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what's going on? Man?
Speaker 2: How are you doing doing well? How about yourself doing good?
Speaker 1: Man? All right? So, I really just wanted to talk
about one subject. Because it's been all of these things
have been coming out over the past couple of days,
and you know it's all cope. Dude, it's all cope.
You're coping that you know, Yeah, you're coping. I see it. Oh.
By the way, if you ever use cope with me
on social media or like any platform, it's like an
instant block because I assume your enemy. I assume you're
I assume you're my enemy. So if you ever want
to get blocked, use the word cope at me does
to me. Cope is for enemies, so it's non productive. Yeah,
it's it. Well, I mean it's basically it's saying that
you're trying to rationalize an opinion that you had before,
and what it's saying is having opinions and being wrong.
There's something like if you stayed in opinion and it
turns out your opinion was wrong, that means there's something
wrong with you, yes, or or they're just trying to
embarrass you because there were nobody and they want some
kind of clout for their group chat.
Speaker 2: I have actually run into the latter very often recently,
and I never used to get it before, but now
I guess since I've been a little bit more public
with my statements or my predictions. Now I get people
like it was very recently, the one that just happens
all the time, but the one that sticks out the
most recently my memory is someone like I can't remember
what happened, but I don't know really like I ran, sneezed,
and Trump said, oh, you know something something I ran,
and like people were like jumping in my mentions like, oh,
you're fucking wrong, You're fucking wrong. You got it, Like
you need to admit it and apologize, like apologize for
excuse me what, Like, first off, what you're thinking is
happening is not happening. But like the fact that I
would have to apologize for it, it was just such
a novel thing, Like I've never heard of that. And
what's even more crazy is that no one even makes predictions.
It's another thing that's like a phenomenon of our thing
that I don't understand unless it's cowardice. Like in social cowardice,
it doesn't necessarily mean like, oh, you're afraid of like
leftists or whatever, but fear of like people making fun
of you or being wrong, or social cowardice in our
weird little in group. People are afraid to make predictions
or take stands on anything, Like they will fucking debate
at infinitum about shit that happened, you know, fifty one
hundred years ago, or ideologies that happened fifty one hundred,
two hundred years ago, and whether they're practical, Like they'll
talk infinitely about hypotheticals, but they'll never apply any of
this shit. Like, Okay, if you're saying that everyone is
wrong and this particular method of political analysis is better
than the other three or four methods of political analysis
one hundred years ago, then apply it. How do we
know something is better than something else? Well, we have
a hypothesis that we think it is. How do we
prove a hypothesis correct? We make predictions, right, That's how
a hypothesis becomes a theory and eventually a law. Like
if science can do that shit, how come like we can't.
I just don't understand how with all of these people,
you know, either calling each other wrong about x y
Z political theory or saying that nobody else understands x
y Z political theory, like you would think that we
would at least see some of this applied in the
real world, and why would you apply it so you
can know what's happening. I guess, like I just don't
get it. You should have to apologize for being wrong
because you broke the taboo of making a prediction, like
you made the political thought a real life thing, like
you're ruining it.
Speaker 1: There are a lot of people, if you know, for
somebody who's had a podcast for going on eight years
now and you know, has pretty much tried to keep
their private life to themselves. But one time my private
life leaked out, you realize that, like, there are people
just waiting for you to fail. They have so little
going on. I mean, I don't know what it is,
you know. I I don't want to play amateur psychologist
as to why. But people just wait for you to fail.
They want to see They're like, oh, it's too good
to be true. Oh look you're human. Oh and we're
gonna do We're gonna do everything we can to destroy you.
You know, we're gonna do everything we can to say
you're wrong about everything. And you know, I have people
who like because I say the government, the state should
suppress its enemies and should destroy its enemies. People call
me a fed I'm saying that the state should do
it the what most people who've ever lived, you know,
with the modern state consider to be the legitimate it,
the legit one that makes the exception. And they say, oh,
because I do that, I've never said. I've never told anyone,
and I will never tell a private individual to go
out there and commit violence, because it's not I mean,
if someone's punching you in the face, yeah, punch them back.
If somebody's breaking into your house, shoot them, okay. But
I've never said go commit political violence, because political violence
is for people who are in power.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and also anybody that is an enemy of the state.
Speaker 1: Yeah. And people are like, oh, well, you're a FED
because you say that. It's like, wow, Feds try to
get people in trouble. I'm not trying to get anyone
in trouble. As a matter of fact, I'm trying. My
whole purpose has been to try to help people to
mitigate any kind of harm that could come to them
from the state or from private violence. That's all I've
ever done. And oh, you're a FED and they wait
for me to fail. Oh, oh you know your opinion
on this. Oh, we can't decentralization isn't the answer because
this and that and China steps in and blah blah
blah blah blah blah blah. Yeah, I could be wrong
about all that. I'm willing to accept. I'm willing to
accept that I could be wrong about all that. I
just don't think I am. I don't see any way.
I don't see any way out of fixing this outside
of like a Caesar, And I don't see a Caesar
stepping up. I just don't think the spirit of the age.
Maybe the spirit of the Age is coming to that,
but I don't think I'm gonna see it in my lifetime.
So why would I even talk about that? No, talk
about what you do now. And you know what I
see in the world now, what my opinion is now.
I mean, you have literally people who who like Donald
Trump's Zionist. Donald Trump doesn't know what a Zionism means.
He doesn't know what it is. If his actions are
often friendly to Jewish people, Jewish power, or Israel, I
don't think that comes from Zionism. I think that comes
from Boomerism.
Speaker 2: Yep. And also he thought he like with okay, so
with Donald Trump and Zionism, particularly right, my god, everyone
that all of a sudden has an opinion on whether
Donald Trump is in the pay of you know, the
Zionists or is not in the pay of the Zionists,
whichever side you have, came to this position in sixteen
to twenty twenty and then completely forgot all about it
and focused on Joe Biden, and then all of a
sudden started caring about it when Donald Trump got back
into office, like now we care about whether Donald Trump
is Zionist or not, and never bought like basically there's
a four year gap where nobody quite paid attention and
if you did, like cause I I thought, like actually,
like it'd be more specific. I knew Donald Trump was
going to be back in the White House. I just
knew it. I don't know like that, I actually have
less Generally, I can rationalize and show evidence for all
of my opinions about how I got to where I am.
That one very little like that one just kind of
felt after twenty twenty and how twenty twenty shook out,
like I just I was just when all of it
was happening. I'm like this, this it's not over. Whether
it ends badly, like you know, I just I didn't
get a sense of finality with it. I'm like this,
they cannot allow this guy to just like go off
into the sunset, Like that's that's not going to happen.
And if they come after him, then he's going to
try and get back into office because that's the only
way he'll be able to survive. Right, Like, if the
whole government comes down on you, and there's really nothing
you can do, Like if the government wants you dead,
you're dead unless you're like of the weird you know,
freaks that was able to at one point in time
hold the height of government. Well, if you're one of
those people that was able to do that, and this
option is available to you, then that is the only
way you survive because any other way of doing it,
you're dead. And after January sixth, like this guy just
like they're not just letting this guy go. They're not
letting him walk away. There's they can't risk it, right
like you just they just stole and hypothetically stole an election,
you know, for our friends on YouTube, they just hypothetically
stole an election, right, so that means their rule is
tenuous at best at this period of time. So that
means just Donald Trump existing is a tremendous liability, right.
If that guy starts fucking mouthing off, then all of
the stuff that they're just trying to hope that everyone
forgets about, like hey, like, yeah, there may have been
some irregularities, and like everybody just go back to normal,
Like don't pay attention to this, Like that all ends
if that guy open his fucking mouth. So he is
like risk priority number one. So I knew he was
gonna end up back in office somehow, and so I've
paid attention to him. And all the stuff that you
want to know about whether Donald Trump is a Zionist
or not came out after he left office because for
some reason, they felt it really important to like ask
Donald Trump's opinion about how he felt about Benjamin Nettan
Yahoo personally after he left office. Like what the fuck
is it like a priority of PBS News Hour whether
or not a guy who's not president anymore likes Benjamin
Nettan Yahoo personally. That's weird, and it tells you that
behind the scene means something happened to where they are
very worried about whether a guy like Donald Trump is
harboring any negative feelings towards mister net Yahoo. And when
the PBS newswoman asked this question, Donald Trump's verbatim words were,
fuck him. He stabbed me in the back. Fuck that guy.
I'll never speak to him or I haven't spoken to
him since. Those are his exact words. And when I
read that, this is like okay, like this changed. This
changes that. You have to be able to change your paradigm.
And then he went on to explain why he felt
this way. And this answers the question whether Donald Trump
was in fact a Zionist or not. To your point, Pete,
the reason Israel got whatever he wanted is because Donald
Trump thought he had a deal. Donald Trump may not
love Israel anymore than he loves any other foreign nation,
but what Donald Trump does like is deals. And he
goes on in that interview to say, like, oh, I
thought I had a deal with them. You know I
got there backing. You know they got they got behind
my back one hundred percent, and I gave them everything
that they wanted. He's like no other president has given
Israel as much as I did. Everything that they asked for.
I gave them and they had my back until the
moment I needed it, which I'm assuming he's referring to
the control of the then you know, legacy media, when
I really needed it, he switched sides. He stabbed me
in the back. He's talking about Benjamin and that tells
you everything you need to know about Donald Trump and
Benjamin att Yahoo. Benjamin at Yahoo is the Lacud party.
The Lacud party is the Israeli state has been for
the last I don't know, thirty five years, right, They've
had a one party rule for longer than most people
listening to this stream have been alive. He is the
state there. So with Donald Trump, private person has now deep,
deep resentment, skepticism, and anger towards Benjamin at Yahoo, the
person that represents the state of Israel at this particular moment.
Donald Trump doesn't love Zionism or zion Frankly, he loved
the fact that he thought he had a deal with
one of the most power political players in domestic US politics,
and then he found out he didn't. Because Donald Trump
did give Israel whatever they wanted. Yeah, but Israel had
to do stuff for it. It was a deal. Both
parties had to do things. But you know what, happens
if you don't have much to give him next time?
What happens if you don't want to do any thing?
What happens if you want him to do something you
know that he won't do. All Right, Like, let's say
the thing that you need next is a line that
you don't think he's going to cross. Well, then you
need a different kind of person. You need a person
not that you have to deal with, but somebody that
you control outright, because now you're doing something that Team
Red guy isn't gonna like. So you need somebody that
basically is a slave. And as Ryan Dawson lays out
rather conclusively, there wasn't one Hunter Biden laptop. That's false.
If you heard about the Hunter Biden laptop and you
believed it, that's the second most effective kind of misinformation
or disinformation, actually more accurately, because it's not that they're
telling you something false. Right. That is the definition of
a limited hangout. We're gonna say, we're gonna dominate the
headlines in alternative conspiratory media with the Hunter Biden laptop.
The laptop it was three laptops. Well, that's quite a
bit different. Right, So if Rudy Giuliani and Donald Trump
got one laptop, which makes you wonder how they got
it and why that was such a big deal. Who's
got the other two? Where'd those go? Well? Hunter says
they were stolen by Ukrainian prostitutes in Las Vegas. Well,
you know who's got a lot of Ukrainian prostitutes. For
reasons I'm not going to get into, but feel free
to go and research yourself. Benjamin et Yaho's got a
lot of Ukrainian prostitutes. Those aren't Hunter Biden's laptops plural anymore.
Those are Benjamin et Yaho's laptops plural. And if you're
in possession of those laptops with somebody as prolific of
a scumbag as Hunter Biden was, not only do you
have Hunter Biden and his immediate family, but you've got
everybody that's done corrupt, underhanded business with them. Because having
the laptop doesn't matter in and of itself. Donald Trump
had the lap had a laptop in and of itself,
but that meant fuck all. As you could see, you
have to have the laptop, and then you have to
have the megaphone to tell everybody about what's on it.
You don't have effective blackmail unless you can disseminate it.
Benjamin att and Yahoo has the US institutional media and
the laptop plural laptops, so he actually has everything that
he needs to destroy Joe Biden and anyone that's ever
done business with his son, which would be John Kerry,
Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Michelle Obama, like literally the entire
Democratic apparatus has done corrupt deals with Hunter Biden. And
with the microphone and the mega sorry, the megaphone, you
could target each and every one of those people one
at a time. So by having a laptop, you effectively
have pretty rock solid blackmail on the entire managerial class
of the Democratic National Party. And that's a way more
sure thing. It's a way more sure bet then if
you can keep your deal with Donald Trump. So they
backed the other guy and betrayed Donald Trump. That's what
he's really angry about. How angry do you think Donald
Trump stays at people that betray him or, as he
puts it, stabs him in the back.
Speaker 1: You know, everything you just talked about takes a lot
of effort to learn. It's a lot easier to just say, dude,
you're coping he's just a zionist. Bro. Look the way
he pulled out a chair.
Speaker 2: He pulled out a chair.
Speaker 1: He pulled out dude, he pulled out a chair. It's
the fact that people have watched him and watched you know,
the crazy shit that he says, and then he backs
off on it. And I mean they just I mean
it's literally, I mean it's people do not It's much
easier for people to sit there and expect the worst
to happen and then when the best and then if
something happens that isn't the worst, they just rationalize their
way out of it or cope their way out of
it by saying, oh, no, there's something happening in the background.
This is all kfab bro. It's like, yeah, it is
k there's a lot of k fabe going on here.
But you don't understand what the k fabe is. You
don't understand how it's being employed. You think the k
fabe is being This is how self interested and egotistical
people are. They actually think that k fabe is being
employed to trick me. So I can say to a
bunch of people, hey, you know, you know, it probably
would be a better idea to vote for domin Trump
than Kamala Harris, because you know, we're going to get
four more years of Biden and it's just going to escalate.
And you know, if we have Trump, then we have
four years of breathing room, and you know, there's a
lot more that we can actually do and accomplish for
those of us who are actually planning stuff in real
life other than you know, hanging out in group chats.
I mean it's like it's like, well, Donald Trump is
tricking Pete, and now Pete's trying to trick me. And
if I have an opinion on the internet, and I
used to see this with like libertarians, there are libertarians
who will not like have an opinion about anything like
real politique because their group chat will kick them out
because then they become a statist if they say, well,
you know, maybe things would be better like this, And
that's that's just what this is. It's I have an identity.
My identity is everyone's as ionist except me. Okay, I
know that's a straw man, and I know how to
employ them. And if you think that you, oh, Peter's
a drum, go fuck yourself. I'm smarter than you. It's
like if They just think that everything, every nothing ever happens, everything,
it's all going to be bad, nothing's ever going to
get better. And if I hold that opinion, I can't
be wrong. And if things do get better, I'm going
until like the last leftist is strangled, I'm going to
be like, oh this is all cope, Bro, you're falling
for it. You're falling for it. How do you look?
Could you could you be in business with someone like that?
Speaker 2: No? Would you give money?
Speaker 1: Would you get I mean, you're you're a venture capitalist.
If you went into a meeting and there was somebody
who was that negative about any part of the business
that they're talking about, I mean, are they getting a penny?
Speaker 2: No, because they're looking for an excuse to fail, which
I do see every now and then, but you have
to kind of like pull it out of people. At
least entrepreneurs are smarter than Twitter. You know people they
actually go to great lengths to hide their giving themselves
permission to fail. And that's exactly what this is. He said, like,
until the last leftist is strangled, that person will be
shouting k fabe. Because when we got from one million
leftists or you know, one hundred million leftists down to
the last one, those other nine one hundred and ninety nine,
nine hundred ninety nine. He just got to sit on
the couch for saying that it's kfade and other people
had to go out and turn ninety nine, nine hundred
and ninety nine thousand leftists to nine hundred and ninety
nine thousand former leftists current strangled people. He got to
do nothing. That's what all of this is. It's an
excuse to take no stands but also do no things.
It gives themselves an excuse to fail. It's the same
reason why all of these political big brains I see.
So I get passive aggressively swiped at all the time
by all a lot of supposed political smart guys in
our sphere and a it's feminine. You guys are fagots.
Really just at me, bro, I'm happy to talk it
out with you. Those guys, they will bend over backwards
to avoid making an actual prediction, like think about it
this way, like remember like Orn McIntyre betting academic agent
like a box of cigars or something on a specific outcome.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that the well could be the work would be
put away, that kind of thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, that was like a big deal, Like Orn's
a great guy, and I understood, Like, but and he'll
I notice that he will put his finger down and
say like I think this is going to happen, and
this is why it is going to happen. And it's
such a rarity that so many like that. So many
of us remember, hey, remember that time that you know,
two people with like kind of with platforms actually staked
out of prediction, took their political knowledge that they've been
accumulating all the books that they've been reading, and applied
the knowledge to make factual predictions or unfactual depending on
how it turns out. And I thought about that for
a while, like why that was such a big deal,
And I think so many people, thankfully not him, because
he's he's one of our guys. They avoid making any
type of prediction out of fear of being wrong and
then like I guess losing like followers or viewers or whatever.
And I guess the reason that I don't do that
is because like, if you're doing this as a gig,
I could understand and why you would not want to
make predictions, But also if you have that platform, because
you're very smart and you've read a lot and you
understand things very deeply, then it's kind of your duty
to make predictions because if you make predictions, people can
organize around those predictions and then they can make moves.
That's why nations have intelligence agencies. The intelligence agencies tell
the military guys what they think is likely going to happen.
It doesn't happen all the time. Intelligence agencies are wrong
a ton of times, but they're also right a bunch,
and that allows the military to make the right calls.
They put the people in the right places. Less people
get hurt, we win more things. So like as this
kind of advances down the road a bit, and I
agree with you, I think Donald Trump is just a pause.
And while we get organized a bit, I think it's
very important that the people with the brains that know
the shit actually make predictions that are relevant to our team,
so our guys can organize their lives around it, organizations
can position around it, so we we know kind of
where the chips are going to fall before everyone else does.
And our guys are way smarter than anybody on the
left and anybody in the public sphere and the normy
center whatever. So like the default, you know, right winger
anonymous account is way further ahead than any of those
like normies or leftist. But if we take like our
smartest guys and we start actually putting our steak, like
basically putting steaks down, like I think this is going
to happen, And because I think this is going to happen,
I think we all need to do this. Like that's
a tremendous amount of value to leave on the table.
And I actually don't think you would lose viewers or
lose followers by doing it, even if you're wrong, because
I think people are past that now. People's lives are
just starting to be materially affected by this shit and
it's only going to get worse.
Speaker 1: And that doesn't that doesn't mean that you have to
like believe everything that anyone's saying. It's that I think
my thing, especially since twenty twenty, since twenty twenty happened,
has been how to get yourself into a situation where
if a twenty twenty happens again, that you get past it,
you you can actually thrive through it. And yeah, that
a lot of that has to there's a word, you know,
I have somebody whose show I've been on. I've been
on a few times. I love the guy to death,
but like when the word hope comes up, he's like,
I hate the word hope. It's like, when did we
lose that word? Who? Who thought that was a good idea?
Who thought the word hope? Who thought losing the word
hope was a good idea?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: Do people think it's feminine? Do people think that like
hope is just something that has there's no evidence or
no no action put behind it. M h I mean,
what's happened to people.
Speaker 2: That's that's yeah, that's exactly.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean just yeah, I don't get it, because
how do you how do you plan to do anything
in the future, I mean to like build for the
future to you know, it's of my opinion, and I
think you agree with me that if if the Left
isn't utterly destroyed, they're going to be back at some point,
and they're going to be back with the vengeance and
they're going it's going to be violent.
Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean so. And I don't see anybody seeking
to destroy the left, nobody in power seeking to destroy
the left to make sure they never take power again.
They never have they never have a political opinion ever again.
So that could be the most black pilling thing in
the world, or you realize it's something that just is
going to have to happen, and that and that the
other side of that, if you're planning for it, if
you're structuring your life that you that you you know
this is going to happen, then you have hope that
on the other side of it, you you come out
and your family comes out, your kids come out better.
Why would you why would you abandon that? Why why
would you abandon something like hope? Why would you abandon trying?
And I'm not saying that people aren't trying. The people
who are, you know, act black pilled or you know
and say the most black pilled stuff aren't trying. I'm
sure that there a lot of them are, and I'm
sure you know a lot of them are successful. They
just they look at a world and they're like they've
or they've just basically fallen into you know that nothing
ever happens thing that change can't be made, and you
know without certain things happening. I mean there's a guy
on you know, someone was making think well, if you know,
if this new pope is as bad as he as
bad as he looks from his past statements, then that's
going to be great for Protestantism. And I'm like, Okay,
what does that mean. Who's going to be who's the
Protestant leader, who's going to be organizing and bringing all
the Protestants together? Because last I checked, there were over
ten thousand registered denominations in this country.
Speaker 2: That's insane.
Speaker 1: And I'm not saying that that the Catholic Church is
the answer or any or any church is the answer.
What I'm saying is is like, first of all, if
you're blaming, if you're blaming the pope for your problems,
you have, your problems are way deeper than you understand.
But also if you're hoping for Protestantism to I mean
who I mean, it's going to be people who are
Protestants who do it. It's going to be people who
are Catholics that do it. It's not going to be oh,
it's this Protestantism thing, or it's you know, it's like, oh, well, Catholicism.
You have that guy that you know, you have to
obey everything, you have to believe everything he says and
everything like that.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, how's that going?
Speaker 1: Where's that written? What's that all about?
Speaker 2: Oh?
Speaker 1: You have to submit, Yeah, we have to submit to
the dogma. The dogma has nothing to do with some
fucking stupid parhonist pope who was talking about, you know,
oh everyone should there should be no borders or something
like that. That's not church. That's not church dogma. And
even if he does have that opinion, so what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's putting it out on like did it come
out on church letterhead? I guess you could say, did
it come out on people?
Speaker 1: I mean it's like, is this a people? Is this
a paper bowl? You know? Is it? You know? So
it's like if you're waiting for a politician, a pastor,
a priest, your denomination, you're whoever you're affiliated with to
you know, do this, and you're not gathering with people
who want the same thing you do and are willing
to actually work toward that and work toward it in
real life. Another thing is like, oh, you just want
to meet me in real life, so you then we
get docsed. Stay dude, just stay in your house, don't
do nothing, and please don't contact me about you know,
don't don't contact me for anything. M H what do
what do you do with people like this?
Speaker 2: It's recency bias as a mantra. Nothing ever happens, is literally, like,
I love recency bias so much, I'm actually going to
use recency bias as a mantra to make my political
decisions and my long term planning.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And they should They should say screen recency bias. They
shouldn't say nothing ever happens. They should be like, recency is,
you know, the governing principle.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I mean recency in the span of time,
you know, the last one hundred years is what less
than a second?
Speaker 2: Sure as hell was in Russia, you had seven hundred
years flipped on its head in five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we're gone through some ship yep. Okay. And they've
gone through this before. And what do they do? Well,
a lot of them just retreated and complained, and a
lot of them said, now we're going to get through
this and we're gonna things will be better on the
other side. And in most situations for white Europeans, it
is it has been Look, I mean, Spain was taken
over by a foreign power for seven hundred years and
they got it back. Yep, Okay, Okay, But you want
it now, right. You don't need that to happen. You
need that to happen now, but you're not willing to
do anything for it, and you're waiting for someone else
to act. Okay, well, we don't have anything to talk about.
Speaker 2: It's that snowflake shit, man, it's that snowflake shit. I
was told that I am special and that everything has
to be perfect for me because I deserve it, right,
Like the thought of them living in an age that's
just gonna suck, right, Like, you don't get to decide
when you're born, unfortunately, And if you were born in
you know, fourteen eighty nine in Spain, well then you
get the Golden age. If you were born in fourteen
twenty nine, well you don't get the Golden age. You
have to fight and you could just not and pout
and wait for someone else to do it, but then
nobody gets the golden age. Right. This is the thing
when we talk about like what has to be done,
suddenly everyone's an individualist again. I have accepted the fact
that I will lose a large portion of my net
worth and there's nothing I can do about it. I've
accepted the fact that a good chunk of my best
years are going to be right in the middle of
the suck, and there's nothing I can do about it.
Those two things I cannot change. But what I can
change is the type of person I am on the
other side of it. Everybody think again, everyone's thinking materialists.
Everyone is a materialist when you really put the fucking
screws to them. Right this, you should hope that you
live in the fourteen twenty, fourteen thirty and not the
fourteen forty, right, because then you get the rare chance
to actually fight for something and do something selfless. So
if you really are a materialist, this is just downside
for you. But if you know that this life is short,
rough and temporary, then the thought of being able to
be given a chance to prove the type of man
you are in adverse circumstances to your creator, and you
view what comes after as the actual thing that matters,
and not the short time we're here as the thing
that matters, then this doesn't much matter at all. You
shouldn't be hoping for someone to go out and fix
it for you, and you shouldn't be lamenting that you
live in the age of the suck, because you get
a chance to prove boomers didn't get a chance. Oh sorry,
I'm a very rude podcast guest and I did not
mute my phone ahead of time. Sorry about that. Yeah. Anyways,
that's kind of my point. It's gonna suck, and that
should be okay, even if we get everything we want,
even if Donald Trump does everything we need. To your point, Pete,
I don't think that he's going to be able to
tear down the people that need to be torn down
for this to stop, because it's not just in our country.
And that's the realization I've had recently, which I guess
would would be blackpilling, I guess, but it's not really
for the same reasons as they just laid out a
lot of the people that we would need that we're
responsible for twenty twenty and really from twenty twenty to
twenty twenty four, those people aren't here anymore. If you've noticed,
they've popped up in places like the British Parliament and
the European Parliament recently, and they're telling the European Parliament
in the British Parliament that priority number one is stopping
Donald Trump. But they're doing it from the EU and
they're doing it from the UK, and they're doing it
in a place where that power is far more entrenched
and outside of the reach of Donald Trump or really
anyone else here. And as soon as it's able, it's
going to come back. So even if he could get
rid of it entirely domestically, you can't fight globalism nationally.
These people are they're rootless there. Literally, it's like slime mold,
Like unless you get it all at once, you're not
going to get it and you're gonna have to deal
with it again. And that's something I'm just now coming
to grips with because I don't see Europe getting it
ship together anytime soon unfortunately.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I mean, it's it's going to take a like
a literal revival, or it's going to take them to
get to the worst, you know, the worst place possible.
You know, a lot of people give give Merkele crap for,
you know, shutting down the nuclear the nuclear plants, so
shutting down nuclear power. I mean, they're an occupied government.
She really had no say in that. But something else
she understood in doing that is if the crisis becomes
bad enough in Germany, they're going to have to look elsewhere.
And the most. I mean the place that seems the
most obvious, that close by that has the kind of
things that she needs is Russia. So, you know, as
somebody who was a intelligence asset in the DDR and
helped plant, helped plan some really wicked shit that happened
during you know, before the wall fell, some wicked shit
that was happening in the other side of the wall
in Germany. I think, you know, she looked at it
and she's like, well, I mean I have to do this,
but something possibly good can come out of this. The
only hope for you know, Europe at this point is
for a national some to take hold or which who
the hell knows. I mean, if they make it, if
they make it illegal like they're doing, then there is
no political solution. Maybe the solution is going to be
people are just going to have to suffer, which I
don't want. I don't want. I like Europeans. I like Europe.
I would love to be able to go to Europe
one day. I kind of think that there are some
countries that I can't go to because some of the
things I've said publicly. Wouldn't feel comfortable going.
Speaker 2: To the UK being top of my list, Yeah.
Speaker 1: But there are there are. I love Europe. It's where
you know, it's our heritage, it's where this country came from,
it's where my you know, my family came from.
Speaker 2: And New Continental.
Speaker 1: It's you just can't. It's not that fucking easy. And
that's the problem with people is they try to make
everything so easy. It's like, oh, well, you know, it's
just that it's destroyed because of Zionism. Sure, sure, I
don't think either one of us is going to argue
that ZOG doesn't exist. And it's not only in this country.
But but if you haven't been able to tell in
the last year and a half that that's starting, that
that's falling apart, and that doesn't give you that dreaded
word hope that you know you're you're seeing something that
is not going to be reversed. I mean, I don't.
I'm I'm kind of as mad as I am at Yeah,
I'm kind of feeling sorry for you.
Speaker 2: At the same time, if there's if you can't hope,
then what the fuck is the point? Right And you
basically I guess they're saying like, there's no hope within
my lifetime, so therefore I will do nothing but and
again we're back to that thing again, like some things
are bigger than you and those are the most important things.
So like let's just say, let's just say hypothetically because
like Europe, Europe is going to have to go through it,
I think, And that's like a twenty year process, best
case scenario. That's if shit gets really gnarly, really quickly. Okay,
what does that mean? Well, that means a lot of
the people listening to this that are in Europe, well,
for the rest of your like meaningful, you will be
an old man by the time this gets fixed. You
will not be able to enjoy this, but your kids
might if you do something about it. Your grandkids might
and that needs to matter enough for you or you're
not going to do anything about it, and then you
should have no hope. Right, there's no hope for you
if you don't have kids, right because you only you know,
if you don't care about anything spiritually larger than yourself
and you don't have any human life to pass on,
then yeah, I guess for you, by the time this
gets sorted out, it's basically the same as having no hope.
And that's fine. You shouldn't be listening to this, you
should you go for a walk in a park, look
at flowers, and you know, enjoy what you got if
you're not gonna put up. But it's going to be
a long process. It's not going to be quick and easy.
I mean, and Europe. The other problem is and Yaqui
talks about the problems of petty nationalism, which I always
used to always rub me the wrong way. But then
I when I look at how things are kind of
playing out, even in their worst ways in Europe, like
things that you and I hate, right, decisions that we
think are suicidal and disastrous, they can't even make those
decisions in an even an orderly fashion. They can't even
commit suicide together correctly because of these types of nationalistic
tendencies that are that are petty. Right, Like I'm sorry,
I personally love the Czech Republic. I've been there many times.
It's one of my favoritest places in Europe to go,
probably not anymore because I'm probably on like a list,
but whatever. But like, the different between Czech and Lithuania
or like Latvia is a world like unless you got
or Poland, like unless you guys can figure out how
to get on side quickly you're and put aside petty
nationalism and that type of resentment, which it is right,
you're in for like a world of hurt, and it's
going to last much longer because there are places in
Europe where nationalism is starting to bubble up. And if
you are a nationalist in any country that is not
one of those, you need to relocate your family there
and you need to do your organizing from there, right
like the petty nationalities, the petty nationalism right now can
either be a huge strength if you're willing to make moves,
or it'll be Europe's undoing for fifty seventy years because
like right now, I don't know how great Hungry is,
but I imagine Hungary is better than Germany or better
than France for people like us. I hear Poland is
very similar. Like that's where you guys need to be,
and you need to organize from there so you can
at least make forward momentum, or else you will be
spending all of your time and energy just trying to
basically get the boot off your chest enough to like breathe,
and then you're not making any forward momentum. You're not organized,
you're not doing anything like and in America that is
the exact same thing. You know that I'm planning on
moving here in the very near future, and I mean
as red a state as Florida is, ostensibly there's just
too many people here to be effective and to also
be safe. So even if you live in the country,
all right, Like, yes, Donald Trump is not a Zionist,
and because he's not a Zionist, and because I knew
he wasn't going to take the US to war against Iran,
I haven't been telling our guys to go hang out
in Mexico or go to Europe or whatever to not
get drafted and then come back when we need them. See,
predictions can actually help you, help you make moves or
help others make moves in just one off the top
of my head example. But like, you need to be
willing to make changes in your life and accept that
things are going to be varying degrees of worse long
before there are any degrees of getting better, and that
requires you to insulate yourself as much as possible. If
nothing ever changes, then you should just stay exactly where
you are. Right Because this other thing, Pete, is that
mentality also stops you. Let's just say, you're the most
blackpilled fucking guy in the world. Right If you're not
out in the woods somewhere or you know, together in
a tight community with your friends, then you don't even
believe your own bullshit. You get what I'm saying, It
make any sense? Yeah, yeah, I think that's gonna happen next.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't see how a lot of the people who
have that kind of attitude that we talk about, we'll
be able to.
Speaker 1: Make it through really really bad times if they if
they persist.
Speaker 2: In this, Yeah, what do they have to lean on?
Speaker 1: Yeah? They don't. I mean, if they're not leaning. I
had somebody tell me tell me the other day that
they like they disown their parents because their parents are
Christian Zionists. And I'm like, yeah, I get that. I
get that. I mean, they're they're the enemy. But have
you tried who have you dribed up with otherwise? Are
you just out there on your own? I mean, when
it comes down to it, you can always, really, you know,
if you're good with your family, if your family's good
with you.
Speaker 2: It makes me so angry.
Speaker 1: You can always, you know, And that just really goes
to show and I said to this person, I said, dude,
they defeated you, then they own you. They own you
because you're like you're willing to like write off your blood,
You're willing to write off your heritage because Zionists exist
and they have power. You're what the fuck is wrong
with you?
Speaker 2: So I am of the age now, and I know
you are probably close, like you're already they're like are parents,
They're not. This is the thing that pisses me off about. Like, man,
that really upsets me. I'm really glad I didn't get
that call because I would have ended up being very
angry and very mean because your parents. I hate to
break it to people, but eventually you're going to get
old and die. It's going to happen no matter what
you do. Sorry, Brian Johnson, whatever your name is. And
in the later years of life, like if you're leaving
your family for politics, that means you're probably between the
ages of twenty and thirty. Let's just say you're thirty
and you're at the upper end of that. In five
six years, your parents are going to start in trouble
getting around, and you probably notice that they're not able
to make a lot of good decisions with stuff about money. Right,
as they get older, you become the man of the household.
It doesn't matter what they think. It doesn't matter if
they're Zionis. That's fine, it doesn't It literally doesn't matter.
It couldn't matter less in fact, because in a couple
of years you're gonna have to be the parent, not them,
and you've abandoned them. Right, You're no different than somebody
that walks out on their family and has some other
dude raise his kids, right, because it doesn't matter if
your parents are zion As. Yes, it doesn't matter really
what they think about anything, because in a very short
amount of time, it's going to be you taking care
of them. So then, like who gives a shit what
they think. You're the one making sure that they have
enough money in the bank, that they're doing the right
thing with their retirement savings. You're going to be likely
the one that's in charge of how that's invested. You're
going to be the one making sure that they're getting
to the doctor's appointments, that they are either driving them
or that somebody is driving them, because eventually you're going
to have to take their keys too. Like, it doesn't
matter what any of your parents think about politics, because
very soon it's not going to matter what they think
about anything, because you were going to be the person
in charge. And this is happening a lot more and
more to me lately, right, Like I ended up. I
think I mentioned it on Twitter, but like I was
informed that I was buying my mother a car a
couple months back, all right, because she needed a new
car and she was looking, and she went to the
car dealership and I guess picked one out and calls
me and because I just you know, Stormy, I just
bought a car. And I was like fantastic, I like that,
how did this happen? And she goes, could you send
the man the money for the car please? Like I've
already like I don't know how to do that, because
like that was something like that that would have been
like a my dad thing, and since he's not around,
I never like I didn't think about it that She's
never had to make like a big purchase like that,
you know, or do anything really close to that, Like
that would just something my dad did. Like she didn't
know where the money is located, and she was roughly
where it is, but she can't she doesn't know how
to pull it out of these investments. Get those funds
sent to like checking out, than do the wire to
you know, the car dealership, do all of like the
bullshit like the insurance and get basically buy a car.
And if I wasn't around, she'd be fucked. Right, I'm
doing the parent things now, and there isn't like a
moment like a changing of the guard where like, Okay,
you're the guy in charge now, like that doesn't happen
like that. It happens slowly, and you're just going to
have to start taking over more and more things because
they're not going to be able to Right. We talk
about a lot about like how terrible boomers are, but well,
they're not going to be with us much longer. Everybody
knows that, but nobody ever thinks about like they're not
going to have agency much longer either. Right, You're going
to be the person in charge of the money because
you'll be the only person that they can trust. You're
going to be the person that needs to make sure
the house is taken care of that you know, even
if you don't live there, Like, these are all going
to be your responsibilities. So it doesn't much matter what
they think about anything, and you sure as fuck don't
detonate your family and walk out on your responsibility because
how they feel about politics, or how they feel about
religion or anything. Frankly, like, at a certain age, you're
not learning new shit, and they are well past that age.
So they are just going to get more and more
and more like children, because that's how life works.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Yeah, as somebody who you know, watched their mom
die and thankfully I had, you know, the means to
be able to help, you know, make her last last
few months because she died really quick, and to make
her last few months as comfortable as possible, and you know,
she could spend time with her kids and everything. I
just don't get that. Even my even my own father,
who I didn't have the greatest relationship with, you know,
I made sure to be there, be there for him
when he needed it. Was this just what you do.
It's just what you do. And and you know my dad,
my dad was a Southern Baptist minister. He converted to
Protestantism later in life and you know, decided he was
go to seminary and he believed all the happy horse
shit about Israel and everything. That was the least, you know,
we had a history that wasn't the that wasn't a
thing that made me, you know, not take his phone
call as quick as I would take my mom's. But
in the end, he was my dad, and when he
needed me, I was. I was there for him. It
just doesn't.
Speaker 2: I don't get it.
Speaker 1: I mean literally, the people that you are abandoning your
parents over, they own your ass. They've gotten you to
derascinate yourself from your heritage while they promote theirs as
some kind of magical thing that you know has survived,
you know, for millennia, and they defeated you. God, that's
fucking pathetic.
Speaker 2: It really is, and you like the it's it's as
bad as the people that think that they run everything right.
If something bad, like oh, Donald Trump is only getting elected,
Donald Trump can't be good for us. Donald Trump's election
can't be good for us because he's a Zionist, or
Donald Trump's not a Zionist, or maybe he is a Zionist.
But he's only getting he's only being allowed to be
elected because Desionists want him to be elected. And this
is all just you know, theater put on just for you, Okay,
So if it's just theater and I possess no political
power whatsoever, then why bother putting on a show for me?
Like what does it matter? And like this this is
my problem with like the elite theorist guys in general. Right,
a friend of mine in the UK, I've been quoting
a lot of Burke lately and they're like, I need
to go back and read more Burke. And I said
something and they're like, well, how do you think Burke
would relate to like, you know, this opinion that you
have about X. And I was like, well, at the
time Burke was alive, he could have never imagined the
enfranchisement of like the common man, like the amount of
information that that person has access to and the type
of agency that they have. He also couldn't have imagined
industrialization and the mass upheaval of society that came with it,
the adamization and alienation from nationality to really frankly anything
all right, the industrial revolution. Man was truly just in
a zoo, right, So he couldn't have imagined politics at
scale and industrialized both industrialized man and industrialized industrialization's capacity
to operate at scale. So that doesn't make him an idiot, right,
he could have never imagined the future. But at the
time he was writing things, he was right, and he
staked out his claim on it. He took a stand
and said, this is what I believe, and I'm willing
to be right or wrong about it. And he was
right for a period of time. And that's the thing.
For a period of time. Time is a moving thing.
It's like a carpet that is forever unrolling, and the
claim that he staked out right, the carpet rolled way
further out than that, and you couldn't even see his
claim anymore. Well, in order for Burke to stake out
his claim, he had to craft for himself tools to
accomplish that task. He had to basically build a mental
toolkit that he could use and apply to stake out
that claim. And just because his claim doesn't matter as
much anymore and isn't accurate or predictive anymore, that doesn't
mean the tools that he made to accomplish this are useless.
The tools and the claim are still there. The claim
may not matter so much, but the tools are sure
as hell still useful, So I can pick those up
and I can go about building the tools that I'm
going to need and in an age of mass democracy,
mass politics, things are a lot different. And really the
Italian elite theorists could have never imagined the world that
we live in today. Karl Schmidt could not imagine the
world we live in today. Is the thing about like
about political ideologies is that they have a tendency to
be all consuming and once, like the glasses that people
put on, and they can only see through those lenses.
So if the lenses don't work for reading a certain thing,
they're not able to see it like This is what
made the Austrian painter I think so special and similarly
why I think Donald Trump is able to do what
he's able to do now when he previously he was ineffectual,
entirely right, because again it doesn't matter if the man's
a Zionist or not a Zionist. Right, because in twenty sixteen,
Donald Trump, donald Trump wasn't in charge of his government,
who wasn't able to wield power at all, didn't matter
what his opinion was about anything, because the government was
going to do its own thing on its own opinions.
So Donald Trump wasn't even invited to the planning meetings.
So to speak. But this time it seems to be
quite a bit different. I don't think it's revolutionary by
any meets. I don't think it's enough. But the tactics
used to get that accomplished are very useful, you know, observations.
Same thing with our Austrian painter friend right, his famous
book mind comf Like Thomas Triple seven is right, it
is very much an election year's screed. God another thing
that I see so much of it. Not to get sidetracked,
but I'm so sick of the presentism. We tease the
left for it, but I see so much presentism on
our side. But anyways, Thomas is correct in the year
that was written, it is an election year's screed, right,
Eighty percent of it is that. But chapter eleven through
sixteen is extremely interesting, right, because if you look at
the Austrian painter, he's the only person to take because again,
like all of the political actors previous to the Industrial
Revolution could never imagine what we know today as the left. Right,
these deracinated, self loathing people whose engine for motion is
entirely fueled on resentments and varying neurosis and self hatred.
All right, these people were unimaginable. So the only person
in modern history that was able to take a current undergoing,
like like a leftist revolution that was undergoing hadn't finished yet,
Unlike Franco. Franco had to start from fucking scratch. She
had to start like they the communist already took control
of the fucking government and were wielding it against him,
but no one had actually stopped it once it was underway,
before it took control and turn it back except for him.
So you would think, for as much as we focus
on World War Two, you think we would pay more
attention to how he did that domestically inside Germany because
it's very similar to what we're having to deal with now.
And he basically lays it out for you. He's like,
this is what I'm gonna do, and this is why
it's gonna work, and this is how I'm going to
go about doing it. This is why I'm going about
doing each and every one of these steps, right, And
what he lays out is really smart because depending on
what chapter you start, if you start on like eleven
to thirteen, you're gonna like throw it out like this
is populism bullshit, all right? And then if you go
from thirteen to sixteen, the pop is gonna be like, oh,
this is just elite theory bullshit. Right, depending on where
you stand, you're going to look at one of those
two things as wrong and stupid. But he was smart
enough to figure out that in an age of mass
politics and propaganda and the technology technology, propaganda is a technology.
Cryptos Cryptos, hats off to you. You're the person that
I think has framed that most succinctly about how propaganda
is a technology, but also the way it is disseminated
is a technological advancement by itself. Radio and print like
these were revolutionary, These were technological revolutions. The fact that
radio allowed you to talk to every single person across
the country immediately, instantaneously, like that was never a thing
and it wasn't factored into anyone's political calculus, right. It
enabled a mass, a type of age and seat in
the masses that didn't exist prior. And you could say like, oh, well,
the masses don't have any agency, Well say that to
the summer of twenty twenty, because a whole bunch of masses,
Like when the masses show like their political agency, it's
generally unpleasant and messy and violent. So but that doesn't
mean they don't have it. He did a combination of
the two simultaneously. He's like, this is my elite cadre,
this is my officer corps. This is how I'm going
to build it. These are the type of individuals that
I'm looking for to fill it up with. These are
going to be their responsibilities. This is going to be
what they're going to go out and do. This is
how they are vital and you know, factor into the
larger thing as a whole. And then once I have
that structured, I'm going to use my elite cadre, right,
my officer corps to help me create a mass movement. Right.
So it was both mass politics and elite politics simultaneously.
And that's what I think is different about the Trump
administration now and how we're able to see him do
things that the regime very much doesn't want, Sorry, regime
wants Trump Bros. Doesn't look like regime wanted Trump at all,
and certainly doesn't like look like regime wants Trump to
turn its back on turn his back on Zion in
their moment of need, when they've successfully declared war on
every single one of their neighbors. I think Israel is
at war with five separate countries right now. Pete a
hell of a time for Donald Trump to turn their
back on him, but he's able to accept things.
Speaker 1: They're really high IQ that can figure this out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so personally, frankly, I.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm just jealous of their success, you know,
so you know their success in their high IQ.
Speaker 2: So Indian Americans, I am I have for someone that
invests in entrepreneurs. I am actually restructuring my investment strategy
to focus on Indian entrepreneurs because they're so They seem
to be so successful in small business entirely of their
own and nothing to do with the type of loans
that they've been secretly getting from our government. I am
sure that it was just entirely motivation and self determination.
And I am sure that the intelligence of the israelly
people that we know is head and shoulders above any
other ethno group or ethnic religious group. I think they
are going to prevail because they are smarter than all
their neighbors, and it was actually a very smart thing
for them to start wars, five of them at a time,
all continually on the US, going to war with Iran.
Speaker 1: Maybe we should let the autism bros and know that
this is all sarcasm.
Speaker 2: Yes, it is both all sarcasm and all k fabe simultaneously.
It's really a trip. Man. I don't know what you think,
but I don't think that this is going to go
out with the whimper.
Speaker 1: Well here's the thing, Okay, So if Trump is turning
his back, if this administration under his leadership is turning
their back on Israel, that doesn't mean that this that
this government is always going to turn their back on
Israel because somebody else is going to get into power.
Speaker 2: So if they stick around to be Israel that long.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well I mean yeah, I mean, who the hell knows.
But yeah, as I've taken to say, I think the
only way they're going to survive is that they need
to become a multicultural, multi racial nation like everyone else
in the West, because they seem to want that for
everyone else, and I think they start and they have
to start needing that for themselves.
Speaker 2: If I were to take away everything that I know
about how this one particular government in the levant has
done two people in like of my nationality and of
my ethnicity, Britty to disenfranchise them and hurt them in
various capacities. If I were to just forget all of
that hypothetically, because that would be a very difficult thing
to do, if I were to do that and just
look at Israel entirely objectively, like always say, like John Meersheimer,
would I think turning the America, sorry, the American government
in particular, turning its back on the nation of Israel
is in fact the only way that you're going to
get peace. And whether that means Israel would be destroyed,
I don't know if that's the case, but I do
know that you would get peace. It is specifically because
that country, that people group, because the people there are
of that place, right, like you know, every prime minister,
they just look at their names, they're you know, levantine names.
Those people are very skilled negotiators and very shrewd negotiators,
and when they want to be friendly or at least
appear to be friendly, they're quite good at it. So
they also have no breaks. So if you give them
something like the power of the American military and you
let them run around with it like a kid, they're
not going to have any breaks with that either. They're
going to there. There's going to be nothing that they
will not use that for any slight, the slightest inconvenience
to them, they will try and solve with American military might.
So the only way that you're going to get them
to deal with any inconveniences which you would need, you know,
in a negotiation in diplomacy, both sides have to have
slight inconveniences to varying degrees. The only way that you're
going to get them to do any diplomacy whatsoever is
you remove the US military and US really the entire
US government from the equation because we can sanction there's
a whole bunch of fuckory we can do that doesn't
involve the US military. Right, the US has a ton
of soft power. So if you remove both soft and
hard power away from them to where they can't reach it,
and they are forced to conduct diplomatic life without it,
I think they will actually be quite successful. And I
don't mean I'm saying this with zero sarcasm. I think
if they were to only look at military options that
only involve their military force and no other Because sorry,
I know you guys get a ton of money from
the Europeans, but frankly, they've given all their military shit
to Ukraine, so you can't even get military assistance from them,
regardless of how cucked their governments are, which is very
You're not going to be able to get anywhere with that.
So if the US move removes its military might and
its soft power, the Israelis are going to either have
to a fight five enemies at once on all sides
with an army that on its best day is about
forty thousand people maybe one hundred thousand macs, which is
literally what Egypt has stationed on their border right now,
which represents like one tenth of their total force. And
before any of you, you know, political megabrains tell me
about how that doesn't matter because Egypt is like just
a third world shithole and it's people are like barely
able to get enough calories in a day to avoid dying.
Like you're both half right and you're half wrong, because
the one place you can guarantee to get enough calories
is the military, and Israel get it gets a ton
of US aid, But for as much aid as the
Israelis get, the Jordanians and the Egyptians get an equal
amount of right and we're basically paying the Jordanians and
the Egyptians. Egyptians more important in this case to not
invade Israel. Right, So the Egyptians have been taking their
aid fifty percent in military aid for quite some time.
So on the Israeli border, not only is there I believe,
sixty thousand well fed Egyptian troops, but around two thousand,
eighteen hundred M one Abrams tanks. The new they are
fully updated and retrofitted. By the way, they're not dumb shoppers,
you know, they don't get the cheap shit unfortunately. So
that's just on one border, right, there are conflicts on
all four of Israel's borders. Right, you have Hamas to
the west, you have has Belah and the Iraqis to
the north and to the west, both of which have
great relationships with the other country. You've been trying to
flatten Iran, which has, in comparison to Israel nears make
some difference infinity resources militarily. And then to the south
you have the Egyptians and the Yemenis, who are thoroughly
pissed off. Now, good job, did imension the Huthis? Yeah no, sorry.
Dimension has blog in Lebanon yeah, and the Jordanians and
the Lebanese governments really don't much matter. Doesn't matter what
they say because sixty percent of Lebanon's population on any
given day, same thing with Jordan is Palestinian. How did
the Palestinians get there? Well, those are the Palestinians that
the Knakba chased out. So really any uncertainty whatsoever, Both
the Lebanese government's probably flipping and the Jordanian government's probably flipping.
So you could either go to war on all four
sides when you know, the only part of your country
that's having babies is also the part of the country
that's exempt from military service, which is a lot of them, right,
So you only have half your population that's eligible for
military service. Half of those people are women. I guess
you could draft the women too. I think that's what
they do already. But yeah, it's not a lot of people.
Or you can do diplomacy, and I actually think they're
high verbal. IQ. Let's put this way. If Israel wanted
to fucking do diplomacy, I really think it could be
one of the best countries in the world at it.
And I don't mean that with any sarcasm. I just
think that if they have any other option, however extreme
it is, they will choose every other option than concessions
on anything, because they have no breaks. So I think
the only way to actually get these fuckers to do
any of you, any diplomacy whatsoever, is to yank everything
away from them, which is what I think Donald Trump
is doing. And I don't think it's him that's doing it. Frankly,
this is like the This is like that theory I
have about there being a second power faction in the
United States government, which is, you know, the defense side
of things. But yeah, yeah, let's just say that Donald
Trump is in charge one hundred percent and this is
his idea one hundred percent. The only way that he's
going to get anything is yanking the chain. That's what
it does. Yeah, because he's a Zionist right.
Speaker 1: Now, Yeah, yeah, out of the same person's mouth. Wow,
look at the way he negotiates. It's oh, but he's
a Zionist. It's yeah. It's just tiresome. And hopefully, you know,
hour an hour and a half's talking about stuff like
this can help open some people's eyes, because some people
are not just they're just not going to because they're
they're they've been brainwashed into thinking that everything, everything is
k fabe. And then there's other people who just don't
want anything. You know, they bought so far into that
nothing ever changes that they're going to you know, absolutely
not go out on a limb and say, hey, you know,
it might look like some things are changing here. But anyway,
before I started this, it's even before I started this,
I had an art a heart out. So if you
got something, I got like three minutes left.
Speaker 2: No, I think that's really it, except for oh yeah,
Donald Trump. Also, I think there's an executive order repealing
I think his thing about repealing the Civil Rights Act
or sorry that a portion of the Civil Rights Act
is already working its way through the courts. Deportation thing
is happening, not fast enough obviously, but yeah, like, what
part is k fabe is the Israel part? K FABE
is the civil rights regime dismantling part k FABE is
the like it's hard for me to keep track at
what part is the k FABE and what's you know,
what's not? I wish I could get a list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well we can. We can follow this up with
something talking about like the the timing of the you
know that you want deportations now, and why you need
those deportations now, and we can also discuss them, take
up the subject of even if you do all the
deportations now, if your enemy gets back in power, they're
just gonna and that reopen the borders so we can
we can take them.
Speaker 2: The borders are closed right when pakistan Is and India
are going to war if we didn't get Donald Trump
right now, like God, if nothing else, I'm just happy
about not being flooded with the sea of Indians that
is going to flood into China and flood into every
every immediate neighbor. What a time to have our borders closed.
What a time.
Speaker 1: They We just do not need them here, do not
need any of them here.
Speaker 2: Good luck Australia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Canada for Canada for the Indians, and England for
the Pakistanis. Just learn, learn, learn from what they're going
through right now and hopefully they can do something about
that in the future. I still hold still hold out
hope for England. Canada not so much.
Speaker 2: Australia seems to be doing pretty good at least our boys.
They are kind of they're kind of killing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, man, I gotta get going. So thanks
for yeah, thanks for this like impromptu impromptu bitch bitching
and ranting session. And hopefully we made enough good points
that some people will be pull pulled back from the
brink and maybe go visit their parents.
Speaker 2: Oh god, please visit your fucking parents. I don't have
any substacts to show, but if you want to support me, like,
go visit your mom and dad. Make Stormy happy.
Speaker 1: All right, Stormy, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Talk to you later.