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Speaker 3: Hello and welcome to the show. This is the Cult
Speaker 3: of Conspiracy and my name is Jonathan, I'm Jacob and
Speaker 3: today we are getting geopolitical because tis the season. It
Speaker 3: is election season, and we kind of want to get into,
Speaker 3: you know, what this next president is going to be
Speaker 3: taking on and what the repercussions may be if either
Speaker 3: president would become president having to deal with the world's conflicts.
Speaker 1: Absolutely, as we were just talking about in the last episode,
Speaker 1: we're looking at this election coming up, and regardless of
Speaker 1: political affiliation that you may hold, we can acknowledge that
Speaker 1: the next president of the United States is going to
Speaker 1: be taking on quite a challenge on a couple of
Speaker 1: different fronts. And no, no, we're not gonna sit here
Speaker 1: and talk about Ukraine. We may bring up Israel for
Speaker 1: just a second, but listen, we're not gonna stick on
Speaker 1: the two wars that the media keeps running on because
Speaker 1: they literally have nothing else to talk about.
Speaker 2: There is a lot going on around the world.
Speaker 1: Ais and gentlemen, and a few of these things I
Speaker 1: think most of our cult members may not know about.
Speaker 1: There's a few of you that I'm sure are very
Speaker 1: well in tuned and got your finger on the pulse
Speaker 1: of what's going on around the world. But for the
Speaker 1: other cult members out there that may not know, we're
Speaker 1: gonna take a little look. Okay, We're gonna look around
Speaker 1: the globe, around the flat earth, whatever you wanna call it,
Speaker 1: around the double toroid. What is going on in our society,
Speaker 1: in our culture, in our world.
Speaker 3: We're inclusive. We're inclusive over here today, aren't we.
Speaker 2: Hey.
Speaker 1: Hey, I'm not here to piss nobody off. I just
Speaker 1: want people to pay attention, right, So with that in mind.
Speaker 3: All right, Look, I'm sorry. Before we get into that,
Speaker 3: I did want to give a big shout out to
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Speaker 3: Isn't that sweet?
Speaker 2: Yo? He did that all that in like resin Yeah,
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Speaker 3: Some some minerals I think that are in there a
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Speaker 3: And he does such an awesome job. It looks so
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Speaker 3: shoot shoot me Jacob's address so I can send him
Speaker 3: an Organite cross and a couple of other pieces. Also
Speaker 3: been really loving the cult recently, it's helped me a lot.
Speaker 3: Your and Jacob. Jacob's conversations are just like how my
Speaker 3: subconscious mind battles itself in my head. I love you guys.
Speaker 2: I fucking love that man.
Speaker 1: Absolutely yeah, I'll get him as my address, absolutely for sure.
Speaker 3: So just wanted to give a shout out because he
Speaker 3: does great work, and you know we love Isaac.
Speaker 2: Great guy, great guy, great dude.
Speaker 1: Also, real quick, as we're going ahead and plugging Jonathan,
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Speaker 1: So now I'm gonna go ahead and share the screen
Speaker 1: and we're gonna just take a little look around.
Speaker 2: The world, a little look see, if you will.
Speaker 1: Just to kind of see what's up, because a couple
Speaker 1: of these things I didn't know about. And I'm gonna
Speaker 1: be honest with you, here's where this thought process started, dude.
Speaker 1: I was actually doing research into a lost continent episode,
Speaker 1: which we will put out, I promise you, because it's
Speaker 1: a fascinating topic. It took me on a whole ride
Speaker 1: through Lameria, through you, and then through a recently discovered
Speaker 1: lost lamb mass and it's a whole thing, whole thing.
Speaker 3: You've been on this Atlantis kick here recently. I'm pretty
Speaker 3: surprised that you're the one that's orchestrating that stuff.
Speaker 1: Well, you know how I am about science and archaeology.
Speaker 1: This is one that has been discovered to be true,
Speaker 1: and I believe that it opens the door from more
Speaker 1: conversations about Atlantis.
Speaker 2: But neither here nor there, right.
Speaker 1: I was doing a little bit of light digging into
Speaker 1: that just on my own, because my add brain is
Speaker 1: on that kick right now. And then I discovered something
Speaker 1: in that realm about rising sea levels. Obviously global warming.
Speaker 1: Obviously we're all about to die because of it. And
Speaker 1: I'm like, wait, okay, hold the fuck on, because this
Speaker 1: person was sighting some crazy shit about the Sahara Desert.
Speaker 2: So while we're talking on all of.
Speaker 1: The things politically, all the things of what's going on
Speaker 1: with American politics, the election coming up, and what the
Speaker 1: status of the world is, let's take a look at
Speaker 1: what's going down in the Sahara Desert right now. And
Speaker 1: then we're gonna look at what was going down two
Speaker 1: years ago in the Sahara Desert.
Speaker 2: But all right, let's get after it. This is CNN Weather.
Speaker 3: By the way, that movie Sahara with Matthew McConaughey, that's
Speaker 3: got one of my favorite movies of all time.
Speaker 2: Fucking banger.
Speaker 1: It's a conspiracy, which, by the way, if you look
Speaker 1: into it, is true, And they don't know what happened
Speaker 1: to that ship with all that Confederate gold.
Speaker 2: It very well could have ended up in the Middle.
Speaker 2: I doubt it.
Speaker 1: I don't believe an ironclad ship could have made it
Speaker 1: across the entire Atlantic fucking ocean because those were meant
Speaker 1: to say coastline and river. But whatever, But okay, I
Speaker 1: like it, And then come on, the whole plot was solid.
Speaker 1: It brought to light African Warlord Greed and things like that.
Speaker 2: It was it was beautiful.
Speaker 3: Yes, yes, great movie. One of the great movies of
Speaker 3: the early two was it like two thousand and four?
Speaker 3: I think that came out something like that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was the early two thousands, dude. Cinema was
Speaker 1: on one at that time. Think of the Mummy, right,
Speaker 1: we think about the original Fast and Furious movies with
Speaker 1: like you know, the two thousands.
Speaker 2: They were on something at.
Speaker 3: That time, dude, Yes, yeah, time, and there was like
Speaker 3: a lot of like fun adventure movies. And you know
Speaker 3: what was really cool about movies back then? And it
Speaker 3: seems like forever ago, but it was kind of just yesteryear. Dude.
Speaker 3: Hollywood has gotten way too political since then, Like it
Speaker 3: is impossible to watch a movie without them trying to
Speaker 3: brainwash you.
Speaker 2: Nowadays, it's unenjoyable. Okay, you know what?
Speaker 1: All right, two points I want to make before we
Speaker 1: even get to what's going on in this area desert. Now
Speaker 1: we're doing this thing, all right. Look here, First of all,
Speaker 1: I was just watching on Disney. We're watching hocus Pocus
Speaker 1: the original because we are righteous.
Speaker 2: Okay, but anyways, say the second one's better. I disagree.
Speaker 2: I disagree. I think the first one was better.
Speaker 1: But you remember we did a whole episode about all
Speaker 1: of the things that were interlaid within the second one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: me and my kids, I asked them if they want
Speaker 1: There was the twenty five year anniversary Halloween bash for
Speaker 1: Hocus Pocus, Right, Okay, I saw it before, and I
Speaker 1: didn't remember all the things about it, but I thought
Speaker 1: it was cool to see the cast today and all
Speaker 1: these things, right, all right?
Speaker 2: Cool?
Speaker 1: I forgot that it was a massive rallying cry for
Speaker 1: the lgbt Q plus two, a blah.
Speaker 2: Blah blah blah blah movement, because that's all it was.
Speaker 1: So me and the kids are watching this. There's an
Speaker 1: entire drag show. One of the announcers is Flamboy. He's
Speaker 1: the dude that does the announcing for Rue Paul's. Whatever
Speaker 1: the fuck, it's a whole thing. They keep making mention
Speaker 1: of LGBT things. I'm watching this Halloween special about a
Speaker 1: Disney's kids movie with my children. Why are we talking
Speaker 1: about the acronym people.
Speaker 3: I don't know why they have to just they have
Speaker 3: to take every opportunity to be inclusive. And look, I
Speaker 3: don't have a problem with people trying to be inclusive.
Speaker 3: I was actually just talking to somebody about this. Look,
Speaker 3: you want to have somebody that's gay, somebody's bisexual, lesbian,
Speaker 3: even trans, I don't care, but like, does it have
Speaker 3: to be so obvious that you're pushing pushing an agenda? Like,
Speaker 3: let's let's be real here, Like the percentage of LGBT
Speaker 3: people in the world compared to like the rest of everybody.
Speaker 3: I don't know what that percentage is, but I think
Speaker 3: that you would be pretty dumbfounded to look at the
Speaker 3: amount of it that is in every single movie, every
Speaker 3: single TV show, every single commercial, Like it is absurd,
Speaker 3: and it's in a representation.
Speaker 2: That's how it miss. That's not a true representation.
Speaker 1: If the current statistic is correct, and like one in
Speaker 1: ten people identify with that crowd, then one in ten
Speaker 1: people on TV should be And I don't mean like
Speaker 1: in their real life for who they're acting. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about the character that is being portrayed on screen. There
Speaker 1: should be a one to ten ratio. Not a half
Speaker 1: of the fucking student population of every movie ever is
Speaker 1: like that.
Speaker 3: Like, let's just be real here. Let's compare it to
Speaker 3: another hot topic. If you will. What if every movie
Speaker 3: had something to do with Christianity?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, no, no, no, let's flip that script.
Speaker 1: Let's say that every single movie, and everybody's gonna say
Speaker 1: they do you see people with crosses on their necks,
Speaker 1: that's their representation? No, no, no, no, Let's just say that
Speaker 1: every show and movie and everything had to have one
Speaker 1: person that was just like spitting scripture at you, and everybody.
Speaker 2: Be like, oh, why do they have to put this
Speaker 2: in movies? We don't want to hear about the Bible.
Speaker 3: And nobody wants that either. That's my point, right, It's
Speaker 3: like you're flooding, you're flooding it. And to be honest,
Speaker 3: that's a big reason why people turned against Christianity in
Speaker 3: the first place, because it was being rammed down their
Speaker 3: fucking throats. Like, let's just learn from past mistakes that
Speaker 3: you don't force ideologies onto people just for the sake
Speaker 3: of wanting to be inclusive and wanting to be popular.
Speaker 3: And I get that they have the whole the DEI
Speaker 3: program that every single company, every single corporation, has to
Speaker 3: implement their fucking ideologies onto fucking bud Light for some reason,
Speaker 3: because beer has to be gay and it's like, dude,
Speaker 3: why are we do this is so obnoxious?
Speaker 1: It's because it's a tention horse, that's all it is.
Speaker 1: Let me put this into perspective for everybody. A gay
Speaker 1: dude who's just living his life as a gay dude
Speaker 1: doesn't need to announce to the world that he sucks stick.
Speaker 2: He's just doing him. Okay. A trans woman.
Speaker 1: Like a dude that looks like a chick now who's
Speaker 1: walking around as a woman, doesn't need to announce to
Speaker 1: people that that's a woman. She is looking the part,
Speaker 1: acting the part, and she's not going out of her
Speaker 1: way to do it like a dude in drag. That
Speaker 1: would be a tention hors that are trying to get
Speaker 1: a response from people and then get offended when they
Speaker 1: get the response they were fucking looking for.
Speaker 2: It's ma'am, it's ma'am.
Speaker 1: No, bro, you are incorrectly even attempting to dress in
Speaker 1: let alone, pretend to be a woman.
Speaker 2: Like what, No, I'm sorry, that's that's not happening here.
Speaker 3: It's just it. It just goes too far and it
Speaker 3: makes it rubs people the wrong way. And that's me.
Speaker 3: That's my point. I don't have a problem at all
Speaker 3: with what. I don't care what your sexuality is. I
Speaker 3: don't care what you identify as you want to be
Speaker 3: called they or them or she or he. If you're
Speaker 3: not actually one of those things, I don't even care, dude,
Speaker 3: I really don't. I'm just gonna call you by your
Speaker 3: name anyway. I'm not going to refer to you as
Speaker 3: pronouns and shit.
Speaker 1: So like free society, I may disagree with what you're doing,
Speaker 1: but like, hey, I disagree with what a lot of
Speaker 1: people do.
Speaker 2: It's everybody has the right to do them.
Speaker 1: That's how that works once you're a legal adult and
Speaker 1: can make your own fucking decisions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and I don't be real with you, it's only
Speaker 3: gonna get ramped up and ramped up and ramped up
Speaker 3: even more if Kamala becomes president like that that will
Speaker 3: be that is her platform, Like to be honest, like
Speaker 3: that is you know, like what she is running on
Speaker 3: is this whole like it's a it's a popular election
Speaker 3: because it has nothing to do with policies. It's what
Speaker 3: is she being more inclusive about?
Speaker 2: What is she like?
Speaker 4: What?
Speaker 3: You know, what food does she like? It's like, who
Speaker 3: gives a fuck what she wants? To eat, dude, Like,
Speaker 3: why are we talking about this nonsense?
Speaker 2: It makes no sense Left has done for a while.
Speaker 1: Look at Clinton, dude, when she went on the Breakfast
Speaker 1: Club I always care hot saw some operator who the
Speaker 1: fuck cares?
Speaker 2: Who cares? You're pandering?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 2: So anyway, I tell'm all of that and the bad
Speaker 2: in this world.
Speaker 1: As we're looking at the CNN Weather article the top
Speaker 1: of the screen for anybody looking at this is a
Speaker 1: is a logo for the forty ninth annual On Dewey
Speaker 1: Festival this October to eighteenth through twelve. And it's like,
Speaker 1: you know, they have the local ads, and since I'm
Speaker 1: in Louisiana, that's our local ad. But I'm just like,
Speaker 1: you know, thank God, there's still some wholesomeness out there. Look,
Speaker 1: if you're in and around the Saint John Parish, bring
Speaker 1: your kids to the on Dewey Festival.
Speaker 3: That's like out towards New Orleans, I think, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, that's out by a pass like
Speaker 1: Grammercy and Lecturer back where I used to work.
Speaker 3: Oh so, I mean, but more towards New Orleans compared
Speaker 3: to where we lived or where.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's correct, it's closer to New Orleans than I am,
Speaker 1: for sure, but it's like that that's Cajun area, like
Speaker 1: for real Cajun area.
Speaker 3: How by Laplace, I hate bro Bro.
Speaker 1: I understand that Louisiana's got some weird like spelling to
Speaker 1: the words because it's a mixture of Native American and
Speaker 1: Creole French and actual French and Spanish, and I get
Speaker 1: it right, but like it's really bad at some time. Okay,
Speaker 1: the place, I understand it. But after you get told
Speaker 1: it's Laplace, and people, for some reason still just stick
Speaker 1: on it. I had one this lady's name, Oh, miss Bobin.
Speaker 1: You mean miss Babin. That's an a oh, well, we've
Speaker 1: just been calling heim miss Bobin. I'm like, there's not
Speaker 1: a oh in the fucking word.
Speaker 2: What do you do it?
Speaker 1: You know it's it's stuff like that anyway. Anyway, Yes,
Speaker 1: bring your kids to the on Dewey Festival. And by
Speaker 1: the way, if you are not using on Dewey in
Speaker 1: your cooking, you're wrong.
Speaker 2: Just look, it's a sausage. If you don't know.
Speaker 3: Where it is, that's a delicious sauce.
Speaker 2: It's amazing.
Speaker 1: Get you some on Dewey, Get you some tasso, Okay,
Speaker 1: feed your kids, hold some good food.
Speaker 3: Chicken and on dewey gumbo.
Speaker 2: Come on now, come on, No, he can't beat this.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
Speaker 1: Matter of fact, I just finished off the fucking squirrels
Speaker 1: and on dewey stew that we.
Speaker 2: Made, so buy out.
Speaker 3: Hell yeah, all right, anyway, let's get to it. Here
Speaker 3: Sahara Desert flooded for the first time in decades.
Speaker 1: The Sahara Desert is flooded. Bro that's insane. Look at this.
Speaker 3: Is that because of cloud seeding or weather manipulation or
Speaker 3: what are they saying.
Speaker 1: I don't know, but apparently we have global warming and
Speaker 1: all this is happening.
Speaker 2: But hold on, let's just see here.
Speaker 3: The earth just wants to irrigate something, all right.
Speaker 2: It's one of the driest places on Earth that days
Speaker 2: of heavy rains have transformed parts of the Sahara, submerging
Speaker 2: tall trees and leaving large blue lagoons. Meter all.
Speaker 3: Just Derek ban Dam has more on this rare weather event.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Zeane and Biana.
Speaker 5: These are some striking photographs coming out of the normally
Speaker 5: arid and very dry Saharan Desert. This is near the
Speaker 5: border of Morocco and Algeria. This area does receive a
Speaker 5: couple of inches of rain annually, but in a couple
Speaker 5: of days time during the month of September of this year,
Speaker 5: actually received about a year's worth of rain in that
Speaker 5: short period of time, so much so that satellites high
Speaker 5: above us in space actually captured the lakes that formed
Speaker 5: as a result of this heavy rainfall. So going back
Speaker 5: to August fourteenth of twenty twenty four, you can see
Speaker 5: no lake. Let's go forward by roughly a month and
Speaker 5: after that rainy spell, and you can see this turquoise
Speaker 5: coloring of blue. That's actually the lakes forming and ponding
Speaker 5: within the dry or typically dry and arid Saharan Desert. This,
Speaker 5: by the way, is the largest non polar desert in
Speaker 5: the world, so it's amazing to see that contrast from
Speaker 5: the before and after satellite images. Here's another aerial photograph
Speaker 5: of the water piling up within the valleys of the
Speaker 5: Saharan Desert. This is again over southeastern Morocco. And if
Speaker 5: we take a closer look at the rainfall totals here
Speaker 5: during the month of September, that shade of blue and
Speaker 5: the white gray there that is actually areas that received
Speaker 5: one hundred to two hundred millimeters of rain roughly in
Speaker 5: some locations, about a year's worth of rain, just in
Speaker 5: a short period of time. And what made this particularly
Speaker 5: unique is that it wasn't part of the seasonal shift
Speaker 5: known as the inner tropical convergence zone. This was actually
Speaker 5: formed because of an extratropical cyclone. So it brought rainfall,
Speaker 5: an extreme amount of rainfall in terms of what they're
Speaker 5: used to, to an area of northwestern Africa that doesn't
Speaker 5: normally experience these types of events. One thing's for sure
Speaker 5: going forward in time, there are some light showers in
Speaker 5: this forecast, but that's not an extratropical cyclone. That's just
Speaker 5: precipitation moving from the Atlantic inland and that could impact
Speaker 5: some of those areas that saw the ponding within the
Speaker 5: dry desert regions of southeastern Morocco.
Speaker 2: But this has just created.
Speaker 5: Some incredible photography coming out of the area.
Speaker 2: Look at the reflections, real quick, real quick.
Speaker 1: He's almost done here, But like, look at that image, dude,
Speaker 1: that are sand dunes. You would expect to see a pyramid. Yes,
Speaker 1: I understand, Morocco's not Egypt, y'all. It's the image on
Speaker 1: the screen. Just hear me out. It's like rolling sand
Speaker 1: dunes with a few little sparse trees and a massive
Speaker 1: lake that looks like a painting.
Speaker 3: Dude, it looks like Paradise.
Speaker 1: Actually, yes, right, And apparently at one point this whole
Speaker 1: Sahara Desert was a luscious rainforest according to some people.
Speaker 2: Not sure if I believe it all.
Speaker 3: You know, I actually have a theory that because I
Speaker 3: don't know, I could just be stupid in thinking this,
Speaker 3: but just I don't trust our history, so I come
Speaker 3: up with crazy thoughts. But I actually, if you look
Speaker 3: at like all the desert area, it's it's basically just sand, right,
Speaker 3: Like almost the entire fucking thing is sand. Like, isn't
Speaker 3: that what's at the bottom of the oceans and all
Speaker 3: the lakes and everything. Like if if the oceans and
Speaker 3: the lakes and all that shit dried up, wouldn't it
Speaker 3: look like the Sahara Desert, Right? So Like, that's where
Speaker 3: I'm led to believe that maybe this used to be
Speaker 3: like part ocean or you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: That's very possible.
Speaker 1: It's very possible at some point in time this was
Speaker 1: a part of the ocean and then through an ice
Speaker 1: age all the water froze and dried up because water expands,
Speaker 1: it leaves and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: Could have been a volcano that you know, pushed the
Speaker 3: sand up or something along those lines. You know, who knows,
Speaker 3: who knows, But you heard him say that it was
Speaker 3: a extratropical cyclone, a fucking hurricane made it rain in
Speaker 3: the Sahara desert.
Speaker 1: That's essentially what your boy is saying. And also side
Speaker 1: note before I first plague and you've seen how I
Speaker 1: met your mother. Yeah, telling your boy, don't look like
Speaker 1: nph right here, fucking Barney Stinson looking ass.
Speaker 3: I was actually gonna say that I think that he
Speaker 3: looks like the Deep from the Boys.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, I could see. It's the sideburns. Yeah, it's like, dude,
Speaker 2: those are too low of sideburns to be like pick
Speaker 2: them up or drop them lower and grow pork chops.
Speaker 2: This is this in between ship's.
Speaker 3: Killing me, grow a fucking beard like a man.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you. All right, let's see what else
Speaker 2: he says.
Speaker 5: You can see the sand dune here in the lake,
Speaker 5: and there it is in real time above it San
Speaker 5: Piana back to you.
Speaker 3: See it's whenever whenever I see ship like that that
Speaker 3: never just that. I'm just like you know that I
Speaker 3: I think that that like kind of lends a little
Speaker 3: bit of credence to Atlantis personally.
Speaker 1: There's more credence to well, okay, okay, Atlantis as the
Speaker 1: name of it that we have thought about in our
Speaker 1: culture to look like in oct like in all these things.
Speaker 2: No lost lalizations, lost land.
Speaker 3: There we go.
Speaker 2: Yes that yeah, boom boom boon.
Speaker 3: Good good clarification. I'm happy you said that.
Speaker 1: But and that's that's kind of kicked that I've been
Speaker 1: on lately, and how I even stumbled upon this one
Speaker 1: which led to everything else that we're going to get
Speaker 1: into today.
Speaker 2: But again, this didn't like a Lost Land episode.
Speaker 1: But that's what did this to me because I'm like, wait,
Speaker 1: there's flooding in the Sahara desert and they want to
Speaker 1: tell us that continents didn't fucking roll off into the sea.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, what right, right do you want me to
Speaker 3: read this?
Speaker 2: Uh? We could relist it here right here, all right?
Speaker 3: It says you want me to start with that word.
Speaker 3: Arakitia Arakidia, a desert city in southeast Morocco, recorded nearly
Speaker 3: three inches of rainfall, most of it across just two
Speaker 3: days last month. That's more than four times the normal
Speaker 3: rainfall for the whole month of September and equates to
Speaker 3: more than half a year's worth of this area. It's
Speaker 3: been thirty to fifty years since we've had this much
Speaker 3: rain in such a short space of time, the meteorologist said.
Speaker 3: As the rain flowed over the desert terrain, it created
Speaker 3: a new watery landscape amid the palm trees and scrubby flora.
Speaker 3: Some of the the most dramatic images are from the
Speaker 3: desert town of Mirzouga, where the rare deluge or deluge
Speaker 3: carved new lakes into the sand dunes.
Speaker 1: I mean that is pretty insane. I mean, look there,
Speaker 1: it is there, it is.
Speaker 2: Look at it.
Speaker 3: That doesn't look like fucking Abu Dhabi.
Speaker 2: Dude, dude.
Speaker 1: This is that ancient iconic picture that you think about
Speaker 1: when you think of like the far east right, the
Speaker 1: Arabian Countries'sia. Yes, that is this is what you think of.
Speaker 1: And this is in real life happening as we are
Speaker 1: sitting here speaking.
Speaker 3: It makes me think of Bluey. Whenever Bluey is all real.
Speaker 2: Life, I might say, bro, what hit? And again, look
Speaker 2: at these images here.
Speaker 1: So that's the before and the after of the amount
Speaker 1: of rainfall and like pockets of water just pulling up everywhere. Which,
Speaker 1: don't get wrong, It's not like there's any kind of
Speaker 1: people that are in distress of this.
Speaker 2: This is the Sahara Desert.
Speaker 1: No one lives out here in the fucking dunes or
Speaker 1: at least you know, they have cities that are experiencing
Speaker 1: this rainfall. But again, they're not flooding. As far as
Speaker 1: I could tell. It's not a bad thing for these people.
Speaker 1: They're just kind of remarking upon it. But it's like
Speaker 1: we are in crazy times here, bro.
Speaker 3: Dude, let me tell you this. I don't think that
Speaker 3: it's that it's that far out of the stretch of imagination.
Speaker 3: With we know all of the hurricanes they're manipulating, all
Speaker 3: the storms they're manipulating. I mean, the blue roofs over
Speaker 3: in Hawaii. Florida's getting fucked, North Carolina is getting fucked
Speaker 3: every and it just so happens to be all these
Speaker 3: places that they want to turn into like smart cities
Speaker 3: and you know, higher end cost of living areas and
Speaker 3: stuff like that. And is it would you put it
Speaker 3: out of the realm of possibility that they would be
Speaker 3: cloud seating or manipulating the weather so that this place
Speaker 3: does become like more of like a like an attraction
Speaker 3: to get people to move to this land, because obviously
Speaker 3: nobody wants to live in a fucking desert like this
Speaker 3: that is absolutely barren and never gets any rain and
Speaker 3: it's always one hundred and twenty five degrees Like, nobody
Speaker 3: wants to be around that. But if you put a
Speaker 3: big ass lake of water, you can turn it into
Speaker 3: a resort town. And I know that because that's exactly
Speaker 3: what happened where in the city that I was born,
Speaker 3: Lake Kavasu City. Dude, it was just a barren desert
Speaker 3: until some rich guy decided to buy this land for
Speaker 3: pennies on the dollar because it was desert, and then
Speaker 3: he dug out a massive trench and made it into
Speaker 3: a resort town. So I wouldn't think that it would
Speaker 3: be that far out of the realm with possibility that
Speaker 3: they would be doing this, which, to be honest, I
Speaker 3: don't have a problem with like, don't don't fuck with
Speaker 3: cities of people that are already living there just because
Speaker 3: they won't sell their land do it to places like
Speaker 3: this If you're going to do it, bro.
Speaker 2: They did the same thing to Katar.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dude, nobody gave a fuck about Dubai until like
Speaker 1: twenty years ago.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 1: They literally built in oasis from the Seine and then
Speaker 1: started dredging sand to make more islands, to build more
Speaker 1: shit upon. Like they're literally breaking the laws of engineering
Speaker 1: because they have enough money to battle God, and they said,
Speaker 1: fuck it, we're building a city here. So to your point,
Speaker 1: I could see it now. To also further, you're saying here,
Speaker 1: go ahead and read right here.
Speaker 3: More extreme rainfall events could be expected in the Sahara
Speaker 3: in the future, according to recent research, as fossil fuel
Speaker 3: pollution continues to heat up the planet and disrupt the
Speaker 3: water cycle.
Speaker 1: So they're already saying that we can expect more of
Speaker 1: this shit moving forward.
Speaker 3: They're laying the groundwork.
Speaker 2: They're already laying the groundwork.
Speaker 1: And keep in mind that all of this happened because
Speaker 1: of a hurricane or a tropical cyclone, whatever you want
Speaker 1: to call it, same type of weather system that blew
Speaker 1: a little too far over into Africa and gave them
Speaker 1: more rain than they expect. We do, in fact know
Speaker 1: that they can manipulate hurricanes. They can weaken them, they
Speaker 1: can strengthen them, and they can direct them. We did
Speaker 1: a whole episode on this, and if you didn't know
Speaker 1: about that, please look up what was the two projects
Speaker 1: Project storm Fury Yep and shit, the one that was
Speaker 1: predating that when We're old boy just dropped eighty kilows
Speaker 1: of dry ice into a hurricane and it fucking hard
Speaker 1: lefted it into America and killed a bunch of people.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, this whole tropical cyclone term here,
Speaker 3: all the cyclone is. It's just it's it's spinning in
Speaker 3: the opposite direction. That's the only difference between a hurricane
Speaker 3: and a cyclone.
Speaker 1: That's right, it's on the other side of the equator.
Speaker 1: So it's a cyclone on this side, or like a
Speaker 1: typhoon in the Asian countries. But once it cross the equator,
Speaker 1: the winds take it the other direction. It becomes a hurricane.
Speaker 1: It spins that way.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure that a hurricane spins clockwise and a
Speaker 3: cyclone spins counterclockwise.
Speaker 2: Yep. Absolutely.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we are already seeing and they're blaming it
Speaker 1: on climate change in global warming as to why a
Speaker 1: cyclone hit Africa, because why not what because obviously and
Speaker 1: global warming me that we now have an oasis happening.
Speaker 2: That's interesting.
Speaker 1: But as we look into that, let's look at this
Speaker 1: snowfall amazing, desert.
Speaker 3: Amazing, How that amazing? How that just works out for everybody,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Like, you see shit like
Speaker 3: that and you're like, oh, so beachfront property is now
Speaker 3: being created in the Sahara, which will you know, benefit
Speaker 3: certain global elites, I'm sure. And then also, uh, they're
Speaker 3: getting to push the the global warming agenda and this
Speaker 3: is what fossil fuels do to us, and so it's
Speaker 3: really all in one. And so whenever you start learning
Speaker 3: like how the calum the globalists, the elite, the illuminati, whatever,
Speaker 3: the upper echelon of the upper echelon, whenever you start
Speaker 3: observing their plans for a future and how they're basically
Speaker 3: trying to take over your land. They're trying to mine
Speaker 3: the earth from all of its minerals, and they're trying
Speaker 3: to move away from oil and gas. They're trying to
Speaker 3: push these narratives of of global warming or climate change
Speaker 3: whatever they're calling it this week, and you start to see, oh, amazing,
Speaker 3: how it always falls in their favor, like this is
Speaker 3: just another example of that, I think absolutely.
Speaker 1: And then with that, because the earth is heating up,
Speaker 1: and it's because we're bad people who are living on
Speaker 1: this earth and we're polluting there, and she's pissed at us,
Speaker 1: and that's why it's heating up. Let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: look two years ago, snow falls in the Sahara Desert
Speaker 1: for the fifth time in forty years.
Speaker 2: With that global warming and all of that, go ahead
Speaker 2: and read.
Speaker 3: Uh new images. New images of the Sahara Desert blanketed
Speaker 3: in snow have appeared this week on social media. We
Speaker 3: all know that the Sahara as the world's driest desert,
Speaker 3: with the temperature soaring up to fifty degrees celsius, along
Speaker 3: with the Death Valley in California. In certain cities near
Speaker 3: the equator, liked Lull in Ethiopia and Wadi Halfa and Sudan,
Speaker 3: it's one of the hottest places on Earth. The enormous
Speaker 3: desert spans eleven countries Jeria, Chad, Egypt, Libya, Molly, Mauritania, Morocco, Niger,
Speaker 3: Western Sahara, Sudan and Tenasia. Sand dudes can reach up
Speaker 3: to one hundred and eighty meters high and water is
Speaker 3: scarce in the region, so when recent photos showed the
Speaker 3: dunes covered in beautiful icy patterns, it might have left
Speaker 3: you wandering, how is this even possible?
Speaker 1: Look at this, dude, That is the same Sahara desert
Speaker 1: that we were just looking at as an oasis with
Speaker 1: snow sticking to the ground. It's not just dissipating once
Speaker 1: it lands, it's sticking.
Speaker 2: Dude.
Speaker 3: That is quite a sight. I didn't know that that
Speaker 3: was a thing.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we've got videos of it.
Speaker 3: The images captured earlier in January by photographer Kareem Bushitata
Speaker 3: reveal snow and ice near the town of Ain Sephra
Speaker 3: in northwest Algeria. The region has experienced snow just a
Speaker 3: handful of times in the past forty years. The only
Speaker 3: previously recorded incidences of snow in ain Sefha we're nineteen
Speaker 3: seventy nine, twenty seventeen, twenty eighteen, and twenty twenty one.
Speaker 3: Crazy how those are all really close together?
Speaker 2: Though? You see that, right, nineteen seventy nine crazy outlier,
Speaker 2: and then the last four times have been within the
Speaker 2: last ten years.
Speaker 3: So you got seventeen eighteen twenty one, and well this
Speaker 3: was two years.
Speaker 1: Ago twenty two, right, so I'm just throwing it out
Speaker 1: and again, global warming and the Earth is heating up.
Speaker 2: Let's check out this little vigia. Oh damn, that cell
Speaker 2: phone vibrating. Have me messed up for a second.
Speaker 3: It's a winter wonderland in Sahara.
Speaker 2: Bro right.
Speaker 3: I mean you're not building a snowman by any means, but.
Speaker 2: No, but this is beyond crazy, dude.
Speaker 3: Dude, imagine sledding in the Sahara with the sand and
Speaker 3: the snow. They'd probably be the best sledding ever.
Speaker 1: Food because there's people that do sandboarding, like down sand
Speaker 1: dunes and shit, you could imagine doing that with ice
Speaker 1: and sand.
Speaker 2: That would be a fucking ride.
Speaker 3: Dude, right right, God, that sounds annoying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would say, I wonder if I mute this thing.
Speaker 3: Okay, we get the point. Yeah that What was that
Speaker 3: his camera shifting or what.
Speaker 1: A little bit of wind I think and a little
Speaker 1: bit of his other phone vibrating.
Speaker 2: You know, my boy got two phones, one for the
Speaker 2: plug and one the hos Anyway.
Speaker 3: Aint Cephra is in the Atlas Mountains, one thousand meters
Speaker 3: above sea level, and is referred to as the Gateway
Speaker 3: to the Desert. It's located in Nama Province of Algeria,
Speaker 3: close to the Moroccan border. When the photos were taken,
Speaker 3: temperatures had dropped to negative two degrees celsias damn.
Speaker 1: So that would be like twenty seven twenty eight degrees fahrenheit.
Speaker 3: What negative two no.
Speaker 1: Zero degrees celsius is thirty two degrees fahrenheit. That's the
Speaker 1: freezing point of water. So zero is the freezing point
Speaker 1: of water. One hundred is the boiling point of water.
Speaker 1: For us, that's thirty two degrees in two twelve. For them,
Speaker 1: it's zero and one hundred.
Speaker 3: Oh I see, I still don't understand celsius on that bullshit.
Speaker 1: So like whenever you whenever you remember when Lebron James
Speaker 1: had those cramps because the air conditioning went out in
Speaker 1: the stadium and.
Speaker 3: It was the European article.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the European article was like it was
Speaker 1: degrees of like forty something celsius and then we're like
Speaker 1: wait what and we did the math on it. It was
Speaker 1: like seventy two degrees inside and it was like all right, yeah,
Speaker 1: I remember my first time having a beer you know
Speaker 1: what I mean, like shit, dude.
Speaker 3: But yeah, there's a reason why he chose to play
Speaker 3: basketball in UH weather controlled indoors UH stadium as opposed
Speaker 3: to playing football out in the fucking elements like a
Speaker 3: real man.
Speaker 1: I fight in armor and fields, and in in fucking
Speaker 1: stadiums with no ac or ventilation and in rain and shit.
Speaker 1: So I don't know where this bitching is coming from.
Speaker 3: But which by the way, I'm if you notice, I
Speaker 3: don't know if you keep up with the sports world.
Speaker 3: I know you're not super into sports. But the Lakers,
Speaker 3: you know, So lebron plays with the Lakers, and they
Speaker 3: just drafted Lebron on Sun Bronnie, and so now Bronnie
Speaker 3: and le bron they're they're playing together, dude, almost. And
Speaker 3: by the way, they took Bronne in the first round,
Speaker 3: which is pretty crazy because he's only there because of
Speaker 3: his name. His skills aren't. They're not NBA caliber.
Speaker 2: Doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: It's for the it's for the name recognition, the same
Speaker 1: way Travis Kelcey and fucking Taylor Swift are getting promoted.
Speaker 2: The way they are.
Speaker 1: It has nothing to do with the NFL, But the
Speaker 1: NFL is banking it because they they're making money off
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you're gonna get more more people, all the Swifties, which,
Speaker 3: by the way, there's a shitload of them. You're gonna
Speaker 3: get all those people now tuning in on Monday night football,
Speaker 3: Sunday night football because Taylor Swift's there, and god forbid
Speaker 3: we go a quarter without glancing up at the booth
Speaker 3: and looking at Taylor Swift. Cheer on. You know, the Chiefs.
Speaker 1: The NFL needed it, dude. Their numbers have been down
Speaker 1: for quite some time. They've pussified the sports so much
Speaker 1: that most people don't even care to watch it anymore.
Speaker 1: You have the diehard fans like you that are gonna
Speaker 1: watch it regardless. Yes, and there's a ton of them,
Speaker 1: but that number is slowly cutting back well, and it's
Speaker 1: because they're quite some time.
Speaker 3: They're having a hard time getting the new generation in
Speaker 3: on it, and so I think that that's why they're
Speaker 3: doing it. It's not I don't know, I mean, but
Speaker 3: you know, they made it so political with the whole
Speaker 3: Kaepernick thing, and now they got the black national anthem
Speaker 3: that they're playing. It's like, what do you mean a
Speaker 3: black national anthem like that? Is the most ridiculous thing
Speaker 3: I've ever heard of.
Speaker 2: So here's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: And I'm not exactly happy that the world is changing
Speaker 1: this way, but it is okay. The NFL, their big
Speaker 1: thing is the Super Bowl, right, and that's seen by
Speaker 1: internationally and it's all over the it's their big shebang
Speaker 1: Super Sunday football.
Speaker 2: Right, regular Monday night football.
Speaker 1: Those numbers are down, or at least they were before
Speaker 1: Taylor Swift came into the picture. Meanwhile, massive game events
Speaker 1: and like video game competitions, when those stream, those numbers
Speaker 1: for a random stream for a video game that you
Speaker 1: and I have never heard of, blows the NFL out
Speaker 1: of the water every fucking Monday without any question or competition.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, big time. Well, because I mean, the
Speaker 3: whole world plays video games exactly like it's. Football is
Speaker 3: mainly big in the United States, maybe some Canadian maybe
Speaker 3: a little bit over in Europe.
Speaker 1: But now because Swifties are international right right, so now
Speaker 1: there's way more people with way more random reasons to
Speaker 1: come check out the NFL every time they play.
Speaker 2: It's it's strategically done, bro.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, it it for sure is. And we all
Speaker 3: know that, Like, look, I like the Bluepill on Sundays,
Speaker 3: but I know that this shit is, dude, it's absurd.
Speaker 3: It's hard to watch an NFL game now because they
Speaker 3: got so many fucking penalties. And the penalties even just
Speaker 3: the other night whenever the Bills and the Jets were
Speaker 3: playing Monday Night football, dude, that each team had like
Speaker 3: ten or eleven penalties. It's starting to become the NBA
Speaker 3: where every time somebody takes a shot there's a foul, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: that that is unwatchable, and in my opinion, that's how
Speaker 3: they're manipulating the outcome of these games.
Speaker 1: And that and again not throwing shade at anybody who
Speaker 1: blue pills and watches it because that's like your thing. Cool,
Speaker 1: that's fine, but you also got to acknowledge it like
Speaker 1: this is nothing to base your life off of, because
Speaker 1: I know way too many people that do.
Speaker 3: It's it's wrestling to me. I love wrestling for the entertainment.
Speaker 3: I love NFL for the entertainment.
Speaker 2: That's it, fucking right, fucking right.
Speaker 1: So now, all right back to the whole snow in
Speaker 1: the Sahara, and now we got flooding in the Sahara
Speaker 1: let's go here. Let's go ahead and hear what your
Speaker 1: own news says, is climate change causing it to snow
Speaker 1: in the Sahara, Because keep in mind, climate change is
Speaker 1: clearly causing the flooding that's happening. So let's go ahead
Speaker 1: and hear how is global warming causing snowfall in the desert.
Speaker 3: You know, people would stop thinking this kind of shit
Speaker 3: if they did get a little woo woo and you know,
Speaker 3: actually understand Mother Earth a little bit more, because if
Speaker 3: you did understand how the Earth worked and understood it
Speaker 3: as a living, breathing being that we are living on
Speaker 3: top of, you'd understand that their cycles to this shit,
Speaker 3: and we just so happened to be going through one.
Speaker 2: It's okay to acknowledge that Mother Nature is a fickle bitch.
Speaker 3: That's why she's called Mother Earth because they're cycles.
Speaker 2: It makes sense absolutely.
Speaker 3: So anyway, it says snow is very rare in the
Speaker 3: desert because there is not usually enough water in the
Speaker 3: air for it, even though it can get very cold
Speaker 3: at night. The climate crisis is unpredictable and as it
Speaker 3: wreaks havoc across many African countries with temperatures climbing high.
Speaker 3: It can also bring severe cold events, such as this.
Speaker 3: One scientific study suggests extreme cold weather events could be
Speaker 3: attributed to Arctic warming. A study released in the journal
Speaker 3: Science suggests, although it was conducted in the US, it
Speaker 3: predicts that cold waves can become more likely all over
Speaker 3: the world as a result of global warming.
Speaker 1: The study result, wait, wait, wait, how can cold waves
Speaker 1: be a response to that doesn't make sense to me.
Speaker 1: If anything, that sounds like the Earth is self regulating
Speaker 1: and is releasing more shit to put more cold things
Speaker 1: out there to counterbalance the warm as it's going through
Speaker 1: its cycle. I don't know, but it sounds that way
Speaker 1: to me.
Speaker 3: But all right, well, your problem, Jacob is that you're
Speaker 3: thinking logical and we can't have that.
Speaker 1: Like, okay, it's putting more water into the air cool
Speaker 1: how does that and like fucking and.
Speaker 3: Well, because ice age and dinosaurs and shit.
Speaker 1: But I believe in those things too, But like, that
Speaker 1: doesn't make this anything more. Remember in the seventies we
Speaker 1: talked about it. They were talking about global cooling being
Speaker 1: a thing. Remember they had snow in Algeria nineteen seventy nine.
Speaker 1: This was a part of that. They kept saying global
Speaker 1: cooling was gonna make this a whole thing. We're gonna
Speaker 1: have another ice age. Now they're saying that the snow
Speaker 1: is because the Earth is warming up. That's super counterintuitive.
Speaker 3: The studies, results and quotes highlight another reason to rapidly
Speaker 3: reduce the greenhouse gas emissions that are driving global warm
Speaker 3: global warming. According to wait for it, they were old Economic.
Speaker 1: Forum bro Hold on, when did fucking greenhouse gases come
Speaker 1: into the conversation on why there's snow in the desert?
Speaker 2: No one brought this up?
Speaker 3: What the fuck it adds? And at the same time,
Speaker 3: the need to develop better strategies for managing extreme weather events,
Speaker 3: both hot and cold. So now, how are you gonna
Speaker 3: manage them? Is it because you control the weather and
Speaker 3: that's how you're going to manage them? Is that what
Speaker 3: you're saying out loud?
Speaker 2: I think that's what he's saying essentially.
Speaker 1: And if we're gonna go off this whole more water
Speaker 1: in the air, which is making more rainfall happen, is.
Speaker 2: Clearly because of global warming.
Speaker 1: Wait a minute, I'm sorry, y'all been cloud seating for
Speaker 1: how long? And it's because of the bad greenhouse gases
Speaker 1: that we have more particles in our air.
Speaker 3: Oh, Jacob, it's your fault. They're saying. It's important to
Speaker 3: note that human driven climate change is causing the Sahara
Speaker 3: Desert to grow. It is currently about ten percent larger
Speaker 3: than it was nearly a century ago. And that's because
Speaker 3: you keep your house at seventy degrees whenever it should
Speaker 3: be at eighty. That's why.
Speaker 1: So it's our fault that the Sahara Desert is growing
Speaker 1: but also has now more water on it and had
Speaker 1: snow on it.
Speaker 3: So yes, right, yes, all of that.
Speaker 2: Because all of it's our fault.
Speaker 1: Positive net Well, no, if it's positive, it's because these
Speaker 1: scientists found a way and they were so smart and
Speaker 1: they saw it coming. But if anything happened that was wrong,
Speaker 1: it's because it was our fault that we didn't like
Speaker 1: what fund their research heavily enough.
Speaker 3: Thank god for the Paris Climate Accord. I mean, it's
Speaker 3: doing a bang up job.
Speaker 2: Jeez, thank god, we're so wait, did he put us
Speaker 2: back into it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Oh that was one of the first things that
Speaker 3: he did, Biden, whenever he became president again, put us
Speaker 3: right back into that fucking like absolute like abyss of
Speaker 3: taxpayer money.
Speaker 1: So Trump's talking about Astralia extorting the fucking Europeans.
Speaker 2: I'm all here for it.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, bring it. It's a tariff.
Speaker 1: China, and we're gonna tax all of you for basically
Speaker 1: you're welcome for our fucking service.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we gave you a loan a lot like FEMA
Speaker 3: did to all those people in North Carolina, and now
Speaker 3: we want our money back.
Speaker 2: Mm. That's what Jimmy Hoffa tried doing to the mafia.
Speaker 2: Look what happened to him.
Speaker 1: That's interesting that Trump's already got two shooters out here.
Speaker 1: My boy's got actual ops in these streets.
Speaker 3: Somebody clone this man, save them. They already did it
Speaker 3: to Biden plenty of times, which you know, I don't
Speaker 3: think anybody's trying to take him out. I think that
Speaker 3: we're kind of just like time will take care of
Speaker 3: that soon.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you can replicate Donnie t. I
Speaker 2: don't think a clone would ever do it justice. I
Speaker 2: think that's he's too much himself, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: He's a character for sure. But it says Deserts are
Speaker 3: defined as places on Earth that received less than ten
Speaker 3: inches of rainfall per year. According to the US Geological Survey,
Speaker 3: so if the Sahara continues to increase in size, it
Speaker 3: makes drought and surrounding countries more likely.
Speaker 1: Okay, So, with nothing to back up what they're saying
Speaker 1: and things that just don't be making any fucking sense,
Speaker 1: somehow global warming because of human made pollution has not
Speaker 1: only led to snow in the Sahara, which again only
Speaker 1: five of those times have been in the past ten years.
Speaker 1: The other time was in nineteen seventy nine when they
Speaker 1: were scared that we were going to have another ice
Speaker 1: age happen.
Speaker 2: But that's neither here nor there.
Speaker 1: Now we have rainfall, and like you're talking about, Jonathan,
Speaker 1: which I didn't even think about, but that's a very
Speaker 1: good point. Is it crazy to think that somebody would
Speaker 1: buy a massive track of the Sahara desert once this,
Speaker 1: If enough rainfall happens, extreme rainfall like this happens, and
Speaker 1: it makes a real oasis type situation that some possibly
Speaker 1: Saudi royal family, possibly some sort of roth Child backed
Speaker 1: banking conglomerate would basically the same thing they did with Aspen, Colorado,
Speaker 1: the same thing they've done with Dubai. They literally took
Speaker 1: something that wasn't really much of anything and turned it
Speaker 1: into a resort in an international destination spot. These places
Speaker 1: in the Sahara desert, especially with these old ancient brick
Speaker 1: buildings and all these things.
Speaker 2: And I'm not talking about Battilonian here, y'all, like Africa,
Speaker 2: but you could absolutely turn that into an oasis international destination.
Speaker 1: Oh, you have to have the deep enough pockets to
Speaker 1: make it happen. There are currently more people than there
Speaker 1: have ever been in human history with another deep pockets
Speaker 1: to make that happen pretty easily.
Speaker 3: And the number of those people like increase tenfold because
Speaker 3: of COVID.
Speaker 2: Isn't that crazy?
Speaker 3: Not that crazy? Actually, think about it.
Speaker 1: Like out loud to somebody who doesn't know any better.
Speaker 1: A world catastrophic event bred billionaires.
Speaker 2: How did that happen? And it's like, well, well, I.
Speaker 3: Mean world wars also breed billionaires as well.
Speaker 1: Yes it does, Yes it does. And as we're talking
Speaker 1: about world wars and things like that, we have a
Speaker 1: weird international little schism happening, Jonathan, right to our northern border.
Speaker 1: Canada and India are now at serious fucking odds with
Speaker 1: each other. I'm not saying that war is gonna break
Speaker 1: out over it, but I'm saying Trudeau has made a
Speaker 1: mistake because Mody ain't the one to fuck with. Even
Speaker 1: Trump acknowledged that Mody he seems like he's like the
Speaker 1: nicest guy.
Speaker 2: He seems like your dad. He seems like he bro.
Speaker 1: He has said up and down he will torch every
Speaker 1: fucking body if they keep with India. Like he's very
Speaker 1: clear about this. He's down to go to war right now.
Speaker 1: He's been very vocal about that as a matter of fact.
Speaker 1: And this is the same dude that put India with bricks.
Speaker 1: Let's keep that in mind. But right now, what.
Speaker 3: The fuck does Trudeau got to do with India.
Speaker 2: Oh we're gonna get there, sir, We're gonna get there.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: How have relations between India and Canada hit rock bottom?
Speaker 2: This is from the BBC.
Speaker 3: India and Canada have expelled their top diplomats amid escalating
Speaker 3: tensions over the assassination of a Sikh separatist on Canadian soil,
Speaker 3: marking a new low in a historically cordial relationship. While
Speaker 3: past disagreements have strained ties, none have reached this level
Speaker 3: of open confrontation. In nineteen seventy four, and.
Speaker 1: Real quick, real quick, So do you remember we talked
Speaker 1: about there was a Sikh leader in Canada that had
Speaker 1: just gotten assassinated.
Speaker 2: There was a big investigation to see what caused that.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do there's a whole article about him, because
Speaker 1: I feel like this one doesn't do a very good
Speaker 1: job of explaining the situation. We talked about it after
Speaker 1: it happened briefly, but I have an article pulled up
Speaker 1: that's going to lay it all out, like as it
Speaker 1: was going down. It was one of those right out
Speaker 1: of the gate where people knew about him and like
Speaker 1: there was a lot of questions in open speculation. This
Speaker 1: is the result of finding out certain information about that assassination.
Speaker 1: So all right, real quick, the level of intensity that
Speaker 1: is going down with this this next sentence, they just
Speaker 1: expelled their top diplomats and now they're talking nukes go ahead.
Speaker 3: In nineteen seventy four, India shocked the world by detonating
Speaker 3: a nuclear device, drawing outrage from Canada, which accused India
Speaker 3: of extracting plutonium from a Canadian reactor, a gift intended
Speaker 3: solely for peaceful use. Relations between the two nations cooled considerably.
Speaker 3: Canada suspended support to India's atomic energy program, yet neither
Speaker 3: expelled their top diplomats like they did on Monday. As
Speaker 3: the row intensified over last year's assassination of Hardeep Singh Nijar,
Speaker 3: a Canada based Sikh leader labeled a terrorist by India.
Speaker 3: A tit for tat expuls or the tit for tat
Speaker 3: expulsions followed Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's claim that the Canadian
Speaker 3: police were investigating allegations of Indian agents and the Indian
Speaker 3: government's direct involvement in the June twenty twenty three killing.
Speaker 3: Canadian police further accused the Indian agents of involvements in homicides, extortion,
Speaker 3: and violent acts targeting pro Khalistan supporters advocating a separate
Speaker 3: Seekh homeland in India. Delhi rejected the allegations as preposterous.
Speaker 3: There are some seven hundred and seventy thousand Sikhs living
Speaker 3: in Canada, home to the largest Sikh diaspora outside of
Speaker 3: the Indian state of Punjab. Seek separatism, rooted in a
Speaker 3: bloody insurgency in India during the nineteen eighties and early nineties,
Speaker 3: continues to strain relations between the two countries. Canada has
Speaker 3: faced sharp criticism from Delhi for failing to oppose the
Speaker 3: pro Kalistan movement within its borders. Canada says India is
Speaker 3: aware of local Kalistani groups and has been monitoring them
Speaker 3: four years.
Speaker 1: Okay, so this is one of those ads, right, this
Speaker 1: is a big thing. After he had died basically in
Speaker 1: honor of So this guy was a Sikh leader, India
Speaker 1: labeled him a terrorist. And like I said, I said,
Speaker 1: with this, forget which episode it was one recently. I
Speaker 1: grew up with a Sikh guy in school, and I
Speaker 1: had Indian neighbors that I lived near. And if anybody's
Speaker 1: curious why these like Punjabi restaurants are all over the place,
Speaker 1: or why the dudes at the gas station has the
Speaker 1: head dress on. Muslims don't wear the turban, Okay, Sikhs
Speaker 1: wear the turban.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: This is a branch out of India. This is a
Speaker 1: this is a spin off of Hinduism. This has nothing
Speaker 1: to do with Islamic terrorism whatsoever. If you ever see that,
Speaker 1: that's what this dude is. And they're awesome religion, they
Speaker 1: really are, but they had this really bad situation in India,
Speaker 1: which is why they are spread out all over Canada.
Speaker 1: And America because they had to leave India for their
Speaker 1: own religious freedom.
Speaker 2: But we'll get to that.
Speaker 3: This relationship has been down has been on a downward
Speaker 3: trajectory for several years, but it's now hit rock bottom.
Speaker 3: Michael Kougelman of the Wilson Center, the American think tank,
Speaker 3: told BBC publicly laying out extremely serious and detailed allegations
Speaker 3: with drawing ambassadors and top diplomats releasing diplomatic statements with
Speaker 3: blistering language. This is uncharted territory even for this troubled relationship.
Speaker 3: Other analysts agree that this moment signals a historic shift.
Speaker 3: This represents a significant slide in Canada India relations under
Speaker 3: the Trudeau government, said this author of this book, It
Speaker 3: says a history professor at Saint Jerome's University in Waterloo.
Speaker 3: Mister Toohey, notes that a key success of former Prime
Speaker 3: Minister Stephen Harper's government was fostering a prolonged period of
Speaker 3: reproachment between Canada and India, moving past grievances related to
Speaker 3: Kalistan and nuclear proliferation. Instead, a focus was placed on
Speaker 3: the importance of trade and education ties in people to
Speaker 3: people links. Given the significant India Indian diaspora in Canada.
Speaker 3: It is also worth noting that the Kalistan issue seemed
Speaker 3: to have disappeared since the beginning of the millennium. Now
Speaker 3: it has suddenly erupted all over again.
Speaker 1: Almost like it was planned to do so. Seems like it, yeah,
Speaker 1: do so, let's see. In twenty sixteen, let's read right here.
Speaker 3: In twenty sixteen, Trudeau told reporters that he had more
Speaker 3: seeks For in his cabinet than Prime Minister Narron Nearendra
Speaker 3: Modis in India. Seeks exert considerable influence in Canadian politics,
Speaker 3: occupying fifteen seats in the House of Commons over four
Speaker 3: percent while representing only about two percent of the population.
Speaker 3: Many of these seats are in key battlegrounds during natural
Speaker 3: national elections. In twenty twenty, Trudeau had expressed his concern
Speaker 3: over protests by farmers in India, drawing sharp criticism by Delhi.
Speaker 2: I think, bro say this.
Speaker 1: I don't like Trudeau for a lot of reasons, but
Speaker 1: I really like the fact that he is putting sekhs
Speaker 1: in positions. Listen, y'all, seeks are not nationalistic by nature.
Speaker 1: They are morally driven people, and they are the best
Speaker 1: of people. I strongly, strongly recommend people look up and
Speaker 1: look into Sikhism and like what they believe as not
Speaker 1: just their creation story, not just their salvation story or reincarnation.
Speaker 2: Fine, fine, whatever.
Speaker 1: They have great value track record, but they have great
Speaker 1: values they really do. Look at their track record in business,
Speaker 1: in politics, and in the military.
Speaker 2: You really fucking want the Seeks to be homies with you.
Speaker 2: I cannot stress this enough.
Speaker 3: Some of the smartest people on the planet.
Speaker 1: Dude, bro, I'll put it like this. You've seen the
Speaker 1: movie Crazy Rich Asians. No, all right, First of all,
Speaker 1: it's a funny movie. It's a chick flick. But whatever,
Speaker 1: the wealthy, wealthy, wealthy family that was basically their version
Speaker 1: of royalty that this chick had found herself going to
Speaker 1: this house.
Speaker 2: The guards were Seeks. There's a reason for this, is
Speaker 2: all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, I'm not gonna say that that inspires me
Speaker 3: to watch the movie because it seemed pretty stupid.
Speaker 1: Well, okay, it's cool for one aspect. If you're watching
Speaker 1: it for the chick flick rom com of it, then
Speaker 1: like cool, I watched it for the sense of this
Speaker 1: is how this Asian money moved the whole premise behind
Speaker 1: it was guy and girl meet up at college. She's
Speaker 1: a professor. He works in New York doing something in business.
Speaker 1: He has to go home for a thing, and she
Speaker 1: knows nothing of his family. She gets there and come
Speaker 1: to find out it's the Young family, as in the
Speaker 1: Chinese Youngs, which are like the Asian version of the Rothchilds.
Speaker 2: Okay, long story short.
Speaker 1: When China expelled them, they had to move to another country, Singapore,
Speaker 1: to set up shop and operate right, and then she
Speaker 1: broke down.
Speaker 2: It was actually the actress Aquafina.
Speaker 1: I think that's a stupid name, but I think she's hilarious.
Speaker 2: She is. She was breaking down. You got like the
Speaker 2: Taiwan tycoons.
Speaker 1: You got these guys, You got these guys, but these
Speaker 1: dudes are like basically Asian royalty, and how she broke
Speaker 1: all that down. Then once you have that pretense and
Speaker 1: then you see these lavish parties, and then you realize, like, dude,
Speaker 1: there really are crazy rich Asians just like this currently operating.
Speaker 1: And it's not like that's a scary thing, but like, bro,
Speaker 1: you realize the one percent.
Speaker 2: Of the world. People scream about the one percent of
Speaker 2: America a lot and I get that it's kind of
Speaker 2: on the surface for us when you look at what
Speaker 2: classifies as the one percent of the world. Y'all, let
Speaker 2: me explain, whenever they've tried to put more taxes on
Speaker 2: the rich in this country, they'll just move to a
Speaker 2: different country where all of the other rich, crazy actual
Speaker 2: one percenters live. That's all that will happen.
Speaker 3: Dude, that Aquafina, she was in one of my favorite
Speaker 3: Marvel movies of all time that have you ever seen
Speaker 3: shang Chi? Now, dude, get on that. That is some
Speaker 3: fucking awesome shit.
Speaker 2: But anyway, a good bit though, Dude, I'm gonna be
Speaker 2: honest with.
Speaker 3: You, super Marvel dors. I still need to get on
Speaker 3: the Agatha series that's on Disney. I need to I
Speaker 3: need to watch that.
Speaker 2: But I've heard mixed reviews. I've heard mixed reviews.
Speaker 3: It's connected to what was it, uh not television WandaVision,
Speaker 3: and so it's kind of like a branch off of that,
Speaker 3: which I loved. WandaVision was fucking sweet. But anyway, it
Speaker 3: goes on to say, I think broadly speaking, this crisis
Speaker 3: will give a feeling that this is a prime minister
Speaker 3: who is seeming to go from one debacle to another.
Speaker 3: More specifically within the Indo Canadian community, it may well
Speaker 3: hurt more than ever, says mister Toohey. He explains that
Speaker 3: the Indian diaspora in Canada, once predominantly Punjabi and Sikh,
Speaker 3: has become more diverse now, including a significant number of
Speaker 3: Hindus and immigrants from southern India and the western state
Speaker 3: of is It Gujarat. I think they are proud of
Speaker 3: India's economic transformation since the nineteen nineties and will not
Speaker 3: be sympathetic to seek separatism. Historically, the Liberals have been
Speaker 3: quite politically successful with the Sikh vote, especially in British Columbia. However,
Speaker 3: mister Tuhei doesn't feel that this crisis with India has
Speaker 3: to do with the vote bank politics. Instead, he believes
Speaker 3: this is more about the Canadian government repeatedly missing signals
Speaker 3: from Delhi regarding Indian concerns over pro Khalistani elements in Canada.
Speaker 1: Okay, so basically they're just pissed off at each other.
Speaker 2: And but like what would be the reason for this?
Speaker 1: What like the assassination, right, I get it big, that
Speaker 1: was a massive deal, and like that was horrible. It
Speaker 1: was a tragedy in all this, But Trudeau is under
Speaker 1: the belief that the Indian government had a hand in this, right,
Speaker 1: or at least that was what was mentioned in this
Speaker 1: BBC article. So now let's go here a little bit
Speaker 1: more alleged wider diplomatic involvement in the crimes.
Speaker 3: Oh, this one, this article is written today as of
Speaker 3: time of recording, October fifteenth, which I think this one
Speaker 3: will go out like the sixteenth, seventeenth. Yeah, this episode seventeenth.
Speaker 1: So that is hot of a take as we can
Speaker 1: get from our NPR source.
Speaker 3: You know, right off the press, it says. Canada said
Speaker 3: it has identified India's top diplomat in the country as
Speaker 3: a person of interest in the assassination of a Sikh
Speaker 3: activist there, and expelled him and five other diplomats on Monday,
Speaker 3: in an escalating dispute over the June twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: killing and allegations of other crimes. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau
Speaker 3: said Canada was expelling the Indian High Commissioner and the
Speaker 3: others all persons of interest, as Canada's Foreign minister said
Speaker 3: police had uncovered evidence of a worsening campaign against Canadian
Speaker 3: citizens by agents of the Indian government. We will not
Speaker 3: tolerate the involvement of a foreign government threatening and killing
Speaker 3: Canadian citizens on Canadian soil. Trudeau said, he alleged that
Speaker 3: diplomats were collecting information about Canadians and passing it on
Speaker 3: to organized crime to attack Canadians, and said, India has
Speaker 3: made a monumental mistake.
Speaker 1: Okay, so he is alleging that these Indian government officials
Speaker 1: were collecting information about the Canadians and passing it over
Speaker 1: to organized crime syndicates to attack them. And he said,
Speaker 1: this is real life what he is alleging, and you
Speaker 1: would have to have something in the chamber to boast
Speaker 1: such a claim, because that, by some people's accounts, would
Speaker 1: be an act of war.
Speaker 3: Would say that it's more likely that Trudeau does that
Speaker 3: to his own people than the Sikhs to it.
Speaker 1: Which is why it's interesting that he's taking this stance now.
Speaker 1: And keep in mind, bricks is seen as the newest
Speaker 1: and hottest and greatest thing by certain certain crews. India
Speaker 1: is a part of that. India is a major, major
Speaker 1: player in only thing keeping bricks afloat. By a lot
Speaker 1: of estimations, Canada basically telling India to go fuck themselves
Speaker 1: right now is a big deal.
Speaker 3: India has rejected the accusations as absurd. India's Foreign ministry
Speaker 3: in turn, said it was expelling Canada's acting High Commissioner
Speaker 3: in five other diplomats. They were told to leave by
Speaker 3: the end of Saturday. Trudeau said last year that there
Speaker 3: were credible allegations that India's government had links to the
Speaker 3: assassination in Canada of Sikh activists Hardeep Singh Najar. Canada's
Speaker 3: Foreign Minister Melanie Jolly said the Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Speaker 3: had gathered ample, clear and concrete evidence which which identified
Speaker 3: six individuals as persons of interest in the Nijar case.
Speaker 1: She said, in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, for talking
Speaker 1: mounties and the fact that they're the Royal Canadian, we
Speaker 1: are spill speaking about the British Commonwealth. So essentially a
Speaker 1: little bit of the Royal family spoke in on that right.
Speaker 1: Trudeau saying that they are now expelled from Canada. Indian
Speaker 1: returning fire was saying, oh, yeah, well, so are yours?
Speaker 2: You expelled? Five? Were expelling five?
Speaker 3: Ooh, Canada's Foreign Foreign Minister, Melanie Joy. She said India
Speaker 3: was asked to waive diplomatic and consular immunity and cooperate
Speaker 3: in the investigation, but refused. She asked the Indians government
Speaker 3: support the on to support the ongoing investigation as it
Speaker 3: remains in both our country's interest to get to the
Speaker 3: bottom of this. She noted that violence actually increased following
Speaker 3: the allegations a year ago. Our CMP Mike do he
Speaker 3: Me said police have evidence allegedly tying Indian government agents
Speaker 3: to other homicide and violent acts in Canada. The team
Speaker 3: has learned a significant amount of information about the breadth
Speaker 3: and depth of criminal activity orchestrated by agents of the
Speaker 3: Government of India and consequential threats to the safety and
Speaker 3: security of Canadians and individuals living in Canada.
Speaker 1: Okay, so the cops are already on this and they
Speaker 1: say that they have enough evidence to suggest that Canadian
Speaker 1: government officials were involved in an assassination on Canadian soil.
Speaker 3: Duhemi, I'm sure that I'm saying that wrong, but Duheim
Speaker 3: Duhemi whatever. He declined to provide specific setting ongoing investigations,
Speaker 3: but he said that there have been well over a
Speaker 3: dozen credible and imminent threats that have resulted in police
Speaker 3: warning members of the South Asian community, notably the pro
Speaker 3: Khalistan or seek Independence movement. He said attempts to have
Speaker 3: discussions within and Indian law enforcement were unsuccessful. Najar, who's
Speaker 3: forty five years old, was fatally shot in his pickup
Speaker 3: truck pickup truck after he left the Sikh temple he
Speaker 3: led in Surrey, British Columbia. An Indian born citizen of Canada,
Speaker 3: he owned a plumbing business and was a leader in
Speaker 3: what remains of a one strong movement to create an
Speaker 3: independent seekh homeland. Four Indian nationals living in Canada were
Speaker 3: charged with Najar's murder. India designated Najar a terrorist in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty, and at that time of his death had
Speaker 3: been seeking his arrest for alleged involvement in an attack
Speaker 3: on a Hindu priest. I didn't even know Hindus had priests.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, I mean, like you know gurus, I suppose, but.
Speaker 1: Like, so, he was living in Canada at the time
Speaker 1: of this attack. But they were trying to arrest him
Speaker 1: for it, and they called him a terrorist, and so
Speaker 1: four dudes just randomly decided to murder him. Also, Canadians right,
Speaker 1: they were Indian nationals. Oh, excuse me, they were Canadians.
Speaker 1: They were Indian nationals who happened to be like on
Speaker 1: a pass or on a visa to Canada and.
Speaker 2: They killed them. So basically a goon squad was sent out.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it sounds like a hit job for sure. Uh huh,
Speaker 3: it says where was i oh. India has reportedly criticized
Speaker 3: Trudeau's government for being soft on supporters of the Kalistan
Speaker 3: movement who live in Canada. The Kalistan movement is banned
Speaker 3: in India, but has support among the Sikh diaspora, particularly
Speaker 3: in Canada. India has been asking countries like Canada, Australia,
Speaker 3: and the UK to take legal action against Sikh activists.
Speaker 3: India has particularly raised these concerns with Canada, where Sikhs
Speaker 3: make up nearly two percent of the country's population. In
Speaker 3: response to Canada's earlier allegations, India told Canada last year
Speaker 3: to remove forty one of its sixty two diplomats in
Speaker 3: the country. Relations between the countries have been frosty since then.
Speaker 3: The well that makes me want to frosty from Wendo.
Speaker 2: Makes you stay frosty, Jens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Indian Foreign Ministry said Monday that India reserves
Speaker 3: the right to take further steps in response to the
Speaker 3: Trudeau's government support for extremism, violence and separatism against India.
Speaker 3: The ministry also summoned Canadia Canada's top diplomat in New
Speaker 3: Delhi and told him that the baseless targeting of the
Speaker 3: Indian High Commissioner and other diplomats and officials in Canada
Speaker 3: were completely unacceptable.
Speaker 2: Really, how interesting. Here's a video that shows alleged contract
Speaker 2: killing of British Columbian Sikh leader.
Speaker 1: This is the video as a matter of fact, this
Speaker 1: is from March of twenty twenty four. We got the
Speaker 1: video right here. Oh yep, here we go.
Speaker 4: With at least six men and two vehicles. It seems
Speaker 4: clear that har Deep sing Nijer's murder was a large,
Speaker 4: well organized operation. This is the actual security camera footage
Speaker 4: from that day. It is somewhat difficult to see because
Speaker 4: it's taken at a distance to have slowed it down.
Speaker 4: This is Nidger's truck on the right of the screen,
Speaker 4: and this is the white sedan on the left. You
Speaker 4: can barely see them, but these are the two killers
Speaker 4: running towards Niger's truck. It's at this moment that the
Speaker 4: shooting begins and the white sedan pulls away. The two
Speaker 4: men are running in the same direction at this point.
Speaker 4: How deep saying Niger is either dead or dying.
Speaker 2: Wow? So, I mean you see it was literally a
Speaker 2: just they gunned him down.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you would have to have prior knowledge that he
Speaker 3: was going to be there, and that has to be
Speaker 3: That was definitely some that was pre planned. It wasn't
Speaker 3: like he got into an altercation or something like that, right, right.
Speaker 1: He wasn't out here fighting in some in some uh
Speaker 1: you know, convenience store with somebody. He was literally in
Speaker 1: his truck leaving from a temple. Keep that in mind.
Speaker 1: He was leaving a temple where apparently he had just
Speaker 1: led a service or was a part of it or whatever,
Speaker 1: and he's just leaving driving home. These dudes ran up
Speaker 1: behind him. They had the white sedan in front right
Speaker 1: to kind of block him to where he couldn't drive anywhere,
Speaker 1: and these two came up and foot soldiered him.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 1: At least that's what we used to call whenever you
Speaker 1: come in from the front and the driver's side of
Speaker 1: a window to kill the driver.
Speaker 2: That's called foot soldiering. But yeah, that's that's fucking insane.
Speaker 3: Dude, Sin dude told his friend mal Kit Singh to
Speaker 3: chase the two men on foot while he tried to
Speaker 3: help Nieger. Is it? How did he say it, Nieger Niger?
Speaker 2: I don't know if he was pronouncing you're right either,
Speaker 2: I don't knew.
Speaker 3: I tried to press his tried to press his chest
Speaker 3: and tried to shake him to see if he was breathing,
Speaker 3: but he was totally uncomnious. He was not breathing. It
Speaker 3: says that he chased the two men until they got
Speaker 3: into the Toyota Camri. A car came from around the
Speaker 3: alley and they got into it. There were three others
Speaker 3: sitting in that car. We could smell the smoke from
Speaker 3: the guns. We could smell the smell of the guns
Speaker 3: was everywhere.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: The coordinated attack involves six men and two vehicles. Almost
Speaker 3: nine months later, the RCMP has yet to name suspects
Speaker 3: or arrest or make arrest in relation to Nijjar's death.
Speaker 3: Unacceptable violation of our sovereignty. But it's what they say.
Speaker 3: But in September, Trudeau accused the Indian government of orchestrating
Speaker 3: the killing of Nijar. Canadian security agencies have been actively
Speaker 3: pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of
Speaker 3: the government of India and the killing of a Canadian
Speaker 3: citizen hard deep seeing Najar, Trudeau said in the House
Speaker 3: of Commons on September eighteenth, any involvement of a foreign
Speaker 3: government in the killing of a Canadian citizen on Canadian
Speaker 3: soil is unacceptable, violation of our sovereignty.
Speaker 1: Okay, so as we see here, all right, we're basically
Speaker 1: it's I'm just kind of making the point all the
Speaker 1: way around here of what took place, what went down.
Speaker 1: So now India and Canada are at odds. There's a
Speaker 1: very interesting couple to be not happy with each other.
Speaker 2: Okay, let me explain why.
Speaker 3: Dope as fuck. Know what, that's their temple, right.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this is the temple as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: that you read right here does the British Columbian temple
Speaker 1: where he was killed outside.
Speaker 3: Of right, yeah, okay, yeah, the place.
Speaker 2: It's pretty wild.
Speaker 1: They they believe in trying to achieve brahmad or the
Speaker 1: highest form of enlightenment.
Speaker 2: They believe in one God.
Speaker 1: They believe in eleven or I'm sorry, ten gurus, but
Speaker 1: if I'm not mistaken, the eleventh Guru is the written word,
Speaker 1: which they believe is their living Guru that they go
Speaker 1: back to. They believe in, uh, doing charitable works for
Speaker 1: the good of things. They're temples every day. They offer
Speaker 1: vegetarian meals to the homeless every day. That's that is
Speaker 1: a part of their religious rights. That like they rotate
Speaker 1: who's cooking it every single day.
Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, there, their religion and their beliefs aren't
Speaker 3: any crazier than any other religions I think.
Speaker 1: But what I'm saying is that you don't have very
Speaker 1: many that are just like, yeah, I'm like, you know,
Speaker 1: seek but it's whatever they believe it. And they are
Speaker 1: great people, dude. They are always willing to help anybody out.
Speaker 1: They're always willing to do what they can. They're they're great.
Speaker 1: They're very business minded people. They're very productive, They're they're smart.
Speaker 2: They're great.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, dude, I can appreciate that. But it said,
Speaker 3: do you want me to read this part here?
Speaker 2: Uh? Yeah, we could read into the alleged foiled plot.
Speaker 3: It says. For months, Indian media questioned Trudeau's allegation and
Speaker 3: demanded to see the evidence. It wasn't until November that
Speaker 3: evidence turned up in New York City, when a US
Speaker 3: indictment was unsealed by the US Department of Justice revealing
Speaker 3: details of an alleged foiled plot to kill another Canadian
Speaker 3: seekh The planning of that alleged contract killing in the
Speaker 3: United States took place in the weeks leading up to
Speaker 3: Nijar's killing in Canada. The indictment, which has not been
Speaker 3: tested in court, accuses Indian national Nikhil Gupta of attempting
Speaker 3: to arrange the killing of a lawyer in New York
Speaker 3: City at the behest of an unnamed Indian government employee.
Speaker 3: According to the indictment, the plot was foiled by Gupta
Speaker 3: or when Gupta mistakenly reached out for help hiring a
Speaker 3: hitman to a person who turned out to be a
Speaker 3: confidential informant reporting to the US law enforcement. Gupta was
Speaker 3: a REPS arrested in the Czech Republic on June thirty
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty three on charges of conspiring to murder
Speaker 3: and is awaiting extradition to the United States. However, the
Speaker 3: indictment also revealed allegations that the Indian government was planning
Speaker 3: at least three more killings in the in Canada last June.
Speaker 3: The document alleges that just hours after Najar was killed
Speaker 3: on June eighteenth, Gupta sent a video of Najar's body
Speaker 3: to the person he was trying to hire as a
Speaker 3: contract killer and told him to kill the New York
Speaker 3: target quickly.
Speaker 2: Oh wowed.
Speaker 1: So we already have confirmation that this type of shit
Speaker 1: is happening, This fuckery is afoot.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, look, people are going to be people,
Speaker 3: and some people suck.
Speaker 2: I mean, this is very true.
Speaker 1: However, as they're talking about these hit squads and like India,
Speaker 1: we're talking about India, they're sending assassins out to take
Speaker 1: out these people. Come on, now, yo, there's already been
Speaker 1: other cases where they've been caught. So once again, when
Speaker 1: Trudeau says that he has some sort of information that
Speaker 1: would lead him to believe this, it's not like there's
Speaker 1: no precedence.
Speaker 3: Referendums around the world. Both men have been leaders in
Speaker 3: the Sikhs separatist movement that aimed to carve out a
Speaker 3: country to be called Kalistan from the Indian state of Punjab.
Speaker 3: The Indian government considers the movement a security threat and
Speaker 3: has labeled many of its leaders terrorists, including Najar and
Speaker 3: Punun in twenty twenty. For the last several years, Panune
Speaker 3: has been organizing non binding referendums around the world for
Speaker 3: Sikhs to vote on whether or not they support the
Speaker 3: creation of Kalistan. Tens of thousands of Sikhs have shown
Speaker 3: up to cast ballots and referendums in London, Melbourne, Rome, Geneva,
Speaker 3: and in Canada, namely in Brampton and Mississauga, in the
Speaker 3: Greater Toronto area and in Surrey.
Speaker 1: Okay, so you see where the plot is here. Okay,
Speaker 1: these people are around the world trying to get their
Speaker 1: religious brethren and sisters to say whether they do or
Speaker 1: do not support the founding of a Sikh nation.
Speaker 2: All right, cool, And now India is basically saying that
Speaker 2: any of these people who you want a Sekh nation
Speaker 2: are a terrorist, the same way that once upon a
Speaker 2: time some states seceded from America and they were labeled
Speaker 2: as terrorists and tyrants or traders.
Speaker 1: Excuse me, right, Okay, so this is kind of what's
Speaker 1: going down with India. They're not wanting any separation of
Speaker 1: their subcontinent.
Speaker 2: They wanted to stay united. Reasons for that, I don't know.
Speaker 1: There's depths, maybe there's resources, maybe there's money, maybe it's
Speaker 1: real division, I don't know.
Speaker 2: But they see it as a threat.
Speaker 1: So anybody who supports this is considered a terrorist by them.
Speaker 1: Therefore their government has any and all means to take
Speaker 1: them out up into an including assassinating them on a
Speaker 1: First World countries soil.
Speaker 3: You know, it's interesting, you know how we talk about
Speaker 3: sometimes like how the Aliens probably call us aliens that
Speaker 3: were the aliens to them. You know, it makes me wonder,
Speaker 3: like this whole idea of terrorists and terrorism and shit
Speaker 3: like that. Whenever America, let's just use America as an example,
Speaker 3: whenever we go into other countries and you know, firing
Speaker 3: upon other countries, do you think that they would consider
Speaker 3: us the terrorists at that point? That has to be right, right.
Speaker 2: Depends, uh, typically, Yeah, How could I put this?
Speaker 1: That's a complicated question. Certain countries around the world, if
Speaker 1: they saw US forces coming into their city, they would
Speaker 1: jump for joy. Certain countries around the world, if they
Speaker 1: saw American forces rolling into their city, they would gear up.
Speaker 1: It varies. It varies drastically. I'm gonna be honest with you,
Speaker 1: but that's kind of something that we learned. And I
Speaker 1: mean granted, Afghanistan in and of itself is a very
Speaker 1: different region than anywhere else on earth. Like the rules
Speaker 1: are different there, you know what I mean, Their culture
Speaker 1: is completely in and of itself, it's different. But typically
Speaker 1: when you bomb the fuck out of people's cities, they're
Speaker 1: not super happy with you. Right now, there's tons of
Speaker 1: cases of that city getting rebuilt ten times better and
Speaker 1: all of these things. You're like if a dude helped
Speaker 1: up an American platoon with some sort of intel, Like
Speaker 1: there's even a card that they would give you when
Speaker 1: you deploy if you couldn't speak the language, if you
Speaker 1: were ever injured and like one of the locals found
Speaker 1: you that wasn't a combatant, but like Mike could help you.
Speaker 1: You hand them this card, and it's basically saying, I'm
Speaker 1: an American soldier or marine or whatever, I need your help.
Speaker 2: If you give me aid, we will give you two goats.
Speaker 1: There's like a whole thing, and it's like a people
Speaker 1: get hooked up for helping us out.
Speaker 2: So it really depends on your perspective. Gonna be honest
Speaker 2: with you.
Speaker 1: Because certain warlord factions in Afghanistans started using us. They
Speaker 1: would give us quote unquote intel, and in reality, they
Speaker 1: were just telling us the location of their enemies and
Speaker 1: telling us that they were terrorists so that we would
Speaker 1: unleash hell on these people who in reality, we just
Speaker 1: took out the other warlord who was holding the city
Speaker 1: in turmoil and gave it to their This warlord who's
Speaker 1: our quote unquote buddy, who he's not. He's just here
Speaker 1: to use us. You see what I'm saying. It varies.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of levels of complication on that.
Speaker 3: I guess my point was is that, like, for example,
Speaker 3: if we were to I don't know, bring some freedom
Speaker 3: to another country, I say that in.
Speaker 2: Quotes, but done that a time or two go ahead.
Speaker 3: If we were to do that, we would be considered
Speaker 3: the terrorist. But if our government does it to its
Speaker 3: you know, they would I guess my point is is
Speaker 3: that we would be seen as the terrorist in the
Speaker 3: other people's eyes. And if those people then decided to,
Speaker 3: you know, like bounce back and do us the same,
Speaker 3: now they're the terrorist, right right. But like whenever the
Speaker 3: government does it to its own people. Why are they
Speaker 3: not considered terrorists.
Speaker 1: Because it's for the good of their people, because they
Speaker 1: don't know any.
Speaker 3: Better, right, But like we the people, we should be
Speaker 3: calling terrorism. You know, let's call it a fucking spade,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I one hundred percent agree with you. Dog.
Speaker 1: So that was the kind of the situation with the
Speaker 1: Canada and India. And again this is kind of interesting
Speaker 1: for a few reasons. Before we get into North Korea next,
Speaker 1: Let's let's keep it on the India Canada conversation. All right,
Speaker 1: So when we look at bricks, and we look at
Speaker 1: the fact that China is quote unquote the biggest threat
Speaker 1: to America at this moment. Okay, Russia, India, China, Brazil,
Speaker 1: South Africa, Iran, these are all very very critical countries
Speaker 1: to the bricks conversation. Okay, it kind of doesn't work
Speaker 1: without all of those players working in lockstep with each other.
Speaker 1: China and India are not necessarily homies. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, they have clashes at their border where they
Speaker 1: eat the shit out of each other. No gunshots are
Speaker 1: ever fired, but they grab sticks and they beat the
Speaker 1: hell out of each other. For border disputes on their
Speaker 1: northern border because China is in this whole land grab
Speaker 1: vibe right now. That being said, they are both economically
Speaker 1: in lockstep with the bricks system. Canada doing this and
Speaker 1: saying that we are not going to play ball like
Speaker 1: this with India might lead to India doubling down with
Speaker 1: certain loyalties they have to China and to Russia and
Speaker 1: to countries that don't give them a hard time when
Speaker 1: they're trying to do what they need to do.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Not to mention, we already had an episode a while
Speaker 1: back where China was doing military operations.
Speaker 2: In Canada along the United States border. Do you remember this? Oh?
Speaker 1: Yeah, And so as we were talking about China being
Speaker 1: a quote unquote potential threat. Now, Canada and India are
Speaker 1: not happy with each other, but China and India also
Speaker 1: not happy with each other.
Speaker 2: But money are kind of homeboys.
Speaker 1: Does that mean mean that Canada might also buddy buddy
Speaker 1: up with China a little deeper?
Speaker 3: I wouldn't be shocked.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: It's like it's another move on the chess board, and
Speaker 1: it's interesting to see which move is about to be
Speaker 1: made next who's gonna get tighter with China from this?
Speaker 1: Because both of these people want to be cool with China.
Speaker 1: India is not so happy with them currently, but like
Speaker 1: still needs to be cool with China.
Speaker 2: So I'm curious to see how this is gonna go.
Speaker 3: I mean, if it goes somewhere. But I don't know, dude,
Speaker 3: I don't trust Trudeau. I don't trust like I can't
Speaker 3: take him at his word for anything. So I'm I'm
Speaker 3: of the opinion that I instantly assume that he knows
Speaker 3: a lot more than he's leading on.
Speaker 1: Well, let me ask you, do you believe that there
Speaker 1: might be some military action taken because of this? This,
Speaker 1: in summit cases, would be an active war. This is
Speaker 1: a Canadian citizen that was murdered on Canadian soil, and
Speaker 1: if the government of India had a hand.
Speaker 2: In that, that would be crazy.
Speaker 1: That would be the same as India coming to America
Speaker 1: and killing an American citizen like my boy.
Speaker 3: I don't know if there would be a war as
Speaker 3: a result of this, but I would say that there's
Speaker 3: probably some some things that are gonna be happening in
Speaker 3: the future that are probably gonna be pretty underhanded. Things
Speaker 3: that are gonna be happening. I could see that happening
Speaker 3: like I would. I wouldn't be shocked to see like, uh,
Speaker 3: this being the domino effect of future events, you know, unraveling.
Speaker 1: Right, the whole World War three conversation. It's just one
Speaker 1: more thing, right. The powder keg just keeps on getting primed.
Speaker 1: But it's like, I don't think it's gonna happen the
Speaker 1: way people think it's gonna happen, but like they keep
Speaker 1: stacking the fucking dominoes.
Speaker 3: Dude, you can only play Djenga for so long. Eventually
Speaker 3: the game ends.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Basically, this is just one more fucking pig that just
Speaker 1: got put on top, and it's like all right, cool cool,
Speaker 1: but like, bro, we don't need any more y'all call
Speaker 1: them the fuck.
Speaker 3: What a good game of way. It's been a minute
Speaker 3: since I've played some Jenga.
Speaker 2: Bro, It's solid. I like bar Janga two and it's
Speaker 2: like the bigger blocks.
Speaker 3: The giant ones. Yeah, that's yeah, that is some fun shit.
Speaker 3: I love bars that have games like that, Like that
Speaker 3: makes going out because I'm not a big drinker, but
Speaker 3: if I know that I'm gonna actually be doing shit
Speaker 3: while I'm there, and yeah, you know it makes it
Speaker 3: more fun.
Speaker 2: Dude. Barcadio down by LSU, that spot, bro, Plus, it
Speaker 2: was right there by the Varsity Theater where you go
Speaker 2: and get you see you a good show. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. You go to Barcadia, party it up,
Speaker 2: get a couple of drinks before the show, go in
Speaker 2: fucking rock your head off all night with some live music,
Speaker 2: and then you go and you party at LSU.
Speaker 3: I mean, come on now, dude. I saw plenty of
Speaker 3: bands over at the Varsity like that used to meet
Speaker 3: the place I would go to for like watching, because
Speaker 3: it was like smaller, more condensed kind of concerts. Like
Speaker 3: I saw a red jumpsuit apparatus there. A couple of
Speaker 3: times I saw fucking secondhand serenade back whenever they saw stupid.
Speaker 1: So see Cannibal Corps, Black Dollia Murders, Alien Weaponry, which
Speaker 1: is one of my favorite out of New Zealand. Those
Speaker 1: those uh, they were sixteen when they founded this Band's
Speaker 1: three dudes. They're fucking hard, dude, and they they sing
Speaker 1: in traditional Maori language, Oh shit.
Speaker 2: Because they're they're Islanders. They're Kiwis.
Speaker 1: Like one hundred percent like they look white, but their
Speaker 1: moms or grandparents like they inherently that is a part
Speaker 1: of their culture. They sing about like the Polynesian cult,
Speaker 1: not polygy, excuse me, the Maori culture, about like the
Speaker 1: taking the mana from somebody, and like.
Speaker 2: It's a whole thing.
Speaker 1: That's what their their content is. It's fucking Gucci and
Speaker 1: we got shitty with them.
Speaker 2: They're great.
Speaker 3: It's vibes all day.
Speaker 2: It is. Anyway.
Speaker 1: So as we again are talking about the election in
Speaker 1: America coming up, whoever is about to take the Oval
Speaker 1: office is gonna have to really be concerned with what's
Speaker 1: going on to our northern border for more than one reason.
Speaker 1: Because I could very easily see Canada as a way
Speaker 1: to say fuck you to India right now, doubling down
Speaker 1: and inviting more Chinese influence into their country. We as
Speaker 1: a country need to be worried about that. That's a
Speaker 1: strategic move for Chinese, see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm not a fan of that part.
Speaker 2: I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm not, but it looks like India just kind of
Speaker 1: force that hand. So moving on, let's talk a little
Speaker 1: North Korea. Remember we just talked about how like you know,
Speaker 1: Trump ended the Korean War, was the first president to
Speaker 1: walk over there, because that's what he does. He literally
Speaker 1: wrote a book on the art of the deal, you know,
Speaker 1: so making shit happen is literally his forte.
Speaker 3: Just whips his big dick out, you know, no, no worries.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 1: He's gonna come in the room, a deal is gonna
Speaker 1: be made, and then we're walking out of this room.
Speaker 2: And that's how we do business in New York. And
Speaker 2: that's it. Boom boom boone. Let's go. That's our guy. Okay.
Speaker 1: So now once a go, I'm going to share the
Speaker 1: screen and let's see what North Korea just did.
Speaker 3: Oh boy, North Korea blows up the inter Korean road
Speaker 3: and rail lines near the border. Yeah that's not cool.
Speaker 2: No it is.
Speaker 1: We have videos playing right now. This is from NBC News,
Speaker 1: by the way.
Speaker 3: Shitty ass video. Well, I mean it's oh that was
Speaker 3: like some fair it is, okay.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, And keep in mind there was no precedence
Speaker 1: for this, dude.
Speaker 2: Everybody was chilling.
Speaker 1: Everybody was just kind of doing their thing, and then
Speaker 1: they went ahead and just started blowing shit up to
Speaker 1: cut off everything to South Korea, just out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: I love how rat before that bomb goes off, there's
Speaker 3: a sign that says goodbye.
Speaker 2: See that? Yeah, dude.
Speaker 1: And again, the tensions were down with South Korea just
Speaker 1: a few years ago. Yes, there was an obvious distrust. Yes,
Speaker 1: people still had their guards up one hundred percent. It
Speaker 1: wasn't like everybody had this big brotherly, uh you know,
Speaker 1: experience with each other. But at the same time, everybody
Speaker 1: was kind of taking a step back and everybody was chilling.
Speaker 3: Now this happens, bro Imagine living in North Korea and
Speaker 3: looking at Kim Jong yun like he is your savior,
Speaker 3: Like no, they like a god, right, Like that is
Speaker 3: crazy to live that way.
Speaker 2: I don't, but it's.
Speaker 3: I mean, I guess it's kind of like like the
Speaker 3: you know, the old days of kings and queens and like,
Speaker 3: I mean there's still kings and queens now, but like
Speaker 3: people would look up to like Queen Elizabeth as if
Speaker 3: she was like some holy person or some shit. And
Speaker 3: I'm like, dude, okay, that's a person. One Like, that's
Speaker 3: a that is a person, a human in flesh. Like
Speaker 3: let's let's calm our tits a little bit.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're gonna get back to the South or
Speaker 1: to the Korean situation a second.
Speaker 2: But you know what, you just reminded me of something
Speaker 2: I wanted to bring up. Okay, So we read a book,
Speaker 2: or we talked about a.
Speaker 1: Book not too terribly long ago, about bloodlines and legacy
Speaker 1: and all these things. And I pretty much took the
Speaker 1: stance and am standing firmly on the stance that the
Speaker 1: author was really fucking stupid, because while everything he said
Speaker 1: may have had a bit of something to it, he
Speaker 1: said it was all about bloodlines and legacies. Yet he
Speaker 1: didn't produce a child, and he didn't have a girlfriend
Speaker 1: until the last seven years of his life.
Speaker 2: So right off the top, he's a liar, right, I
Speaker 2: could let it go.
Speaker 3: Also gave credit to Beelzebub, wasn't it.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah?
Speaker 1: And the whole thing about him shitting on the Bible
Speaker 1: and calling it a novel, Okay, obviously I knew where
Speaker 1: his heart was, right, that's the testing of the spirit.
Speaker 2: Whatever. Okay, you remember something about the King's touch Jonathan
Speaker 2: like Midas, No, remember his dad gave him the King's
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, yah, royal bloodline and all of this. Okay,
Speaker 2: So I looked into the king's touch.
Speaker 1: Do you know that that was a real, accepted thing
Speaker 1: even into the seventeen hundreds.
Speaker 3: I'm not surprised.
Speaker 2: But here's what the.
Speaker 1: King's touch was, and he had it once again, a
Speaker 1: little kernel of something there that could be real, but
Speaker 1: not what it was.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: So the king was set to be ordained by God
Speaker 1: to be the leader of the country, and so a
Speaker 1: lot of people saw him not as a priest, but
Speaker 1: as something up there, not a deity, but some sort
Speaker 1: of extra connection to God than the common folk would have. Okay, fine,
Speaker 1: And it wasn't like his whole family, It wasn't like
Speaker 1: the brother to the king had that. It was whoever
Speaker 1: the king was, because he wouldn't be king unless he
Speaker 1: was ordained by God, because that's how that works.
Speaker 2: You see what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: I mean that shit goes on in the Bible too.
Speaker 1: Right, Yes, but it's also not supposed to be. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, God told the people not to
Speaker 1: have kings. Then they that to talk that we could
Speaker 1: have another time.
Speaker 2: But I see what you're saying.
Speaker 3: He made people case though.
Speaker 1: I thought, yes, but that wasn't supposed to be the
Speaker 1: way it was laid out he was very clear that
Speaker 1: there should be no kings. But the humans were like,
Speaker 1: and by the humans, I mean the Jews. Please, we
Speaker 1: need a king, we need a leader. And he's like, no,
Speaker 1: you have the word, use that as your leader. What
Speaker 1: do you need a human to lead you for?
Speaker 2: I got you? And they just like I said, that's
Speaker 2: a talk for another day. But so the king's touch.
Speaker 1: The king once a year would open the castle doors
Speaker 1: and allow these common folks, these peasants and whatever else
Speaker 1: to come in, and he would touch them, very voldemort.
Speaker 2: That can touch you now, the.
Speaker 1: Whole thing right to heal them of their ailments, to
Speaker 1: heal them.
Speaker 2: That was what this was. Okay, it later and like
Speaker 2: actually very quickly, because a royal touching the peasantry that's gross, dude.
Speaker 1: So eventually they just gave it to a relic. There
Speaker 1: was like a thing. I don't know if it was
Speaker 1: a trophy across a sigil of the king, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: It was a thing and once a year he would.
Speaker 1: Touch it and then set it on a table and
Speaker 1: let the peasants come through one by one and touch
Speaker 1: it to their bodies wherever they were hurt or sick
Speaker 1: or whatever.
Speaker 2: The case was okay.
Speaker 1: Your last yes, yes, Jonathan, And he didn't even have
Speaker 1: words to it. He sat on a balcony and looked
Speaker 1: down at the commoners touching his statue, and they truly
Speaker 1: believed that they were being just healed because the ordained
Speaker 1: dude by God said, so he touched this thing, I
Speaker 1: touched it.
Speaker 2: Therefore I've been giving blessings. Okay.
Speaker 1: Then the last recorded incidents of this happening was in
Speaker 1: again the seventeen hundreds, the same century where America became
Speaker 1: a country. Y'all, all right, you with me? The last
Speaker 1: time this happened, I forget which king.
Speaker 2: I think it was King George.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, whenever the ceremony was done,
Speaker 1: he took his statue, he went up to his balcony
Speaker 1: and his words and I'm trying to get this a
Speaker 1: direct quote here, y'all, I said, I pray that the
Speaker 1: Lord blesses you with better health and better sense. And
Speaker 1: he walked inside and slammed the door, basically telling his
Speaker 1: entire group of peasants that were like there to honor
Speaker 1: him in this way, y'all really need to start.
Speaker 2: Looking into your own mental health better, and dipped out
Speaker 2: that is the quote unquote King's touch that that dude
Speaker 2: was talking about that his father bestowed upon him, which
Speaker 2: was some extra magical power because bit bit bit bit
Speaker 2: so yeah no that as you talked about that whole touch,
Speaker 2: I was like, you know, that kind of reminded me.
Speaker 2: I got a little I got a little bone to
Speaker 2: pick with that because apparently I got shit on for
Speaker 2: missing the point of a retarded rant of a book.
Speaker 2: But okay, that's me.
Speaker 3: That's like certain spiritual advisors saying, you gotta work on
Speaker 3: your shit. You know what you gotta work on.
Speaker 2: But well, you know what to do.
Speaker 1: Wait if I knew, I wouldn't have come and seen you. No, no,
Speaker 1: you know, I don't know what you expect me, and
Speaker 1: you got the work to do.
Speaker 2: You know what to do? Bro, what I swear to God?
Speaker 1: Dude anyway, anyway, all right, so end of rant on that.
Speaker 1: Back to North Korea and all this wild shit that's
Speaker 1: going on here.
Speaker 2: Let's read.
Speaker 3: Uh uh. North Korea blew up sections of Inner Korean
Speaker 3: roads and rail lines on its side of a of
Speaker 3: the heavily fortified border between the two Koreas on Tuesday,
Speaker 3: prompting South Korea's military to fire warning shots. Pyeong Yang, yep,
Speaker 3: I think I just got that. Pyongyang. That's a fun word,
Speaker 3: pyong Yang, pyeong Yang. There we go, Yang Kongyang.
Speaker 2: You gotta say a little angry and a little fun. Pyongyang.
Speaker 3: Kanyang said last week it would cut off the inter
Speaker 3: Korean roads and railways entirely and further fortify the areas
Speaker 3: on its side of the border as part of its
Speaker 3: push for a two state system, scrapping its long standing
Speaker 3: goal of unification. At around midday on Tuesday, some northern
Speaker 3: parts of road and rail lines connected to the South
Speaker 3: were destroyed. The South Joints South Joint Chiefs of Staff
Speaker 3: said Sales Soul. Soul's unification ministry, which handles cross borders affairs,
Speaker 3: condemned the incident as a clear violation of past inter
Speaker 3: Korean agreements, calling it highly abnormal. It is deplorable.
Speaker 2: Love.
Speaker 3: When people say deplorable, give gives me rememberings of Hillary
Speaker 3: Clinton calling maggot supporters. It is deplorable that North Korea
Speaker 3: is repeatedly conducting such regressive behavior, the ministry spokesperson, Coup
Speaker 3: Beyong Sam, told a briefing on Sunday.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, let's just let's just pause real quick.
Speaker 1: We're gonna butcher the pronunciations, y'all. Let's just say South
Speaker 1: Korean person or North Korean person, because man I could,
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be able to do any better because Kubyongsong,
Speaker 1: q Bong Sam and again like I'm sure this is
Speaker 1: as a respectable person, I don't want to butcher it.
Speaker 3: I just think it's a challenge and it's fun to
Speaker 3: try to say it. Go for it, then coup names
Speaker 3: Ku big coup anyway. Tensions mounted last week after the
Speaker 3: North accused Soul of sending drones over Pyeongyang, the North
Speaker 3: Korean capital. North Korea said the drones scattered a huge
Speaker 3: number of anti North leaflets, leaflets and Kim yo jong
Speaker 3: Kim leader Kim Jong UN's powerful sister.
Speaker 2: Warned on to.
Speaker 1: Kim Jong UN's sister is a motherfucker dude, Like if
Speaker 1: he was to die, she would take.
Speaker 2: Over, and we really really really don't want that, okay.
Speaker 3: She warned on Tuesday that Soul would pay a dear price.
Speaker 3: South Korea's government has declined to say whether the South
Speaker 3: Korean military or civilians flew the alleged drones. Okay, The
Speaker 3: two Koreas have also clashed over trash field balloons sent
Speaker 3: towards the South from from North Korea since May. Pyongyang
Speaker 3: has said the launches are a response to balloon sent
Speaker 3: by anti regime activists in the South. After Tuesday's demolition demolitions,
Speaker 3: video released by the South's military showed an explosion and
Speaker 3: a plume of smoke rising above an area of a
Speaker 3: road where the North had put up a black barrier,
Speaker 3: and all also showed several dump trucks and earth movers approaching,
Speaker 3: with a group of North Korean military officials observing and
Speaker 3: guiding the vehicles. In response to the blast, the South's
Speaker 3: military fired warning shots south of the military demarcation line,
Speaker 3: although there was no damage to Soul side of the border.
Speaker 3: It said Pyongyang has been taking steps to severe or
Speaker 3: sever the Inner Korean ties, redefining the South as a separate,
Speaker 3: hostile enemy state since Kim Jong un declared it a
Speaker 3: primary foe early this year and said unification was no
Speaker 3: longer possible. The two Koreas are still technically at war
Speaker 3: after their nineteen fifty to nineteen fifty three war ended
Speaker 3: in an armistice, not a peace treaty. The cross border
Speaker 3: roads and railways are remnants of reproachment that included twenty
Speaker 3: eighteen summit. Seoul has funneled more than one hundred and
Speaker 3: thirty two million dollars in rebuilding the links in the
Speaker 3: form of cheap loans to Pyongyang. Ministry data showed it
Speaker 3: was a major inter Korean cooperation project that was carried
Speaker 3: out upon the request from the North, said the ministry
Speaker 3: spokesperson Coup, adding that Pyongyang was still obliged to repay
Speaker 3: the loans. In twenty twenty, the North blew up a
Speaker 3: joint liaison office set up in a border town after
Speaker 3: nuclear talks with the United States collapsed. South Korea filed
Speaker 3: a lawsuit in twenty twenty three against the North, seeking
Speaker 3: damages of around forty five billion dollars one which would
Speaker 3: be thirty three million dollars our money from the joint
Speaker 3: offices demolition. Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a
Speaker 3: news briefing that Beijing was concerned about developments and wanted
Speaker 3: further to avoid further escalation of the conflict. The government
Speaker 3: of South Korea's Giongigi providence or province rather bordering the
Speaker 3: North said Tuesday that a special police force would be
Speaker 3: brought in to crack down on the practice of flying
Speaker 3: anti North Korea leaflets from some border areas South Korea
Speaker 3: law South Korea. South Korea's constitutional court overturned a ban
Speaker 3: on such launches last year.
Speaker 2: It's crazy, bro, what the shit's.
Speaker 3: Really going down, dude? And this is what you get, dude.
Speaker 3: This is what you get whenever you have globalism, because
Speaker 3: globalism wants countries to be a war because then they
Speaker 3: can you know, they can come in and save the
Speaker 3: day and also you know, make all the money off
Speaker 3: of military and and all that fun jazz. So this
Speaker 3: is what you're going to have whenever you have globalist efforts.
Speaker 3: But whenever you have somebody who actually cares about a
Speaker 3: specific country, I mean, I would suggest that, you know,
Speaker 3: a leader of our country puts our country first. I
Speaker 3: know it's a it's a crazy hair brained idea to
Speaker 3: have that kind of sentiment, but usually it's looking out
Speaker 3: for the bench best entry of us. And you know
Speaker 3: that's for some for some reason, that's like a not
Speaker 3: a logical thing.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, dude, it's a crazy time, right, and
Speaker 1: as everything else is going on, around the world. When
Speaker 1: we look at this election coming up, understand that the
Speaker 1: person who will be in the White House will have
Speaker 1: to deal with this issue as well. This is like
Speaker 1: all of the work again the twenty eighteen Summit brought
Speaker 1: on by your boy Donnie t. These initiatives, these roads
Speaker 1: and these railways were built as a way to try
Speaker 1: to bridge between these countries, to open up these trade
Speaker 1: networks and all of it, to try and start it.
Speaker 1: And under the reign of Biden it has gone from
Speaker 1: we got roads being built to.
Speaker 2: They just bomb the fucking roads.
Speaker 1: Now I'm no mathematician, but of the current election candidates,
Speaker 1: one of them has a track record being able to
Speaker 1: fix this and the other one has a track.
Speaker 2: Record of being able to lay on her back. I
Speaker 2: don't know, that's just me.
Speaker 1: But again, we need to keep in mind that with
Speaker 1: this election season, this is something that they will have
Speaker 1: to be dealing with as well as this issue. As
Speaker 1: we talked about our border crisis, let's go ahead and
Speaker 1: bring up the NPR article that migrant deaths in New
Speaker 1: Mexico have increased tenfold. Damn it is October fifteen, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four today.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it says ten times as many migrants died in
Speaker 3: New Mexico near the US Mexico border in each of
Speaker 3: the last two years, compared with just five years ago,
Speaker 3: as smuggling gangs steer them exhausted, dehydrated, and malnourished, mostly
Speaker 3: in the hot desert canyons or mountains west of El Paso, Texas.
Speaker 3: During the first eight months of twenty twenty four, the
Speaker 3: bodies of one hundred, one hundred and eight presumed migrants,
Speaker 3: mostly from Mexico and Central America, were found near the
Speaker 3: border in New Mexico and often less than ten miles
Speaker 3: from El Paso. According to the most recent data, the
Speaker 3: remains of one hundred and thirteen migrants were found in
Speaker 3: New Mexico in twenty twenty three, compared with nine in
Speaker 3: twenty twenty and ten in twenty nineteen. It's not clear exactly.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, wait, during COVID you'll only found nine.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, because the rest of them were just COVID deaths.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, yes, of course, of course.
Speaker 3: Go back up a little bit.
Speaker 2: Oh, that was the end of that line.
Speaker 3: I thought right there where it says it's not clear,
Speaker 3: it's not clear exactly why more migrants are being found
Speaker 3: dead in that area, but many experts say smugglers are
Speaker 3: treating migrants more harshly and bringing them on paths that
Speaker 3: could be more dangerous in extreme summer temperatures. The influx
Speaker 3: has taxed the University of New Mexico's Office of the
Speaker 3: Medical Investigator, which identifies the dead and conducts autopsies that
Speaker 3: almost always shows the cause as heat related. Our reaction
Speaker 3: was sadness, horror, and surprise because it became or because
Speaker 3: it had been very consistently low for as long as
Speaker 3: anyone can remember, says the forensic anthropologists Heather Edgar, Okay
Speaker 3: serving the entire state. The office over two years has
Speaker 3: added deputy medical investigators to handle the extra deaths on
Speaker 3: top of the usual twenty five hundred forensic cases. We've
Speaker 3: always had three deputies down in that area, and I
Speaker 3: think we have nine or ten now. Edgar said. Immigration
Speaker 3: and border security are among voters' top concerns heading into
Speaker 3: November fifth presidential contest, but the candidates have focused on
Speaker 3: keeping the migrants out of the United States and deporting
Speaker 3: those already here. The increase in deaths is a humanitarian
Speaker 3: concern for advocates, as smugglers guide migrants into New Mexico
Speaker 3: through fencing gaps at the border city of Sunland Park
Speaker 3: and over low lying barriers west of the nearby Santa
Speaker 3: Terre support of entry. Okay, people are dying close to
Speaker 3: urban areas, in some cases just one thousand feet from Rhodes,
Speaker 3: noted Adam Isaacson, an analyst for the non go governmental
Speaker 3: Washington Office on Latin America. He said water stations, improved telecommunications,
Speaker 3: and more rescue efforts could help. New Mexico officials are
Speaker 3: targeting human smuggling networks, recently arresting sixteen people and rescuing
Speaker 3: ninety one trafficking victims. US Customs and Border Protection added
Speaker 3: a surveillance blimp to monitor the migration corridor near its
Speaker 3: office in Santa Teresa in New Mexico's dona Anda County.
Speaker 3: Movable thirty three foot towers use radar to scan the area.
Speaker 1: Usfah, So they are just saying that it's increased tenfold,
Speaker 1: but immediately it's like human traffickers.
Speaker 2: Did I read that wrong? Yeah, trafficking victims? Is this
Speaker 2: not illegal immigrants because that was what this started with.
Speaker 1: Now, ohso nonchalantly they just shifted the conversation to trafficking victims.
Speaker 1: The two are not the same. Sometimes they are, but
Speaker 1: they are not always. What are we talking about here?
Speaker 3: Borders are says, everything's okay, Jacob.
Speaker 1: I'm just making sure you know this is in PR
Speaker 1: and there's some sort of a reputable news source.
Speaker 2: We're talking illegal immigrants. Are we talking about human trafficking?
Speaker 2: Because again the two are not the same, but all right,
Speaker 2: just making sure we're keeping it on the same playing
Speaker 2: field here.
Speaker 3: US officials in recent years have added thirty more push
Speaker 3: button beacons that some man emergency medical workers along remote
Speaker 3: stretches of the border at New Mexico and Western Texas.
Speaker 3: They also they have also set up more than five
Speaker 3: hundred placards with location coordinates and instructions to call nine
Speaker 3: to one one for help. This summer, the Border Patrol
Speaker 3: expanded search and rescue efforts, dispatching more patrols with medical
Speaker 3: specialists and surveillance equipment. The agency moved some beacons closer
Speaker 3: to the border where more migrants have been found dead
Speaker 3: or in distress. Border Patrol says it rescued nearly one
Speaker 3: thousand migrants near the US border in New Mexico and
Speaker 3: Western Texas over the past twelve months, up from about
Speaker 3: six hundred the previous twelve months. Dylan Corbett, executive director
Speaker 3: of the faith based Hope Border Institute in El Paso,
Speaker 3: said ten member church teams recently started dropping water bottles
Speaker 3: for migrants in the deadly New Mexico New Mexico Corridor
Speaker 3: alongside fluttering blue flags. Part of the problem is that
Speaker 3: organized crime has become very systematic in the area, Corbett said.
Speaker 3: Of the increased deaths, he also blamed heightened border enforcement
Speaker 3: in Texas and new US asylum restrictions that President Joe
Speaker 3: Biden introduced in June and tightened last month.
Speaker 1: Really, President Biden introduced heightened border enforcement in Texas.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, oh, I'm sorry. The US asylum restrictions.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. I misread that. That's not a restriction on wow.
Speaker 1: Wow, Yes, Biden is now the reason why there's more
Speaker 1: dead trafficking victims. That Okay, you know what, I'm cool
Speaker 1: with that story being ran. Okay, the same way Obama
Speaker 1: put kids in cages. But somehow everybody forgot that. But
Speaker 1: all right, okay.
Speaker 3: New Mexico's rising deaths come as human cost climate change
Speaker 3: increases the likelihood of heat waves here.
Speaker 2: We go here it is. They had to fucking bring
Speaker 2: it in, dude.
Speaker 3: Of course, this year, the Elpaso area had its hottest
Speaker 3: June ever, with an average temperature of eighty nine point
Speaker 3: four degrees fahrenheit. June twelfth and thirteenth saw daily record
Speaker 3: highs of one hundred and nine.
Speaker 1: So you know what would have kept those people alive
Speaker 1: if they were inside their own homes where I'm just
Speaker 1: saying like that's crazy. But okay, and again you hear
Speaker 1: all these rescue efforts. That's the tax dollars that we
Speaker 1: were talking about on these people's platforms. The church groups
Speaker 1: they are going out there to put water. Fine, that
Speaker 1: is on them, do what you do. But federal Church
Speaker 1: and Rescue operation, that's money going to save people that
Speaker 1: shouldn't be here in the first place. And whether they
Speaker 1: were brought here against their will or not. Okay, I
Speaker 1: understand case by case, but you know, I bet a fucking.
Speaker 2: Wall into or a moat would solve that. I don't know, bro.
Speaker 3: Human caused climate change increases the likelihood of heat waves.
Speaker 1: They literally just went from illegal immigrants to human trafficking victims.
Speaker 1: That quickly boom boom phase change like that didn't just happen,
Speaker 1: And now they're saying that it's it's so sad that
Speaker 1: they're dying out here in this desert, these poor people.
Speaker 1: But it's because of you and your fucking gas burning car.
Speaker 3: Like, Bro, what, Jacob, why are you not doing your
Speaker 3: part on cutting down all the trees on your property
Speaker 3: and burying them.
Speaker 1: In order to save the illegal immigrants from coming across
Speaker 1: the border?
Speaker 2: Dump? Why am I not doing that? Oh? I'm I'm sorry, Bro,
Speaker 2: I had no fucking idea.
Speaker 3: Have you no logical sentiment of a peace of mind?
Speaker 2: Sir?
Speaker 1: This is litle rule insanity, But this is the narrative
Speaker 1: that NPR is running. And so oh, these crazy increase
Speaker 1: in debts, could that be because there's more of them
Speaker 1: making their way across the border. But you will say
Speaker 1: that for the end, let's keep going.
Speaker 3: I mean, one percent of a million is a lot
Speaker 3: more than one percent of ten thousand.
Speaker 1: Right that number, real numbers is a larger amount, But
Speaker 1: clearly it's because of greenhouse gases.
Speaker 2: In global war me.
Speaker 3: I mean, sometimes math likes to math, and sometimes it's
Speaker 3: because Kyle's far too much.
Speaker 1: So I remember having this conversation back in the George
Speaker 1: Floyd days right, and it was I was having a
Speaker 1: conversation with a guy and he was saying that cops
Speaker 1: kill more black people in this country than white people,
Speaker 1: and I was like, that's fundamentally incorrect. As a matter
Speaker 1: of fact, I could pull up every statistic white people
Speaker 1: are shot and killed more than black people at a
Speaker 1: two to one ratio.
Speaker 2: In this country across the board. Now that makes sense
Speaker 2: when you look at it and you see that this
Speaker 2: nation is two to one white to black. So what
Speaker 2: that means is it's an equal ratio of people that
Speaker 2: are doing dumb shit and fucking around and finding out
Speaker 2: with cops, regardless of skin color. Now, if you want
Speaker 2: to get into how the judicial system is fucked and
Speaker 2: how a black man first time offender is three times
Speaker 2: more likely to get a harsher prison sentence than a
Speaker 2: white dude first time offender, no record, Now that's a
Speaker 2: conversation we can have. But as far as the cops being.
Speaker 1: Inherently racist and killing more of one race than another,
Speaker 1: that's preposterous because per the numbers, white people are being
Speaker 1: killed out in these streets more than cops than anyone
Speaker 1: else in this country.
Speaker 3: Thank you to Kamala Harris by the way.
Speaker 1: Right, thank you to her for being a cop and
Speaker 1: a da. Let's not forget that, everybody on the Democratic Party,
Speaker 1: you're electing a fucking cop. But okay, as y'all were
Speaker 1: screaming all cops or bastards, those are y'all's work.
Speaker 2: That was y'all shit. We supported the blue but y'all, hey,
Speaker 2: y'all do y'all.
Speaker 3: Deputy Chief Border Patrol Agent Juan Bernal of the El
Speaker 3: Paso sector said migrants are weak when they arrive at
Speaker 3: the border after weeks or months without adequate food and
Speaker 3: water in houses smugglers keep in Mexico, They're expected to walk,
Speaker 3: sometimes for days or for hours or for days to
Speaker 3: get there, to get to their designation where they're going
Speaker 3: to be picked up. The deaths have continued even as
Speaker 3: migration has fallen along the entire border along following Biden's
Speaker 3: major asylum restrictions. New Mexico's migrant death numbers now rival
Speaker 3: those in Arizona's even hotter Sonoran Desert, where the remains
Speaker 3: of one hundred and fourteen border crossers were discovered during
Speaker 3: the first eight months of twenty twenty four. According to
Speaker 3: a mapping project by the nonprofit Humane Borders and the
Speaker 3: Pima County Medical Examiner's Office in Tucson. Nearly half of
Speaker 3: those who died in New Mexico this year were women.
Speaker 3: Women ages twenty to twenty nine made up the largest
Speaker 3: segment of these deaths. We are waiting or we are
Speaker 3: a waiting for you at home, a family in the
Speaker 3: southern Mexican state of Chiappas explore are implored in early
Speaker 3: June in a missing person post for a twenty five
Speaker 3: year old female relative who is found dead days later,
Speaker 3: Please come back, it says.
Speaker 1: After I got to pull out the heartstrings and that
Speaker 1: is tragic, don't get me wrong. And the fact that
Speaker 1: it is mostly women that are dying in this but
Speaker 1: you could.
Speaker 2: Also look at that. Look actually, you know, we'll take
Speaker 2: a second on that.
Speaker 1: So I got a buddy of mine who is a
Speaker 1: tattoo artist in Baton Rouge.
Speaker 2: Okay, great guy, does great work.
Speaker 1: He was brought here or I'm sorry, his mother was
Speaker 1: brought here illegally. She was raped by the coyotes, who
Speaker 1: are the people in charge of smuggling them from point
Speaker 1: A to point B. The coyotes are one hundred percent
Speaker 1: doing whatever they want to these people. They will kill them,
Speaker 1: they will rape them, they will do whatever, because these
Speaker 1: people will have no other option there in the middle
Speaker 1: of the desert with nothing around, and this one person
Speaker 1: might be their only chance of survival. She was raped
Speaker 1: and had to conceive a child, and she got to
Speaker 1: this country not being a citizen, so she had to
Speaker 1: give birth to this kid and raised it as his own.
Speaker 1: My buddy's tattoo, the tattoo artist. That's his older brother.
Speaker 1: So when you see that it's women that are predominantly
Speaker 1: dying on these treks, that make sense, and not because
Speaker 1: of necessarily sex trafficking either, but because of illegal immigration
Speaker 1: and coyotes killing.
Speaker 2: The quote unquote weakest links along the way.
Speaker 1: It's horrible and once again, we would have this issue
Speaker 1: under wraps if we would solve the border problem. First off,
Speaker 1: we would have no more bodies to find if we
Speaker 1: would stop it at the border.
Speaker 2: But let's continue.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the Biden and Harris, well, the new Harris campaign
Speaker 3: that's happening. They don't care about that. They don't care
Speaker 3: about the the sex trafficking, the child traffrafficking, the child
Speaker 3: sex trafficking, the all of the rape and the incest
Speaker 3: and the murder and the crimes and the fucking all
Speaker 3: of the the nastiness. They want as many possible people
Speaker 3: flooding the border as as much as possible because they
Speaker 3: know that it's going to accomplish a lot of their goals,
Speaker 3: or it's going to help them accomplish a lot of
Speaker 3: their goals, such as absolutely draining the United States economy,
Speaker 3: like putting such a damper on the healthcare system, on
Speaker 3: the insurance networks, on basically like on all the jobs
Speaker 3: and everything. And so they know and also they know
Speaker 3: that they're going to get these people's votes because dude,
Speaker 3: if you were, you know, an asylum seeker, you know,
Speaker 3: maybe you got kicked out of your country, maybe your
Speaker 3: country is just absolutely gone to shit, and you're going
Speaker 3: into you're trying to look, you're trying to throw a
Speaker 3: dart in a map and say, you know, what, where
Speaker 3: do I want to go? Well, you're going to want
Speaker 3: to go to a place that is going to give
Speaker 3: you absolutely like shitloads of food stamps. It's going to
Speaker 3: give you free place to live, free health care, and
Speaker 3: the right to vote, and identity and you know, all
Speaker 3: the cards that you need and everything, You're gonna go
Speaker 3: there and then you know what you're gonna do. You're
Speaker 3: gonna vote for those people who hooked you the fuck
Speaker 3: up because you you love everything that you were just
Speaker 3: given for free and you appreciate that. Which I don't
Speaker 3: blame people coming from other countries trying to get in
Speaker 3: here if the fucking border's wide open, Like why wouldn't you,
Speaker 3: like if you were ever going to come into this country,
Speaker 3: Now is the time, right because you're given literally the world,
Speaker 3: and so this.
Speaker 1: Is fucking crazy, dude, I mean, and again, these are
Speaker 1: this is all part of the plan, right, Like you said,
Speaker 1: Kamala Harrison, they don't care about this. She was again
Speaker 1: the DA of California where they just passed the law
Speaker 1: saying as long as it's within ten years, the whole
Speaker 1: pedophile rule is thrown out. So you know, a twenty
Speaker 1: six year old and a sixteen year old is okay
Speaker 1: by law in CALIFORNI on you right now, So is
Speaker 1: a twenty one year old and an eleven year old
Speaker 1: because that whole ten year law that was passed. Again,
Speaker 1: she's a DA in California. Yeah, she didn't go fuck
Speaker 1: about these things.
Speaker 3: An eighteen year old and an eight year old. Uh huh,
Speaker 3: oh my god, what a fucking shit show this is.
Speaker 1: This is California and anybody thinks that that's not the case.
Speaker 1: We did an episode on it two three years ago
Speaker 1: when they passed the mandate.
Speaker 3: I guess that's what they meant when they say California
Speaker 3: lovel We find out what's talking stuff.
Speaker 1: We find out things about the whole East West battle. Look,
Speaker 1: who knows.
Speaker 3: After a twenty four year old Guatemalan woman's remains were
Speaker 3: discovered that that same month, a mortuary in her in
Speaker 3: her hometown posted a death notice with a photo of
Speaker 3: her smiling in a blue dress and holding a flora bouquet.
Speaker 3: It should not be uh, it should not be a
Speaker 3: death sentence to come to the United States, Donna, Ana
Speaker 3: County Sheriff's Major John Day told a recent community gathering,
Speaker 3: and when we push them into the desert areas here,
Speaker 3: they're coming across and they're dying.
Speaker 2: Well, once again, not trying to be an asshole, but.
Speaker 1: If we had a more secure border, we wouldn't have
Speaker 1: to worry about that, would we.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, and also think about it, like whenever you got
Speaker 3: people coming in by the thousands, and the tens of thousands.
Speaker 3: There's not a lot of places to put these people,
Speaker 3: and so you know you'll get like savages, like fucking DeSantis,
Speaker 3: which you'll just ship them, like put them all on
Speaker 3: a bus and send them up to Washington, DC or
Speaker 3: New York or whatever. And like that's a savage move,
Speaker 3: don't get me wrong, but it's making a point saying that, like,
Speaker 3: all right, you wanted to bring these people in here,
Speaker 3: you deal with it, yep. And and you know, unfortunately
Speaker 3: they're having to see the truth of what that brings.
Speaker 2: I like that he did that as a matter of fact.
Speaker 1: And I mean, dude, straight up put them on Greyhound buses.
Speaker 1: We will pay for the buses to go up there.
Speaker 1: Tell all the drivers that once they park, get out
Speaker 1: and go get an uber, we'll pay for.
Speaker 2: You to get out of there. Just leave, fuck the bus,
Speaker 2: fuck all of that. We got you. And that's just
Speaker 2: what we're gonna do.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna consistently do that until they stop sending
Speaker 1: them to our state.
Speaker 3: Look, hey, hey, and also, you know you're not gonna
Speaker 3: die in a desert up there.
Speaker 2: No you are not. I mean, I'll tell you this.
Speaker 1: It gets hot as fucking DC and it gets cold
Speaker 1: as fucking DC. But you're not gonna die on the
Speaker 1: streets there. The homeless population is actually thriving.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's not a bad place to be.
Speaker 1: So as we are coming into this election season, everybody, Look,
Speaker 1: we could have talked about Israel, we could have talked
Speaker 1: about Ukraine, okay, but so is every person alive in
Speaker 1: the political space. Those the only two that they care about.
Speaker 1: There's other shit going on. I didn't bring up anything
Speaker 1: about what's going on in me Amor. I talked about
Speaker 1: the flooding in the Sahara Desert. But you look at
Speaker 1: the other side of the Sahara Desert and you have
Speaker 1: that oil pipeline that just got blown up not too
Speaker 1: long ago. The flooding that has happened has now made
Speaker 1: that whole area of the desert an oil slick. That's
Speaker 1: gonna play in here soon because certain countries may or may.
Speaker 2: Not need some freedom here soon. Right, all of that
Speaker 2: is right around the corner. Potentially, we got this shit
Speaker 2: with North and South Korea right around the corner. Potentially,
Speaker 2: we got issues with India and Canada happening in real time. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: China is making its strategy and making its moves happen.
Speaker 2: It's tea.
Speaker 1: It's bringing in people closer, especially with North Korea fucking around.
Speaker 1: North Korea and China have always had a very tight dynamic. Okay,
Speaker 1: they've had some falling outs and they've done some stuff,
Speaker 1: but they remain at least amicable with each other. As
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, China is one of the only
Speaker 1: countries North Korea is cool with. So we need to
Speaker 1: look big picture, ladies and gentlemen. We need to look
Speaker 1: at the entire scope of what's going on around the
Speaker 1: world when we look at who we want to vote for,
Speaker 1: because they are about to step into the office of
Speaker 1: the person that has to handle these things on behalf
Speaker 1: of us.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and like we say, look at the policies, look
Speaker 3: at what these people represent, look at what they stand for.
Speaker 3: Don't listen to their words, don't listen to their isms,
Speaker 3: you know, like look past all that. Whenever they're starting
Speaker 3: to try and pull at your heartstrings, it's unfortunate. Look,
Speaker 3: we all want to listen to a good you know, uh,
Speaker 3: a good heart throb of a story, right right, But
Speaker 3: like they they're using it to their advantage. It's not
Speaker 3: from the heart these stories that they say whenever I
Speaker 3: was a little kid at my kitchen table, my mom
Speaker 3: you know, was going over the bills. It's like you're
Speaker 3: a politician and nobody cares about you in that way,
Speaker 3: like understand that that you're separate from the rest of us,
Speaker 3: who actually we do have to work and we don't
Speaker 3: have to land or well we don't get to lay
Speaker 3: on our back to pay our bills, like we don't
Speaker 3: have especially us, but like you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: But it's like, you know, it's we're trying to show
Speaker 3: all this to try and give like a real like
Speaker 3: magnifier on what these people stand for, what they represent,
Speaker 3: what they're allowing to happen to this country. And I
Speaker 3: do believe Trump that if you know, if if this continues,
Speaker 3: we're not going to have a country anymore, at least
Speaker 3: not what we what we like to call our country.
Speaker 1: I'll just say this, and I know that everybody's like, yeah, well,
Speaker 1: civilizations rise and they fall, and it's the sign of
Speaker 1: the time. Listen, no one in America has ever lived
Speaker 1: where we haven't been at the top. It's not a
Speaker 1: position that we want to move to. I can assure
Speaker 1: you we don't want to become the second slash third
Speaker 1: slash fourth, biggest swinging dick on earth. That's a that's
Speaker 1: a horrible position, especially for our uh, spoiled, rotten ass
Speaker 1: culture that is America. Most of our civilian population, most
Speaker 1: of our citizens, have no fucking clue what it's like
Speaker 1: to not be top dog and to not sleep with
Speaker 1: that security of knowing that no one's gonna bomb us tonight.
Speaker 1: Most of us have never had to worry about that.
Speaker 1: And I'm just saying we don't want to start. It
Speaker 1: would be very, very good for everybody to vote for
Speaker 1: the candidate that makes America stronger, not nicer.
Speaker 3: Big facts, you know. And it's like they say, and
Speaker 3: I don't think that this is too far off key.
Speaker 3: Whenever they say, if there's a World War three, world
Speaker 3: War four will be fought with sticks and stones.
Speaker 2: Yeah, world War four with sticks and stones. I've heard
Speaker 2: that before. And you know what, it's very.
Speaker 3: Possible, because that's just gonna be fucking nuke after nuke
Speaker 3: after nuke, and we're going back to the cave man days.
Speaker 3: If that's the case, that's fucked.
Speaker 1: We'll see, we'll see how it goes. I like the
Speaker 1: whole iron dome idea Trump was talking about too. I
Speaker 1: think America has been needing.
Speaker 3: That, like there's no reason we don't have one, right Well.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's it's a lot.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of square mileage to have per missile silo,
Speaker 1: and like all these things, it would be a bitch
Speaker 1: the maintenance on that.
Speaker 2: That's a lot of funding.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of military funding to send people out
Speaker 1: to stay up and keep up with the calibration on
Speaker 1: these things and all that.
Speaker 2: But I am of the belief that that is worth it.
Speaker 2: That's just me.
Speaker 3: If we can send a billion dollars to Ukraine, we
Speaker 3: can afford this. I'm just gonna throw that.
Speaker 2: A see, I agree with that one hundred person.
Speaker 1: But you know, we're you and I are just weird
Speaker 1: extremists and we're just conspiracy theorist for that thought process.
Speaker 1: I know, I know, how dare we just say, hey,
Speaker 1: why don't we worry about our people first and then
Speaker 1: help out everybody else once we're situated.
Speaker 3: But you know, hey, dude, unfortunately, not unfortunately, I mean,
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Speaker 2: And it's all climate change.
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