to control
Speaker 4: its own energy resources, that's not a gaff, that's doctrine.
Speaker 4: When a foreign leader is paraded through a city like
Speaker 4: a trophy. When corporations are named as beneficiaries of regime change,
Speaker 4: when the language of colonial management returns, We're going to
Speaker 4: run the country until there's a transition. That's not a
Speaker 4: warning sign. That's the policy announcement, and it's not just
Speaker 4: happening over there, because empire always comes home, my friend.
Speaker 4: The same logic used to justify bombing another nation, Security order,
Speaker 4: stability control all gets repackaged domestically as enforcement, counter terrorism,
Speaker 4: and public safety. The same media that once pretended to
Speaker 4: question power now cheers it on, frames it sanitizes it,
Speaker 4: or reduces it to mere spectacle. So we got a
Speaker 4: lot coming up tonight, from the symbolic death of MTV,
Speaker 4: once a cultural nerve center now a corporate ghost, to
Speaker 4: AI being deployed not to secure disease but to confuse reality,
Speaker 4: to betting markets placing odds on government behavior in real time.
Speaker 4: We've got a lot to cover tonight on the boiler room.
Speaker 4: Governance itself is becoming a game show, a casino psyop
Speaker 4: with a price ticker. Isn't that fun? And maybe the
Speaker 4: most dangerous illusion of all is the belief that this
Speaker 4: is temporary that things will snap back, that adults will
Speaker 4: step in. Guess what they already did. This is them
Speaker 4: stepping in. So you know tonight, we're not here to
Speaker 4: clutch pearls or pretend this is unprecedented. We're here to
Speaker 4: map it, connect it, hopefully, and to say clearly what's
Speaker 4: happening while it's still happening. And that becomes more and
Speaker 4: more difficult as time goes on, because you can't even
Speaker 4: look at something and know if it really happened anymore. Right,
Speaker 4: talking to you AI tech bros. Because once you see
Speaker 4: Open Empire for what it is, you can't unsee it.
Speaker 4: This is the boiler room. Goodbye Illusions, welcome to Open Empire.
Speaker 4: Thanks for being here tonight. It's the first boiler room
Speaker 4: of twenty twenty six. It's January the ninth, and it's
Speaker 4: wonderful to see some of you in the chats. We
Speaker 4: got a discord chat going on. What's up, homies? In
Speaker 4: the discord chat we got of course, we're out there
Speaker 4: on the YouTube, so we got YouTube's comments and let's see.
Speaker 4: As Lord tell says, you're freaking me out, and I'm
Speaker 4: not trying to freak you out. I mean, I'm just
Speaker 4: trying to be real, just trying to keep it real here.
Speaker 4: So shouts out to everybody over there at Rumble and
Speaker 4: YouTube and X as well. Let's bring in some of
Speaker 4: our friends here. First, we're going to bring in one
Speaker 4: of our favorite Flintstones, Joe Rockhead. We got Joe Rockhead
Speaker 4: joining us. Joe Rockhead, what's up man? How you doing.
Speaker 5: One of many names? I'm doing fine.
Speaker 6: Joe Rockhead is just one of my favorite Flintstone characters.
Speaker 6: He's just got a cool name. Last I knew my
Speaker 6: name was Mark Anderson, So I won't use one of
Speaker 6: my many cousins names, you know, Rex Cars, you know
Speaker 6: whatever other ones I might have used in the past,
Speaker 6: all my different cousins. But yeah, I like the way
Speaker 6: the show was introduced there, Hashoot, you laid the cornerstone
Speaker 6: very well. Much to discuss about corporate power really being
Speaker 6: in the catbird seat now and governments being corporatized. It
Speaker 6: reminds me of the movie Network and what Ned Beatty
Speaker 6: told that lead news character. But we'll talk about that
Speaker 6: more later. Where art imitates life, life imitates.
Speaker 4: Are Yeah, isn't that the truth? Mark? All right, Well,
Speaker 4: it's great to have you here with us tonight for
Speaker 4: the first boiler room of twenty twenty six. Let me
Speaker 4: bring base lit Analyzer on next here base Lit Analyzer
Speaker 4: of the base lit Analyzer YouTube channel. What's up, dude,
Speaker 4: Happy New Year?
Speaker 1: Yeah, welcome, Happy to you, Thank you, sir, appreciate it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: good to see you. Guys. Wow, a lot happened. A
Speaker 1: lot happened overnight. The other night. I was texting you
Speaker 1: going to Yo. Did you see any of this? I'm
Speaker 1: a nightcrawler, so I saw the whole thing start and
Speaker 1: finish in I guess a couple hours crazy. And I
Speaker 1: got to say, you know, it reminds me of what
Speaker 1: I was in I think it was in second grade
Speaker 1: when the Noriega stuff went down. A lot different from
Speaker 1: Panama and all the all the lore that came out
Speaker 1: of that one, but similar in a way, I suppose.
Speaker 1: And you know, of course, it also reminds me of
Speaker 1: the Bay of Pigs and uh, you know, sort of
Speaker 1: comparing and contrasting those events because Cuba is now apparently
Speaker 1: on the table. So I hope to talk about that
Speaker 1: tonight with you guys.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, definitely, Man, it's pretty nuts. Cuba's on the table.
Speaker 4: Greenland on maybe on the table. I don't know. Venezuela.
Speaker 4: We all kind of crazy stuff going on, So great
Speaker 4: to have you here. We got Sam Cheney from Weaponized
Speaker 4: News joining us as well. Sam. What's up man? Welcome
Speaker 4: back to the boiler room. How goes it?
Speaker 7: Happy Friday? Happy Imperial Empire Day?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah? Remember remember was it Freedom Day or Liberty Day?
Speaker 4: I can't remember. Trump like declared some liberation liberation day
Speaker 4: that was it. Oh boy, this is this is just
Speaker 4: as fun as Liberation Day was, right.
Speaker 7: We learned today they're used the White House especially well. Trump,
Speaker 7: from his own words, is using the noble lie. The
Speaker 7: end's just the means justify the ends here or the
Speaker 7: ends justify the means. And so he's saying, if we
Speaker 7: don't go do all this US imperialism around the world,
Speaker 7: then Russian China will do it. And so the same
Speaker 7: old routine. Either we go do we either go to
Speaker 7: the stealing in the killing, or somebody's else is gonna
Speaker 7: do it. And so obviously we're first at the table
Speaker 7: to do the stealing and killing around the world.
Speaker 4: Temerica America, fuck America America. Fuck yeah yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Story as old as time isn't it, except now we've
Speaker 4: got all these cool technocratic toys.
Speaker 7: That's straight up saying it. At least, at the very least,
Speaker 7: we could not like the imperialism of America. But at
Speaker 7: least they're saying it straight up. We're still in the oil,
Speaker 7: We're still in the land, and either take the silver
Speaker 7: or the lead. And that's straight up.
Speaker 1: What we got.
Speaker 7: You got a feel for you, let me tell you.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm, yeah, yeah, exactly. All right, Well, we got
Speaker 4: a lot to go through. Let's bring the ruckus among
Speaker 4: us the board. We got ruckus here. There he is
Speaker 4: coming in from an active war zone.
Speaker 3: No, I'm just kidding. Yeah, how's it going? Yeah? So, yeah,
Speaker 3: all this reminds me of a Call of Duty game.
Speaker 3: I think it was called Ghosts. Oh that's right. I
Speaker 3: guess people have caught onto that buy now, but wild
Speaker 3: I don't play video games, but I guess there was
Speaker 3: a Call of Duty game called Ghosts featuring character as
Speaker 3: much like the ones we're featuring on the futured images today.
Speaker 3: But it was from twenty thirteen, and it involved an
Speaker 3: operation going and taking the leader on, fighting him in
Speaker 3: the capitol Caracas in Venezuela, and you know, lo and behold,
Speaker 3: we saw what you know, looks quite shockingly similar to
Speaker 3: like Call of Duty video game style footage coming out
Speaker 3: of this entire Venezuela thing, including the blowing up the speedboats,
Speaker 3: which I'm hopefully maybe we'll get into this l But
Speaker 3: I did notice just the other day something weird happened
Speaker 3: at some point in the last forty eight hours because
Speaker 3: they walked back the entire narrative about the narco terrorism,
Speaker 3: which I guess nobody has noticed or pointed out yet.
Speaker 3: That technically means that all of those people that they
Speaker 3: killed the speedboat things, they did straight up murder all
Speaker 3: of them. Maybe we'll be discussing that at some point,
Speaker 3: maybe people start getting impeached. I somehowcerely doubt it. But
Speaker 3: it's just absolutely wild. And Sam makes an excellent point, hasher.
Speaker 3: You nailed it with the title of today's show, you know,
Speaker 3: goodbye to the illusion. Here we are. We don't give
Speaker 3: an f We're loud and we're proud, Sit down, shut up,
Speaker 3: or maybe maybe we'll shoot you in the face. You know,
Speaker 3: got that going on too. So it's not an interesting
Speaker 3: time to be alive. It's a frightening time to be alive,
Speaker 3: but thanks for having me. We can talk about it
Speaker 3: at least.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for sure. You know, this whole thing with Call
Speaker 4: of Duty reminds me of when Spoor and I used
Speaker 4: to play Call of Duty Black Ops two back in
Speaker 4: the day and there was a whole episode or level
Speaker 4: or map whatever in Yemen, and the storyline around it
Speaker 4: was again hauntingly a little bit familiar to things that
Speaker 4: were you know, that came to pass shortly thereafter. Pretty interesting.
Speaker 4: I also saw this week that the I don't have
Speaker 4: his name to hand or the article. I'll see if
Speaker 4: I can find it once we get going and rolling
Speaker 4: here and I can multitask a little bit better. But uh,
Speaker 4: the inventor of Call of Duty or the you know,
Speaker 4: main developer was recently murdered. Yeah he's just or died
Speaker 4: in a car crash or something like that. I can't remember. Yeah,
Speaker 4: he died in a car crash.
Speaker 1: I think it's been up to a lot of people
Speaker 1: this week.
Speaker 4: I think, uh huh, yeah they've been you know.
Speaker 1: Yahoo's main witness, et cetera.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Wow, Okay, we needed to discuss that later on.
Speaker 7: Yeah, two Republican congressmen as well, right, right, one dead,
Speaker 7: one in critical condition, eighty years old after a car accident.
Speaker 4: Hmmm, yeah, it's all coin. It's got people scratching their
Speaker 4: heads and thinking back to the Fast and Furious Guy
Speaker 4: and a few other people's Michael Michael Hastings of course, yep. Yeah.
Speaker 4: So but before we get into all that fun stuff,
Speaker 4: I feel like we should just give a brief, like,
Speaker 4: I don't know, like a moment of silence or just
Speaker 4: an acknowledgement to rest in peace. MTV Music, Television, it's
Speaker 4: it's over, it's gone. And speaking of AI Slop, I'm
Speaker 4: gonna leave the is there music on this to see
Speaker 4: if there's music on it? Maybe we can leave the
Speaker 4: sound on. But yeah, rest in peace, MTV really is
Speaker 4: the end of an era. You've been dead to me
Speaker 4: for a long time, but you know, I always knew
Speaker 4: you were there in the background, right, it was just something.
Speaker 1: The Internet killed the television star.
Speaker 4: That's right. That's right. Radio killed the video killed the
Speaker 4: radio star, and Internet killed the video star, I guess.
Speaker 4: But I found this piece of AI Slop to be
Speaker 4: appropriate for the occasion. Yeah, we'll go ahead and drop
Speaker 4: that volume on that. That's probably copyright material, but somebody
Speaker 4: really did it up here with the AI slop for
Speaker 4: the shuttering of MTV. Think about all these classic images
Speaker 4: and characters and stuff we used to work.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear about this. Is it really it's totally gone.
Speaker 4: It's a yeah what okay, Yeah, it's done.
Speaker 3: It's just a couple of days ago. I think. Then
Speaker 3: they they aired the last video was the very first
Speaker 3: video they had aired, which was the one you already
Speaker 3: mentioned video Killed the Radio Star.
Speaker 1: Damn yep rip. MTV was the ship back.
Speaker 4: In the day, oh Man Sport and I talk about
Speaker 4: that sometimes, like back when it first came out and
Speaker 4: not everybody had, you know, cable TV. It was like
Speaker 4: a big deal. If you didn't have MTV or you
Speaker 4: didn't have cable and your friends did, it was like
Speaker 4: that was the house. You wanted to have sleepovers that
Speaker 4: so you can see, you know, MTV and stuff.
Speaker 1: I lived by it, man, I mean shit, it's like
Speaker 1: November Rain music video premiere you know on Wednesday, and
Speaker 1: that's all I can do.
Speaker 4: So much of my music collection and stuff is you know,
Speaker 4: as much as I say MTV was dead to me
Speaker 4: a long time ago, it was, But man, I got
Speaker 4: so much enjoyment out of my years as a youth
Speaker 4: is an MTV like watching you know, Beavis and butt Head,
Speaker 4: liquid television, like all the weird Like they were sort
Speaker 4: of the nexus of like what later because at Banger's
Speaker 4: fucking ball man. Uh that's right, Yeah, that was great.
Speaker 4: You know, it was a staple. It was a staple
Speaker 4: until I was old enough to get in a car
Speaker 4: and drive to a concert on a Saturday night instead
Speaker 4: of you know being at home. Yeah, there we go,
Speaker 4: Bebis and butthead.
Speaker 1: One thing we'd kind of forget with this is they
Speaker 1: they did also give us something else, which is did
Speaker 1: all of this the reality television slop? Yep, it's been
Speaker 1: on for a few decades. It's from MTV. Remember the
Speaker 1: Real World? Mary ELL's Bun Him and all them sort
Speaker 1: of pioneered that. Oh yeah, when it became now that's everything.
Speaker 4: It's taken over. It's totally taken over. I mean, and
Speaker 4: the short attention span sort of stuff like that really
Speaker 4: kind of started it MTV, I think in a lot
Speaker 4: of ways. You know, they had those little fifteen minute shows,
Speaker 4: ten minute hits and all that stuff, and they had
Speaker 4: news in there and all that kind of stuff. So
Speaker 4: you know, yeah, I got a lot of value out
Speaker 4: of that. I'd say, as a.
Speaker 3: Rock, the whole rock of shit.
Speaker 4: Oh man, they used it to They used it to
Speaker 4: propagandaize to us too as well. It was quite a
Speaker 4: mixed bag.
Speaker 3: And what happened to Kennedy. Look what they did to Kennedy.
Speaker 4: Kennedy, Kennedy's great Kennedy Mark Kennedy's The Democrats are in
Speaker 4: Charge's cool?
Speaker 7: In this thread of killing broadcasts from our childhood, they
Speaker 7: killed Burd and Ernie this week as well. Really, Corporation
Speaker 7: for Public Broadcasting is voted to shut down this week.
Speaker 7: So we lost MTV and PBS and MPR. And so
Speaker 7: let me just say, you're all bad for being white,
Speaker 7: all right. So in the in the missing space of
Speaker 7: m PR, I'm filling the void, I'm shaming all of
Speaker 7: you for being bad for your melatonin levels.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: That's probably I don't know this guy, Pharaoh. He doesn't
Speaker 3: look that white to me.
Speaker 4: Probably good for the algorithm. Anyways, Sam, it's good that
Speaker 4: you said it. Welcome mystical Pharaoh. How you doing man?
Speaker 4: Happy New Year, Happy New Years?
Speaker 8: Guys, How are you very good?
Speaker 4: Very good? MTV is no more mystical pharaoh. Can you
Speaker 4: believe it? Did you get MTV in Egypt when you
Speaker 4: were a young pharaoh?
Speaker 8: Yeah, so I have a story about that. So I
Speaker 8: used to get it because it's it's it was only
Speaker 8: through satellite, and I didn't have a satellite. I had
Speaker 8: just had an antenna and I was able to just
Speaker 8: get a very encrypted version of it that sometimes opens up.
Speaker 8: And it was almost like a pornography for me to
Speaker 8: watch some of those videos back in the nineties early
Speaker 8: nineties on MTV, because it's some things that haven't seen
Speaker 8: in the past, right, So it was that's my memory.
Speaker 4: So you wanted so the song is, you know dire
Speaker 4: straits right, money for nothing, I want my MTV. You
Speaker 4: wanted your MTV so bad that you would watch it
Speaker 4: like we used to try to watch skin Max when
Speaker 4: we were kids, through all the like Warbley bars and stuff.
Speaker 8: That's right, That's exactly what it is. Just see some
Speaker 8: like you know old Madonna songs.
Speaker 3: You know, my god, I think I saw guitar you
Speaker 3: know that?
Speaker 1: That really that really is like the perfect example of
Speaker 1: the CIA culture creation thing though that it was the
Speaker 1: perfect American export that it was. It was it exported
Speaker 1: everything about American culture in the most precise way everywhere.
Speaker 1: And I mean, like remember the Berlin wall fowl. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you know, and it was Hasselhoff who sang, but then
Speaker 1: later on it was Scorpions, you know, with the song.
Speaker 4: And we're not talking about that this week, man, we
Speaker 4: were talking about that exact thing, you know, the whole
Speaker 4: like whatever, that Scorpions quirky Park song. Is how popular
Speaker 4: that was?
Speaker 1: And yeah, or Metallica and concert in Moscow with like
Speaker 1: two million people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the first Moscow shows, like after Russia dissolved. Pantera
Speaker 4: played one of them. It's one of the most epic
Speaker 4: live shows I've ever seen. It's probably one of the
Speaker 4: best ones out there. But yeah, they were, they were
Speaker 4: right there at the middle of it, you know, they
Speaker 4: were they and they did, to Kurt Loader's credit, they
Speaker 4: did some actual news like news news, remember the little
Speaker 4: news breaks. They weren't always about musicians and stuff. Sometimes
Speaker 4: they're about world events and shit.
Speaker 3: What happened to him? I don't know.
Speaker 1: He's like one hundred and four years old. He's very
Speaker 1: he's really old, Yeah, super old. What happened to Tabitha Soren?
Speaker 1: You remember her?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, hey, I just remember.
Speaker 1: I remember when the Jewel, the Singer Jewel came out
Speaker 1: with that book of poetry and Kurt Loder had this
Speaker 1: interview with her and I remember him tearing her apart.
Speaker 1: It was very harsh. It is called a night without
Speaker 1: armor and she was like yeah. He was like, what
Speaker 1: does it mean? She said, it's like a night but
Speaker 1: without armor. But it's you know, it's not daytime. And
Speaker 1: he was like, then why didn't you call it night?
Speaker 1: Like n I g HD, what's the what is this? Yo?
Speaker 3: Try? You know what, my friend, you should write a
Speaker 3: book of poetry.
Speaker 1: That's right, hey, oh wait a minute, yes, and it's
Speaker 1: for sale right here, and it's called Runes. It's for
Speaker 1: sale on Amazon for twelve dollars. Second edition available now.
Speaker 1: Poems on the terrorism and paramilitary activity in Northern Ireland
Speaker 1: during the troubles, The Third Reich and Imperial Rome Maglomnia
Speaker 1: in verse.
Speaker 3: Yeah all kidding is a nice plug?
Speaker 4: Nice nice nice? Okay, So let's see any anyone else
Speaker 4: comment on MTV before I move on here. When we
Speaker 4: get off too slowly tonight.
Speaker 3: Yes, screw MTV. No, I'm just kidding. We will miss you.
Speaker 3: We will miss the MTV. There's a lot of things
Speaker 3: that are just going away. I mean, it's like, but
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know bro to be honest, I
Speaker 3: still it's gonna take me a minute to think about this,
Speaker 3: like not that I have any kids or that I'm
Speaker 3: going to have any grandkids. So I usually make jokes
Speaker 3: when I post about this type of stuff on social
Speaker 3: media that I'll know I'll tell my virtual grandkids. So
Speaker 3: I'll probably have some virtual grand kids one day, but
Speaker 3: I'll tell my virtual grandkids about MTV and they'll tell me, oh,
Speaker 3: shut up, you silly, old grandpa. He's back to he's
Speaker 3: talking about that old the television and the signals and
Speaker 3: the music coming out of the screen and the loud noises.
Speaker 3: Yeah this, yeah, sit down, old man, you crazy. You
Speaker 3: know what I mean. The way we treat people about
Speaker 3: like all the old stories they used to tell us.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's like the things that we're going to
Speaker 3: be telling those generations. It's like, it's shocking to me
Speaker 3: to consider that those people are going to find that
Speaker 3: like roll their eyes at you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: like phones, because it's all going to be like brain
Speaker 3: chips or whatever, like, but cell phones, social media. What's
Speaker 3: that whatever they have at the times, like they're in
Speaker 3: their compods or whatever.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, absolutely, oh calling Larry gets it. I want
Speaker 4: to be your sledge hammer Eon Flux. I loved how Man.
Speaker 4: That was groundbreaking when that came out.
Speaker 1: That was like you Gabriel Sledgehammer number two video of
Speaker 1: all time on.
Speaker 4: That's right? Uh and uh Eon Flo, we.
Speaker 3: Took over the industry. Who do where do you go
Speaker 3: now to watch your music videos? Anyone?
Speaker 4: YouTube?
Speaker 1: Bevo? Look at that?
Speaker 3: Google did it again?
Speaker 4: Where we are right now?
Speaker 3: I suppose damn technocrats, bro, they just own everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just a big giant rug pull. Eon Flux
Speaker 4: was like, to my knowledge, pretty much before even uh
Speaker 4: anime became and and maga became or manga became so
Speaker 4: popular in the United States. It was really kind of, uh,
Speaker 4: one of the first things a lot of us saw
Speaker 4: unless you you know, we're watching some of the classics,
Speaker 4: which we were.
Speaker 1: Remote control one hundred and twenty minutes.
Speaker 4: Dude, remote control, right, the first like cool game show
Speaker 4: like game shows before remote control, Uh, like Vana White
Speaker 4: was about as racy as your game show's got. And
Speaker 4: then remote control came along, and then I had what
Speaker 4: colin Uh's what's his colin? Uh? I forget his name?
Speaker 4: And the Brooklyn guy and that that that chick. They
Speaker 4: had a hot chick on there too, and it was
Speaker 4: all spicy and stuff. And as far as reality TV shows,
Speaker 4: calling Larry again, I met Puck. I lived with one
Speaker 4: of Pucks. Oh yeah, really, I lived with one of
Speaker 4: Puck's pit bulls puppies. My roommate knew someone that Puck
Speaker 4: knew and went to Tahoe and hung out with them
Speaker 4: and came back with one of Puck's pit bulls puppies.
Speaker 4: So I was living with one of.
Speaker 1: The punk was this ship man I love? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember Pedro's and more. You'll take the peanut butter
Speaker 1: and then you stick a finger in and then you'll
Speaker 1: take that out. Remember Clinton made it like World AIDS
Speaker 1: Day because of that, because of Pedro on real you
Speaker 1: remember that the first recognition of AIDS because he was
Speaker 1: a hero.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 1: His girlfriend, Puck's girlfriend, you know, is now the Fox
Speaker 1: and Friends lady.
Speaker 4: Is she really?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: I didn't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, she's the host.
Speaker 3: Yeah, which why because that's the path to working in
Speaker 3: the White House apparently.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Cuban one.
Speaker 3: Well, you know what, there might be an opportunity for
Speaker 3: her advantage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, really, it could be might give her a job.
Speaker 4: Promoted lots of great metal bands, that is true. I
Speaker 4: was usually ahead of them, but they might have introduced
Speaker 4: me to a couple I loved when they had Morbid
Speaker 4: Angel on that was that was a big one for
Speaker 4: us Death Heads back then, all right, enough of that,
Speaker 4: let's move on. Uh So they told us I referenced
Speaker 4: this in the opening blast there. But guys, they told
Speaker 4: us that AI would be used to cure cancer, says
Speaker 4: Chris back. But instead this is what we get. All right.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna leave the audio off on that too, don't
Speaker 4: want to get a copyright strike. But if you're just
Speaker 4: listening to us, we got some ailov here. It's Maduro
Speaker 4: dressed in the goggles and ear plugs of capture in
Speaker 4: a prison cell with ditty. So there you go. Still
Speaker 4: waiting on our disease cures, but we got that going
Speaker 4: for us, Like you know, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, man, listen, wasn't there Somebody shared a post
Speaker 3: about how there was a news report that showed like
Speaker 3: how X's groc was making nude pictures of people like
Speaker 3: and that was like his primary use for like a
Speaker 3: straight hour was making like tens of thousands of like
Speaker 3: sexy photos or my tripping. Oh no, I'm not tripping.
Speaker 3: I do have a link. Okay, yeah, go ahead, I
Speaker 3: it was you fair, We shared that.
Speaker 8: Right, yeah, man, like you talk about Grock, Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 8: grog quite now. Basically I called it porn grog right
Speaker 8: now because you have all those checks. Basically only fans
Speaker 8: posting pictures and Grog put me in a pikini, like,
Speaker 8: put me in it like a doggie style. It's insane, dude,
Speaker 8: what insane? My whole freaking feet is this crap?
Speaker 3: Think? Thank god the AI didn't do that with what
Speaker 3: you and I were working on the other day. There
Speaker 3: hesher with your dad.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, really, no kidding. There it is out of
Speaker 4: writers Elon Musk's Grock. AI floods X with sexualized photos
Speaker 4: of women and miners. Okay, I saw I saw someone
Speaker 4: complaining about the miner's part, but I didn't I didn't
Speaker 4: read it. Uh okay, Well, just like you said, there
Speaker 4: it is. They got the receipt there for everybody.
Speaker 8: We'll put that on and honestly it's doing a pretty
Speaker 8: good damn job like it's actually really pretty accurate. Wow,
Speaker 8: I like want to do a validation study. I just
Speaker 8: want to bring some of you know people, ask Grog
Speaker 8: to put them in bikini and get the actual bikini
Speaker 8: pictures and do just comparison. I have a scientific study.
Speaker 8: So if anybody want to volunteer for that, just let
Speaker 8: me stop.
Speaker 4: We do science over here, miss head.
Speaker 3: I swear the same idea.
Speaker 2: Bro.
Speaker 4: Wow, yeah, you know, never let it be said. We
Speaker 4: don't do hardcore science here. So you know we're our
Speaker 4: doors open. Let's talk Venezuela for a minute here, I
Speaker 4: mean all ai slop aside. The arrest and abduction of
Speaker 4: President Nicholas Maduro and his wife uh then to be
Speaker 4: paraded through New York with open doors in a van.
Speaker 4: This this was quite a sight to behold. Mark, did
Speaker 4: you did you see the footage of them parading Maduro
Speaker 4: through the streets? I got you're on mute, Mark.
Speaker 6: Sorry, sorry, only a little bit. I'll confess that I
Speaker 6: haven't watched this thing real closely, only enough to kind
Speaker 6: of use what I might loosely call a more detective
Speaker 6: analytical look at this whole thing. I think it's possible
Speaker 6: that Maduro was one of us, one of the Western
Speaker 6: intelligence's tools, because they've been wanting to renationalize the oil there,
Speaker 6: didn't you who made the comment that? Where did I
Speaker 6: see it? I don't think it was in your beginning statement, right,
Speaker 6: But you know, one of the ways that you can
Speaker 6: turn this whole thing around in our world is to
Speaker 6: assume that natural resources belong to all the people, whatever
Speaker 6: those natural resources might be, and that can become the
Speaker 6: basis of the monetary system.
Speaker 1: So the.
Speaker 6: Corporate elites, in lack of a better description, deathly fear
Speaker 6: that whole scenai the idea that we're all capitalists and shareholders.
Speaker 6: So any leader left or right that tries to say
Speaker 6: some major source of wealth, in this case oil is
Speaker 6: the basis for all the people to have a better life,
Speaker 6: in other words, and that might require nationalizing that form
Speaker 6: of wealth. That has to be overturned. So just in
Speaker 6: my mind's eye, I see a scenario. Let's say you're
Speaker 6: going to write a movie script. Maduro would be one
Speaker 6: of our guys sent in there to purposely sink the economy,
Speaker 6: and then the West could say, well, see we have
Speaker 6: another you know, we have another communist socialist here who
Speaker 6: doesn't know what he's doing. He's a buffoon. But there's
Speaker 6: this enormous amount of wealth there. How do you sink
Speaker 6: an economy even if you're incompetent, with such a strong
Speaker 6: undergirding of natural wealth, right, I mean, that kind of
Speaker 6: wealth is going to booy your nation, even if you're
Speaker 6: a bumbling stooge more or less.
Speaker 5: So you could see it.
Speaker 6: You can envision a scenario Wheremdua's one of our guys.
Speaker 6: This thing is sort of theater, and now they can
Speaker 6: justify sending someone else in there. See, we got rid
Speaker 6: of that bad boy Madua, that socialist leftist. Now we're
Speaker 6: going to send in someone from the corporate right, so
Speaker 6: to speak. And now they'll renationalize the oil. That was
Speaker 6: the goal all along, and Madua was just a stepping stone.
Speaker 5: This is just a.
Speaker 6: Scenario that if I were to write a movie script
Speaker 6: and make it maybe coloring outside the lines a bit,
Speaker 6: that's what I would write.
Speaker 4: I got you, I got you. Definitely something to keep
Speaker 4: in mind. A lot of people kind of wondering if
Speaker 4: that's how Joe Lanni ended up in Asad's seat. If
Speaker 4: you will, but check this footage out, mark, let me
Speaker 4: just play it for anyone who hasn't seen it yet.
Speaker 4: This is very little see what I've seen, just very
Speaker 4: little of this. Okay, well it's a short clip, but
Speaker 4: here you go.
Speaker 5: Yeah, nice car.
Speaker 2: M u.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's hard.
Speaker 4: I never seen anything like that in my life in
Speaker 4: this country, man. I don't know what to say.
Speaker 5: A little hard on the eyes, the movement, the flickering
Speaker 5: that the deep red light, a little hard to make out,
Speaker 5: all the minutia and fine detail of exactly.
Speaker 8: Who was that?
Speaker 1: Just a security escort? I mean that one Maduro in there?
Speaker 1: Was it?
Speaker 4: No, he was in there.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well they.
Speaker 3: Have the doors open and then let people like take
Speaker 3: pictures with their phones.
Speaker 1: It was crazy.
Speaker 4: There's no reason for the doors to be open and
Speaker 4: driving around with a foreign leader who's been abducted in
Speaker 4: the streets of New York like that, other than yeah,
Speaker 4: that's wild, you know, making a statement.
Speaker 3: Other than this is what like Rome might have looked
Speaker 3: like if it was anyway.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Caesar Carding versuing ghetoricks in after the defeat of
Speaker 1: the Gauls.
Speaker 7: He's the leader of the Cartel of the Sun's damn
Speaker 7: it hasher.
Speaker 4: Yeah right, Okay, so that was all pretty crazy, and
Speaker 4: it was so weird to me that this all went
Speaker 4: down like overnight. It was like I went to bed
Speaker 4: and there was no war and Madua was the president
Speaker 4: of Venezuela, and I woke up and there had been
Speaker 4: a war and he had been abducted and there was
Speaker 4: no more Maduro as president, and he was coming to
Speaker 4: New York to be paraded around. And then we started
Speaker 4: seeing some pretty crazy stuff like this was a great
Speaker 4: foot in mouth moment one of the Fox, one of
Speaker 4: the old dudes at Fox. I forget this guy's name,
Speaker 4: but I made a little bit of a gaff there. Well,
Speaker 4: he was talking about the operation.
Speaker 9: Look at the implications here are really great for the Israel,
Speaker 9: the even Isuela on people twenty seven years for who.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that guy's very pro Yeah, he's always proser that's
Speaker 1: how that Colonel Jack whatever.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 5: It makes you wonder where that footage was from, right.
Speaker 4: It was from?
Speaker 6: Yeah, what do you mean maybe a clip of Gaza
Speaker 6: getting bombed got mixed in there.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, Well there's been a lot of that too.
Speaker 4: There's been a lot of people showing footage from other places,
Speaker 4: other events, stuff like that. As far as.
Speaker 5: Very discingenuous, very undependable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it would never.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh. Yeah. So I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I found that I knew it. See, I knew they
Speaker 3: had done something wrong. I found the real picture of
Speaker 3: the cartel of the Son's leader. There he is. So
Speaker 3: they got the wrong guy. The person they were carting
Speaker 3: around looks nothing like this person right here. That's why
Speaker 3: they had to walk back to the cartel of the Sons,
Speaker 3: because they realized, oh shoot that somebody else.
Speaker 4: C I a, it looked like the sunny guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, aid that I prompted it and created that
Speaker 3: out of thin air, killed the Amazon forest or something.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, you know.
Speaker 6: It's also a little strange the Maduro would be taken
Speaker 6: to that city, to that court. I mean, whatever happened
Speaker 6: to an international court or a military tribunal or get
Speaker 6: MA or something. You know.
Speaker 5: It's almost like they arrested him for jaywalking or you.
Speaker 1: Know, well that's where the indictment was was in the
Speaker 1: Eastern District of New York apparently, is what they said.
Speaker 1: But I mean, they took Noriega to Miami. They always
Speaker 1: take them, you know, they took Shavez to they took
Speaker 1: not Shavez, they took al Choppo. Al Choppo was in
Speaker 1: that New York district. I think everybody's going to the
Speaker 1: New York district now.
Speaker 5: Is a privateer though you know he's that's.
Speaker 1: A little different, right, But he was indicted. He was
Speaker 1: sent to that same jail in New York. So they're
Speaker 1: trying to funnel them all into into that particular is
Speaker 1: the same one that Epstein was at. Right, Sam Bankman freed,
Speaker 1: did he they're all there together.
Speaker 6: That suggests maybe some sort of setup that might be
Speaker 6: a little beyond what we think we're seeing.
Speaker 5: I don't know that it all.
Speaker 6: It sounds fishy to me, like like these are just
Speaker 6: props they take through there. Okay, you did your job,
Speaker 6: you played the dictator. Now we'll take you through this
Speaker 6: little court system and we'll we'll tell everybody you're in
Speaker 6: this penitentiary, and you know they'll be in the Caymans
Speaker 6: drinking a drink out of a half half a coconut.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it is wild that they did they like bagged
Speaker 1: him like that, and that they didn't kill him. You
Speaker 1: know that they went and took this guy out of
Speaker 1: this place and brought him back here.
Speaker 4: And his wife and his wife That says something too
Speaker 4: like you know, if like, you know, just remove all
Speaker 4: the what ifs, the fact that our country went there,
Speaker 4: took an elected leader and his wife and whisked them
Speaker 4: out of the country and drop some munitions on the way.
Speaker 4: Uh what ahead of time?
Speaker 5: Here's a question.
Speaker 6: How much advance notice did Trump give Maduro that this
Speaker 6: might happen? How long did Trump telegraph this.
Speaker 4: It's been being telegraphed for rehearsing. It's been being telegraphed
Speaker 4: for over a month before the event. That's the thing.
Speaker 4: Not a single you know, air to ground to air
Speaker 4: missile was fired over Caracas. Nothing was shot at any
Speaker 4: of these airplanes. It's it's very similar to Syria in
Speaker 4: the sense that it's like the guy's just gone. Someone
Speaker 4: came and got him, and he's gone, and he's in
Speaker 4: another country now, and there's gonna be a new leader
Speaker 4: any any day now. And how that's gonna go is
Speaker 4: another story. Like I'm still trying to unfold and unfuck
Speaker 4: that mess. I see the comments that their vice president
Speaker 4: is making, and they're they're very straightforward. They don't seem
Speaker 4: like the type of comments that the Trump administration would
Speaker 4: want to be in charge of that country the person
Speaker 4: making those comments, So how does that work? And then
Speaker 4: Rubio made these comments too, basically saying that you know,
Speaker 4: this doesn't change anything, but then Trump's backing down out
Speaker 4: of further military action here and focusing on buying Greenland
Speaker 4: from the citizens with a bribe or something like that.
Speaker 4: I don't know. It's all very it's a lot to track,
Speaker 4: but here's what Rubio said.
Speaker 10: Right now, we are focused in let's be realistic here. Well,
Speaker 10: we are focused on right now is all of the
Speaker 10: problems we had with when Maduro was there. We still
Speaker 10: have those problems in terms of them needing to be addressed.
Speaker 10: We are going to give people an opportunity to address
Speaker 10: those challenges and those problems. Until they address it, they
Speaker 10: will continue to face this oil quarantine, they will continue
Speaker 10: to face pressure from the United States. We will continue
Speaker 10: to target drug boats if they try to run towards
Speaker 10: the United States. We will continue to seize the boats
Speaker 10: that are sanctioned with court orders. We will continue to
Speaker 10: do that and potentially other things until the things we
Speaker 10: need to see addressed are addressed. Right now, we are
Speaker 10: focused in, let's be realistic here, what we are focused.
Speaker 4: You did he I'm going to paraphrase the way I
Speaker 4: heard that, and someone tell me if I'm wrong or
Speaker 4: if you maybe got a different thing here. What I
Speaker 4: took away from that is, yeah, we came in, we
Speaker 4: took your president and his wife. They're with us now.
Speaker 4: Nothing has changed, and we're going to be chipping away
Speaker 4: at you, chipping chipping, chipping away with anything we want
Speaker 4: until the policy changes that we want are made. I
Speaker 4: mean right, that's pretty much it.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, they said today Little Marco with the oil
Speaker 7: companies meeting at the White House, said today that you
Speaker 7: Venezuela will buy all your products from America, i e.
Speaker 6: The company store, which suggests they're going to re nation
Speaker 6: or de nationalize the oil.
Speaker 7: Well, they've already said the US you know, name your excellon, Mobil, Chevron,
Speaker 7: Go down the list of big US oil companies. They
Speaker 7: all had a big meeting with Trump today bragging about
Speaker 7: we stole your oil and we're doing this damn thing.
Speaker 7: If you don't like it, you're next.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, from oil.
Speaker 1: Do you think this is partly a setup for the
Speaker 1: Cuban question, because I mean, obviously in Venezuela. They say
Speaker 1: they really really want Cuba back, especially Marca, the Viceroy
Speaker 1: of Cuba and Venezuela. Really, what you know, we control
Speaker 1: the western hemisphere. It's ours now. It's just like you,
Speaker 1: like you guys said, it's blatant. You know. The retaking
Speaker 1: of the oil companies are giving them back to the
Speaker 1: oil companies is very Smedley Butler type material, right, That's
Speaker 1: his whole thing was about. That was as an enforcement
Speaker 1: arm of the corporations, and that's what they do.
Speaker 7: International capitalism is exactly what they're doing right here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and they I think we really, I mean, do
Speaker 1: you think that this I think it's going to happen
Speaker 1: with Cuba, that it's going to end up, you know
Speaker 1: like it was pre pre Castro, so early fifties with
Speaker 1: with what's his name Batista. They really want this back.
Speaker 1: They and now I guess they have an excuse because
Speaker 1: of who knows about the lies or the truth of
Speaker 1: any of it. With people only make seven cents a
Speaker 1: day there now no one can eat, no one is electricity,
Speaker 1: They can say anything right right, So now we're doing
Speaker 1: it for them. It's always the regime change that they
Speaker 1: will thank US for if.
Speaker 7: We don't do it, somebody else.
Speaker 4: Will uh huh yeah, open empire, Open empire. And then
Speaker 4: at the US Security counts, our un Security Council, this
Speaker 4: representative from the United States justified the attack on Venezuela
Speaker 4: in abduction of President Maduro by saying this, this is
Speaker 4: another home run right here.
Speaker 2: You cannot continue to have the largest energy reserves in
Speaker 2: the world under the control of adversaries of the United States.
Speaker 4: You can so the energy reserves of that sovereign country.
Speaker 4: We cannot allow this sovereign country to have access to
Speaker 4: its own energy reserves on its sovereign land because we've
Speaker 4: designated them narco terrorists. Oh wait, rewind a little bit,
Speaker 4: not quite that bad, but something else. Maybe we're not
Speaker 4: really sure.
Speaker 1: Well, the logic of the global Hegemond, right is that, well,
Speaker 1: it's it might be in Venezuela, but our corporations pulled
Speaker 1: it out of the ground, and our corporations owned it,
Speaker 1: and we made the deals and they just took it. Besides,
Speaker 1: these guys are communists. So it's really looking like the
Speaker 1: formation of the Three Regions in nineteen eighty four, you know,
Speaker 1: because this one's our region. You remember that episode of
Speaker 1: What's the Patriot Games Guy, the c I get the
Speaker 1: Tom Clancy show, Jack Jack Ryan, Yeah, Jack, remember the
Speaker 1: Jack Ryan episode where he has that whole thing about
Speaker 1: he's teaching his class and he says, what's the most
Speaker 1: dangerous thing in the world anybody thought about? Venezuela. This
Speaker 1: sort of thing is like seeded throughout But I mean Greenland,
Speaker 1: Greenland's on the table now it's cobalt, isn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, cobalt and a couple other things too. And it's
Speaker 4: same with Ukraine.
Speaker 3: You know, sounds like the North American Union to me,
Speaker 3: the little.
Speaker 4: I know, Pharaoh, What do you think, man.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I mean I can I can start maybe from
Speaker 8: the the beginning. I do truly believe the way twin
Speaker 8: down that they had both people over there, that they
Speaker 8: just let Maduro go.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 8: There is no way this was done since there was
Speaker 8: no resistance, right, so they had that deal already made
Speaker 8: with whoever forces around him that they're just going to
Speaker 8: come and get him. And you know, believe and I
Speaker 8: think that's what's happened.
Speaker 7: And so one of the governments, as we kill in
Speaker 7: that raid, kidnapping the Maduro one hundred over one hundred
Speaker 7: were killed. Cuban government says thirty plus part of Maduro's
Speaker 7: security detail Cubans were killed, so over one hundred. They're
Speaker 7: whatever you want to call them, Latinos. Very racist of
Speaker 7: America because we love our Latinos. Killed over one hundred
Speaker 7: Latinos there in the Venezuela Maduro kidnapping.
Speaker 8: But I'm talking about like military like, right, there's no
Speaker 8: military power.
Speaker 7: Well, there was no organized resistance.
Speaker 8: No, that's exactly That's what I'm talking about. So they
Speaker 8: both that the high people, high up in the government
Speaker 8: to let him go, right, So then he's detailed. The
Speaker 8: only detail is the only people around him that they
Speaker 8: had to get rid of, right, Yeah, and that's why
Speaker 8: we didn't see any military action.
Speaker 7: It looks like it. And who turned off the power
Speaker 7: that night as well? Yeah, exactly looks like an inside job. Right.
Speaker 4: It was just like Syria. Just like Syria. Man, it's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's just like overnight regime change.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And it really makes you wonder. You know.
Speaker 1: Those Green Berets, remember that they convicted from the coupe.
Speaker 8: So I think they put fifty million the DJ put
Speaker 8: fifty million dollars on his head, right, So imagine how
Speaker 8: much they bought people there.
Speaker 3: So yeah, I think, yes, somebody close to him took
Speaker 3: the money, you know, and the US probably paid out.
Speaker 3: And this person is living in luxury somewhere and no
Speaker 3: one will ever know. It could be you're you're if
Speaker 3: somebody just recently moved into your neighborhood and they're like Cuban,
Speaker 3: I'm guessing, and they have a my serious past and
Speaker 3: a lot of money. Yeah, just putting it out there.
Speaker 1: There's your guyst Then forget this. This was, by the way,
Speaker 1: the exact plot of the American Dad episode with Isla Island.
Speaker 1: It's the it is the exact plot.
Speaker 8: Uh huh, I'm sure trum American Dad. And then the Higgs.
Speaker 3: It's Trump watches himself anyways. Sorry.
Speaker 8: So so then for the oil, I don't I don't
Speaker 8: think necessarily the main goal is us getting hold of
Speaker 8: that oil. I think the biggest piece is we want
Speaker 8: to strangle China, and I think that's what this is
Speaker 8: all about. That's why we keep seizing tankers, right. And
Speaker 8: Trump is going in April to meet to China, right,
Speaker 8: and I think he's trying to put as much pressure
Speaker 8: on China before he goes there, and part of that
Speaker 8: is him controlling oil, which big piece of China's oil
Speaker 8: comes from the way I believe about thirty percent of
Speaker 8: the oil comes from so I think I do believe
Speaker 8: that's number one reason.
Speaker 1: Actually, how did how did they have anything? How did
Speaker 1: anybody get new oil from Venezuela. I thought the US
Speaker 1: had a complete embargo on them, and it wasn't just
Speaker 1: selling to US, it was anyone. That's why the drug
Speaker 1: trade became boom. So were they still selling I guess
Speaker 1: black market?
Speaker 8: I don't know, so good question. I don't know how
Speaker 8: they do it. For example, like they just seized the
Speaker 8: specific like what's called the Russian or tanker, right, the
Speaker 8: fifth one they seized, but it had Vinzueelin oil on it,
Speaker 8: so it can be something like that, right, they just
Speaker 8: branded something similar to how Iton is selling oil? Right?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: From what I heard is that there's a lot of
Speaker 3: use these goats and they use that ghost word. I
Speaker 3: think these fleets running around or tankers with oil that
Speaker 3: is being sold on the black market. I'm not sure
Speaker 3: to who is being sold to. But what they'll do
Speaker 3: is they'll slap on false flags or markings on the
Speaker 3: ships to make it look like the oil belongs to
Speaker 3: one nation or the other. And I think that that's
Speaker 3: allegedly what happened with this alleged Russian oil, that they
Speaker 3: were trying to make it look like this was going
Speaker 3: to Russia so that the US wouldn't f with it
Speaker 3: or something. I don't know, So I guess this is
Speaker 3: like a little game that they play all the time
Speaker 3: out there. But who the hell knows.
Speaker 7: Well, nobody in bricks is honoring US sanctions, and so
Speaker 7: they're looking for a work around of US sanctions.
Speaker 3: And then you know, mystical pharaoh or based or which
Speaker 3: one did you? I'm sorry, my brain. You guys are
Speaker 3: talking about you think this was because of uh, the China?
Speaker 3: It was you Pharaoh?
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah.
Speaker 3: I think this has has to do with Iran because
Speaker 3: there's a lot of a lot of interesting saber rattle
Speaker 3: and doing there. And if we if we like, if
Speaker 3: ship pops off in the Middle East, you mean like
Speaker 3: a nice fat source of oil.
Speaker 8: Right, absolutely, for just to minimize the street of hormones.
Speaker 8: So it's two things.
Speaker 3: And Greenland, which fits into this theory.
Speaker 8: Yeah, absolutely absolutely, So it's it's really Petro dollar. It
Speaker 8: is China and and and when they go after Iran,
Speaker 8: which again it's another way they can strangle China.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 8: So I don't think it's Israel. So I just want
Speaker 8: to because I think I spoke about this one time before.
Speaker 1: Hm.
Speaker 8: I think Israel doing the bidding Israel it is a
Speaker 8: bully that we control, right, or that actually a banker's
Speaker 8: control or whoever is in control controls to push their agenda, right,
Speaker 8: which is the same people that controls our country. Right.
Speaker 8: But I don't think Israel is going to yes until
Speaker 8: it attack Venezuela and attack you on. I truly believe
Speaker 8: that Israel is just doing the same bidding of the
Speaker 8: same whoever is trying to ushure this new empire, right,
Speaker 8: which is it's like I would say, finally stage empire
Speaker 8: of the US that is really pretty dystopian and fascist
Speaker 8: because it's right, it's we have this imperial right empire
Speaker 8: we're about to build overseas and then inside right, Trump
Speaker 8: is putting all the instrumentation and all the instruments to
Speaker 8: basically usher the fascist regime.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 8: But now you cannot control, you cannot talk, you have
Speaker 8: to be silent, right, and all what we see from
Speaker 8: and I know, we're going to get into ice, right
Speaker 8: and the maskers, Right, that's going in the suite and
Speaker 8: kidnapping all the chat. Even though like I am pro
Speaker 8: immigration enforcement and I want to port all those twenty
Speaker 8: millions out. But if I have people that are masked,
Speaker 8: I'm going in the damn street and are taking over
Speaker 8: the fuck they want. This is basically to instill fear
Speaker 8: in you and tell you, you know what, nobody's safe here.
Speaker 5: Interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let me let me go to Mark for a second. Marcus,
Speaker 4: So you're trying to jump in there a minute ago,
Speaker 4: Go ahead, Well, what he was.
Speaker 5: Saying about China.
Speaker 6: A friend of mine, Alan, who's been a reader of
Speaker 6: American Free Press, for which I've written for a number
Speaker 6: of years.
Speaker 5: He's kind of got a little following. He writes a blog.
Speaker 5: Now this this is a little different.
Speaker 6: Okay, this doesn't mean I Doris's views, it doesn't mean
Speaker 6: I don't. It's just reportage, you might say, without getting
Speaker 6: into too much detail. Trump's action over the weekend is
Speaker 6: going to push the Chinese out of Venezuela, where they're
Speaker 6: beginning heavy oil for diesel and jet fuel. It's also
Speaker 6: going to put the cabash on the child and women's
Speaker 6: sex trafficking coming out of there. So a lot of warfare,
Speaker 6: a lot of nonstate actor warfare came out of Venezuela,
Speaker 6: and President President Trump is simply saying enough is enough.
Speaker 6: He's got a little more of a pro Trump or
Speaker 6: at least neutral view on this whole thing. I'm just
Speaker 6: putting this out there for a perspective. It'll be interesting
Speaker 6: if Maduro cooperates with the DOJ. He obviously has to
Speaker 6: know where some of the bodies are buried in actuality
Speaker 6: and figuratively in terms of finance and foreign intelligence intrigue.
Speaker 6: He's basically saying that Venezuela is kind of open season
Speaker 6: for nonstate actors who are involved with intelligen agencies, some
Speaker 6: of which are anti US activities allegedly, and that Trump
Speaker 6: is doing what he felt he had to do to
Speaker 6: kind of put the kabash on that. Again, you can
Speaker 6: take that for what it is. That's just another point
Speaker 6: of view to consider.
Speaker 4: Well, it's interesting, but it kind of relies on the
Speaker 4: I see a lot of people coming from this perspective
Speaker 4: where it's like, well, well he is a drug lord, dictator, criminal,
Speaker 4: But I'm having to and I'm not saying it's not
Speaker 4: a corrupt country. I think, you know, find me a
Speaker 4: country that isn't corrupt, first of all, and then find
Speaker 4: me one that's more corrupt than my own second of all,
Speaker 4: just for a thought exercise. But a lot of people
Speaker 4: in the magosphere seem to be relying on that as
Speaker 4: some sort of fact, and I'm not finding a whole
Speaker 4: lot of fact to back that up. That this guy's
Speaker 4: a criminal drug lord, death spot and with Trenda or
Speaker 4: Ragua and Trendad Solis or whatever.
Speaker 1: And if it were a fact, then they're kind of
Speaker 1: you know, their hand might have been forced when the
Speaker 1: oil embargo first kicked into effect. I mean, if you
Speaker 1: take away their industry and they've got fields of cocaine
Speaker 1: trees as far as the I can see, then it
Speaker 1: makes sense that they're going to start using that. It's
Speaker 1: their sort of stock in trade. And I put a
Speaker 1: but I don't know if there's any evidence for any
Speaker 1: of that stuff, like you were saying, I mean, like like, uh,
Speaker 1: what's his name, Panamanian dude? Uh? No, Diego was that guy.
Speaker 1: I mean, he was a CIA guy. He was the
Speaker 1: you know, he was running drugs, he was Bush's guy,
Speaker 1: and then we went in and took him and tried
Speaker 1: him back in Florida for that exact reason. But this
Speaker 1: seems to just be like a replay and people just
Speaker 1: kind of swallow it, I guess. But it seems to
Speaker 1: me that this whole thing, you know, it's like the
Speaker 1: Neo the New Neo con part two or whatever has
Speaker 1: kicked into effect, and this is the new plan. I mean,
Speaker 1: I'm too slow for all this stuff, but that Rubio
Speaker 1: is the new guy. He's the soldier, he's the viceroy
Speaker 1: of all this stuff. Plus he's you know, Cuban. We
Speaker 1: want our hemisphere, we want our our control over this hemisphere,
Speaker 1: we want our oil, and we want to be able
Speaker 1: to dominate everything that happens here, just outright, because we
Speaker 1: did it since the fifties with Guatemala and all these places.
Speaker 1: And now the world has changed. But I guess now
Speaker 1: Trump is just like, fuck it, We're going to go
Speaker 1: in and do it outright. Is that? Am I right?
Speaker 1: Is that what's sort of happening here?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I think so. That's why I called the episode
Speaker 4: Goodbye Illusions, Welcome to Open Empire, because that's how it feels. Well,
Speaker 4: I got you on screen. You dropped us a link
Speaker 4: there if you want to.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it just says it's just from the Atlantic Council.
Speaker 1: It's nothing really new, but it just talks about they're
Speaker 1: based on how prominently Venezuela's vast oil reserves featured in
Speaker 1: his speeches about the military strike that got Maduro. Oil
Speaker 1: does appear to have played an important role in shaping
Speaker 1: the administration's will to advance this audacious mission. I think
Speaker 1: it was outright a lot of this thing was visual,
Speaker 1: you know, it was optics, and Trump's sort of flexing
Speaker 1: this thing of like we can go get him anywhere anytime.
Speaker 1: Venezuela and oil supply is unlikely to move global energy
Speaker 1: markets meaningfully in the near term. For now, the country
Speaker 1: remains under an oil embargo opposed by the Trump administration.
Speaker 1: He did that in like twenty sixteen. They ramped it
Speaker 1: up in twenty nineteen. There were some they gave, you know,
Speaker 1: they sort of eased it up with Biden, I think
Speaker 1: in twenty twenty three, and then they went hard again
Speaker 1: in the total embargo recently. Even under optimistic assumptions, it
Speaker 1: will take years to rehabilitate the country's energy sector. And
Speaker 1: achieve a sizable increase in oil export. It's going to
Speaker 1: take a while for the corporations to ramp it up again.
Speaker 1: I guess Saturday's operation didn't hinge on nuanced assessments of
Speaker 1: crude grades or the US refining sector's appetite for heavy
Speaker 1: supply energy. Was the enabler of a much boulder manifestation
Speaker 1: of Trump's foreign policy has laid out and the Administration's
Speaker 1: recently released There you Go National Security Strategy. This is
Speaker 1: what he calls the Donroe doctrine, which is the Monroe doctrine.
Speaker 1: Who's James Monroe from here? By the way. What Trump
Speaker 1: describes Saturday as the Donro doctrine seeks a Western hemisphere
Speaker 1: free from hostile external influence and aligned with US political
Speaker 1: and economic interest. This makes political realignment in Latin America
Speaker 1: relevant to the President's vision for the region. And I
Speaker 1: assume that we had we had the post war, the
Speaker 1: postwar World. Then we had, you know, with the Cold War.
Speaker 1: Then we had the War on Terror, which sort of
Speaker 1: was a new bonding agent for all these countries. And
Speaker 1: now we've got something new post COVID, and this is
Speaker 1: going to be just an outright global hegemony in America's interest. This,
Speaker 1: he says, that includes not saddling American taxpayers with the
Speaker 1: price tag of another conflict, as well as stemming the
Speaker 1: recent high levels of migration to the United States from Venezuela.
Speaker 1: I guarantee you that one of Trump's reasons for this
Speaker 1: thing was that he was the whole trend a Aragua
Speaker 1: Venezuelan shit in Colorado. He was so pissed about that
Speaker 1: that he this was his chance to get back at
Speaker 1: him and kill a few hundred people. I guess on
Speaker 1: the opening assault.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, is the enabled that may help pay for the
Speaker 1: execution of the policy, not the ultimate prize anyway, you
Speaker 1: can you guys can see the rest of that article.
Speaker 4: Yeah yeah, all right, yeah, yeah, good one. We'll put
Speaker 4: that on the show page so people can read it
Speaker 4: in its entirety. There's also this clip that I've seen
Speaker 4: floating around. I don't know what the source date is,
Speaker 4: but this would be US Southern Command Chief General Laura
Speaker 4: Richardson talking about the US focus in Latin America isn't democracy. Uh,
Speaker 4: let's see what she says it actually is. Here we go,
Speaker 4: I'll put out screen for you guys.
Speaker 11: Of course, the country's Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua with Russia relationships.
Speaker 11: Why this region matters with all of its rich resources
Speaker 11: and rare earth elements. You've got the lithium triangle, which
Speaker 11: is needed for technology today. Sixty percent of the world's
Speaker 11: lithium is in the lithium triangle. Argentina, Bolivia, Chile. We
Speaker 11: just have the largest oil reserves, White Sweet crew discovered
Speaker 11: off of Guyana over a year ago. You have Venezuela's
Speaker 11: resources as well, with oil, copper, gold. We have the
Speaker 11: Amazon lungs of the world. We have the thirty one
Speaker 11: percent of the world's fresh water in this region too.
Speaker 11: I mean, it's just off the charts. We have a
Speaker 11: lot to do. This region matters. It has a lot
Speaker 11: to do with national security. We need to step up
Speaker 11: our game.
Speaker 3: Okay, mm hmmm.
Speaker 5: So and I'm reminded, Oh.
Speaker 4: Sorry, Mark, real quick, I've got loads of those. I've
Speaker 4: got a whole like I don't know, I've got a
Speaker 4: folder on my notes somewhere in here where it's like
Speaker 4: going back in time, like you know, at least a
Speaker 4: half a dozen comments like that about Venezuela from people
Speaker 4: in various countries to include our own, mostly military and
Speaker 4: political people. Go ahead, though, Mark, you're about to say.
Speaker 6: Oh, I'm reminded a little bit of the movie Avatar,
Speaker 6: the first one where all these mechanized forces moved in
Speaker 6: and it was sort of an army of natural resources
Speaker 6: exploration and conquest, and the native population these beings, you know, Avatar,
Speaker 6: the main the mean inhabitants of that world. We're just
Speaker 6: cannon foder, or not cannon fodder, but just collateral damage,
Speaker 6: if that just savages who were in the way of acquiring.
Speaker 5: Natural resources.
Speaker 6: Everything that woman military officer said was based on the
Speaker 6: assumption that if the US wants a natural resource in
Speaker 6: whatever location in the world, it can just help itself
Speaker 6: and just take it, which means the whole idea of
Speaker 6: national identity just doesn't mean anything. I mean, the way
Speaker 6: that national identity or the nation state, the idea of
Speaker 6: a nation state would actually work would be we're a
Speaker 6: nation state. We expect these conditions, We expect this kind
Speaker 6: of respect of our soil, what natural resources we possess,
Speaker 6: but in return, we also respect your boundaries and the
Speaker 6: natural resources that you possess. It's not simply we just
Speaker 6: assume that we own everything under your feet, every every
Speaker 6: piece of gold, every drop of oil belongs to us
Speaker 6: because we're in the United States and you're not. That
Speaker 6: is just so ridiculously off the page fascist in the
Speaker 6: classical definition of the word fascism, where corporate and government
Speaker 6: power become not only merged, but indistinguishable.
Speaker 5: And that's kind of what we're seeing.
Speaker 6: You really don't see the difference between corporate and government
Speaker 6: power anymore. They're one and the same. And it reminds
Speaker 6: me also of the movie Network, where ned Batty is
Speaker 6: the corporate tier and Howard Beale is this troubled newsman
Speaker 6: that's beginning to see the light. The world's really messed up,
Speaker 6: and ned Baty tells him near that long table. A
Speaker 6: lot of us have seen that iconic scene. There are
Speaker 6: no real governments. There's just a college of corporations, and
Speaker 6: ned Baty makes that fist. It's just a college of
Speaker 6: corporations and we can just take whatever, take whatever we want.
Speaker 6: So the whole idea of a nation state is just
Speaker 6: obliterated from the onset with that philosophy. It just there's
Speaker 6: no way that that can coexist with the idea of
Speaker 6: a secure nation state. So the US says, we don't
Speaker 6: want our borders invaded. But how can you say that
Speaker 6: if you don't respect even the natural resources underneath the
Speaker 6: feet of a foreign nation that you can just say, well,
Speaker 6: they've got a lot of rare earth, minerals and oil,
Speaker 6: and the obvious implication is if we want it, we're
Speaker 6: going to get it. And when actually those things should
Speaker 6: form the basis of the wealth and prosperity of the
Speaker 6: nation in which those resources are located.
Speaker 5: As I said earlier, which.
Speaker 6: Is only sound economics, Like Alaska, everybody gets a dividend
Speaker 6: check because the oil belongs to them, and that still happens,
Speaker 6: I believe, And Alberta, CA, I think does some I'd
Speaker 6: have to look it up, does some similar thing. The
Speaker 6: Tarsans oil and the wealth that gives Alberta. I believe
Speaker 6: the citizens there are given a share of that with
Speaker 6: monetary payment.
Speaker 4: Interesting.
Speaker 6: Yeah, see, so the concept of natural resources belonging to
Speaker 6: the people of that country where the resources are located
Speaker 6: does exist. And I believe Alaska still offers that the
Speaker 6: shareholder checks to all the citizens of Alaska. I believe
Speaker 6: it's not much, maybe fifteen hundred a year. I don't
Speaker 6: know what it is anymore. So you know, this concept
Speaker 6: to these arch capitalists, the monopoly capitalists, you know, which
Speaker 6: is not the same thing as free enterprise, that concept
Speaker 6: scares the light up out of them, because if that
Speaker 6: concept were to catch on, this kind of economic hegemony
Speaker 6: and this total merger of government and corporate power would
Speaker 6: lose its philosophical basis and justification.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So, Mark, I think you're channeling ban Hammer here.
Speaker 4: Ban Hammer wrote there are no more nation states. Did
Speaker 4: you not see what happened in twenty twenty. I mean
Speaker 4: talk about global hedgemond showing its ugly face and globalism
Speaker 4: showing like what it can actually do when it squeezes
Speaker 4: its rank fist. Mark, let's take this to for some people,
Speaker 4: maybe they just need something a little more local feeling. Right,
Speaker 4: So what we saw there was, well, they have all
Speaker 4: this stuff, and it's a national security issue for US. Okay,
Speaker 4: So what if we were just neighbors. What if Mark
Speaker 4: was my neighbor and I'm looking in my fridge and
Speaker 4: I'm thinking, Man, I'm low on mayonnaise, I'm low on milk,
Speaker 4: I'm low on butter. I just saw Mark Anderson come
Speaker 4: on from the grocery store man. That guy, he's got resources.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna just go in his house. I'm gonna open
Speaker 4: his fucking fridge. I'm gonna take his brand new mayonnaise
Speaker 4: and his brand new loaf of bread and his turkey,
Speaker 4: and I'm gonna go home, gonna make myself a fucking sandwich.
Speaker 4: You know, maybe I'll just grab his wife and bring
Speaker 4: her home with me too. You know what, maybe I'll
Speaker 4: just kick him the fuck out and I'll make my
Speaker 4: sandwich in his house and I'll eat it with his wife.
Speaker 4: How does that sound? Because I feel insecure that you've
Speaker 4: come home from the grocery store. Mark. I mean, I
Speaker 4: don't know, it's it's maybe, it's sure.
Speaker 7: If you didn't do it, Ruckus would, right.
Speaker 4: I can't have Ruckus going over there and doing that
Speaker 4: to Mark. I gotta do it.
Speaker 6: Yeah. Yeah, that's an excellent analogy. It really puts it
Speaker 6: into perspective.
Speaker 5: The I think.
Speaker 6: Another thing is that the United States. You know, there's
Speaker 6: no way a constitution as basic as the US one,
Speaker 6: which is only I forget how many words are in
Speaker 6: the US Constitution, something like ten or twelve thousand words.
Speaker 6: The entire US Constitution that gives the framework of this
Speaker 6: country is like in the neighborhood of ten or twelve
Speaker 6: thousand words, right, if that and there's no way that
Speaker 6: that constitution can contain this kind of hegemonic seeking of power.
Speaker 5: So in other words, it seems like.
Speaker 6: The US is post constitutional, you know, in other words,
Speaker 6: except for in some minor structural ways, like there'll be
Speaker 6: a House, there'll be a Senate, there'll be a Supreme Court,
Speaker 6: and a few delegated powers here and there, except for
Speaker 6: those basics, basically we've breached the borders of the constitution,
Speaker 6: meaning that we're post constitution, which means like Rome, when
Speaker 6: Rome became post republic, it was no longer the republic.
Speaker 6: It became an empire, which was the beginning of the end.
Speaker 6: So if history is any teacher, Trump in a way
Speaker 6: can do these things. And there could be things that
Speaker 6: if we knew all the details, we might say, well,
Speaker 6: maybe a couple of these things sort of makes sense,
Speaker 6: But if you look at the big picture, you kind
Speaker 6: of think, well, it's now no longer the Republic of
Speaker 6: the US, just like it was no longer the Republic
Speaker 6: of Rome. So it lurches into empire once it becomes empire.
Speaker 5: Nothing is sacred.
Speaker 6: Everything stolen is everything not nailed down, and even stuff
Speaker 6: nailed down is stolen to the mayonnaise, the bread, the ham,
Speaker 6: the tomatoes, everything, and so, in other words, there's no
Speaker 6: real constitutional barrier. Congress isn't really going to do anything.
Speaker 6: They're talking about the War Powers Act and all this,
Speaker 6: But some of the think tanks recently we're talking about
Speaker 6: Trump's first three hundred days, Brookings Institution, the Chicago Sea
Speaker 6: of Fire, etc. And they were saying that, you know,
Speaker 6: Trump is basically he's gonna pretty much do what he wants,
Speaker 6: and Congress has never seen How would I say this?
Speaker 6: Congress has never been less powerful than it is now,
Speaker 6: and the executive branch has never been more powerful than
Speaker 6: it is now, even if it was someone other than
Speaker 6: Trump in there. The executive branch in general is stronger
Speaker 6: than ever. Congress in general is weaker than ever. So
Speaker 6: Congress right now talking about the War Powers Act might
Speaker 6: literally be spit wise against the side of a battleship.
Speaker 6: Too little, too late. I don't think Congress power to
Speaker 6: force Trump's hand.
Speaker 5: I really don't.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they asked Trump about it, did you guys see
Speaker 1: his comments? They asked him, you know what about the
Speaker 1: Congress in the war, and he said, I don't think
Speaker 1: we're gonna bother with Congress. We're not gonna tell him.
Speaker 1: We're just getting We're gonna go get him. We're gonna
Speaker 1: take the oil.
Speaker 3: It's ours, yeah, right right right around the same time,
Speaker 3: he comes out and makes this like, we got to
Speaker 3: get to band together and support me, folks, because if
Speaker 3: the Democrats get back in control, they're gonna find some
Speaker 3: reason to impeach me. I'm like, well, I don't know.
Speaker 3: They have to look too far or hard, my friend.
Speaker 7: We can't Congress because they're gonna go ahead and tell
Speaker 7: to call me Maduro the plan and so therefore Congress
Speaker 7: is out of the loop because we have to protect operation.
Speaker 1: So we got that that one reporter who who is
Speaker 1: gonna get Columbia invaded? Right? Did you mister president? Did
Speaker 1: you hear what the president of Columbia said about you?
Speaker 1: And he goes, what did he say?
Speaker 4: Well?
Speaker 1: Is he better watches ass? You tell him he better
Speaker 1: watches ass. We're coming for him next, tell him he's next.
Speaker 1: I Meanwhile, the Columbian guys like, what the fuck.
Speaker 5: I can't help I can't help it.
Speaker 6: Add this, maybe they'll give him the same two or
Speaker 6: three months notice, and mysteriously the leader doesn't leave before
Speaker 6: Trump's forces get there. So you know, Maduro had like
Speaker 6: plenty of time to get the hell out of there.
Speaker 6: That's which is strange, to say the least.
Speaker 1: Well, they made that part of their whole, their whole
Speaker 1: selling of this thing, right that, you know, we gave
Speaker 1: him time to do it. He had every opportunity. My
Speaker 1: buddy lives in Puerto Rico and watched the build up,
Speaker 1: you know, aircraft carriers and thirty thousand marines and all
Speaker 1: this stuff, so they knew it was right there. But
Speaker 1: their thing is like, you know, this whole cringe thing
Speaker 1: of well, you know, he fucked around and now he
Speaker 1: found out that's a policy.
Speaker 4: That's what.
Speaker 1: That's that It.
Speaker 6: Almost suggests that Maduro was a willing participant while looking
Speaker 6: like he wasn't. That that's my going theory, flimsy though
Speaker 6: it may sound.
Speaker 3: So he took the money there you.
Speaker 4: Go, Yeah, you gotta wonder. But like remember in Trump
Speaker 4: version one point zero, the United States government and the
Speaker 4: CIA went to great lengths to try to disrupt and
Speaker 4: put their own puppet in and it didn't work out
Speaker 4: very well for them, and it was one of the
Speaker 4: big embarrassments for Trump forty five. So I wonder if
Speaker 4: maybe there's just a tinge of that too.
Speaker 1: With the covert actions, you know, and the small cadres
Speaker 1: of green berays, we're just gonna fucking all out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and like, what's with what's with all the generals
Speaker 4: standing down in the military standing down? I mean to me,
Speaker 4: that's just like okay, So there was a mass memo
Speaker 4: that went out someone Someone's like, you're gonna bed down
Speaker 4: somewhere different tonight if you want to survive at you know,
Speaker 4: something like that. Seems like there were a lot of
Speaker 4: phone calls in coordination beforehand, at least.
Speaker 3: And then that this measly attempt by like far left
Speaker 3: tards in politics coming out saying don't you dare DISI obey,
Speaker 3: don't you dare obey illegal orders? Things that like every
Speaker 3: soldier and everybody knows already, but they made a big
Speaker 3: deal about it and then condone those people.
Speaker 7: Like six And it's being reported that the Director of
Speaker 7: National Intelligence, Tulci Gabbert, was not involved in any of
Speaker 7: the Maduro kidnapping planning as well.
Speaker 4: M well, well, she's busy, Sam, She's real busy doing
Speaker 4: you know, shows and podcasts and press junkets and making
Speaker 4: sure the white streak stays, you know, perfectly quaffed.
Speaker 3: She was posting yoga pictures on Instagram.
Speaker 1: I heard anybody with even the veneer of like principles
Speaker 1: at all is fucking out right. We want people that
Speaker 1: are gonna get in some helicopters and put on Chief
Speaker 1: Keef and go in and kill three hundred people right
Speaker 1: off the bat and tag and bag this guy and
Speaker 1: bring him back to New York. That's our policy. Made
Speaker 1: fun of my dancing global illusions.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's talk Cuba for a second. We brought this up,
Speaker 4: but I like how Patrick Henningson phrased this one when
Speaker 4: he shared it out. He said, breaking, Lindsay Graham has
Speaker 4: threatened to personally lead a rainbow flag parade parade march
Speaker 4: through the streets of Havana. Nice one, Pat. Okay, let's
Speaker 4: see what Lindsay Graham to say.
Speaker 3: I've done it.
Speaker 12: And as to this commander in chief, he did something
Speaker 12: people talked about doing.
Speaker 1: You just wait for Cuba.
Speaker 12: Cuba is a communist dictatorship that's killed priests and nuns.
Speaker 1: They've preyed on their own people.
Speaker 4: Their days are numbered.
Speaker 12: We're gonna wake up one day, I hope in twenty
Speaker 12: six in our backyard. We're gonna have allies in these
Speaker 12: countries doing business with America, not narco terrorist dictators killing Americans.
Speaker 12: This is a big frigging day, and everybody in the
Speaker 12: world is thinking differently than they were just a few
Speaker 12: days ago because of what you did.
Speaker 1: It is so sexy.
Speaker 3: It looks like he was beaten off Trump terror the
Speaker 3: way he was.
Speaker 1: He's the other guy.
Speaker 7: In the doorway one day and Lindsey Graham sticking their
Speaker 7: head out of the trem together in.
Speaker 4: The bathroom together.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I was gonna say one day like Lindsey Graham is
Speaker 3: gonna ruin it all for all of us, and he's
Speaker 3: saying to actually, I'm out of the closet, and then
Speaker 3: we're going to be like, well, now it's not funny
Speaker 3: to call him gay anymore.
Speaker 1: We're going to get that astro, grandkids and everybody that
Speaker 1: he ever loved, We're going to get them.
Speaker 5: He did look a bit just shovel there.
Speaker 6: Didn't he like that had been disturbed or something.
Speaker 5: Okay, you know, probably not.
Speaker 4: So Cuba, You're next, according to Lindsey Graham.
Speaker 3: Okay, well according to Trump, I thought Mexico was next.
Speaker 3: I'm so confused me too.
Speaker 4: So like we're won beyond Mexico, right, Pharaoh, I mean
Speaker 4: we did, We did Venezuela, We kind of did Syria.
Speaker 4: I mean I'm having a hard time keeping track. Now
Speaker 4: we want to send money, like cash money to the
Speaker 4: citizens of Greenland to get them to vote in a
Speaker 4: referendum to become Americans. Did I dream that?
Speaker 8: Or is that? Yeah? Now he's floated today one ten
Speaker 8: to one hundred thousand each.
Speaker 4: Can I have ten? I'll take ten? How about ten
Speaker 4: for like psychological damage after beating someone.
Speaker 1: It's a new Louisiana purchase. Yeah, paid for with the
Speaker 1: future rare earth minerals, right that we take out of
Speaker 1: the ground.
Speaker 4: Okay, you know the cube.
Speaker 1: You guys remember when we lost a nuke in Greenland? Yes,
Speaker 1: like in this in the sixties, there was like a
Speaker 1: there was a B two bomber or something. They crashed
Speaker 1: and then they lost the nuke and they never recovered it.
Speaker 4: I do recall you remember that it's still.
Speaker 1: There, so it's already run. You know, the military base
Speaker 1: is already there. It's run by Denmark. It's just it's
Speaker 1: it's right, it's ripe for them.
Speaker 6: The US Space Force has a military base now there
Speaker 6: that Remember the show Space Farce. I wonder how similar
Speaker 6: they are, you know, on the Cuba thing, there's something
Speaker 6: always that struck me strange about Cuba. My my mom,
Speaker 6: the original conspiracy theorists used to talk about this, Okay,
Speaker 6: there's Cuba and there's such a threat, and you know,
Speaker 6: we got we gotta bring them to.
Speaker 5: And yet we got Gimo right on the island.
Speaker 6: It's like, really, I mean, so, how can a military
Speaker 6: base coexist with this terrible dictatorship? I mean, it would
Speaker 6: seem to be a pretty easy expeditionary force just to
Speaker 6: get a few planes, a few bombs, a few Navy
Speaker 6: seals and just go take it out.
Speaker 1: You want me on that wall, you need me on
Speaker 1: that wall? Right? Was it Gitmo left ever from the
Speaker 1: Spanish American War?
Speaker 5: I just find that intriguing and strange.
Speaker 6: Not that I know a ton about the development of Gitmo,
Speaker 6: but it just strikes me as that that dictatorship has
Speaker 6: went on for so many grinding years and we've got
Speaker 6: a military base, right on the same piece of dirty,
Speaker 6: very weird. You know, all the world's the stage.
Speaker 4: A CIA black site too, you know, not just a
Speaker 4: standard military base, but one that's known for all kind
Speaker 4: of shady stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, market according to Leo. In case you don't
Speaker 3: know who Leo is, that's a Brave browsers AI summarizer
Speaker 3: that the Guantanamo Bay was established. The US established a
Speaker 3: naval presence there in eighteen ninety eight during the Spanish
Speaker 3: American War, and subsequently secured a lease over the southern
Speaker 3: portion of the bay in nineteen oh three under an
Speaker 3: agreement that granted the US complete jurisdiction and control for
Speaker 3: use as a coaling and naval station, while recognizing Cuba's
Speaker 3: ultimate sovereignty. And that lease has no fixed expiration date
Speaker 3: and can only be terminated by mutual agreement or the
Speaker 3: US's withdrawal, so it's official history.
Speaker 1: It's slightly similar to the way Hong Kong worked with
Speaker 1: the British right, but that had an expiration.
Speaker 3: And this is an interesting factoid. It's the oldest overseas
Speaker 3: US military base. That's neat.
Speaker 4: That's quite the.
Speaker 6: Pre Revolution of Castro and Shee Gavera and all that
Speaker 6: it precedes that by decades.
Speaker 1: Yeah, about fifty years.
Speaker 4: Quite the deal they were able to strike their in perpetuity.
Speaker 4: You can't take it away unless we both they really want.
Speaker 1: Remember when Obama opened up Cuba briefly, right and sent
Speaker 1: jay Z and Beyonce there. They were the first American guests.
Speaker 1: They were the ambassadors and then I don't know what
Speaker 1: happened with it, but they wanted Cuba back since the
Speaker 1: fifties because it was it was so lucrative, and it
Speaker 1: was it was the mob. The mob ran it, you know,
Speaker 1: it was the traffic Conte and those guys. That's godfather too,
Speaker 1: my great grandparents. I used to go there for business
Speaker 1: all the time. They worked with what's the name Batista
Speaker 1: in the oil companies. It was a total American colony
Speaker 1: and they wanted it back. And I guess now the
Speaker 1: time is great for this. Now that is Rabuel Castro.
Speaker 1: We would still is he still in charge? Okay, Fidel's brother.
Speaker 1: I don't even know if he's still in charge of
Speaker 1: the Like he's so old.
Speaker 3: Can you catch the coup or something?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's so familiar. Put on his track suit
Speaker 1: and retired.
Speaker 4: Track suit retirement, that's the best guind.
Speaker 3: It's a naga naga. Not gonna work here anymore, not
Speaker 3: gonna work. First secretary of the Communist Party.
Speaker 5: It's Miguel Diaz Canal is now the leader.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, So Cuba's been put on the list,
Speaker 4: Colombia has been put on the list, Venezuela's on the list.
Speaker 4: We saw Argentina mentioned there in some of those clips,
Speaker 4: but I think they've got Argentina already pretty much sorted.
Speaker 3: And I don't have my source on the Mexico thing,
Speaker 3: but I do remember it was a reporter of some
Speaker 3: sort who asked the president at one of these little
Speaker 3: things recently in the past forty eight hours about Mexico,
Speaker 3: and he said, we like, we like, he likes her
Speaker 3: talking about cloud Via Shinebaum or whatever her name is.
Speaker 3: And he said that but they have a cartel problem,
Speaker 3: and that if they don't, if she doesn't do any
Speaker 3: something about it, we will. So he did threaten action there,
Speaker 3: and he said he says something silly to the effect of,
Speaker 3: and I'm paraphrasing here that he was quoting. He said
Speaker 3: that he's talked to her and that he said, do
Speaker 3: you want me to do you want us to get
Speaker 3: in there and get rid of the cartels. Oh no, no, no,
Speaker 3: mister president.
Speaker 12: No.
Speaker 3: So he says that he's offered to get in there
Speaker 3: and clean out the cartels, and that she doesn't want
Speaker 3: him to. If that any of that makes any effing.
Speaker 1: Sense, Ruckus, do you think because I'm reading Fletcher Proudy's
Speaker 1: Secret Team book right now, and he talks about this
Speaker 1: kind of thing, how intelligent the intelligence world runs, runs
Speaker 1: all this stuff for what he calls the High Cabal.
Speaker 1: So it makes me think that if we're not in Mexico,
Speaker 1: it's because intelligence has an interest, obviously has an interest
Speaker 1: and doesn't want it to be taken over right now.
Speaker 1: So it's not just millit terry intelligence telling trumb what
Speaker 1: to do running it. It's that they write the sort
Speaker 1: of script for these things well ahead of time. I
Speaker 1: learned that, for instance, when Magnamara went to Vietnam for
Speaker 1: the first time into China to survey at all, the
Speaker 1: CIA had already written everything for him to do and
Speaker 1: designed where he was going to go, where he was
Speaker 1: not going to go, because they had a global communications
Speaker 1: operation that nobody else had, so they could they could
Speaker 1: do it well ahead of time and he just said
Speaker 1: that they they they decide all of this stuff. I
Speaker 1: wonder if that's true with something like that.
Speaker 3: Well, to your point, God, it was around the time
Speaker 3: of the election, so it was happening. The news was
Speaker 3: just coming out about it, but it was it was
Speaker 3: going on just before and after Trump succeeded the second term.
Speaker 3: Here writer took power again. However you want to look
Speaker 3: at it, we voted him in right, or whatever you
Speaker 3: want to believe there that it was a New York
Speaker 3: Times article that broke the story that they were the
Speaker 3: CIA was using drones to spy over Mexico and to
Speaker 3: story just kind of like went under the radar, No
Speaker 3: pun intended, but I think that that could be a play,
Speaker 3: you know, and play a part to that what you're
Speaker 3: discussing there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, certainly based our buddy kill Abot in the discord
Speaker 4: posted this one. I'm not sure if this is related
Speaker 4: to what you're talking about, but it's interesting. World War
Speaker 4: two p. Thirty eight discovered under three hundred feet of
Speaker 4: ice in Greenland. Interesting story there. This was from twenty eighteen,
Speaker 4: so you know, in these terms relatively fresh, you got
Speaker 4: to zoom out all the way to World War two
Speaker 4: I'll put that on the show page for anyone that's
Speaker 4: interested following up on that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was so lost they didn't even know where
Speaker 1: to look for the thing. By the way, I'm writing
Speaker 1: a novel right now which is set in the near
Speaker 1: future in Greenland. Greenland is part of the American Embaring
Speaker 1: the book, so I'll be coming out with that by
Speaker 1: the end of the year hopefully.
Speaker 3: Oh, oh, what you know about this movie too? There's
Speaker 3: a movie called Greenland.
Speaker 1: The Jerd Butler.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, sequel.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, okay, let's talk. I see I see Ice
Speaker 4: agent shoots woman dead in Minneapolis. We've seen a lot
Speaker 4: of contradiction and narrative. My goodness, I'm even having a
Speaker 4: hard time keeping track with this one because like they're
Speaker 4: leaking footage out, we're not getting all the footage at
Speaker 4: the same time. Seems that's causing a lot of outrage
Speaker 4: among people. Bays Did you see that stuff going down? Everybody.
Speaker 1: I've avoided it. Yeah, I've avoided. I've avoided the video
Speaker 1: and it just kind of for my peace of mind
Speaker 1: this week because I can figure what you what?
Speaker 4: Probably, Yeah, totally.
Speaker 1: I learned some stuff about this about the Ice guy. Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, combat VET and all this stuff. He was
Speaker 1: a swat team. He was deals with interdiction and high
Speaker 1: level people moving across the border and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: And I thought, well, to the other side, that's not
Speaker 1: helping your case. But you know, is it going to
Speaker 1: be another Saint George situation?
Speaker 4: I don't know. I don't know, fair what about you, man?
Speaker 4: Any thoughts?
Speaker 8: Is he in the hospital and critical condition?
Speaker 4: Who?
Speaker 3: Nobody?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 8: No, isn't this what Trump said?
Speaker 4: Oh? Is that what trumps?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Okay, No, I didn't catch that.
Speaker 8: Didn't he say that through us?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: I didn't hear that at all. But in the background
Speaker 3: that people are digging on this guy allegedly he has
Speaker 3: he's going to some sort of post traumatic stress involving
Speaker 3: the fact that he was almost ran over by a
Speaker 3: vehicle in a previous incident. So these people are not
Speaker 3: well trained. Is something that I would like to talk about.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna find that tweet. I'm going to find the tweet.
Speaker 3: Has sure you will agree with me. I don't know
Speaker 3: if you saw this. I will find it and we
Speaker 3: will show this. But there was somebody shared this thing.
Speaker 3: It was dd geopolitics. I believe on their X where
Speaker 3: like an ICE agent is just getting into an altercation
Speaker 3: with a protester who's standing you know, you know, a
Speaker 3: decent amount of space away from the officer, and he's
Speaker 3: got his non lethal weapon, like his pepper spray rifle
Speaker 3: aimed point blank at this person's face. Decides to just
Speaker 3: lower the non regal weapon and just pull his side
Speaker 3: arm and point at point blank at the person's head.
Speaker 3: That's a threat. And I'm just like, dude, I don't like,
Speaker 3: like this is a serious lack of training or discipline
Speaker 3: or something's going on here. But these people are. They
Speaker 3: rushed and hired all these people and put them in
Speaker 3: these these tenuous situations. Of course this is going to happen,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 7: Roland Security got rid of all educational and age requirements
Speaker 7: for their recruits. And back to the shooter in Minneapolis.
Speaker 7: The ICE agent, he was allegedly attacked by a weaponized
Speaker 7: vehicle in June according to the Department of Homeland Security,
Speaker 7: and he was drug by that vehicle according to their
Speaker 7: account of the incident. And he got thirty three stitches
Speaker 7: ruckus in that incident where he was dragged by a vehicle.
Speaker 4: Of course, thirty three Stitches.
Speaker 7: Street, right, that's right from the Department of Homeland Security.
Speaker 1: But the leptoids have been wanting this for a lot.
Speaker 1: They've been talking for a long time about we need
Speaker 1: somebody to be sacrificed for this thing, for the cause.
Speaker 1: So is this the is this it?
Speaker 7: Maybe it needed to be a minority though, because they
Speaker 7: can't really rally the forces behind uh this, this white
Speaker 7: lesbian woman so much because she's not that big of
Speaker 7: a victim. It would have been way better if if
Speaker 7: they would have whacked a you know, smallly citizen. I mean,
Speaker 7: so the Patsy's for their ops are not being the
Speaker 7: good martyrs, which is also part of it as well, right,
Speaker 7: because we never get a legitimate martyr. We get the
Speaker 7: George Floyds and this woman, and it feels like a
Speaker 7: giant fed operation to me, ah.
Speaker 4: Man, even if it is organic, the way that it
Speaker 4: is doled out is absolutely that. And it's like it
Speaker 4: almost doesn't I've said this before, It almost doesn't even matter,
Speaker 4: like what level of planning and fakery and fuckery is
Speaker 4: going on with something, because like the majority of people
Speaker 4: are going to just fall into the identity politics that's
Speaker 4: wrapped around the event, whether it's real or not, and
Speaker 4: just continue this division. See what else do we got.
Speaker 7: Law Enforcement Appreciation Day? Passhure, I want you to it. Yeah,
Speaker 7: And so instead of don't tread on me, back the blue, bro.
Speaker 4: Back the blue. You know, I hate those flags with
Speaker 4: the blue stripe on them. I mean, God, is the
Speaker 4: most in your face on American thing you could possibly
Speaker 4: do is create another American flag, a fake American flag,
Speaker 4: and say that it is dedicated to just one class
Speaker 4: of people in this country. I think that is just disgusting.
Speaker 4: I understand there are people out there with police and
Speaker 4: their families and people that have great experience with certain cops,
Speaker 4: and there are some departments that are great out there
Speaker 4: and a lot of good people in that job. But
Speaker 4: at the same time, like, you're not fucking special, You're
Speaker 4: not different than us. You're a civilian just like we are.
Speaker 4: I also hate it when you're back to bluemo. Yeah wow,
Speaker 4: your mic like cut out, like just at the crucial moment.
Speaker 7: It turns out all of our law enforcement is trained
Speaker 7: over there and overseas in West Asia. So just throwing
Speaker 7: that out there as well since nine eleven, I believe.
Speaker 4: Yeah, We have a lot of IDF that come here
Speaker 4: to the country to do training, to which I don't understand.
Speaker 4: They don't even carry their guns with around in the chamber.
Speaker 4: I don't see how that fits in with any sort
Speaker 4: of training that would be relevant here. But what do
Speaker 4: I know?
Speaker 8: That's a true back the blue there?
Speaker 1: Well, it was promised to them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what back.
Speaker 7: But that gives us perspective why they see everyone as
Speaker 7: a domestic terrorist enemy combatant the same way they see
Speaker 7: them over there in West Asia.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Why Allegedly in the Venezuela attack, they hit like hospitals
Speaker 3: and they did some very suspicious things that I've only
Speaker 3: seen like Israel doing in their fight against Hamas with
Speaker 3: the Gaza thing where.
Speaker 8: He's saying, there, Pharaoh, Oh can you open that x
Speaker 8: tweet that has a Trump uh truth? So shut posts?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I got it right, because didn't Venezuela have their
Speaker 7: fit Andel manufacturing operations underneath the hospitals in Venezuela is.
Speaker 3: Probably I think the Cubans were using Colombians as human
Speaker 3: shields or something.
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah read that.
Speaker 4: Okay, so this is from Donald Trump's truth social quote.
Speaker 4: I have just viewed the clip from the event, which
Speaker 4: took place in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is a horrible thing
Speaker 4: to watch. The woman screaming was obviously a professional agitator,
Speaker 4: and the woman driving the car was very disorderly, obstructing
Speaker 4: and resisting, who then violently, willfully and viciously ran over
Speaker 4: the IC officer, who seems to have shot her in
Speaker 4: self defense based on the attack clip. Based on the
Speaker 4: attached clip, it's hard to believe he is alive, but
Speaker 4: he's now recovering in the hospital.
Speaker 8: There you go, fucking guests lighting us real time. We've
Speaker 8: seen that m video?
Speaker 1: Where is that?
Speaker 4: I don't know?
Speaker 3: I sent you this is the Fox News link. Sure,
Speaker 3: that's the newest released video.
Speaker 7: You were driving one of these milities them wraps the
Speaker 7: police have you know?
Speaker 1: Mm hmmm what what car was it that she was driving?
Speaker 1: I haven't seen it.
Speaker 3: It's like an suv.
Speaker 8: Okay, let's watch the clip and see how that matches
Speaker 8: Trump video that you watched.
Speaker 4: All right, So this this is one you want to
Speaker 4: start with. Rock your cellphone video? Released? This one from today?
Speaker 3: Sure? Why not? I mean this is this is this
Speaker 3: is there? This is the one now that they can
Speaker 3: say all of those it doesn't matter because none of
Speaker 3: the footage matches what Trump just said there. But yeah,
Speaker 3: this is the one that they're going with. They say,
Speaker 3: well see here, this is proof.
Speaker 4: Oh I know, sound.
Speaker 12: We don't change our plates every morning, just so you
Speaker 12: know they don't be the same plight when.
Speaker 1: You come talk to us later.
Speaker 4: That's fine.
Speaker 8: You have citizen, you want to come at.
Speaker 1: Us, You want to come at us.
Speaker 7: I said, go get yourself.
Speaker 1: Some lunch, big boy, go ahead. That's it. He shot
Speaker 1: it right there.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep.
Speaker 8: Is actually it's season one from the Other Angle Act.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So before that one came out, the only footage that
Speaker 3: was available was this one where I mean, as sure
Speaker 3: as hell, looks like the officer was not in any
Speaker 3: serious danger she was trying to steer clear of him,
Speaker 3: and that the whole thing could have been avoided. But
Speaker 3: now they keeps only one new footage that like makes
Speaker 3: it look more incriminating. It's crazy.
Speaker 1: Remember a year ago in New Orleans, remember that one
Speaker 1: that was a guy running over I mean it was
Speaker 1: it definitely wasn't that. It wasn't the Christmas Day massacre.
Speaker 1: It wasn't Berlin or Niece. That's way different.
Speaker 3: But that's what. That's the impression they're making if you
Speaker 3: don't even watch the footage yourself, and you believe your politician,
Speaker 3: you believe your news media. They're like, there's some crazy
Speaker 3: lunatic lady who is out there running people over with
Speaker 3: her car, and like you see them what you just said, base,
Speaker 3: They picture that in their head. They're running through a
Speaker 3: crowd of people and bodies flying. No, it's like, this
Speaker 3: is like, dude, any one of us could have just
Speaker 3: moved the f out of the way of the car.
Speaker 3: And almost in the other footage, it almost looks like
Speaker 3: the guy's getting in front of the car just as
Speaker 3: she's starting to move the car, almost like he's going
Speaker 3: to stop the car, Like what, it's so stupid.
Speaker 1: She also was like in the window of the car
Speaker 1: like kind of pretty calm, seeming like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she said, yeah, it's okay, dude, I'm not mad.
Speaker 3: She told the cops she's not mad.
Speaker 1: Oh boy.
Speaker 3: But you know, she's a jing lunatic who went there
Speaker 3: with the intent sole purpose of weaponizing her vehicle to
Speaker 3: kill Ice agents, according to the official story, and she
Speaker 3: should be tried as a domestic terrorist. Those are the
Speaker 3: official charge. I mean and then she's dead. So but whatever,
Speaker 3: it makes no sense.
Speaker 4: There was there was another story similar to this. I'm
Speaker 4: trying to remember when and where it was. It was, well,
Speaker 4: there was the woman in front of the White House, right,
Speaker 4: there was a woman in front of the White House
Speaker 4: with a kid in the back of the car, and
Speaker 4: that was all equally difficult to figure out what happened.
Speaker 4: The footage wasn't even as good as the footage as
Speaker 4: we have of this, but they just shot her up
Speaker 4: in her car when I don't know, I mean it
Speaker 4: kind of we can only guess, but kind of looked
Speaker 4: like she just got scared and hit the gas or
Speaker 4: something like that. I don't know. And there was another guy.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to remember when that one happened too, but.
Speaker 3: Like, well there was the gens Ashley Babbit thing too.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, definitely, But I mean during Kronka, you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, highways were full of millions of people like
Speaker 1: hijacking tractor trailers and stuff, and you know, I mean
Speaker 1: that was like a fear for your life thing, right or.
Speaker 3: Remember him?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Yeah, right, No, this this is I don't know. This,
Speaker 4: this is a hard one to figure out for me.
Speaker 4: I just don't. I'm like Pharaoh, you know, I want
Speaker 4: to see the twenty million people that shouldn't be here deported,
Speaker 4: But at the same time, I don't want to see masked, untrained,
Speaker 4: you know, people running around with guns and shit. I mean,
Speaker 4: if if you watched South Park's take on ice this
Speaker 4: year or last year, uh and and thought it was
Speaker 4: a little over the top, like it's quite literal what
Speaker 4: they're but the way they portrayed it is all just
Speaker 4: touching on literal reality because it's like they just they
Speaker 4: want anyone to apply. They don't care, you know, what
Speaker 4: kind of experience you have or anything. They want people.
Speaker 4: So it's almost like they're trying to create these kind
Speaker 4: of situations just by that policy, just by having the policy.
Speaker 4: If we want lower you know, just anyone.
Speaker 7: Any redneck with a mullet, come on down. We'll give
Speaker 7: you a badge gun and get those damn brown people.
Speaker 1: Right, Yeah, get the wet and stinkies. Yeah, aggressive posturing
Speaker 1: National Guard in the streets.
Speaker 4: Thousand dollars signing bonus and you don't even have to
Speaker 4: have graduated, you know, college or been in the military.
Speaker 4: What and you're gonna hand that person a gun You're
Speaker 4: gonna higher loads and loads and loads of these people,
Speaker 4: hand them a gun and let them be on teams
Speaker 4: that go around doing these kind of activities.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is just they had doctor phil Rodden
Speaker 1: with them, remember that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, this is a recipe for exactly what we're seeing.
Speaker 4: Like all the policy is absolutely a recipe for this.
Speaker 4: And it's just like, it's so ridiculous that we had
Speaker 4: four years of a completely open border and this is
Speaker 4: the solution. I mean, we all saw this coming. We
Speaker 4: all saw this coming the whole time the border was open.
Speaker 4: It was like, well, I know what's going to happen
Speaker 4: on the other side of this. I'm sure upset about
Speaker 4: what's happening here. Joe Biden, maybe Trump will save us. No,
Speaker 4: we're just gonna just completely open up authoritarianism, give crazy
Speaker 4: powers to the executive branch. Gavin Newsom is probably loving this.
Speaker 4: Just can't wait to walk into that White House with
Speaker 4: all these crazy powers that have been set up by
Speaker 4: this administration and the ones before it.
Speaker 8: Absolutely and actually the Supreme Court because remember Trump was
Speaker 8: pushing national guards everywhere. Yeah, and I think this, maybe.
Speaker 1: We'll test the military on our cities. Yeah, maybe we'll
Speaker 1: send them artillery in the cities. Maybe we'll use Chicago.
Speaker 1: We'll start with Chicago, Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 8: And then the good thing is the Supreme Court voted
Speaker 8: him down and said he does not have the authority
Speaker 8: to do that to actually forced him to pull out
Speaker 8: all national guards from cities.
Speaker 4: Yeah. What will become of the Supreme Court in the
Speaker 4: open empire as the illusions have crumbled here now and
Speaker 4: we've got open imperial uh leadership.
Speaker 7: Big ruling, a big ruling we're waiting on from the
Speaker 7: Supreme Court is on Trump tariffs.
Speaker 4: Oh right, they rule.
Speaker 7: If they rules tariffs are unconstitutional, he's gonna have to
Speaker 7: pay all of those taxes back to the countries he
Speaker 7: tax and it's gonna it's gonna destroy his economic agenda.
Speaker 7: And so a lot hinges on the awaited Supreme Court
Speaker 7: ruling on Trump tariffs.
Speaker 1: Well, Emperor of the World, Clarence Thomas will not let
Speaker 1: that happen.
Speaker 5: The chances are good though, that Trump.
Speaker 6: They're already saying, of course that Trump's got something up
Speaker 6: his sleeve to either delay or avoid paying back those
Speaker 6: import companies and the different entities that pay the taxes
Speaker 6: into the treasury. There'll be a lot unprotracted fight on
Speaker 6: that to avoid paying that back. Although that is one
Speaker 6: possible outcome the business press, the you know, the.
Speaker 7: But depending on the ruling, it could potentially stop his
Speaker 7: economic and imperial agenda.
Speaker 8: But I thought that it's it's in the power of
Speaker 8: maybe of executive branch to do the tariffs. Why is
Speaker 8: it on constitutional?
Speaker 7: Well, the Supreme courts are gonna tell us what they
Speaker 7: rule on it, because you know, they honor the Constitution.
Speaker 6: There's a nineteen seventy seven law, the EPA law that
Speaker 6: says if a country is in an economic emergency of sorts,
Speaker 6: then then Trump, well the president, whoever's president, can enact
Speaker 6: tariffs as an executive action. It's an exception to Congress
Speaker 6: having the power of the purse and the the constitutional
Speaker 6: responsibility to enact excises and imposts as they call them
Speaker 6: in the days of the Constitution.
Speaker 7: So they declared emergency right as we're saying it's an emergency,
Speaker 7: and yeah, constitution, Yeah, that's a good idea, maybe, but
Speaker 7: that's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah that either either back in April when they enacted
Speaker 6: the tariff thing, they were saying it was an emergency.
Speaker 6: Then because of a huge trade deficits, the US was
Speaker 6: having and the huge trade surpluses China was having, And
Speaker 6: that's true by the numbers.
Speaker 5: But yeah, would they declare a new.
Speaker 6: Kind of economic emergency where the equal law could be
Speaker 6: seen as even more relevant, again giving them an exception
Speaker 6: to Congress having the soul power to raise revenue.
Speaker 5: As they say in article, it's.
Speaker 1: Not going to help him that he's been going around talking,
Speaker 1: you know, really talking up the economy for the last
Speaker 1: three months. The economy's boot, I mean, everything's great, and
Speaker 1: the job numbers were terrible. Everything's terrible, the tariffs are
Speaker 1: I mean, uh so, I don't know if that's gonna
Speaker 1: help age. Remember Sleepy Joe, And now he's asleep at
Speaker 1: all these White House meetings. When he by the way,
Speaker 1: when he wakes up, he evisceerates like a different, a
Speaker 1: different shithole country. Every time. The Somalians they stink, they
Speaker 1: do you hear that?
Speaker 2: Ran?
Speaker 1: That was pretty wild.
Speaker 8: Somebody on stink, that's what he said.
Speaker 4: Yeah, oh man. And then of course we've got Christy
Speaker 4: Nome showing up in a different hat every time she
Speaker 4: is uh interviewed, her and her stupid hats. Oh my gosh,
Speaker 4: she has a good collection. I just can't get over,
Speaker 4: like all her different costumes. She's like.
Speaker 8: Where heels good?
Speaker 1: Was? Alex said?
Speaker 4: Rifles?
Speaker 1: That is one prime grade a piece of beef. I
Speaker 1: like a woman with haunches. Remember that?
Speaker 4: Yeah, dude, I do. There was a gentleman, mister Moskowitz.
Speaker 4: I don't know what state he represents. Maybe someone can
Speaker 4: enlighten me, but I thought this was pretty funny because
Speaker 4: he made some commentary about Christy Nome that just made
Speaker 4: me chuckle because I've been finding her so tedious, so tedious.
Speaker 4: Here he is, this is this is the person.
Speaker 9: This is the person who within minutes of the shooting,
Speaker 9: within minutes of the shooting, went on TV and called
Speaker 9: it domestic terrorism. What is she hiding her face like
Speaker 9: her ice agents? Now she can't show her face either.
Speaker 9: By the way, is this what the eight hundred billion
Speaker 9: went to? Every day we see her after some new
Speaker 9: tragedy in Homeland, she's wearing.
Speaker 3: A different outfit with a different hat.
Speaker 1: I can say, sir, we know you love talking about money.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm no fan of Christino me either, But
Speaker 1: she's yeah, I don't know, you know, like if you're
Speaker 1: gonna come after the people like really make it something,
Speaker 1: you know, like, for for instance, the fact that like
Speaker 1: during the COVID things, she was one of the first
Speaker 1: people to say, like, yet, no, we need to take
Speaker 1: all the phone calls and all the conversations. We need
Speaker 1: to quarantine these people, and if they've got anything bad
Speaker 1: to say, we need to We've got open lines for
Speaker 1: people to snitch on their neighbors. And then when the
Speaker 1: tide turned against her, then she was the pro freedom person.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, dollars to donuts, this asshole was saying the
Speaker 4: same shit.
Speaker 9: But yeah, it's an embarrassment to you and the president. Okay,
Speaker 9: she deserves to be removed from her job by the
Speaker 9: President and if not impeached, not just for her complete
Speaker 9: failures in Homeland, but her destruction of she's.
Speaker 7: Not even running the department.
Speaker 1: You guys know this.
Speaker 9: You guys know she's not running Homeland, your governor's and
Speaker 9: you all when you need your FEMA money, you don't
Speaker 9: call NOME, you call Cory.
Speaker 4: You know she's not running the place.
Speaker 9: An utter embarrassment. The way every Homeland secretary has come
Speaker 9: in front of this committee once of Congress. I'd like
Speaker 9: to know the day I.
Speaker 4: See this guy playing with his junk in the background.
Speaker 4: That's terrible, terrible timing and framing.
Speaker 1: And just get rid of Homeland Security.
Speaker 4: Dude, I thought that was the plan. I mean, some
Speaker 4: of these guys in this cabinet basically campaigned on downsizing, deleting, uh,
Speaker 4: cleaning up all these different agencies. But that is not
Speaker 4: at all what has happened.
Speaker 5: Yeah, let me mention, Hasha.
Speaker 6: Therefore, we need to watch the PBS thing, right, the
Speaker 6: public broadcasting. They're saying that it's going the way of
Speaker 6: the adsul them the Dodo bird. Let's just keep an
Speaker 6: eye on it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't really believe it. I'm sure it's a property.
Speaker 7: That done, they voted to shut down.
Speaker 4: It's over still though that we're in a situation right
Speaker 4: now where there are venture capital companies that are just
Speaker 4: going ham on everything and just buying everything up. So
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be surprised if some you know, venture capital
Speaker 4: company from another country or something like that comes in
Speaker 4: and you know, they told us Hostess was going away. Shit,
Speaker 4: they told us MTV is going away. I bet all
Speaker 4: these things are going to come back, like Purchase.
Speaker 7: There's a giant infrastructure in place, that's for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, right, it's it's of value thought a while back. Yeah,
Speaker 4: these things are of value to someone out there. Anything
Speaker 4: can be rebranded. Hell, Halternery even still broadcasts. I mean,
Speaker 4: who defunk it rebranded? Uh yeah, so there's that one.
Speaker 4: Of course, we know nothing happens on Capitol Hill and
Speaker 4: it's all just bloviating bullshit. But I thought the hat
Speaker 4: part was funny. Let's see here. Oh here's a weird one.
Speaker 4: Uh uh. One of the guys put this in our
Speaker 4: boiler room chat the other night. Sure this tab instead?
Speaker 4: So the US Department of Labor puts out trust the
Speaker 4: plan trust Trump. Huh where have we heard that one before? That?
Speaker 4: That feels very It's like taking me back in time
Speaker 4: here based.
Speaker 1: Uh chess, Yeah, Junior's alive and well he's in the
Speaker 1: show me the Tunnels, isn't that what?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: That's what Danny Bongos was saying with cash at PayPal though,
Speaker 1: when they came out on the press toar the what
Speaker 1: about the tapes? What about the Jeff Stin McCaffrey, and
Speaker 1: they said trust us bro And now apparently did Danny
Speaker 1: Bongos is he gone? Did he quit?
Speaker 4: Well? Yeah, he's I think that what Actually, Yes, he's
Speaker 4: gone and he's back to his podcast here on Rumble.
Speaker 4: But I think if I had to guess, because that's
Speaker 4: all I can do, I would say someone told him
Speaker 4: that we are losing control of these narratives and we
Speaker 4: need you back on Rumble. You're gonna do better on
Speaker 4: Rumble then for the you know, the movement, then you
Speaker 4: will in this you know, fake position that you have
Speaker 4: like all these guys. I mean, that's one thing that
Speaker 4: that that congress person or senator right there just said
Speaker 4: that was that rang true? She's not actually running this organization.
Speaker 4: You know. I didn't see anybody standing up and going
Speaker 4: whoa whoa, whoa whoah. No, no, no, no, is she
Speaker 4: actually you know, clearly so many of these people in
Speaker 4: this cabinet are entities that have been whipped up by
Speaker 4: uh PR flunkies.
Speaker 7: They're all actors. Yeah, they're actors straight out of Fox News,
Speaker 7: the half of them. I mean, there is no veil
Speaker 7: there that we're in the apocalypse, that the veil has
Speaker 7: been lifted.
Speaker 4: And now the US Department of Labor is doing Q posting.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, dude, Pharaoh, is that not crazy? Like
Speaker 4: an official an official cabinet account is spewing Q garbage
Speaker 4: out on their social media and.
Speaker 7: Every other post they post Americanism not globalism as well,
Speaker 7: using that type of rhetoric.
Speaker 3: Right, can you pop that image backup? I was the
Speaker 3: one who shared it, by the way, sure with this
Speaker 3: yeah group chat? What does that look like to you?
Speaker 4: In the background, it looks kind of like okay see,
Speaker 4: or the or one of the towers or something looks
Speaker 4: like okay see.
Speaker 8: To me, it looks like some burned down like rubbles.
Speaker 4: Uh Gaza.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's got a little bit of a prison vibe
Speaker 3: to me, well, crubbles Alcatraz.
Speaker 4: They say they want to rebuild Alcatraz'.
Speaker 3: So I thought Alcatraz. I don't know. The whole thing
Speaker 3: is just unsettling. It's and you know, and and the
Speaker 3: whole lists that you know what this reminds me of.
Speaker 3: If this wasn't coming from the official set aside the
Speaker 3: Q thing, if this wasn't coming from the official White
Speaker 3: House accounts, this is the type of thing I would
Speaker 3: expect to see coming from those Oh here's that word again,
Speaker 3: the ghosts, remember the ghosts in the machine, the CIA
Speaker 3: propaganda Special Ops Unit or whatever the f it is, Right,
Speaker 3: this is the type of material and level and grade
Speaker 3: of propaganda that we were seeing, like teased in those
Speaker 3: trailers that were trying to those recruitment videos. They did
Speaker 3: what three of them? Most things still creep me out.
Speaker 4: Yeah, were nuts.
Speaker 3: Here we are, but yeah, you look at it and
Speaker 3: it's like it's dark and it's like I compared it
Speaker 3: to It's like, what is this? Is this a new
Speaker 3: dystopian series on Netflix or something real life?
Speaker 1: So Silent Hill mm hmm.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Can I just say, Dan Bongoes is one of the
Speaker 8: funniest things I heard.
Speaker 4: Today, Danny bong Goes Goes Danny Bongoes back on the podcast.
Speaker 3: Is anyone he's not h He's not hig. They're not
Speaker 3: hiding that narrative, that motive that you just mentioned a
Speaker 3: minute ago. Hesher because he literally said he's going to
Speaker 3: war with the black pillars. All the people who are
Speaker 3: not trusting in Trump, the ones who like what I like, dude,
Speaker 3: they'll like It's it's like all the people are doing
Speaker 3: the things that they're accused of, and they tell you
Speaker 3: to sit down and shut up because you're a conspiracy
Speaker 3: theorist or you're you know, you're anti science. What you
Speaker 3: fill in the blank. And it's just but now they're
Speaker 3: just doing the stuff like gaslighting, like you said, mystical
Speaker 3: Pharaoh in real time. It's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's really frustrating too, because it's like Danny Bongo, the
Speaker 4: only reason you even know the term black pill is
Speaker 4: because you and a lot of the other people in
Speaker 4: this cabinet and a lot of like Normy g Piers
Speaker 4: were mucking around in our swim lanes here in podcasting
Speaker 4: and truth seeking land. You know, while you were gearing
Speaker 4: up for this administration. You know, that's the only reason.
Speaker 4: And you were in there talking crap about Epstein, talking
Speaker 4: crap about globalism, talking crap about Benghazi, talk crap about
Speaker 4: Hillary Clinton, talking crap about this, that and the other
Speaker 4: and now and how we're gonna clean it up. This
Speaker 4: is gonna happen. That's gonna happen. We're gonna be no
Speaker 4: more war la la la.
Speaker 1: But it took a tall Hasher because he remember he
Speaker 1: did that interview and he was like, listen, I go
Speaker 1: to work every day, okay, at nine to like five
Speaker 1: or six. My my marriage is suffering. I go to
Speaker 1: work five days a week for this. You know, it's
Speaker 1: a it's a lot to take in. You mean, like
Speaker 1: every person?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so what that makes you special? How? So what
Speaker 4: that makes you special? How in what way? Actually?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 8: Can we play that video?
Speaker 4: Oh? The Dave Smith one? Is that the one?
Speaker 3: N theo vonn Or pulling out right?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, Von's out totally quick on Dan Bond.
Speaker 7: Imagine being such a shell boot licking coward that you
Speaker 7: admit that this state gave you cancer with the miracle
Speaker 7: jab and you turn around and suck them off some more.
Speaker 7: I know that's your damn Bond Gino. What a cowardly
Speaker 7: piece of I don't even know. Is he a human?
Speaker 7: I don't even know at this point, but what a coward.
Speaker 4: His numbers must be so down. I imagine his audience
Speaker 4: is like a fifth of what it was.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 7: What what causes.
Speaker 10: Dear to your heart?
Speaker 8: Causes dear to my Israel?
Speaker 1: Is number one?
Speaker 8: Is it Ai?
Speaker 4: I don't know you brought the link you're supposed to.
Speaker 8: I don't know, man, I so like, I just I
Speaker 8: just I just hope it's Ai, because if it's not,
Speaker 8: then we just knew his Now it's a question mark.
Speaker 4: You know, Oh man? The comments under this are gnarly
Speaker 4: just getting ratio so bad?
Speaker 3: New or old?
Speaker 4: Uh, let's see, here's a lot here, here's when it
Speaker 4: says that's old.
Speaker 7: I've seen that clip floating around for probably like a year.
Speaker 7: It's pretty it looks like I don't know if it's true,
Speaker 7: but it's been floating around the internet for a while.
Speaker 4: It looks like, Yeah, there's enough people commenting under here,
Speaker 4: it looks like it's probably legit. All right, Well, yeah,
Speaker 4: here you go. Here's here's the picture right here. This
Speaker 4: is this one says it all as far as this
Speaker 4: story goes boom Danny Bongo.
Speaker 3: Well, now, now now do one where it's Jeffrey Epstein's
Speaker 3: face or the files on the gravestone, and it's all
Speaker 3: this distraction over Venezuela throwing the peace sign, right because again,
Speaker 3: yet again, you know, another huge thing happens, and everybody's
Speaker 3: not worried about the Epstein files again that are not
Speaker 3: coming apparently, and from what I hear, although I haven't
Speaker 3: fully vetted this, but it was on my news feeds
Speaker 3: and I shared it, we're not going to see the
Speaker 3: rest of the Epstein files, probably until after Trump leaves office.
Speaker 4: Yeah, maybe after he leaves the planet. Maybe never at all.
Speaker 4: We're still waiting on JFK files. We're still waiting on
Speaker 4: disclosure for pretty much anything and everything.
Speaker 3: As the Gold audit in fox Fort Knox going every.
Speaker 4: Dingy right, I don't know, I don't know. Seems a
Speaker 4: little busy for audits right now. Let's talk weird betting
Speaker 4: stuff real quick here, So more betting on real world chaos.
Speaker 4: We've got information markets and manipulation we're looking at here.
Speaker 4: So if you've been following this, you know what I'm
Speaker 4: alluding to. We talked about it on Sunday Wire a
Speaker 4: little bit with Patrick henningson my browsers lost connection and
Speaker 4: no one will be able to hear the audio. That's fine,
Speaker 4: I know how to fix that now, super easy share screen.
Speaker 4: You just got to do it over again and we're back.
Speaker 4: Crypto underscore Joker says, what the fuck is going on
Speaker 4: with insider trading on polymarket? Another potential insider on polymarket
Speaker 4: just placed fifteen thousand dollars overnight, a brand new account
Speaker 4: started building a position on the market. So what's interesting?
Speaker 4: No diversification at all, ignoring similar markets with later dates,
Speaker 4: carefully entering with limit orders to avoid pumping the price.
Speaker 4: Are you accumulating fifteen thousand dollars on a position, and
Speaker 4: there are things like, you know, will the leader of
Speaker 4: risk voting on I think this was the Iran one. Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: Commany out as Supreme Leader of Iran by January thirty first.
Speaker 4: So okay, right.
Speaker 8: That's on my X feet all about it. On color
Speaker 8: Revolution right.
Speaker 4: Now, Yep, there's Color Revolution operation apparently happening in Iran
Speaker 4: right now.
Speaker 1: That whole thing is did they put up a Trump
Speaker 1: Street in Tehran?
Speaker 4: I don't know, did they? I did not see?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think they did see.
Speaker 3: But yeah, we just listen quick. We just saw earlier
Speaker 3: this evening a clip of Lindsey Graham and his friend
Speaker 3: in the bathroom stall there on Air Force one talking
Speaker 3: about Cuba getting all excited about doing the thing with Cuba. Well,
Speaker 3: that's weird. That's a different tune coming from that guy.
Speaker 3: Isn't he usually loud and vocal about doing the thing
Speaker 3: in Iran?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 3: Why why is it that I can find news clips
Speaker 3: about them threatening action now that they did this thing
Speaker 3: with Venezuela and all that shit. Right, they're talking about Mexico,
Speaker 3: They're talking about Cuba, Columbia, Nicaragua, Mexica, I mean, Canada,
Speaker 3: even Greenland, but they're really not talking about Iran. But
Speaker 3: we know from news reports and other independent media shit's
Speaker 3: going down and Iran, like literally just in the last
Speaker 3: twenty four hours, there was an entire internet blackout, you know,
Speaker 3: right on the heels of this other bizarre story that
Speaker 3: we were looking at in the private chat hasher about
Speaker 3: that cognitive electro magnetic warfare ship or whatever that is, right,
Speaker 3: and you know, and look at the move they did
Speaker 3: in Venezuela, a blackout.
Speaker 1: Power their embassies, I think the Russian Yeah.
Speaker 3: And just we just had a there was a congressman
Speaker 3: or a senator. There was somebody making the rounds doing
Speaker 3: the thing saying somethinghow like Masad is right there walking
Speaker 3: alongside the protesters, and Iran hint more than hinting at
Speaker 3: that they're going to do a false flight because the
Speaker 3: President's like, well, you know, before the whole Venezuela thing,
Speaker 3: he was saying openly that if you know, he said, well,
Speaker 3: if the Iran starts shooting protesters, we're going to go
Speaker 3: do the thing, you know, And then he goes and
Speaker 3: does the thing in Venezuela. And then of course, now
Speaker 3: we're shooting protesters.
Speaker 7: But whatever are you saying? CIA would shoot protesters and
Speaker 7: Iran and then use that as an excuse to go
Speaker 7: and do a regime change.
Speaker 3: For the record, I never said that, but you did
Speaker 3: sam change with.
Speaker 7: You, Mike Pompeo, the former CIA, That's what it was.
Speaker 7: Thank you is the one that said masades walking side
Speaker 7: by side with Iranians protesting there. So they did again
Speaker 7: the veils being lifted. They're being transparent, so I guess
Speaker 7: we can't complain. We're saying, look, the emperor has no clothes,
Speaker 7: open tyranny in your face, a bitch too much and
Speaker 7: you're gonna get whacked next.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, of course we've got massad agents walking around
Speaker 4: next to some of those people. Of course, Okay, this
Speaker 4: is no good, No, you go ahead.
Speaker 8: No, I mean, this is exactly the same shit they
Speaker 8: did in twenty eleven. Was out of spring. It's basically
Speaker 8: I was just saying, it's a color evolution playbook all
Speaker 8: over again, right, I was just watching now a video
Speaker 8: one of the biggest mosque in Irans got like in
Speaker 8: Iran got basically set on fire, Like who will set
Speaker 8: a moscue on fire?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 8: Great, There is no mostlim will do that. Never. It
Speaker 8: doesn't matter till me. Whatever they hit the gut of
Speaker 8: that regime. They will not set a Masquan fire. There's
Speaker 8: no way.
Speaker 3: Simalian immigrants, Pharaoh.
Speaker 4: China, definitely Venezuelan's there's okay. So there was another one.
Speaker 4: White House Press Secretary Caroline Levitt abruptly ended the White
Speaker 4: House Press Briefing seconds before reaching sixty five minutes. This
Speaker 4: is all getting so stupid on the Calshi platform, another
Speaker 4: one of these betting things, betting on random, weird shit.
Speaker 4: I can't even pronounce it. I'm new to this stuff.
Speaker 4: There was a market betting on whether the briefing would
Speaker 4: last more than sixty five minutes. That's right. Apparently there
Speaker 4: are betting websites where people bet on stupid shit like this.
Speaker 4: Minutes before the end, the odds gave a ninety eight
Speaker 4: percent chance for a yes, making the bet on no
Speaker 4: very cheap. When she stopped exactly before the mark, those
Speaker 4: who bet on no profited about fifty x in seconds.
Speaker 4: Suspicions of insider trading arose because Levitt looked up, possibly
Speaker 4: at a clock or a signal, before cutting off on
Speaker 4: social media. Many believe that someone from the team or
Speaker 4: close to the White House bet on No in the
Speaker 4: final moments, using insider information. Let's look at her abrupt
Speaker 4: ending here and see if we see anything suspicious.
Speaker 7: On November in November of last year, and so I
Speaker 7: would encourage everyone to take a look at the site.
Speaker 7: It's quite well done. And thank you all very much.
Speaker 7: It's great to be back with you.
Speaker 4: Okay, Well, I don't know. It didn't look any different
Speaker 4: than the end of any of her other little talks.
Speaker 3: But the no no bro, you can she threw the fight,
Speaker 3: she through the fight.
Speaker 4: Well, someone made some money on it, and it is
Speaker 4: definitely sus I think we had another example of this
Speaker 4: kind of thing happening on Sunday Wire. Someone was betting
Speaker 4: on Maduro being out of Venezuela and made a bunch
Speaker 4: of money.
Speaker 1: I would bet on Rubio being the next Republican president
Speaker 1: or Canada.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, stop it.
Speaker 3: Oh that's seventy two right now, based.
Speaker 1: The neo con Soldier.
Speaker 8: Yeah, I just I just don'tloaded polymarket like a few
Speaker 8: days ago. Oh really, I'm like five hundred Southern for
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Speaker 8: thousand people in front of me to get access to
Speaker 8: polymarket right now.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, there's a gnarly waiting list weight list
Speaker 4: who knew? Oh wow, okay, well, thanks for trying it
Speaker 4: out for us. Now we know something a little more
Speaker 4: about it. This is all very interesting and weird, all right.
Speaker 4: And last one I got for you guys. I saw
Speaker 4: people complaining today because the Doomsday plane flew into Lax.
Speaker 4: And they're mad because the Doom's Day plane costs US
Speaker 4: HACKS payers three hundred and seventy two thousand, four hundred
Speaker 4: and ninety six dollars per hour to fly, whereas the
Speaker 4: standard cabinet jet costs forty two, nine hundred and thirty
Speaker 4: six dollars an hour to fly. I'm upset at the
Speaker 4: standard cabinet flight cost. My goodness, we're really paying that
Speaker 4: much for these guys to fly around in that kind
Speaker 4: of luxury. But the Doomsday plane the first time the
Speaker 4: E four Bravo night Watch has ever landed at Lax,
Speaker 4: and it's fifty one years of service. This is just
Speaker 4: more show boating right here, Dog and pony show, Let's
Speaker 4: get the night Watch out. Is fifty one year old
Speaker 4: night Watch send it to Lax three days after US
Speaker 4: force has captured Maduro in Venezuela. Same week, Iran's army
Speaker 4: chief threatened preemptive strike. Same day, Trump proposed a one
Speaker 4: point five trillion dollar defense budget. This aircraft is built
Speaker 4: to survive nuclear war, hardened against the electromagnetic pulse, designed
Speaker 4: to command America's strategic forces if Washington is destroyed and
Speaker 4: uh well Wednesday night at touchdown at America's second busiest
Speaker 4: commercial airport, film live by aviation spotters tracked on public
Speaker 4: flight data maximum visibility. The Pentagon hasn't explained the aircraft choice.
Speaker 4: I don't know what to make of that. I just
Speaker 4: thought i'd throw it out there base. What do you
Speaker 4: think they brought.
Speaker 1: Out Boomer Express coming in hot? I mean.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think many people under like sixty would
Speaker 4: give a fuck or think much about the doomsday plane.
Speaker 4: Maybe I'm wrong. I don't know, Yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 4: don't know, Parah, Why did they do this? What's what
Speaker 4: are they trying to say here, We're gonna have nuclear war?
Speaker 8: I don't know.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 8: And then the Post Office, like they sent that letter
Speaker 8: to everybody talk about national emergency and how they should
Speaker 8: add I think he's a national emergency, and that let
Speaker 8: these same letter was only sent during COVID time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that one, I'm not that one. I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think people might that that account to put that out.
Speaker 4: I follow that account too. There's I'm not too worried
Speaker 4: about that one. There's some community notes under that one
Speaker 4: that kind of say that this has been in that
Speaker 4: in the documentation since that time. I think. I don't know.
Speaker 4: Still though, I hate all that stuff, and anytime I
Speaker 4: see that rear its ugly head, it makes me cringe
Speaker 4: to have it in government documents. Still at this point, cringe.
Speaker 3: Worthy, cringe worthy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Yeah, we've, we've, we've. Yeah, the doomsday clock.
Speaker 3: Oh, I have a hot take on it.
Speaker 4: I go for it. Ruggs.
Speaker 3: It's a it's a ritual. It's a Satanic, esoteric, free
Speaker 3: Masonic ritual. Was flown three days to Lax after the
Speaker 3: Maduro capture. Uh So that's significant right there. And it
Speaker 3: was probably along the thirty third parallel and it probably
Speaker 3: flew for thirty three hours in thirty three minutes. But yeah,
Speaker 3: somebody wants to look into that. I'm just suggesting that
Speaker 3: there might be something weird about that going on. Maybe
Speaker 3: that's the only reason they do these things.
Speaker 4: We're going to need the person with the corkboard and
Speaker 4: the multicolored strings and and all that to verify that one.
Speaker 3: US Matria calculators.
Speaker 1: Ready, it was the Nighthawk. You know, it's the it's
Speaker 1: the final flight of a Nubis or something.
Speaker 3: Right, that's the spirit man. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Hey, I'm a pair of shooting back in. Are you
Speaker 6: guys talking about the bullets and the atomic scientist?
Speaker 4: No, no, go, go for that though. We were talking
Speaker 4: about how they landed the doomsday jet at lax on
Speaker 4: Wednesday this week and to do no the doomsday clock.
Speaker 4: It just it just teeters between you know, eleven fifty
Speaker 4: eight and midnight.
Speaker 1: It could be they auctioned it and somebody bought it,
Speaker 1: like a private buyer bought it and they were just
Speaker 1: flying it out.
Speaker 3: The doomsday plane.
Speaker 1: Yeah, hot it that's something Trump would do.
Speaker 4: And you know that.
Speaker 6: Describe hash real briefly, this doomsday plane or whatever that is.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've heard of it. Just refreshed my memory.
Speaker 4: Well I did while you were away. Mark. I don't
Speaker 4: want to bore everybody by saying what I already said.
Speaker 4: I don't I'm not trying to I'm not I'm just
Speaker 4: being snarky. Mark. So it's a it's a E four
Speaker 4: B night Watch and it's never landed at Lax and
Speaker 4: it's fifty one years of service. And uh, the normal
Speaker 4: jet the cabinet uses costs forty two approximately forty three
Speaker 4: thousand dollars an hour to fly, and this jet costs
Speaker 4: just shy of four hundred thousand dollars an hour to fly.
Speaker 6: Okay, So the main personnel that would have the football
Speaker 6: and all the nuclear mons.
Speaker 4: Code, that's the one. It's the one that they would
Speaker 4: use to defend the country. And if Washington was nuked.
Speaker 6: You know, the nuclear arsenal, that whole thing has been
Speaker 6: something of an enigma over the decades. One wonders, again,
Speaker 6: just sort of an open analysis. One wonders how old
Speaker 6: the arsenal is? In many ways, how much has it
Speaker 6: been modernized. Do they still use the MIRV system, multiple
Speaker 6: independent re entry vehicles, you know, where one rocket would
Speaker 6: give way to several warheads. Are the nuclear submarines still
Speaker 6: fully loaded? You know, how often? Since there's such a
Speaker 6: massive ban on testing those things, what kind of reliability
Speaker 6: is there in the system? Again, how are the delivery
Speaker 6: vehicles as well as the weapons themselves. I think the
Speaker 6: nuclear arsenal is something of a not an unreality, but
Speaker 6: it's certainly something that can be used to bring the
Speaker 6: people to sort of make them cower and fear if
Speaker 6: they want to rev up the scenarios in such a
Speaker 6: way where it would point toward that, And the doomsday
Speaker 6: clock kind of plays its own role. Oh look, we're
Speaker 6: no longer four minutes to midnight, now we're two minutes
Speaker 6: to midnight. How much of that is simply psychological in
Speaker 6: other words, designed to be mainly psychological. Well, you know,
Speaker 6: in effect, In essence, all warfare is informational and psychological
Speaker 6: pretty much all the time, and it only goes kinetic
Speaker 6: once in a while. You have rhetoric, you have nuclear
Speaker 6: saber rattling, you have the doomsday clock, all the things
Speaker 6: to make it seem like the future is pretty grim,
Speaker 6: even hopeless. I remember reading some articles when I was
Speaker 6: first an activist journalist back in the eighties, when I
Speaker 6: first got into news. I remember reading some articles where
Speaker 6: the prospect of a future nuclear holocaust was causing people
Speaker 6: not to want to have families, not to want to
Speaker 6: get married, and pretty much just damn the torpedoes, pardon
Speaker 6: the pond, and you know, it changed everybody's psyche. Maybe
Speaker 6: not everybody, but a sizable cross section of the population.
Speaker 6: So in a way, the nuclear arsenal is far more
Speaker 6: effective psychologically on a day by day basis in a
Speaker 6: way than it would be kinetically, because kinetically seems so
Speaker 6: unthinkable and out of reach and unlikely.
Speaker 5: So that arsenal's main.
Speaker 6: Weaponization and main effect is psychological, and that would be
Speaker 6: a date pretty much a daily thing.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, oh yeah, one hundred percent. Mark.
Speaker 5: Let me add one thing.
Speaker 6: That would mean that they could say they have ten
Speaker 6: thousand warheads on the US side, but they might have
Speaker 6: one thousand. You know, there might have been a lot
Speaker 6: of them that were decommissioned. They're not going to often
Speaker 6: talk about decommissioning because then there's nuclear waste. Then they
Speaker 6: want to bury it. Then they have to have public
Speaker 6: hearings on where to bury the waste. Maybe they want
Speaker 6: to avoid those hearings. But I've always felt that the
Speaker 6: arsenals are a lot smaller than we're told, precisely because
Speaker 6: the main use of it is psychological.
Speaker 3: Was it the British troops or our troops that during
Speaker 3: one of the World Wars was using inflatable tanks to
Speaker 3: make it look like we had more than the English things.
Speaker 6: Okay, yeah, yeah it you really would have to get
Speaker 6: into it now.
Speaker 5: A lot of the old silos.
Speaker 6: You can buy an old silo now in Kansas, Nebraska
Speaker 6: and move into it and live underground, which would be
Speaker 6: kind of cool in.
Speaker 1: A way, but it's a in one of those Yeah.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 6: A lot of those minute Men silos have been decommissioned,
Speaker 6: and so you wonder, then how far has that went,
Speaker 6: the decommissioning, removing the weapons, removing the launch vehicles, you know,
Speaker 6: getting rid of the waist quietly, maybe dumping it in
Speaker 6: the ocean. Does Uncle Sam really want to maintain that
Speaker 6: arsenal on top of everything else?
Speaker 5: Has it done?
Speaker 7: So?
Speaker 6: It would it would just be interesting to go to
Speaker 6: be a fly on the wall at these different nuclear
Speaker 6: launch sites and see what really is there, you know
Speaker 6: what I mean?
Speaker 1: I can ask a question, Mark, have you have you
Speaker 1: heard the thing about that the reason that we bombed
Speaker 1: that Trump bomb Iran was because our Israel threatened to
Speaker 1: use a nuke.
Speaker 5: Uh, yeah, I've heard that remark. Yeah, I've heard of it.
Speaker 5: I think, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: I think that's how at apparently, you know, manipulated him
Speaker 1: into using into bo You know, we we did the
Speaker 1: bombing so they wouldn't drop a new Apparently is one
Speaker 1: of the what are the hearsay things for the reason
Speaker 1: that we did that? I guess probably some truth to that,
Speaker 1: I guess.
Speaker 4: Let me break in here, you guys. I gotta get
Speaker 4: Mystical Farah out of here and we got to wind
Speaker 4: our way down. Mystical Pharaoh, thanks for being here tonight.
Speaker 4: Man over to you for any saved rounds or final
Speaker 4: thoughts before you got to get out here. It looks
Speaker 4: like we're off to h as expected a wild beginning
Speaker 4: to twenty twenty six, So buckle up, man.
Speaker 8: Oh, it's gonna get it's gonna get. David and Weird there. Well,
Speaker 8: nice to be is everybody. Thanks guys, and we'll see
Speaker 8: you next week.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, Pharaoh? There he goes, Mystical Pharaoh,
Speaker 4: punching out. Okay, let's go around the room here, take
Speaker 4: any responses on anything we've covered. See if there's any
Speaker 4: final thoughts, we'll go to Mark Anderson. Mark, uh, save rounds,
Speaker 4: final thoughts, anything you want to throw out there before
Speaker 4: we shut it down tonight.
Speaker 6: Well, the Trump thing has been the dominant thing of
Speaker 6: the conversation. You know now that the US is no
Speaker 6: longer a bona fide republic and it's it's an empire.
Speaker 6: That would mean the rules of republicanism, not the Republican party,
Speaker 6: but republicanism republic government don't really apply. So in effect,
Speaker 6: it's a new government. You know that the original, the
Speaker 6: original framework of the of the Republic, let's just face it,
Speaker 6: has been largely overthrown, and not just by Trump.
Speaker 5: So you're, in a way, you're looking at a new.
Speaker 6: Government in the United States, a post republic empire government.
Speaker 6: And so in a way we can look at it
Speaker 6: with fresh glasses. We may not always like what we see.
Speaker 6: There might be a few things that will be like wow,
Speaker 6: well maybe that maybe that's not so bad or something,
Speaker 6: But it's it's definitely a game of chance. It's definitely
Speaker 6: a roulette wheel approach to government, it seems. But that's
Speaker 6: just kind of the way I see a post republican,
Speaker 6: post republic empire. Not that this hasn't been known, but
Speaker 6: like you said in the beginning, hash now it's just
Speaker 6: there's no pretense anymore.
Speaker 4: Right, Yep, the soft power days are gone and the
Speaker 4: pretense is pretty much all missing and gone, and just
Speaker 4: I guess they feel it's unnecessary at this point, which
Speaker 4: is something that struck me in twenty twenty. It was
Speaker 4: just like, Wow, they're not even trying to pretend that
Speaker 4: this isn't open domination, that this isn't anything other than
Speaker 4: you know, nineteen eighty four, because that's what's your fun.
Speaker 5: Me. Let me add one more thing.
Speaker 6: If they try and say it's Monroe doctrine, as far
Speaker 6: as I understand that, that would not be true, because
Speaker 6: the Monroe Doctrine was more of a defensive measure to
Speaker 6: not have a overbearing after breaking free of the British Empire,
Speaker 6: to not have an overbearing European intrigue and influence on
Speaker 6: the government. What's going on now is very proactive. It's
Speaker 6: not defensive, it's it's offensive. It's it's very much a proactive, strident,
Speaker 6: hemisphere wide thing.
Speaker 1: Now we might see the Donro doctrine.
Speaker 5: That's that's very that's very clever.
Speaker 6: I mean, if if the early talk about tariff revenue,
Speaker 6: if the Supreme Court does not knock knock that tariff
Speaker 6: thing down. If somehow that survives all that talk about, well,
Speaker 6: we don't need the irs anymore. We'll have the external
Speaker 6: revenue service. Let's get rid of the ten forty. A
Speaker 6: lot of us wouldn't mind that, especially the lower and
Speaker 6: middle classes. But sundry occasional benefits like that might not
Speaker 6: be enough, you know, just like in a while, there's
Speaker 6: a little perk here, in a perk there.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: If we're to have a free society, we need more
Speaker 6: than just perks, we need assurances.
Speaker 5: So I'll leave it with that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all right, Mark. Yeah. You know a lot
Speaker 4: of people that watch this show, and some of our
Speaker 4: colleagues don't even believe in nuclear weapons at all. They
Speaker 4: think it's all fake and all gay, and we've been
Speaker 4: syoped that they don't even have them. It's not real.
Speaker 4: What we saw at Hiroshima and Nagasaki were mass fire
Speaker 4: bombs and not you know what we were told they were.
Speaker 4: And that's always a fun time to not go down
Speaker 4: a rabbit hole, because then we'll start talking about whether
Speaker 4: dinosaurs are fake and gay or not, and we'll be
Speaker 4: here all night. But my door is open on all
Speaker 4: these topics. That's for sure, they all have great arguments
Speaker 4: on each side. But Mark, it was great to have you.
Speaker 4: To thetruthhound dot com is where you find Mark UK
Speaker 4: column dot o RG on Fridays.
Speaker 5: That's that's been changed.
Speaker 6: I've been reassigned to be writing more articles and doing
Speaker 6: more interviews and not appearing on the regular news as much.
Speaker 5: So okay, just a footnote.
Speaker 6: A nice meeting Sam. I don't think I've been on Yes, yep,
Speaker 6: awesome Sam, good stuff.
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, glad you guys were here together tonight. We'll
Speaker 4: see you next time. Mark.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sorry, I had the long breaks some unavoidable domestic matter.
Speaker 4: See you guys later, all right later, man, h there
Speaker 4: goes Mark Anderson. I'll send it over to Sam. Sam,
Speaker 4: thanks for being here tonight and need save around's final
Speaker 4: thoughts anything going throughout there before we got to let
Speaker 4: you go. Be sure and follow Weaponized News if you're
Speaker 4: not already on Rumble and X.
Speaker 7: Yeah, thank you, hush Husher, thank you ruck Us and
Speaker 7: everybody on this broadcast. Yeah, comply with the Feds or
Speaker 7: they're gonna kill you. And that's America and so Mac
Speaker 7: loves it, and so they're going to get the tyranny
Speaker 7: that they love, and I don't even want to hear
Speaker 7: it when a Democrat gets some power uses that same
Speaker 7: government tyranny, because we know if the roles are reversed,
Speaker 7: they be screaming, jumping up and down, and all the
Speaker 7: conservatives mouse are quiet. So they're all clowns as well
Speaker 7: as the Democrat left wingers, whatever you want to call them,
Speaker 7: because people refuse to see what's in front of their face.
Speaker 7: There is no deep state, there is no whatever. It's
Speaker 7: the government, and they keep us fighting amongst each other,
Speaker 7: Republican Democrat, it's the government. And we're going to see
Speaker 7: an escalation of destabilization in this country because they've already
Speaker 7: kicked it off as we can see, and it's going
Speaker 7: to escalate here now as long as we're all fighting
Speaker 7: with each other, we don't point our finger back at
Speaker 7: the corrupt government.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Man, Galatian tactics would be so easy to apply
Speaker 4: with many of the things that we have discussed tonight,
Speaker 4: and what we see as the opposite, We see kerosene
Speaker 4: being launched onto small flames, open flames, large flames. So anyway, Sam,
Speaker 4: thanks for being here tonight. Appreciate your time, Appreciate what
Speaker 4: you do out there weaponized news. There he goes hitting
Speaker 4: Ejack from the boiler room, based over to you man
Speaker 4: save final thoughts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I would just like to remind people that the
Speaker 1: tagging and bagging of Maduro does have some historical precedent.
Speaker 1: I haven't really heard anybody talking about the time that
Speaker 1: Hitler sent Otto Skorzeny to do the same thing to
Speaker 1: Mussolini on top of the Grand Sassa. It was the
Speaker 1: legendary story from World War Two. He went in on
Speaker 1: a glider no fatalities, took the former fascist duce, and
Speaker 1: then glided off the mountain and got back to Germany safely.
Speaker 1: Pretty wild event. Is sort of the forerunner of special operations.
Speaker 1: Of course, there was what's his name in Panama. I
Speaker 1: can't remember the fucking guy's name anymore, but Noriega. But anyway, yeah,
Speaker 1: interesting stuff. I did put an article in there in
Speaker 1: the chat about this grave robbing thing, which is wild
Speaker 1: if it's total change of subject. But if you guys
Speaker 1: saw the news about that, there was a apparently a
Speaker 1: bust of a massive grave robber who robbed one hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty one graves in sub cemetery.
Speaker 4: If you know what, Right after every right after Ed
Speaker 4: Dean becomes like a cultural phenomenon. Are you kidding me, dude?
Speaker 1: I just heard about this today. I put it right.
Speaker 1: It's that Guardian link right there. They said it was
Speaker 1: the worst thing that they've ever seen. I just put
Speaker 1: it there because we've actually talked about stuff like this
Speaker 1: before over the years. Remember they found the House of
Speaker 1: Horrors like in downtown like Phoenix.
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 1: Remember they they had all the shipping containers. There was
Speaker 1: the story about the guy whose grandmother died, remember, and
Speaker 1: they were you know, he took her to the funeral
Speaker 1: home and then unbeknownst to him, they sold her body
Speaker 1: to science, which then sold it to the military. And
Speaker 1: then the next thing he knew, on a on a
Speaker 1: firing range, he was shooting at his actual grandmother's carcass.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that story.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I didn't. I thought they they tied her to
Speaker 4: like a rocket or something, they did something insane with it.
Speaker 4: I was, yeah, I remember, we talked about that on
Speaker 4: the boiler room. Back in the day.
Speaker 1: There was one where they like cut off someone's head
Speaker 1: and put it on a different body, and it was
Speaker 1: like their son was it was target practice and it
Speaker 1: was just a big accident, you know, Syncrow unfortunate series
Speaker 1: of movies. Anyway, Anyway, that's heinous stuff. That's not really
Speaker 1: a light way to end this. So I'm sorry, but yeah,
Speaker 1: happy New Year to everybody. I hope the new year
Speaker 1: is blessed for us. I hope that even though we
Speaker 1: started off with some crazy stuff, you know, it's actually
Speaker 1: better than last year. Remember last year we had the
Speaker 1: New Orleans thing, and then we had the bomb and
Speaker 1: the mass casualty events, and hopefully we won't hopefully we
Speaker 1: won't see that again, and hopefully we'll have peace peace
Speaker 1: in our time. So thanks you guys, love.
Speaker 4: You all, I hope, so, Man, love you too, buddy.
Speaker 4: There goes baselet analyzer. I don't know, man, I don't
Speaker 4: know ruckus if this year's kickoff.
Speaker 3: It seemed like he's been paying attention.
Speaker 4: Think this year's kickoff may have escalated from last year personally, But.
Speaker 3: We just took over our country. We just sent dated
Speaker 3: and kidnapped their president and his wife. Get the half
Speaker 3: out of here. I think this one takes the cake.
Speaker 1: Yo.
Speaker 3: We just we just watched somebody get shot in the face.
Speaker 4: Was a tesla with some fireworks inside and that Yeah,
Speaker 4: I don't know, we don't need to put it on
Speaker 4: the scale, but yeah, this year's good.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, listen, So I listened. A lot of a
Speaker 3: lot of independent analysts and tech people pay attention to
Speaker 3: the technocracy, have been pointing out that twenty twenty five
Speaker 3: was laying the groundwork, the foundation, and that twenty twenty
Speaker 3: six is time to go to work. And that's what
Speaker 3: we're seeing. So I do. There's two things. So there's
Speaker 3: this one I share that we were taking a look
Speaker 3: at in the in our private chat about the cognitive
Speaker 3: electromagnetic warfare now cognitive electronic warfare. There we go, not
Speaker 3: electro magnetic. Sorry, So there was this. So there's the
Speaker 3: expost about the if you want to read that part there.
Speaker 4: So cognitive electromagnetic warfare is now a budget line item.
Speaker 4: The public deserves honesty, says at Len Bear MD. In
Speaker 4: the NDAA fiscal year twenty twenty six, there's a line
Speaker 4: one oh six titled Cognitive Electromagnetic Warfare priced at forty
Speaker 4: four million dollars and some change. Is listed under Department
Speaker 4: of the Air Force RDT and E Research, Development, Test
Speaker 4: and Evaluation. This title signals that the DoD considers cognitive
Speaker 4: effects within the electromagnetic domain to be a legitimate area
Speaker 4: of capability development with real dollars attached. The reality or
Speaker 4: even feasibility of this capability has been concealed from us,
Speaker 4: the American public for a long time. And he goes
Speaker 4: on from there, but we'll link that on the show page.
Speaker 4: So more more your tax dollars being used for you,
Speaker 4: I mean against you. Maybe we don't know who.
Speaker 3: Actually, And it sounds awfully intimidating, and I'm sure it is,
Speaker 3: but when you start digging into it, a lot of
Speaker 3: it involves the what we were what they said they
Speaker 3: were going to do, is they were going to ramrod
Speaker 3: warp speed into the military artificial intelligence. So this is
Speaker 3: again the the the big tech and the AI getting
Speaker 3: heavily involved now in the military. And how much you
Speaker 3: want to bet that that's what? You know, if the
Speaker 3: Venezuelan operation or whatever it was was all about board,
Speaker 3: I bet you they were doing this kind of shit, right.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, And then you know Trump comes out and says, oh,
Speaker 3: we want the one point five trillion for the military.
Speaker 3: You got to YadA, YadA, you really think that that
Speaker 3: money is for for what? The soldiers because they're gonna
Speaker 3: Are they gonna up there recruiting efforts, Are they going
Speaker 3: to start feeding and treating? Are they gonna like, oh,
Speaker 3: the money's going to Elon Musk and Lucky Palmer and
Speaker 3: his helmets and his drones and all of that shit.
Speaker 3: Correct me if I'm wrong, Stop me if I'm just lying?
Speaker 3: Am I am? I stealing bullshit out of my mouth?
Speaker 4: No, you're right. I mean, although this a good time
Speaker 4: wearing Hockey's helmets, I suppose, But yeah, I mean that's
Speaker 4: pretty small potatoes when we're talking about like if you
Speaker 4: just watched the CEES and you've seen some of the
Speaker 4: videos of like the new Boston Dynamics robots and shit
Speaker 4: like that, and then to think that and of course,
Speaker 4: as we covered before on Boiler Room, we've got board
Speaker 4: members of some of these companies being given military officerships
Speaker 4: to go out and be involved in some of these things.
Speaker 4: So we know this is happening. So the big question
Speaker 4: is where does it all converge should be disturbed that
Speaker 4: you know, they want to weaponize cognitive electromagnetic warfare because
Speaker 4: we don't really we can imagine what that means, but
Speaker 4: we can't comprehend the capabilities there. It's very science fiction,
Speaker 4: but it's very in your face, right, it's very open
Speaker 4: empire illusion.
Speaker 3: That one's that one's a little heady for most people.
Speaker 3: So I think this one really drives the point home.
Speaker 3: How about something a little more closer to home, because
Speaker 3: you know, who cares all about the weird shit the
Speaker 3: military is doing in foreign lands in the name of
Speaker 3: conquering Greenland or whatever. What about you know the tensions
Speaker 3: that we're seeing between these fallible humans, this law enforcement
Speaker 3: who are poorly trained with drawing guns on people, shooting
Speaker 3: them in the face. Well, you know, as we discuss
Speaker 3: frequently here, you know, chaos, reaction, problem, reaction, solution, what's
Speaker 3: the solution? Solutions always text this. This was actually kind
Speaker 3: of an older story, but it's been making the realms
Speaker 3: in the last few days. Everybody's posting it again, including
Speaker 3: Fox News. I missed it. I don't know if you
Speaker 3: saw this, but RoboCop is here, but just not exactly
Speaker 3: the way you thought.
Speaker 4: Uh okay, So what do we got? What is a
Speaker 4: self driving police suv do ruckus.
Speaker 3: It drives itself and it comes with its own self policing,
Speaker 3: flying autonomous drone attached to the vehicle. It's really cool,
Speaker 3: it's neat.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, it's got a PUG, a police unmanned ground
Speaker 4: vehicle patrol partner. Okay, let's just not Can we stop
Speaker 4: doing this? Stuff is just ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Man, science fiction is fun, but only when it's science fiction.
Speaker 4: Right, Yeah, not so much.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So there's I think that's my prediction for twenty
Speaker 3: twenty six. Though. This is clearly the rise of technocracy,
Speaker 3: but more than that, a visceral, real impact on our
Speaker 3: lives of the AI, the machines, the robots. We will
Speaker 3: see the effing robots literally patrolling the streets in some way,
Speaker 3: shape or form. We will literally see those drones that
Speaker 3: you see floating over your head there and your picture
Speaker 3: graphic there hesher. We will see this right here, right
Speaker 3: now this year. Oh and also, according to the great prophet,
Speaker 3: the Bobby Yanga Voga whatever her lady that blind profit tests,
Speaker 3: that died in the nineties, She's got a lot of
Speaker 3: the prophecies, right, but she made a bunch of them
Speaker 3: before she died. The one that was for this year
Speaker 3: is that World War three is going to start this
Speaker 3: year and then sometime close around November is when the
Speaker 3: aliens reveal themselves, so we have all that to look
Speaker 3: forward to as well. Hesher. Okay, but if you'll excuse me,
Speaker 3: I need to go place a few bets on poly market.
Speaker 3: Thanks for having me, God bless everybody.
Speaker 4: Absolutely. Man, there goes Ruckus. You're gonna have to probably
Speaker 4: wait in line behind half a million other people unless
Speaker 4: you already have an account and you didn't tell us yet. Man,
Speaker 4: my goodness, we could be making some bets reading the
Speaker 4: tea leaves this year for sure. Well there you go, folks.
Speaker 4: We live in an empire without a disguise anymore more.
Speaker 4: AI insane marketplace right now, just crazy self driving police
Speaker 4: SUVs with drones coming off of them, I called. I
Speaker 4: think this is spectacle power. Right. We used to talk
Speaker 4: about soft power a lot, right, It's like forms of
Speaker 4: modern warfare. I think it's spectacle power. Now. This is
Speaker 4: all such a spectacle. So hey, the masks are off
Speaker 4: and it's twenty twenty six. I hope everybody has a
Speaker 4: great weekend. Thanks for joining us for the live show,
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Speaker 4: Check us out for Sunday Wire this Sunday. I'm sure
Speaker 4: it will be a interesting Sunday Wire with Patrick Henningson
Speaker 4: from twenty first Century Wire manning the show. Ruckus and
Speaker 4: I will most likely be there as well. See you
Speaker 4: next time.
Speaker 7: That's it.
Speaker 1: Go ahead and run, run home and cry to mama.