Speaker 1: We are live, all right, And I just realized that you.
Speaker 2: Didn't drop your coffee ready, did you?
Speaker 3: Oh no, Now, I just the little curtain thing here,
Speaker 3: the artificial world that's behind me here.
Speaker 2: Oh you'r mean green screen?
Speaker 3: Yeah, very nice.
Speaker 2: I got one of those. I just never put it up.
Speaker 2: I might have to put it up here pretty soon.
Speaker 2: I probably should have put up for a few podcasts.
Speaker 2: But usually the gate and all the noise reduction and
Speaker 2: everything I've got on my system generally makes my vocals
Speaker 2: still turn out. Okay, So I've been a little bit spoiled,
Speaker 2: but it would probably behoove me to do so, especially
Speaker 2: too if I hire somebody, which may happen and then
Speaker 2: I'm podcasting while they're working on something in the back,
Speaker 2: I may have to Uh, I may have to do that.
Speaker 2: I bought I spent a thousand dollars on sound dampening.
Speaker 2: So the idea was, yeah, to build a sound dampening
Speaker 2: wall that hangs down, because that's usually the best way
Speaker 2: it's going to be. Like, if you integrated into the wall,
Speaker 2: you'll still get a little bit of rumble sometimes no
Speaker 2: pun intended.
Speaker 3: If we're on rumble, your mic sounds a little hot, like, uh,
Speaker 3: like a little bit on the Is it crunchy?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's like it's it just sounds like uh loud.
Speaker 3: Let me let me go ahead, and it's better.
Speaker 1: No, I don't know what you did, but oh you're talking.
Speaker 3: I could hear like I could hear like a little
Speaker 3: bit of a static in between, like you know, the
Speaker 3: stuff it's ticking up your mouth stuff too, like the
Speaker 3: just the movement sounding of your mouth like like that,
Speaker 3: but it's actually making it sound.
Speaker 1: Like a buzz.
Speaker 2: How's that? Is it any better?
Speaker 1: That's a little bit too low?
Speaker 2: Oh it's too low now okay, hold on, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: how about Oh yeah that's okay. How about now? Is
Speaker 2: that all right?
Speaker 1: Yeah that's about good.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I'm using a condenser mic which normally I wouldn't use.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit hot, so.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I may have to let me change the filter.
Speaker 2: I may have to make the compressor a little more aggressive.
Speaker 3: Let me do this, so compressor versus a dynamic because
Speaker 3: you're using a when you have to speak into a
Speaker 3: certain angle, right and all that.
Speaker 2: Or No, I'm using a condenser and it's really picky. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so let me do this.
Speaker 1: Here, I think that's what this is. I think this
Speaker 1: is a condenser.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, yeah, and they're hard to use because they're
Speaker 2: very distance and directional.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let me do this here.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, their SENSI to that.
Speaker 3: Plus I noticed with that one, And now I could
Speaker 3: be wrong because I don't even know if I ever
Speaker 3: even used that one. I didn't know enough back in
Speaker 3: the day that you plugged in your mic, that was
Speaker 3: your mic. I didn't know that h piece which was
Speaker 3: screwing me up and making it come out of the
Speaker 3: camera that was all the way over here. And then
Speaker 3: sometimes I was getting echo in my videos and I
Speaker 3: guarantee you is switching back or was taken into inputs,
Speaker 3: and I never knew that. Obviously I know where to
Speaker 3: look now, but it's like my my first year of
Speaker 3: doing these shows, I was thinking that this mic really sucked,
Speaker 3: and it was probably because it was actually using the
Speaker 3: one that I actually taped the freaking holes over with
Speaker 3: duct tape so that I could just it's like, okay, oh.
Speaker 1: You're what, yeah, you're super low, which it's awfully limited.
Speaker 3: All right, Let's let me see if there's odd there
Speaker 3: might just be an echo cancelation or reduce mic background
Speaker 3: noise that you can check on your own.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that might be good.
Speaker 4: That should be a little bit better, but it's probably
Speaker 4: still a little low. Yeah, all right, let's try this.
Speaker 4: That's good, Okay, I'll bring it down just a touch and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, is it?
Speaker 2: Is it better?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's very good.
Speaker 2: Okay. And you can't hear my mouth noises. I'm not
Speaker 2: making stechea noises. I'm not interested in no more sex with,
Speaker 2: no more microphones, anymore sexual activity.
Speaker 3: We had a pretty decent talk yesterday. So here's a
Speaker 3: couple of other things too. There's a Canadian gun buybackslash
Speaker 3: ban going on right now that I think is.
Speaker 1: Gonna possibly affect Stefan.
Speaker 3: I don't know if they're.
Speaker 2: Doing an Australian type band, right, is pretty.
Speaker 1: Much what they're people have been equating it to, I think.
Speaker 3: But people also have a misconcession because I did, because
Speaker 3: I used the English language the way you're supposed to
Speaker 3: when people use words, I assume that it's based on
Speaker 3: the definition of those words traditionally.
Speaker 2: Doing the Hillary face.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, right, So they said, yeah, there's.
Speaker 2: English, Oh you Nazi, look at you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, They're like, there's no guns in Australia. It turns
Speaker 3: out that's not true.
Speaker 2: Look at all the guns in space. Oh look it
Speaker 2: they're everywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she she slips out of programming there for a
Speaker 3: little bit.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean that, and that just shows interesting point
Speaker 2: came up. They were talking about in.
Speaker 3: And died like they do with the with those people
Speaker 3: that got shot and then they they hear the noise
Speaker 3: and they spin and then they all get contorted and
Speaker 3: drop dead.
Speaker 2: Oh she did no, No, she did something similar to
Speaker 2: that one time, but it was before the shots came out.
Speaker 2: Remember she did that thing where that she did this
Speaker 2: and they had to take her back to the truck
Speaker 2: or to the car.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, you remember that vaguely. I remember.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 3: They said something about her collapsing.
Speaker 2: I think, yeah, that was that was it. She did this.
Speaker 2: She did the Charlie Kirk thing. Oh man, the pugilist.
Speaker 2: So that's why that's where it came out where people
Speaker 2: were wondering if she if it was even her anymore,
Speaker 2: because I mean she kind of Okay, Look, if I
Speaker 2: were to tell Ai to look at her movements and
Speaker 2: learn her movements pre twenty sixteen and then say, based
Speaker 2: on those movements, is it the same person. Now, I
Speaker 2: can almost guarantee you that AI would say, no, hey, Rob.
Speaker 3: In your settings on your side of stream yard if
Speaker 3: you hit is there like a little like a setting?
Speaker 1: What do they call that thing? A little gear?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm on it right now in.
Speaker 3: The audio, see what's checked off? Because there's certain things might.
Speaker 2: They're all off right now? Do we want to do
Speaker 2: automatically adjust mike? Would that help?
Speaker 1: I don't think that's the one that we want.
Speaker 3: I think what we says disabled this option to manual
Speaker 3: adjust your mike vyume with the slider. I think you
Speaker 3: should probably keep that one open. Reduce mic background noise
Speaker 3: or echo cancelation. Maybe hit those I have echo cancelation on.
Speaker 3: I think that when I have the reduced micro background
Speaker 3: noise sometimes that strews me up. He says, improves audio
Speaker 3: clarity by minimizing background noise. Maybe that one would be okay.
Speaker 2: Okay, let's try that. How is it now? One chick too?
Speaker 3: It's awesome?
Speaker 2: Okay, I think we got it then. Yeah, So she
Speaker 2: went into the full pugilist position. And I find it
Speaker 2: ironic that Charlie Kirk did the same thing. I mean,
Speaker 2: but obviously he had Matt from something. We don't know
Speaker 2: really what, because they haven't given us enough information to
Speaker 2: even make a bad guests, let alone an educated one.
Speaker 2: But he did the same thing, and I thought that
Speaker 2: that was kind of uh, that was kind of interesting.
Speaker 2: So she's had neurological problems going on and off for
Speaker 2: a while. But almost all the top level Democrats, if
Speaker 2: you've noticed, they've all ever had strokes or like Biden,
Speaker 2: you know, he had a cocaine overdose. Everybody and everybody
Speaker 2: who was there in nineteen eighty knows it. We remember
Speaker 2: hearing it another Mandela effects situation. We remember hearing it
Speaker 2: back in nineteen eighty eight, and now when you go
Speaker 2: to look it up, it's just gone. I mean, there
Speaker 2: was even comedians making fun of the fact that Joe
Speaker 2: Biden had these He basically had these associations with cartel
Speaker 2: members and things like that, and people that had that
Speaker 2: were in a CIA that were running drugs back in
Speaker 2: the eighties, and it was a well known fact that
Speaker 2: he was a massive cocaine user. And now like you
Speaker 2: can't even talk about it, even though they find cocaine
Speaker 2: in the White House. I'm like, what, we're just gonna
Speaker 2: pretend like it doesn't happen.
Speaker 3: Now it's Hunters, it's not Hunters.
Speaker 2: And as a matter of fact, I think Hunter is
Speaker 2: a crack baby.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's about it true.
Speaker 2: I think I think the old man was using back
Speaker 2: in the sixties like it was you know, nobody, like
Speaker 2: it's nobody's business, like it was the CIA's business. In
Speaker 2: other words, And then Hunter was born from that union
Speaker 2: of cocaine and Joe Biden.
Speaker 1: You know, so good, Now we're looking at each other,
Speaker 1: did you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's fine. Did you see there was somebody talking
Speaker 2: about Erica Kirk and they're trying to understand how she's
Speaker 2: able to remain focused and have her composure even though
Speaker 2: her husband died. And you have to figure out that
Speaker 2: the only way anyone would ever think that or be
Speaker 2: that way is perhaps if they were already kind of
Speaker 2: alerted to the fact, hey, your husband might die. Maybe
Speaker 2: she's already prepared herself. Maybe MK ultra monarch program, who knows, right.
Speaker 2: But another thing too to understand is ultra rich people
Speaker 2: do not think, and they do not grieve like we do.
Speaker 2: And they they're not wired like we are, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they don't live in the same world as we
Speaker 3: do no at all, Like nobody at age seventeen or eighteen,
Speaker 3: if you want to talk about Charlie himself. Oh, I'm
Speaker 3: just gonna come up with this idea for a business,
Speaker 3: and oh well look it worked out the very first time,
Speaker 3: and oh my god, I'm getting hundreds of millions of
Speaker 3: dollars of donations. I don't even have a product that
Speaker 3: I sell. All I do is sell propaganda, and that
Speaker 3: seems like the thing to do.
Speaker 2: You know, well, I mean, as long as your propaganda's aligned,
Speaker 2: you get the money. And if it's not, you lose
Speaker 2: your Twitter account because you said something about a hadith
Speaker 2: that's in the Kuran or that's that's part of that religion.
Speaker 2: The whole thing about whether or not hadiths are actually
Speaker 2: part of Islam or not. Well, here's the thing you
Speaker 2: made a You basically made a fat bug that said
Speaker 2: that all hidize must be headhered to. That's the bit
Speaker 2: that's one of the biggest causes of problem within Islam.
Speaker 2: And yet then Islam says, well, that's not part of
Speaker 2: the Quran. And I just think it's just such a
Speaker 2: huge gaslight, you know. So we're kind of we're kind
Speaker 2: of in that realm where the gas lighting comes from
Speaker 2: every from damn near every direction, you know, Casper Weinberger, right,
Speaker 2: ci a director, I don't want time. We know we're
Speaker 2: we know we're successful, and no one knows any well
Speaker 2: what to believe when and cannot believe anything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, right, I didn't know that was but I remember
Speaker 3: I haven't even seen the Yeah, yep, yep. So one
Speaker 3: last question, do you have a fade in thing going on?
Speaker 3: Like when you start talking? Does this start from low
Speaker 3: and go high? And then.
Speaker 2: Yeah a little bit. Let me go ahead and take
Speaker 2: care of that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I kind of noticed that at first. It's hard
Speaker 3: to hear you, but if I keep if I keep still,
Speaker 3: then I can hear you get a little bit louder
Speaker 3: each time.
Speaker 2: Let me do this here, Okay, I don't want to
Speaker 2: turn off the noise case.
Speaker 3: So yeah, for the for the Erica Kirk thing, so
Speaker 3: I could play something that I had on the And
Speaker 3: then again, since since we're gonna probably talk about the
Speaker 3: media and all, these are these power plays to take
Speaker 3: over all of it, as if it wasn't already in
Speaker 3: their hands. Now they're consolidating power even more. And here's
Speaker 3: the thought I had about the whole TikTok thing, and
Speaker 3: because I think people again are just they're delusional into
Speaker 3: what they think. Whenever they say, oh, they're running scared
Speaker 3: or you know, they're being exposed, I'm like, do you
Speaker 3: understand how much power and money these people have exactly
Speaker 3: influence and the fact that they.
Speaker 1: Own your entire reality. There is nothing that they're afraid of.
Speaker 3: There's nothing that you aha, gotcha, it's manipulated on purpose.
Speaker 3: If they didn't want people to be pissed off at
Speaker 3: all Jews because of the differentiation between Zionists and Jews, whatever,
Speaker 3: or maybe that's the joke, get everybody mad at all
Speaker 3: of them, so you can condemn them because the Zionists
Speaker 3: don't care about them either, or whatever. But the whole
Speaker 3: but the thing is is they control all of this
Speaker 3: social media. If they didn't want those people posting those things,
Speaker 3: they never would have published so that they could be seen.
Speaker 3: They wouldn't be distributed. I wouldn't see them in my feed,
Speaker 3: and nobody would know any of the stuff that's happening. Guys.
Speaker 3: They want you to see the dead babies, they want
Speaker 3: you to see the children bleeding and pieces. They want
Speaker 3: you to see all the times that they told you
Speaker 3: that they're gonna come out and get you, and that
Speaker 3: they hate everybody, and that they the Pasham is gonna
Speaker 3: kill everybody, and all this other stuff they want you
Speaker 3: to see that they want you to be mad, they
Speaker 3: want you to react respond. It's not a mistake, and
Speaker 3: their system that they created to know our thoughts, which
Speaker 3: is social media, didn't backfire on them. And the same
Speaker 3: thing with TikTok. People are saying, oh, they bought it
Speaker 3: so that they could cut all that stuff out and
Speaker 3: then they could influence people, and that's why they're buying
Speaker 3: all this advertisement, this protzeral advertisement. Well, I was thinking
Speaker 3: to myself, Okay, well, let's let's take that for a second.
Speaker 3: What's the long game. Do you continue to spend millions
Speaker 3: and millions of dollars on each and every platform. Do
Speaker 3: you have these ads put on or do you just
Speaker 3: buy the platform one time, put as much bullshit of
Speaker 3: your own that you want out there, and then still
Speaker 3: take in revenue from everybody else's ads.
Speaker 1: What's what's the better what's the better deal there?
Speaker 3: You know? So it's a one time, huge investment, but
Speaker 3: they're going to make that back in advertising they're going
Speaker 3: to make that back and whatever else that they're intermingled
Speaker 3: with with the government slash corporate, you know, the kind
Speaker 3: of circle jerk that they do. Plus they get to
Speaker 3: spend they don't have to, you know, they get to
Speaker 3: pump out as much pro Israel, pro whatever they want
Speaker 3: out there.
Speaker 2: Right right, and you know, and and and or not
Speaker 2: pump out pro Israel stuff, so very want to do. Yeah, yeah, so,
Speaker 2: I mean because they need to keep you chasing the gnats, right,
Speaker 2: These gnats, right, I like to I like to consider
Speaker 2: them the the these narratives, right, and these gnats they
Speaker 2: just overtake you and make you miserable. There's no there's
Speaker 2: almost no way around it, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: They have such total control over the distribution, and uh,
Speaker 2: you know what the narrative is, and is any given
Speaker 2: point that they could just keep throwing stuff out there,
Speaker 2: you know, And it's we're we're hitting a point of
Speaker 2: saturation where it's hard to tell like how much of
Speaker 2: this uh even even matters at this point or not.
Speaker 2: I'm hoping that the saturation, uh, the best we can
Speaker 2: hope for at this point is that the saturation causes
Speaker 2: people to basically flare up and then flare out. In
Speaker 2: other words, that they just hit a level of fatigue
Speaker 2: that they're not willing to act on any of it anymore,
Speaker 2: and they start just dealing with everything very locally. You know,
Speaker 2: that's kind of my hope. I don't know if it can.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it will happen. I don't know.
Speaker 2: It may also backfire and cause a resurgence of sheep
Speaker 2: like behavior where people are just kind of checking out.
Speaker 2: So that's not necessarily good either, you.
Speaker 3: Know, right, Yeah, no inaction is kind of the whole
Speaker 3: reason why we're here.
Speaker 1: But it doesn't help that.
Speaker 3: The heavy, heavy manipulation of our perception of reality, everyone's
Speaker 3: perception of reality, has been ongoing for hundreds of years
Speaker 3: and more, especially since well, let's say, eighteen fifties, sixties
Speaker 3: up at least here for us to still think that
Speaker 3: we live in a constitutional republican for anybody to continue
Speaker 3: to say that, it's like, yes, it could be restored,
Speaker 3: because you have an outline, you have a blueprint as
Speaker 3: to what you want or that you think that you want,
Speaker 3: and it's definitely a lot better than what's really happening.
Speaker 3: You can't blame capitalism for what corporatism did your country,
Speaker 3: you know, and you can't blame capitalism for what mercantilism
Speaker 3: did your country, where only you know, you pay to play,
Speaker 3: you get your permits, you get your your permission from
Speaker 3: the government who tells you who gets to be in
Speaker 3: business and who gets the rise to the top, or
Speaker 3: their banking system that actually controls the country, deciding who's
Speaker 3: going to get funded and who isn't. And you know,
Speaker 3: that's why mega corporations will never become in real life
Speaker 3: as big as they have become if it wasn't for
Speaker 3: artificial funding constantly pumped at them in the beginning, so
Speaker 3: that they could undercut and lose money as they were,
Speaker 3: you know, basically undercutting everybody else in their genre or whatever,
Speaker 3: and they're in their industry, so that those people couldn't
Speaker 3: afford to sell lower, and so they get they get
Speaker 3: you know, run out of business, and then they conjack
Speaker 3: with the prices because there's nobody else out there anymore.
Speaker 2: Exactly. Well, and let let's let's go to that point
Speaker 2: real quick. So remember we were talking about there's a
Speaker 2: particular persuasion that likes to have a monopoly on alcohol. Yeah,
Speaker 2: carbohydrates sugar trade.
Speaker 6: Right.
Speaker 2: We everybody knows that at the yeah, that that the
Speaker 2: Haitian revolution was actually caused it there behest and the
Speaker 2: reason behind it was because the French that were running
Speaker 2: Haiti at the time had threatened to raise their sugar
Speaker 2: prices to Europe. A lot of people don't realize that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's always something that that ridiculous, right.
Speaker 2: It was. And what's funny is when coast it was
Speaker 2: a coaster, I'm trying to remember, and when the Dominican said, well, hey,
Speaker 2: we want to raise if you're going to pay them.
Speaker 2: What the Dominican and Haiti tried to do is they
Speaker 2: tried to raise the sugar prices at the same time
Speaker 2: because prices had gone up and they want to be
Speaker 2: rich too. You know, there's probably a little bit of
Speaker 2: greed involved in it. They have overhead, they have all
Speaker 2: these other things, and they said, well, we're going to
Speaker 2: raise our price in solidarity with Haiti. So Haiti raised
Speaker 2: their price and then Dominican later, I think they had
Speaker 2: a bad crop, so they had a hurricane or something,
Speaker 2: and they said, well, supply and demand, so we're going
Speaker 2: to raise our prices just like Haiti did. And they said, oh,
Speaker 2: you want to raise your prices like Haiti. Did you
Speaker 2: see what.
Speaker 3: Happened to them?
Speaker 2: They actually wrote a letter that is documented. They wrote
Speaker 2: a letter. It was the Rothschilds that wrote this letter
Speaker 2: to them, said would you like to be Haiti? And
Speaker 2: the revolution had just happened in Haiti recently and they said, oh,
Speaker 2: never mind, we'll go ahead lower the prices. So to wit,
Speaker 2: we come to the fact that the first, the first
Speaker 2: abuse of the American people by George Washington was the
Speaker 2: Whiskey Rebellion. Then you start to go, who is that
Speaker 2: at the best.
Speaker 3: Of Alexander Hamilton. Yeah, Hamilton who was a Rothchild agent. Yes,
Speaker 3: and he was. He was brought up in the Caribbean
Speaker 3: and had taken it U way Aa school. He went
Speaker 3: to Away Vay School.
Speaker 2: Yes, and no one connects that. That's why when you
Speaker 2: mentioned that Whiskey rebellion, there's a certain there are certain people,
Speaker 2: even in the conspiracy world or in the I like
Speaker 2: to call it the noticing world. Now the other end
Speaker 2: work noticer, there's people who lose their mind over you
Speaker 2: bringing that up. Oh, it wasn't that big of a deal.
Speaker 3: He went out for one. It's just that he didn't
Speaker 3: meet a lot of resistance, that was, but he was
Speaker 3: ready to go on a kill crazzy rampage with ten
Speaker 3: thousand troops or something like that on.
Speaker 2: A small on What how many people were there total
Speaker 2: and involved in a whiskey rebellion on the opposition side,
Speaker 2: It was less than three hundred.
Speaker 3: Right, because they half of what they said they were
Speaker 3: doing was drummed up bullshit. That's we were looking for
Speaker 3: an excuse to go in there in the first place.
Speaker 3: That's why they didn't meet it. They didn't meet a
Speaker 3: resistance because there was no army standing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there was. There was no rebellion. It was we're
Speaker 2: gonna make whiskey and they no, And they said, okay, cool,
Speaker 2: we're still gonna make it. Go screw yourself. That's all
Speaker 2: it was. It wasn't some kind of like declaration of
Speaker 2: society in or anything like that, or like attempted overthrow
Speaker 2: with the government. It was the first j six when
Speaker 2: you really look at it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it was like a tax collector had come into
Speaker 3: them and started like trying to strong arm them, and
Speaker 3: they they basically told him to go pound sand. And
Speaker 3: then it looks like they might have burned down a
Speaker 3: tax collector's office, I think, or something like that. I don't.
Speaker 3: I thought, man, I might not remember the details correctly,
Speaker 3: and I could begin in the mix into something.
Speaker 2: I think they tard and feathered him too, because he
Speaker 2: came back and threatened them. He threatened to shoot them
Speaker 2: or some shit, and they said, oh really, so they
Speaker 2: snatched his ass up and tired and feathered him. So
Speaker 2: I don't even think they killed him, if I recall.
Speaker 1: I don't think they did either.
Speaker 2: So uh yeah, Basically, it was a particular demographic decided
Speaker 2: that they didn't want these people taking away the money
Speaker 2: that they they would have been making otherwise.
Speaker 3: And I didn't realize until I started reading that two
Speaker 3: hundred years together that Christians Catholic slash Christians in Russia
Speaker 3: the Orthodoxy they were not allowed by their empire to
Speaker 3: trade an alcohol.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: It had to be the Jews and they had and
Speaker 3: they've been trying to keep that monopoly everywhere they go
Speaker 3: ever since.
Speaker 2: Yes, you have the bron from the bron from an empire,
Speaker 2: and which is what seagrims if I recall, and you
Speaker 2: have all these empires that are based on alcohol consumption
Speaker 2: and So the magic of alcohol isn't that it's alcohol.
Speaker 2: It's that you can take bad crops and store them
Speaker 2: almost indefinitely. So it's a huge money maker when you
Speaker 2: think about it. Right, you buy the grain, right, the
Speaker 2: grain that would normally, if you left it out, would
Speaker 2: mold or whatever. You buy the grain turn into alcohol,
Speaker 2: and now it's pretty much an indefinite commodity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they were starving like a whole. All the
Speaker 3: Belarus pretty much was starving to death because they were
Speaker 3: hoarding all the crops. So the people who got work,
Speaker 3: they were dirt poor, completely abused, completely exploited. And the
Speaker 3: lease soldiers or the landlords were leasing the property out
Speaker 3: to the Jews. The Jews were not working at themselves,
Speaker 3: they were getting other people to do it for them.
Speaker 3: And then they would have all these taverns in their territories,
Speaker 3: so people would start drinking, they'd run up tabs. They
Speaker 3: would charge them three times as much for the for
Speaker 3: the purchase of their alcohol direct, and they would also
Speaker 3: swindle them as they were drinking out of their own
Speaker 3: crops that they needed to eat. So people were starving
Speaker 3: to death and these guys were hoarding all the freaking wheat.
Speaker 1: They don't get. They didn't care that they were letting
Speaker 1: everybody die.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I mean don't forget. Like in the case
Speaker 2: of my family, once I finally got into it, they
Speaker 2: didn't care that they or jees. They said, Oh, you're
Speaker 2: stupid enough to be farmers. You deserve what you get.
Speaker 3: Oh they is, Yeah, they live worse, They live worse.
Speaker 3: You think that hard work would be appreciated by anybody,
Speaker 3: especially if you're especially if you want them to work
Speaker 3: for you, But they just looked at it down out
Speaker 3: and you like you're a low life, Like you're lesser
Speaker 3: than even if you heard you because are you not
Speaker 3: on this side?
Speaker 2: Something must be wrong with you. Yeah, you're not a
Speaker 2: real Jew because you work. That's how they were.
Speaker 3: And that's we're talking that. Well, when I was reading
Speaker 3: the book, it was going back into the sixteen hundreds,
Speaker 3: this mentality.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: So just for people out there, I don't recall anybody
Speaker 3: being Zionist back then, So it's not just them, right,
Speaker 3: kind of like that whole it's the religious supremacy problem,
Speaker 3: you know, And it doesn't help that sometimes throughout history,
Speaker 3: like these exemptions and these coddling they coddled.
Speaker 1: They try to appease these people way too much.
Speaker 3: Before they even had the the economic stranglehold over them,
Speaker 3: they were doing their darnedest to accommodate them. And I
Speaker 3: think that was a big mistake because they did have
Speaker 3: preferential treatment because they cried about it being a religious thing.
Speaker 3: And that was before they even had a freaking holocaust,
Speaker 3: a bitch about or afronic cost well.
Speaker 2: And then you would get an outbreak of strange murders.
Speaker 2: Every time you piss them off, they would go and
Speaker 2: just randomly, they would just become serial killers for like
Speaker 2: a couple months or something until they got what they wanted,
Speaker 2: and then they would blame it on the on the goam.
Speaker 3: Yes, poisonings constantly, absolutely licent and not directly and like
Speaker 3: just towns because of the water supply. And this isn't
Speaker 3: just that one time, No, this has been their mo forever.
Speaker 3: It's just you're not gonna hear anybody talk about it
Speaker 3: because they run your world right now.
Speaker 1: And what else was there? There was a there was
Speaker 1: a couple of murders.
Speaker 3: When I was actually reading that first forty pages of
Speaker 3: that book, there happened to be one of the wasn't Alexander.
Speaker 3: Where somebody wasn't. I can't remember who it was, but
Speaker 3: they were about to enact a I can't what was
Speaker 3: his name?
Speaker 1: Hold on, give me just a second. I'll give you
Speaker 1: his name.
Speaker 3: It's kind of important for the story because then people
Speaker 3: can look it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Pardling, how how much that happened. You would have
Speaker 2: little they'd especially go after little boys. So for some reason,
Speaker 2: it seems like some of them took that firstborn situation
Speaker 2: in the Bible and decided that that was their job
Speaker 2: to enact that. Because there would be like a string
Speaker 2: of little boys come up missing, or a bunch of
Speaker 2: little boys would be thrown off a cliff. You know,
Speaker 2: they'd find them and they'd be or they'd be floating
Speaker 2: in a river somewhere or something. You know, they'd all
Speaker 2: get snatched up and they would die.
Speaker 3: And well, there even was the guy who went in
Speaker 3: and he went to he went to audit the situation
Speaker 3: because of everybody starving to death, and he tried his best.
Speaker 3: It wasn't a punishment. He just wanted to make sure
Speaker 3: that everybody was able to sustain life. And he had
Speaker 3: he had a provisional plan and it was very fair.
Speaker 3: It was actually preferential treatment. But the fact that he
Speaker 3: went in there at all one I don't know if
Speaker 3: I don't know if it was Alexander, but it was
Speaker 3: somebody in the upper echelon of Russian rulership that was
Speaker 3: supposed to enact this saying died just was a sad
Speaker 3: was murdered. And they don't say that's what happened. They
Speaker 3: like in this book, they don't mention that that's what happened,
Speaker 3: like that they did it. But if you keep rereading further,
Speaker 3: then they ostracized this guy, and they worked through the
Speaker 3: politics to get this guy who was actually trying to
Speaker 3: help hit them turn into They didn't call it an
Speaker 3: a semite then, but they called this they got him
Speaker 3: out of there.
Speaker 2: Yep, it's insane. Happened. Look what happens to the elections
Speaker 2: in Mexico?
Speaker 3: Oh my god? Thirty thirty three you said, right, thirty
Speaker 3: three and seven of them seventy seven call her seventy.
Speaker 2: Seven, thirty three dead, seventy seven intimidated and or injured.
Speaker 1: How many people do they have running for president each
Speaker 1: year and fucking next?
Speaker 2: But no, that's that's they were going after everybody around them,
Speaker 2: families and all that, so then the people would drop out.
Speaker 2: So but directly they murdered thirty three of the candidates.
Speaker 3: And here's the question, did anybody that what's her name again, Shinebomb,
Speaker 3: shine Bomb? Did anybody ever related to shine bamb get assassinated? Oh? Gee,
Speaker 3: maybe it's because it came from their end. Wow, there's
Speaker 3: obvious deductive reasoning skills there. Right, she's not hiding in
Speaker 3: a in a pope bubble anywhere. She exactly with They're
Speaker 3: a weird ponytail that's becoming synonymous with did you see
Speaker 3: the loan? She's like this, Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 2: And then and then I thought it was funny when
Speaker 2: Ana Kasparian does it and it's so hot. I just
Speaker 2: want to like throw her down and bang her or something.
Speaker 3: I get that people are, you know, And this is
Speaker 3: where I think this is also because we know Shank
Speaker 3: has been a supporter of everything bad forever and you know,
Speaker 3: get your shorts and a list of the crap, right
Speaker 3: Shank and the Eager He's part of the Young Turks.
Speaker 3: They have been nothing but ultra leftist psychopaths for like ever,
Speaker 3: and the fact that they named themselves the Young Turks. Now,
Speaker 3: if they're not talking about Jack Nicholson and Peter Fonda,
Speaker 3: because apparently they call themselves the Young Turks too, then
Speaker 3: they're talking about the Armenian genocide where a bunch of
Speaker 3: Muslims which were actually they were right.
Speaker 2: Because that's a murky area, because the Francists were operating
Speaker 2: in that area too, and many of them, uh, some
Speaker 2: of them said they were Jews and some of them
Speaker 2: said they were Muslims. It was whatever was most convenient
Speaker 2: at the moment.
Speaker 1: Yeah, some people say, don't may I think it's doom.
Speaker 3: But yeah, the people are the saboteens, and they said
Speaker 3: that they were the leadership of the Young Turks that
Speaker 3: went around hacking the pieces and all other stuff of
Speaker 3: the Christians. So I'm not sure why you would want
Speaker 3: to glorify that by naming yourself after it, but whatever,
Speaker 3: because then I guess nobody knows their history. So yeah,
Speaker 3: Young Turks.
Speaker 2: And then Rod Stewart, why do you make that song?
Speaker 2: You know, here we have this weird gay man making
Speaker 2: this song. What what is that about? What does that
Speaker 2: tell you?
Speaker 1: What are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Rod Stewart? The song Young Turks?
Speaker 1: Oh, and I didn't know about that one.
Speaker 2: I didn't know he made a song about it. Made
Speaker 2: it catch a little tune about a sacrifice. Oh he
Speaker 2: sacrifice the Christians?
Speaker 3: Yay? So did it? Did it?
Speaker 1: Did it address the topics of that time or was
Speaker 1: it just called that?
Speaker 2: It was very generic and poppy.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was weird.
Speaker 2: It was like, why would you what? What? That was
Speaker 2: a good thing. I mean, in my great gun on
Speaker 2: my great grandmother's side, there's some Armenian floating around there too,
Speaker 2: so she used to talk about it.
Speaker 1: That was a going sir. So I didn't mean to
Speaker 1: cut you off. I just want to see a little till.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Tom Dwyer's in the house. We got some people
Speaker 3: over FTJ. You're paying attention to us right now.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 3: That's good.
Speaker 1: You don't see it on the counter.
Speaker 3: I don't know if you see a counter on your screen,
Speaker 3: But don't be don't be discouraged by that because it
Speaker 3: doesn't count correctly anyway.
Speaker 1: So it doesn't it doesn't give you the full number.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not gonna cry. I mean I would just
Speaker 2: talk to myself like this normally anyway. I just happen
Speaker 2: to have a microphone in my face.
Speaker 3: What's something like gland. Yeah, I do. I talked to
Speaker 3: myself all the time, I give you that, and then
Speaker 3: when I asked somebody a question, I don't answer me
Speaker 3: because I think I'm still talking to myself, and I'm like,
Speaker 3: I kind of did that to myself.
Speaker 2: In your dialogue to do that. You know, there's people
Speaker 2: who don't have that anymore. There's literally people who said
Speaker 2: they had that and they lost it. I can only
Speaker 2: imagine what kind of a nightmare scenario that is.
Speaker 3: You mean, because of one of those because of the
Speaker 3: pew pew and yeah, don't I have.
Speaker 1: A daughter, don't ask why is there a pink pen
Speaker 1: on your desk?
Speaker 2: Got highlighters? You know what I mean? That doesn't that
Speaker 2: doesn't mean I put them up my butt.
Speaker 1: I mean, yeah, here's my Yes. Rad Stewart is a
Speaker 1: filthy jew.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go.
Speaker 3: Yeah. They like to glorify their their genocides, their masters.
Speaker 2: Let's make a happy song about it, because speak didn't
Speaker 2: I were chopping people. Oh it's all right, what's.
Speaker 3: How many of these days and all these you know
Speaker 3: things I have to celebrate because you know, they're always
Speaker 3: acting like we're balancing the scales. We're evening the score.
Speaker 3: What score? You torment, torture and hooverish people and murder them.
Speaker 3: And then when anything happens, like some guy like Durshamn
Speaker 3: comes in and says, hey, maybe we should just kind
Speaker 3: of like level this outt but you go on to
Speaker 3: kill crazy Rampage afterward, like the I don't even think
Speaker 3: the book.
Speaker 1: Of Esther's really I think it was.
Speaker 3: It's a Jewish fan see, but they've done it since then,
Speaker 3: and they've used that as they're stepping off point as
Speaker 3: to why it was justified. You know, well, I mean
Speaker 3: there might be aspects of it, like the whole thing
Speaker 3: with Mordechai and Esther and shaking her booty so that
Speaker 3: a Hasirist doesn't go after Mordechai and the people that
Speaker 3: are about to sabotage his kingdom. He makes them deal
Speaker 3: with them instead, and Haman and his sons get hung,
Speaker 3: and then they go on they want to kill crazy
Speaker 3: Rampage throughout his kingdom. He's just lets it happened. And
Speaker 3: then I said to myself, Okay, well this is tied
Speaker 3: into the Cyrus time, and then they equate trumpet Cyrus.
Speaker 3: There's a problem here, there's a new pyramid in town.
Speaker 3: It's going to be like the Purge. It's not going
Speaker 3: to be one night, and it's going to be insane
Speaker 3: and Palanteer is going to be associated with rounding up
Speaker 3: people and threat assessing and all the other crap. It's
Speaker 3: not good for the Jews. Basically, you're not good for
Speaker 3: the Jews.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the dangerous that's their ketch all all the time.
Speaker 2: It doesn't matter whether it's morale, it's morale or not,
Speaker 2: or it's morale that it's more that it's moral or not.
Speaker 2: That is not the issue. The issue is is it
Speaker 2: good for the better jewelry or not? And that's exactly
Speaker 2: the same reason why they tried to dissuade people in
Speaker 2: Russia who were of Jewish descent from actually working their
Speaker 2: own land. Yeah, it doesn't look good. It doesn't keep
Speaker 2: us yea makes people think that we can actually do work,
Speaker 2: and then that want us to do work. And that's
Speaker 2: actually in that book, in that Two Hundred Years Together,
Speaker 2: that's actually in the book where they literally say that much.
Speaker 2: They say, well, it's okay that you gave us the land,
Speaker 2: but you can't expect us to work it that's not fair.
Speaker 3: What they said. The amount of times I've heard the
Speaker 3: fairness thing thrown out so far, when they've been constantly
Speaker 3: absolutely destroying the populace with their behavior and their dirty deeds,
Speaker 3: and then they talk about fairness, it makes it makes
Speaker 3: you want to throw up. It's like and then when
Speaker 3: so here's when they when they adopted or kind of
Speaker 3: like took over the territory of Poland into into their collective.
Speaker 3: That's when shit got really bad, because there's a ship
Speaker 3: ton of them there. And you know they say that
Speaker 3: what's name comes from. Well, Ukraine too is a problem.
Speaker 3: Poland was another problem. And it's like all these which
Speaker 3: is funny because this is where the whole edit takes
Speaker 3: place in Turkey, right between karshmish And and uh kars
Speaker 3: Shamish down here, Kaeperdocia up here, and they talk about
Speaker 3: the Ashkenazi Turks right and how they've spread out through everywhere,
Speaker 3: and also the well, I don't even know where Sephardic
Speaker 3: is and how that's different, but I do think that
Speaker 3: those are the ones that have the thick ass eyebrows.
Speaker 1: That's the best way I can point it out.
Speaker 3: Like I think Shapiro might be more of an a
Speaker 3: sephardic type, I would guess. I don't know.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean a lot of them. I mean a
Speaker 2: lot of the Poles have that you should god, you
Speaker 2: should see on one side of my family. That's a
Speaker 2: good point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know what you mean.
Speaker 3: Because I got a Polish stepfather in his family. You
Speaker 3: would think they were telling because they have they have
Speaker 3: afros on their shoulders.
Speaker 2: Yes, it looks like there's actually three people, not one. Right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's uh if you if you look at my dad's
Speaker 2: last name and you look them up in Poland and
Speaker 2: holy Kyle, their their eyebrows are ridiculous, dude, I mean
Speaker 2: it's almost comical. It looks like a muppet. You know.
Speaker 3: All Right, I'm gonna do something dangerous. There's not a
Speaker 3: lot of people over here in a FDJ media, but
Speaker 3: I just dropped a link. If anybody wants to join
Speaker 3: us in the stream, just be just beware. And unless
Speaker 3: you turn off your camera, you're going to be seen.
Speaker 3: And if you don't want that, then make sure you
Speaker 3: either turn off your camera or pass on the on
Speaker 3: the opportunity. But Thomas, you're in here, I don't know
Speaker 3: what else is watching. I see there's some people here.
Speaker 3: I'll drop it into the rumble too. I was kind
Speaker 3: of hoping al it s would pop in that is
Speaker 3: the rumble.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if I can even put a
Speaker 1: link in in the.
Speaker 3: On the YouTube.
Speaker 1: They don't even they won't even let my links be.
Speaker 3: Clickable and my descriptions because I'm on time out for
Speaker 3: something or other. You're on a naughty list again, Yeah,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Of course I kind of started.
Speaker 3: They'd usually start me off in the in the in
Speaker 3: the penalty box and just kind of leave me there
Speaker 3: if I don't complain enough.
Speaker 2: I'm used to it, man, I get it. You know.
Speaker 2: I think I've lost my my x account for like
Speaker 2: the fifteenth time in a year. That's exciting.
Speaker 3: So just to say hi to Mike Garland, Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: I just saw that happen again with her Twitter. So
Speaker 3: ma Comas's idea and hi everyone, and then where is
Speaker 3: I heard I saw another one that said Hi, I
Speaker 3: Rob Hi Dan. I just don't see it now. I
Speaker 3: don't know why. This one says Rod's song to Tonight's
Speaker 3: the Night could just be when he was young.
Speaker 1: They give him the benefit of the doubt. Okay, I'll
Speaker 1: leave him alone.
Speaker 3: Now, yeah, I think he's talking about pedo type of
Speaker 3: tendencies there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that one's a little weird. But he said dress,
Speaker 2: so I don't know unless he likes, unless he enjoys
Speaker 2: men who cross dress, that could be it. That was
Speaker 2: the thing back then too. Let's not forget ourselves. You know,
Speaker 2: Herbert Hoover, he loved that stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, you know, it's funny how they can they
Speaker 3: can find these things at the at the it's at
Speaker 3: the tip of their fingers whenever you kind of It's
Speaker 3: not so much that you straight away from their uh
Speaker 3: whatever you want to call it, their control, or that
Speaker 3: you're speaking out on your own. It's just that they
Speaker 3: have new demands for you, and you might hesitate before
Speaker 3: saying yes absolutely sir and lick the boot. They have
Speaker 3: something in their hand ready to show everybody in the
Speaker 3: world to completely disgrace you.
Speaker 1: It's it's funny how they have that all the time.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, they say that. Rod Stewart at his concert
Speaker 2: in Chicago in nineteen seventy seven, there was a rumor
Speaker 2: going around that he was involved in let's just say,
Speaker 2: some male on male escapades in the bathroom at the
Speaker 2: I think it was the Rosemont Horizon before a show.
Speaker 2: Rod Stewart.
Speaker 3: Oh, okay, because I've heard this, I've heard something similar.
Speaker 3: I think somebody got caught. Was George.
Speaker 2: George Harrison, No, no, wham, oh George Michael. Now this
Speaker 2: is before, George Michael. Okay, yeah, this is before. And
Speaker 2: it's thought that it was Rod Stewart and uh Nick
Speaker 2: Jagger Ck Dagger had this orgy in the bathroom at
Speaker 2: that you know, behind the scenes, the one that's for uh,
Speaker 2: basically back stage, and they had to actually stop the
Speaker 2: concert and take him to because of whatever happened with
Speaker 2: this male on mail action, and had to take both
Speaker 2: of them to the hospital.
Speaker 3: Oh, they ripped, They ripped. Get a couple of stitches
Speaker 3: in that'll sphincterhole, huh.
Speaker 2: Either that or well, if there was somebody getting their
Speaker 2: stomach pumped for some reason, it could have been overdose drugs,
Speaker 2: could have been an overdose of something else. So you know,
Speaker 2: never go full. That's what I always say. Never go full.
Speaker 2: Gar Okay, all that stuff out, don't put that in
Speaker 2: your mouth.
Speaker 3: They tell you never to drink from the from the
Speaker 3: from the garden hose.
Speaker 4: That's right, right, although.
Speaker 2: For some reason. The Maori and the Polynesians did that
Speaker 2: a lot. But we're not going to get into that
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: So so I don't know Archangel what you're up to, Josh,
Speaker 3: but I put the link in there if you're going
Speaker 3: to jump in. Milk Apples is in the house over
Speaker 3: on YouTube. Hello Milk he said, yeah, oh yeah, George
Speaker 3: Michael was the gay.
Speaker 2: He was very very much enjoying that life. He got
Speaker 2: caught in the bathroom too. Also, by the way, he
Speaker 2: got caught in a public bathroom. I think got a
Speaker 2: rest stop or a park.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's yep, that was you talk I
Speaker 3: think you're talking about. I think that's what I was
Speaker 3: referring to. I think was a restroom toilet scene. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 3: and maybe it was public.
Speaker 2: Where kids could just walk in and out.
Speaker 3: You know how. Okay, all right, I'm sorry, but guys
Speaker 3: have been to the beach. There's women in bikinis. Some
Speaker 3: of them are actually attractive. They seem to be less
Speaker 3: and less each year because nobody takes care of themselves anymore,
Speaker 3: but age or like that, they're fucking hot.
Speaker 2: Right, patriarchy, If women take care of themselves, that means
Speaker 2: they're subjugating themselves to the patriarchy, and it's actually yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they say it's rape, like if they make themselves look
Speaker 2: good for men, where mental finding them attractive, you're letting
Speaker 2: men rape you.
Speaker 3: That's it's ridiculous spoken by a very large bull dyke.
Speaker 3: I mean, consider the sources.
Speaker 2: Hey, don't call me that.
Speaker 3: I'm talking about you. I'm talking about who makes Yeah
Speaker 3: so ridiculous. Uh. For some reason, when you were telling
Speaker 3: the story about Rod Stewart and Mick Jagger, I couldn't
Speaker 3: help but see in my mind, but I Iggy Pop
Speaker 3: dancing like this.
Speaker 2: Supposedly he was involved in that circle of you know,
Speaker 2: orgie friends.
Speaker 3: In the house. Yes, that's not you. Who is all
Speaker 3: right here? It's just been in right now? So there
Speaker 3: it is, is this, I don't know who you are.
Speaker 2: We got a connection problem maybe or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, here, come back in later. I think, there you go.
Speaker 3: And when I see you pop, when I see your
Speaker 3: screen pop back up, I'll uh laid back right now.
Speaker 2: The time so his so he can get a connection.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, even if he drops out, you can
Speaker 3: a hiss click back into it.
Speaker 1: So I'm sure they can hear us.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So it's it's interesting though that they promote this
Speaker 2: stuff to the point that they do. And iggy pop is.
Speaker 6: Dude.
Speaker 2: I mean, his music wasn't bad, but do you got
Speaker 2: to stick everything in your ear end when you're doing
Speaker 2: your concert? You gotta cut yourself? Why? I don't think
Speaker 2: that's I really have questions about that because I was
Speaker 2: kind of I wasn't never into that.
Speaker 3: Certainly he get he got he got his indoctrination into
Speaker 3: the Into the Corner Hole by by David Bowie and
Speaker 3: that's where China Girl was interchangeable.
Speaker 1: No no, uh copyrights right.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's right because they co wrote that, right.
Speaker 3: That and something about a dog I can't can't remember something.
Speaker 3: The word of the dog was in the song I
Speaker 3: can't remember your dog.
Speaker 2: I want to be your dog? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I
Speaker 2: want to be your dog. So yeah, I used to
Speaker 2: be into that stuff, but then I like, went to
Speaker 2: a concert, what's.
Speaker 1: That sticking things in your butt? Or are we talking
Speaker 1: about something else?
Speaker 2: And now, I mean I was into the music and
Speaker 2: then I learned about the butt stuff and I was like,
Speaker 2: you lost me, all right. I don't even like stuff
Speaker 2: coming out. Why would I put anything in there? It's ridiculous.
Speaker 3: I like the relief of it coming out, you know,
Speaker 3: it doesn't feel good when it's ready to go.
Speaker 1: But it's definitely an exit only it's it's it's not
Speaker 1: a loading dock.
Speaker 3: It's a beep.
Speaker 2: Maybe we need that. Look if we could put bells
Speaker 2: on cats, hear me out, beepers on gay band's butts.
Speaker 3: I'm just saying, more's the front end, because that's the
Speaker 3: part that's going to the way.
Speaker 2: I don't Yeah, somebody needs to get an alarm here.
Speaker 2: That something is you need to pay attention. Something might
Speaker 2: not be going right right now, there's something.
Speaker 3: You know, I don't want to take I don't want
Speaker 3: to take the the fun out of that, you know,
Speaker 3: or making jokes here. But when you were saying that
Speaker 3: and like the alarm or whatever, something's about to happen
Speaker 3: to be careful to stay dry. And then I thought
Speaker 3: to myself, you know how sick the society is is
Speaker 3: that they've they've normalized giving children light up shoes, so
Speaker 3: if they have to run away from somebody, they're going
Speaker 3: to be found.
Speaker 2: That's right, dude, That is That's another one of those
Speaker 2: things where it's very in a similar vein where I'm
Speaker 2: always like, oh great, the pedophile when when you try
Speaker 2: and escape you can find you easier. This is wonderful,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 1: And they don't just it's not just pressure like they
Speaker 1: glitter and dance.
Speaker 2: Any movement or a little mix. It has accelerometer in
Speaker 2: it or a six axis gyro that can read that,
Speaker 2: which is also in your phone, by the way, So
Speaker 2: the phone could tell if you're sitting down right now.
Speaker 2: The phone can tell if you're walking right now. The
Speaker 2: phone could tell how much you run, you know. The
Speaker 2: phone can tell you how much you breathe. The phone
Speaker 2: could tell if you have a neurological disorder that makes
Speaker 2: you shake slightly. The phone could tell if you have
Speaker 2: high blood pressure. The phone could tell if you're angry.
Speaker 2: The phone could tell if you're sad. And it wouldn't
Speaker 2: surprise me if they put that kind of ability in
Speaker 2: the shoes, because literally, an ESP thirty two that can
Speaker 2: collect all that data from a six axis they call
Speaker 2: it im you an inertial inertial measurement unit. They can
Speaker 2: collect all that data from the shoes. If they wanted,
Speaker 2: they could also put tracking in that ESP thirty two.
Speaker 2: The ESP thirty two is about this big.
Speaker 3: Gyroscope kind of like a floating like compass ball, yes, sir.
Speaker 2: Wow, Yeah, And there's all kinds of algorithms that they
Speaker 2: can use to to understand different types of rhythmic and
Speaker 2: patterns of movement. And the little the little ESP thirty
Speaker 2: two with the IMU is less than five dollars, three dollars,
Speaker 2: and that's for me. So if it's for a big company,
Speaker 2: maybe they pay three dollars, you know, because they're buying
Speaker 2: a bazillion of them. Right. It's frightening the level of
Speaker 2: and it has built in Bluetooth, built in Wi Fi,
Speaker 2: all that stuff just on one chip. And it's frightening
Speaker 2: the level that we can get to as far as
Speaker 2: quantizing a person's actions, movements, tracking everything.
Speaker 3: And you know, it didn't it didn't help that, you know,
Speaker 3: we had that whole incident with pagers and then you
Speaker 3: have it and yah, who say you have one of
Speaker 3: these scrying mirrors here, one of these ancient John D devices.
Speaker 1: Well you have a little part, little piece of in
Speaker 1: Israel in your hands. Oh that awesome, awesome.
Speaker 3: So another way to give it to people who are
Speaker 3: same things they don't want to hear because this is
Speaker 3: listening to what you're saying, This is seeing what you're typing.
Speaker 3: This is knows when you're whole, it knows when you're not,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, and follows you everywhere you
Speaker 3: go unless you leave it at home. Most people can't
Speaker 3: even bring themselves to leave it at home.
Speaker 2: So I admitted you for me, it's hard and it's
Speaker 2: not and it's not because necessarily that I care about
Speaker 2: it so much. But look, they've got women wired that
Speaker 2: if you don't answer this f and thing like instantly, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: there's strippers falling out of the sky and landing on
Speaker 2: your dick all day. You know, you don't laugh, you
Speaker 2: know you've been there. It's it's it's it's raining a
Speaker 2: bunch of liliths on my cock. You know. Yes, that's
Speaker 2: exactly what's happening.
Speaker 3: Hun.
Speaker 2: That's why it took me twelve extra seconds to text
Speaker 2: you back, is because there's sex demons on my dick.
Speaker 3: You're right, has something's happened in the past, because is
Speaker 3: that like they're just the dinner default go to for
Speaker 3: every female to just say that's probably what's going on.
Speaker 2: No, that's women think, because that's what they're told by
Speaker 2: other women because other women are demons.
Speaker 3: Well, that's that's true. They don't like to see anybody happy,
Speaker 3: especially if they're not.
Speaker 2: That's right, totally j But you know what that just
Speaker 2: tells me, these women are j coated. That's j cot
Speaker 2: shit right. Envy, that's that's just when you really look
Speaker 2: at me. Yeah, when you say OIV, what you're really
Speaker 2: saying is oive sounds a lot like NV, doesn't it.
Speaker 2: M m m m. Why do those two words sound
Speaker 2: the same?
Speaker 1: Good point.
Speaker 3: I'd like that you said that too me, because it's
Speaker 3: a lot of jealousy and hatred and envy they have
Speaker 3: all They basically manufactured our and created our minds to
Speaker 3: perceive that what they held onto is what is worth something.
Speaker 3: They created artificial nonsense, garbage and made us believe that
Speaker 3: that's the only thing that's worth anything, and that they
Speaker 3: had all of it, or a whole shit ton of it.
Speaker 3: You had to go to them for it. So the
Speaker 3: mighty became dependent in a world of abundance over the
Speaker 3: stupid freaking, you know, magic trick of money. And it
Speaker 3: wasn't even the money. It wasn't even that was what
Speaker 3: was worth It was representative of something that they still.
Speaker 3: I mean, if you think about it, you're only just
Speaker 3: claiming that it's worth something.
Speaker 1: I have shiny metal and it's orange color. It's gold.
Speaker 3: Okay, Well, who came up with that first? A person
Speaker 3: with a shit ton of gold, probably right. You wouldn't
Speaker 3: be the person with no gold saying, you know what,
Speaker 3: the only thing that's worth anything in this world is gold.
Speaker 3: You'd be the guy with a lot of it saying,
Speaker 3: you know, the only thing that's worth anything. And by
Speaker 3: the way, I'm king now you know it's it's because
Speaker 3: I reeled the power because I have this stuff, not
Speaker 3: that that's completely artificial. When you think about how things
Speaker 3: used to run in the past, the mighty were mighty
Speaker 3: because they were mighty, and when you had fair andjust
Speaker 3: rulers that came in and squashed all the inner tribal warfare,
Speaker 3: and then you know the human sacrificing cults and made
Speaker 3: things easier for everybody to live. They liked that were ruling,
Speaker 3: that's right, and it wasn't about how much gold you had.
Speaker 3: They like the the Scythians, who did an awful lot
Speaker 3: of conquering. They didn't they buried their crap, and everyone
Speaker 3: went back to look to go for it. Like they didn't.
Speaker 1: They didn't partake.
Speaker 3: Some of them did. Some of them may even become
Speaker 3: the Kazarians, but a lot of them, you know, they didn't.
Speaker 3: Even They said they like they had a cup and
Speaker 3: a sword. Was like their their possessions a cup and
Speaker 3: a sword. That's right.
Speaker 2: Well, so there is there is some evidence that the
Speaker 2: that the Kazarians had etched out a treaty or or
Speaker 2: a truce with at least one or two of the
Speaker 2: Scythian tribes. And that's one reason why people got really
Speaker 2: if you notice, Israel got very angry for no reason.
Speaker 2: At one point when Putin said, hey, I we found
Speaker 2: this genetics of Scythian warriors and we're going to resurrect them,
Speaker 2: and Israel lost it. Shit. Everyone's like, see he's anti Semitic,
Speaker 2: and it's like what right, Yeah, that's what they said, Like,
Speaker 2: what are you tell him? What do you what exactly
Speaker 2: are you saying? What are you implying here? You know,
Speaker 2: you genocided this bloodline and we're going to bring it
Speaker 2: back and you don't want it back.
Speaker 3: Right, That's interesting, isn't it. Are you saying oh, even
Speaker 3: though you've erased them from history and claimed all of
Speaker 3: their accomplishments as your own. That these are Gothic Aryan
Speaker 3: people that you killed.
Speaker 2: There, that's it. They do not want to have to
Speaker 2: face that genocide. That's the best. I mean, that's the
Speaker 2: only answer I've got. I was like, why would you care? Why?
Speaker 3: Why is that important to you? That doesn't make it.
Speaker 3: I hope they're will on their way, and they only
Speaker 3: they only announced it after they were already twenty years
Speaker 3: deep in it. And they've already got a whole little
Speaker 3: clan of them.
Speaker 2: Going, supposedly they do, so, you know, supposedly they've already
Speaker 2: got all that. So uh, there's there's a lot of
Speaker 2: reasons to believe that. As much as people hate Putin,
Speaker 2: and I'm not a big fan of him, you know,
Speaker 2: don't get me wrong, but a lot of the ship
Speaker 2: he did in the Cold War was a born right
Speaker 2: at best.
Speaker 3: But based on what we've been told through the Western
Speaker 3: media though, right, So that's.
Speaker 2: Right, so we are right, we can't understand how so
Speaker 2: do you under understand the theories behind Lake Picall and
Speaker 2: things like that, and Eastern Russia and how Russia is
Speaker 2: actually making a play to claim the western United States
Speaker 2: right now.
Speaker 3: They've been going after that for a long time, like
Speaker 3: Alaska was always theirs or something like that.
Speaker 2: It's based on well, no, not just Alaska. It goes
Speaker 2: all the way down to California.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I get to be I'll get to be a
Speaker 1: Russian without having to go anywhere.
Speaker 3: That's right awesome.
Speaker 2: So here's here's what's funny about that. So they said
Speaker 2: that they found the oldest living human genetics in the
Speaker 2: United States is from the Maltal tribe, which is outside
Speaker 2: of Lake Baikal, which is my genetic history so well,
Speaker 2: mainly because my grandfather, because he's he's got some of
Speaker 2: that lineage mixed in with the family from far East Russia.
Speaker 2: So theoretically that means that because that predates all the
Speaker 2: Native Americans, that they're basically saying, hey, we we will
Speaker 2: claim that, we will claim that area. Now, culturally, they've
Speaker 2: suppressed a lot of the findings that they had that
Speaker 2: match the Maltal tribes from East Russia.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean even the fact that there were mounds
Speaker 1: here who taught Native Americans to do that, because that
Speaker 1: was something that was one hundred percent Gothic consistent that
Speaker 1: was a trait of theirs, that they would do the
Speaker 1: mounds for storage and for burial gage.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, so.
Speaker 2: I mean, how do they I guess My point is,
Speaker 2: And now this claim may also be tied into why
Speaker 2: we're seeing mass unrest in the United States because I
Speaker 2: think this claim what they're going to have to do
Speaker 2: is destabilize the United States so that Russia can't even
Speaker 2: I can't even bring this claim forward or doesn't want it.
Speaker 2: That would be the other option too, But there's they're
Speaker 2: talking about that, and they've already written up an outline
Speaker 2: that they're going to bring to the UN and present
Speaker 2: to the UN and say, hey, we want our land back.
Speaker 2: So that's going to be an interesting play. And they've
Speaker 2: already threatened it a few times. They've already kind of
Speaker 2: alluded to it and made fun of Obama and that like, well,
Speaker 2: he should be thrown out because he's not from there.
Speaker 2: Russian should move in.
Speaker 3: I think a couple of presidents ago, my stepfather was
Speaker 3: making you know, now that I look back at it,
Speaker 3: I realized that it's it was still even though it
Speaker 3: sounded very informed to me, it still was had the
Speaker 3: year of you know, the news is manipulating people's minds.
Speaker 3: But he said that he was talking about with his
Speaker 3: brothers because they get together for like the holidays, and
Speaker 3: then they start talking and it gets awfully scary for
Speaker 3: everybody else a lot listening to them, because it's all
Speaker 3: very doom and gloomy.
Speaker 1: So I grew up on those, like you know, listening
Speaker 1: in on.
Speaker 2: Those Eastern Europeans are like that, that's just how we
Speaker 2: are get out of here.
Speaker 3: Yes. So one of them was that there was a
Speaker 3: guy stay in Russia some time ago, like a couple
Speaker 3: of presidents Ago, I guess was saying that a couple
Speaker 3: of our presidents Ago was saying something about taking Alaska
Speaker 3: and if necessary by force. I don't remember how long
Speaker 3: ago that was, but but you know, that's again, everybody
Speaker 3: has a knee jerk reaction when they hear Russia. Which
Speaker 3: here's what's the most sickening part about that. When they
Speaker 3: were actually bad and at their very worst, it wasn't Russians,
Speaker 3: it was Bolshevik Jews, and this country was making it happen.
Speaker 2: We funded it, We were back door funding all of it.
Speaker 2: That's the most absurd part of this.
Speaker 3: And when they lost the grip of total control, and
Speaker 3: the yeligarchs got kicked out and the you know, roch
Speaker 3: Chells got got paid off and booted out as well
Speaker 3: by Putin. I think it was in twenty twenty two,
Speaker 3: I want to say May twenty twenty two. Maybe it
Speaker 3: wasn't earlier than that. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I thought he did that earlier. I thought, well, I
Speaker 2: thought Yeltsin had started that, which is why they had
Speaker 2: the civil war, because Yeltsin had booted up, booted a
Speaker 2: couple of them that were the most heinous offenders. And
Speaker 2: of course they do. What's their action to that? What's
Speaker 2: the reaction? They start a civil war?
Speaker 3: Oh? Yeah, that's It's insane how they well they started.
Speaker 3: What I know about Putin, I think starts in the
Speaker 3: time of when they were messing with him with Georgia
Speaker 3: and then it went into the Ukraine in twenty fourteen
Speaker 3: and no, no, no, no no, but it started in Georgia and.
Speaker 2: That was in the era.
Speaker 3: And that was yeah, you when you were as when
Speaker 3: you asked me what I thought about what he did,
Speaker 3: he was a kg beer or whatever. I don't know
Speaker 3: much about that, but again I have to look at
Speaker 3: it through What was it the mainstream western oave media
Speaker 3: told us? And what was reality? You know, was he
Speaker 3: baynetting babies? Was he turning down synagogues? If you will,
Speaker 3: that'd be great, not the baby part, the second part.
Speaker 2: Here's the thing. Whatever he was doing was still not
Speaker 2: as bad as what the Bushes were doing here at
Speaker 2: the time. Let's lay that out. We can agree to that.
Speaker 2: You know, I'm not saying that everything he did was good,
Speaker 2: but I will say that it was no worse and
Speaker 2: probably was nowhere near as bad for sure as what
Speaker 2: Bush senior was doing, including including banging his man wife
Speaker 2: whatever that thing is Barbara Bush, indeed.
Speaker 3: Barbara Pierce, the potential Crowley daughter. Yeah, how about that?
Speaker 1: And yeah, I think what was it?
Speaker 3: Because they targeted deliberately and specifically water distillation plants and schools.
Speaker 3: There was something like five hundred thousand or more children
Speaker 3: that died in I Rock because of not having clean water.
Speaker 3: That's not just because of the bombings, but that was
Speaker 3: an addition. And I remember watching videos why would you
Speaker 3: do this? Why would you why would you target our school?
Speaker 3: And it's like and then we see Israel do this stuff,
Speaker 3: and like, oh my god, look at what issue does
Speaker 3: like they aren't the first. This is a tactic of theirs,
Speaker 3: because that's who owns us. We're seeing a reflection of
Speaker 3: who we are. Like, how would you split America into
Speaker 3: two and then murder each other for a civil war
Speaker 3: and then tell me that military has never attacked the
Speaker 3: people and they never would.
Speaker 1: And there's no way they could ever get them. What
Speaker 1: are you talking about?
Speaker 3: And then it's like, Okay, well there's SHA's rebellion, there's
Speaker 3: whiskey rebellion. How many time, many times you need to
Speaker 3: see it in history where they utilize military against the
Speaker 3: people before you stop saying they would never do that,
Speaker 3: or that the soldiers would say no.
Speaker 2: How about this army?
Speaker 3: It's like, well, even just the police on a daily
Speaker 3: basis in the swat team, you're going to tell me
Speaker 3: that they're going to stand down on an order because no,
Speaker 3: they're itching to they're on roids and cocaine and ready
Speaker 3: to strike. And if they did to touch cocaine, like
Speaker 3: in the process of their job, they don't. They can't
Speaker 3: be tested for six months, so it's party time.
Speaker 2: They could be tested. They could be tested. They just
Speaker 2: throw it out. They just say, well, this is you know,
Speaker 2: residual or contact or whatever. And they've already found that
Speaker 2: there's tests out there well, and so they found out
Speaker 2: that there was tests out there that showed that they
Speaker 2: were actually using because the levels were so high, and
Speaker 2: then they said, oh, well, we're not going to test
Speaker 2: them anymore. I'm like, how very convenient that you don't
Speaker 2: test Congress, You don't test the police force, the two
Speaker 2: people that have a monopoly on violence. You don't test
Speaker 2: for drug use people. That's interesting.
Speaker 3: Yeah, people who are completely unqualified for their positions, who
Speaker 3: were absolute retards. You give them a bunch of money,
Speaker 3: They're gonna do stupid things with it.
Speaker 1: That's just how that's the mentality. If you don't have a.
Speaker 3: Maturity or at least like a slow curve of earning
Speaker 3: a little bit more, a little bit more, you go
Speaker 3: ape shit nuts and you spend your money on dumb shit.
Speaker 3: It might be it might be a coach bag for
Speaker 3: your girlfriend, or it could be a bag of coke.
Speaker 2: I did it. I bought a bunch of machines the moment,
Speaker 2: the moment I got my settlement from the VA, I
Speaker 2: bought a bunch of extra machines that I probably didn't need.
Speaker 2: And I bought a Corvette, so you know, nice, it's nice,
Speaker 2: but I didn't need it. Okay, it's like cocaine. It's
Speaker 2: like cocaina wheels.
Speaker 1: You just call it the way they treated you.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, but I didn't need to do that is
Speaker 2: what I'm getting at. You know what, even the best
Speaker 2: of us, it'll mess with your head. You see what
Speaker 2: I'm getting at, even when you know better. See, and
Speaker 2: I did. But the thing is, they held me off
Speaker 2: for so long that I had a little bit of
Speaker 2: a I kind of popped off a little bit, you know,
Speaker 2: despite my better judgment.
Speaker 3: If you, if you, if you fast for a week,
Speaker 3: you ended up pigging out the day you break it, right,
Speaker 3: which is terrible for you to do.
Speaker 1: But it's like hold me, try to hold me back.
Speaker 1: I dare you your hands.
Speaker 2: I've been there through that too. Yeah, where I'm like
Speaker 2: looking at my chihuahua, going, I wonder how much gas
Speaker 2: I have in the barbecue grill right now? You know,
Speaker 2: I don't want to, but I don't know. She's looking
Speaker 2: she's looking pretty tasty right now. Yeah, you start thinking
Speaker 2: weird thoughts that things that you would never normally you'd
Speaker 2: never normally consider or would even come up in your
Speaker 2: head at all. You know, you start thinking, crazy.
Speaker 3: Thing, So, what's up with this Thomas Massey thing talking
Speaker 3: about biological men using women's restrooms.
Speaker 2: Oh, he's just an idiot.
Speaker 1: Why would he say that after everything else he's been,
Speaker 1: like an idiot?
Speaker 3: There's or are they? Is this a joke?
Speaker 1: Though?
Speaker 2: No, he's a political suicide bomber. He's an idiot.
Speaker 3: So he's doing this to completely disgrace himself. As he
Speaker 3: get in, didn't they murder his wife already? Yes?
Speaker 2: Yes, So dude, it looks like a murder. Okay, if
Speaker 2: if they were to reopen that case and investigate it properly,
Speaker 2: it would look like a murder.
Speaker 3: You see that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's an idiot.
Speaker 3: That I think.
Speaker 2: He's at the point where he's just literally he's he's
Speaker 2: a political suicide bomber. Now he's wearing a vest of
Speaker 2: weaponized stupidity and he's pulling the court everywhere he goes.
Speaker 2: You know, one minute, it's oh.
Speaker 3: He wanted all of his A pack stuff though, because now, no,
Speaker 3: it's from the same mind of a guy who would
Speaker 3: say that doesn't support A pack or don't didn't take
Speaker 3: money from a pack or whatever the hell talks about
Speaker 3: the taking.
Speaker 2: Money from because this is so either either he's the.
Speaker 3: One who said he didn't and he's the one that
Speaker 3: said that's why he, you know, had a hard time
Speaker 3: and all that shit he called everybody else out, isn't
Speaker 3: I'm getting the right guy, right, Yeah.
Speaker 2: But now he's doing a pack type.
Speaker 3: Stuff, right, That's what I'm saying, which is obviously crazy.
Speaker 3: It makes you wonder, what's what's changed since the last
Speaker 3: time he's spoken about it.
Speaker 2: I think I think he's just given up, and I
Speaker 2: think he's intentionally trying to destroy his career and or
Speaker 2: discredit himself.
Speaker 3: What's up, Crewbot?
Speaker 1: And someone's what does this mean? An archangel?
Speaker 3: It's just come on, Oh okay, So Mike Garland said,
Speaker 3: do you guys see the demon Yahoo saying how Aron
Speaker 3: is going to bomb us?
Speaker 1: Sounds like right before nine to eleven good times?
Speaker 2: Oh well, if he did. If you look on Dan's
Speaker 2: website I posted in nineteen ninety where people were testifying
Speaker 2: that Israel were the ones who gave them the technology
Speaker 2: for nuclear weapons and supersonic weapons. It's they've been selling
Speaker 2: us out the back door, left and right, every chance
Speaker 2: they got, and then they take the money from selling
Speaker 2: our own weapons two hostels such as Iran, et cetera.
Speaker 2: They take that money and then they use that to
Speaker 2: buy our congress. It's outrageous.
Speaker 3: Yeah, our own money that they've stolen from us. They
Speaker 3: just do a little flip on that.
Speaker 2: Well it's not even know in this case, not even
Speaker 2: our own money per se. What they did was they
Speaker 2: basically hoard out our technology out the back door. Once again,
Speaker 2: we need to put a peeper on that back door
Speaker 2: so you know when someone's back there. Apparently we don't
Speaker 2: do that anymore. That's offensive. It makes people who use
Speaker 2: the back door a lot feel bad, So we can't
Speaker 2: do that.
Speaker 3: Beep beep people.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's all your technology going out the door.
Speaker 2: There's a rant sticking it into your back door right there.
Speaker 2: Oh look, they're bringing the sacks of money and they're
Speaker 2: giving it the bb net and Yahoo. Oh look, and
Speaker 2: he's bringing it to Congress. There you go. Nineteen ninety
Speaker 2: they knew.
Speaker 3: It's funny that they're they're hitting everything that every area
Speaker 3: that they have a conflict with with as you wants
Speaker 3: to destroy, has a history of Gothic Arian people establishing
Speaker 3: a culture there. So when you blow up everything, you
Speaker 3: also blow up any remnants or archaeological evidence of that too,
Speaker 3: and you're killing off any of the offspring of the
Speaker 3: bloodlines that are still present in that territory. There's Jews living, however,
Speaker 3: way they do in Iran without you know, because everybody
Speaker 3: is so concerned about whether or not they're persecuted, not
Speaker 3: what happens to everybody else who has to live around them.
Speaker 3: But apparently they're doing just fine over there, because apparently
Speaker 3: that's the only thing that matters, that is how they're doing.
Speaker 3: But you have Muslims, Christians, no no denomination, no no
Speaker 3: no cult uh, you know, affiliations and ties everybody. It's
Speaker 3: it's a modern country. People don't get that. People think
Speaker 3: about it as being like people intense. But I now
Speaker 3: that I look back at a rock and even the
Speaker 3: things that I heard from Saddami saying, I think that
Speaker 3: the entire perception that I had of all of that
Speaker 3: was completely manufactured by the West, and he was probably
Speaker 3: like another Gudafi or you know, like a national socialist
Speaker 3: type of dude, you know what I mean. And Iran
Speaker 3: is doing similar things. What they don't allow in are
Speaker 3: the you know, the banks and what they don't allow
Speaker 3: in the stupid loans that indenture you or foreign corporations
Speaker 3: to steal your wealth out of your ground so that
Speaker 3: only they get wealthy and you get left with the
Speaker 3: toxic waste that's from from the process. And you know
Speaker 3: that's why they went after Venezuela a long time ago.
Speaker 3: Kashavez said, no, you're not going to do that. That's
Speaker 3: why they wanted. You know, everything, everything has to do
Speaker 3: with resources and business at to one level, but they
Speaker 3: always like to use the religiosity of the thing in
Speaker 3: order to drum up support for it. But I think
Speaker 3: that I think that cards getting a little overplayed. It
Speaker 3: doesn't really make a difference now because who is there
Speaker 3: to object. They've got everybody except for like two countries
Speaker 3: in the whole entire planet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you know it's funny too. You're seeing some
Speaker 2: pushback from the CCP recently, which I find interesting because
Speaker 2: that coincides with supposedly the story going around that Jijiping
Speaker 2: suddenly had a massive stroke and h he's got somebody
Speaker 2: else taking over for him.
Speaker 3: Now, see what I see there is that ever since
Speaker 3: mile that country has been not Chinese. It just has
Speaker 3: Chinese people, you know, playing the roles for the oaves.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 3: So if somebody decided that they had a mind of
Speaker 3: their own, it's just the same thing that the Jesuits
Speaker 3: would do. They would just whack you and move moving
Speaker 3: to the guy up up a notch you follow off.
Speaker 3: No big deal. The structure is still there, is They
Speaker 3: still control every aspect of it. It's okay. Faces are interchangeable,
Speaker 3: you know, and if it stirs up create chaos in
Speaker 3: your country, that's actually better for them.
Speaker 2: So exactly that. And here's the document, and this is
Speaker 2: actually from if I recall, this is actually from an
Speaker 2: Israeli news source in the early nineteen nineties, then CIA
Speaker 2: director James Woolsey. Oh, one of our other favorite guys.
Speaker 2: Who is who started this whole downward slide in the
Speaker 2: nineteen nineties? Oh yeah, Clinton, mister, can't keep it in
Speaker 2: of pants? Man, what's the meaning of is is? We
Speaker 2: don't know until he tells us or until we let
Speaker 2: him go, so he shuts up, it says here. In
Speaker 2: early nineteen nineties, then CIA director James Woolsey told a
Speaker 2: Senate Government Affairs committee that Israel had been selling you
Speaker 2: a secrets to China for about a decade. I wonder
Speaker 2: how mister Woolsey was doing right after this. I wonder
Speaker 2: I wonder what his what his health problems might have been.
Speaker 2: You know, you keep saying bad stuff about the Oi vase,
Speaker 2: and you know all that cholesterol is going to get you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that of a surprise, surprise.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe you get cancer or something.
Speaker 3: You know, they can even you know, people are like, oh,
Speaker 3: wouldn't there be something some kind of residue of if
Speaker 3: it was arsenic or something that, because I know that
Speaker 3: that's one of the things that can cause a heart attack,
Speaker 3: you know what different types they something else, they don't care. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The thing is, if there's even a corner involved, you know,
Speaker 3: in an autopsy performed, it's there, guys. So even they
Speaker 3: don't even have to have some sort of magical thing
Speaker 3: that just dissipates out of your system unless they're because
Speaker 3: it's their system, it's their judicial system, it's their every system.
Speaker 3: So it doesn't matter, especially if they're planning something, they'll
Speaker 3: just put their own people in place. As you can
Speaker 3: see the Jolly Kirk thing. You know, it's like all
Speaker 3: that stuff can be controlled, so that they don't even
Speaker 3: have to worry about baking anything or or worry about
Speaker 3: you know, they could shoot somebody, drop the gun in
Speaker 3: the in the in the same room, walk out, someone
Speaker 3: else is going to pick it up and make it disappear.
Speaker 1: So what what murder weapon?
Speaker 3: You know? So as far as like people dropping dead,
Speaker 3: I don't even know if it has to be a
Speaker 3: fancy pants type of but you were even talking about
Speaker 3: what were you talking about with the the the needles,
Speaker 3: like just popping somebody with air?
Speaker 2: Did you see where the guy? So I just said that.
Speaker 2: I said that a while ago about the needles and
Speaker 2: injecting people with air and causing an embolism, et cetera.
Speaker 3: You see that when we were talking to Stefan.
Speaker 2: That's right, different ways that we see. The next week,
Speaker 2: then a guy gets arrested in France for sticking people
Speaker 2: with an empty needle. Oh man, and he had and
Speaker 2: he and he recorded it on YouTube. He stuck hundreds
Speaker 2: of probably one hundred people.
Speaker 1: And just plunge there into him.
Speaker 3: They don't know. Oh, by the time he was done,
Speaker 3: he had the empty needle, but we don't know what
Speaker 3: he's stuck him in. Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they don't know, and it was a black guy
Speaker 2: because why because white people are less likely to knock
Speaker 2: the shit out of a black guy, because we don't
Speaker 2: want the repercussions from the system that the oivys owned,
Speaker 2: because they always either want to let them go and
Speaker 2: or criminalize you for reacting. Remember, the problem isn't what
Speaker 2: is done to you. The problem is how you react
Speaker 2: to it exactly.
Speaker 1: And that's how the when somebody would even if you
Speaker 1: call them to a.
Speaker 3: Scene the police. Yeah, the worst thing you could ever
Speaker 3: do is not handle it between like, let's handle this
Speaker 3: amongst ourselves, like adults, like men. No need to call
Speaker 3: in the cops for just about anything, because they're just
Speaker 3: going to screw you over.
Speaker 2: Yeah they're not. They're there to make an arrest of
Speaker 2: the person with the most income that can be confiscated.
Speaker 2: They are not looking at it from a justice standpoint.
Speaker 2: They are looking at it from who has the most
Speaker 2: shit I can take? Okay, So what does that mean?
Speaker 2: That means that if you're on this level playing field. Okay,
Speaker 2: if you're on this if you're if you're looking at
Speaker 2: the scale of what the police might do or what
Speaker 2: the d see. When I had my shootings. Okay. The
Speaker 2: DA was called before I was even arrested, which I
Speaker 2: found interesting. I was like, because the moment I said, no, here,
Speaker 2: I did it under the auspices of this law.
Speaker 3: This.
Speaker 2: I basically went right down the line right self defense.
Speaker 2: Here's here's what happened. Showed me a weapon, I told
Speaker 2: him to drop it, you know, basically went through the
Speaker 2: whole script. Okay, m h. And rather than arrest me,
Speaker 2: they stopped right there called the DA and I thought
Speaker 2: that was very interesting. I didn't talk to them, I
Speaker 2: didn't tell them what the story was. I said, this
Speaker 2: is what happened, and here are the laws that pertain
Speaker 2: my right to defend myself. And they didn't just go
Speaker 2: arrest me. They literally froze right there, and I thought, well,
Speaker 2: that's that. Did I did? I figure out the spell
Speaker 2: that like freezes up the demons, you know what I mean?
Speaker 2: And all of a sudden they're like, oh, no, don't
Speaker 2: And then one guy says we're ready, we're gonna right,
Speaker 2: We're ready to take him in. And the one cop said, nope,
Speaker 2: he already declared his rights under the law. We have
Speaker 2: to talk to the DA now. And I was like, oh,
Speaker 2: this is. This is very different than what I've seen,
Speaker 2: very different from what I've even heard of. You know.
Speaker 2: And I tell people who've been in shootings, I tell
Speaker 2: them the story and they're like, you're lying. I'm like,
Speaker 2: did you try it? No, but you're lying. I love
Speaker 2: that one. I'm like, no, what do people usually do
Speaker 2: when they go to get arrested after a shooting? What
Speaker 2: do they do? They say, no, I didn't do it,
Speaker 2: or they say, you know, with self defense, or they
Speaker 2: don't talk, and all three of those you're immediately going
Speaker 2: to jail. There's no way around it. So if you're
Speaker 2: looking at it on the scale, right, especially if there's
Speaker 2: somebody there. So this is what the cops later told me.
Speaker 2: They said, look, if you have another incident like this,
Speaker 2: and if there's not a body okay, and there's no
Speaker 2: one there anymore, just don't call us. Just don't call.
Speaker 2: And I thought, He's like, don't just leave us alone.
Speaker 2: I was like, no problem, bro, you what I mean
Speaker 2: like I thought I was in crazy town. I was like, oh, okay, cool.
Speaker 2: So I mean, what does that tell you? That basically
Speaker 2: tells you they don't have anyone to measure. So if
Speaker 2: there's nobody. There's no other person. There's nobody they can
Speaker 2: bring on the stand to cry, oh the white man
Speaker 2: shot me. All that stuff. It's it's just not important
Speaker 2: to them.
Speaker 3: So are they're basically telling you that if you do
Speaker 3: have to handle something, to make sure you just dispose
Speaker 3: of it properly.
Speaker 2: They didn't say that directly. But what am I to as?
Speaker 2: I mean, what's the other option? Well, I'm not going
Speaker 2: to leave the body sitting there, you know, like get
Speaker 2: a bigger freezer. That's the option.
Speaker 3: Strong strong acids two, you know.
Speaker 2: Because then they can write it down, like they write
Speaker 2: down all the shootings that black people do against white people,
Speaker 2: where they say it was all what are they calling it?
Speaker 2: They had another name for it, Oh, either mutual combat.
Speaker 2: That's the that's the one way they've hitten it, so
Speaker 2: it doesn't have to be gun violence. They said it
Speaker 2: was mutual combat or accidental discharge. They don't want to
Speaker 2: call it a shooting. They don't want to call it.
Speaker 2: I find it interesting that when a black person shoots
Speaker 2: a white person that's accidental discharge. What does that tell you?
Speaker 2: There's something I need to know about is that the
Speaker 2: demon in them that made them shoot me or what
Speaker 2: happened here? You know? What are you and furry again?
Speaker 2: Cops in the system a lot of times will give
Speaker 2: you hints like they've kind of just let it out
Speaker 2: there as.
Speaker 1: To if they're on your side.
Speaker 2: For sure, they let it slip a lot. They let
Speaker 2: it slip a lot, even maybe when they don't want to,
Speaker 2: but they kind of let it slip like hey, uh
Speaker 2: this this murder was there. You go, that's right. You know,
Speaker 2: it's interesting that they do that. It's like, even if
Speaker 2: you look at some of these cases and what the
Speaker 2: DA says, you're like, what, so it almost looks to
Speaker 2: me if if you look over all these cases, it
Speaker 2: almost looks like to me like they have a sliding scale. First,
Speaker 2: they need a victim. If they don't have a victim,
Speaker 2: they don't they don't really want to bring it to court.
Speaker 2: That's number one. They don't have victim, don't have a body,
Speaker 2: don't want to bring it to court, you know, don't
Speaker 2: have nobody cry on the stand, don't have a family
Speaker 2: to show up. They're like yeah, whatever, And that's number one.
Speaker 2: Number two is if it's two poor people, they kind
Speaker 2: of almost like they don't care what those people do
Speaker 2: to each other because then you just they just let
Speaker 2: them go. Right. How many times have we seen people
Speaker 2: ro r for a murder? Happens like every day.
Speaker 3: Right, m hm?
Speaker 2: And so it makes you wonder what really is the
Speaker 2: game here? What is the system trying to do?
Speaker 1: How many? A few don't mind answering.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it should be. This should be everybody's count because
Speaker 3: we should be we should feel free enough to defend
Speaker 3: ourselves when things happen. And if you live in a
Speaker 3: shitty area, you're going to have shootier things happening more often,
Speaker 3: That's right. So what would you say the amount of
Speaker 3: times you've had to unholster at least, at the very
Speaker 3: least have it in your hands in a in.
Speaker 2: A Albuquerque about fifteen times?
Speaker 3: Okay, So now, if any any Karen I'm not talking
Speaker 3: about Karen Karen, but if anybody by a standard asshole
Speaker 3: just decided to isolate your actions out, they could you know,
Speaker 3: you could get nailed just with brandishing, right, I mean,
Speaker 3: that's that's a big deal. Right, even if you're both
Speaker 3: fully in you know, in self defense mode or protecting
Speaker 3: another person in the community mode.
Speaker 2: It's almost the worst thing you could do, really, protecting
Speaker 2: somebody else is almost worse than if you just went
Speaker 2: up to somebody and blew their brains out.
Speaker 3: Yeah really, I mean you did do that with that woman,
Speaker 3: with the person thing that you were talking about, right
Speaker 3: with the method or something like that. Then you make
Speaker 3: the I'm not.
Speaker 2: Going to confirm nor deny it, however, I will say
Speaker 2: I stopped the situation. We'll leave it at that, all right.
Speaker 3: So, and you didn't get processed and put through the system.
Speaker 3: I'm assuming so.
Speaker 2: No, because I disappear into the woodwork, I don't call
Speaker 2: the police. Are you kidding me? I don't care.
Speaker 3: I don't care, you know, And I would be more
Speaker 3: concerned that the person that you you helped, because this
Speaker 3: isn't this isn't like the old school mentality of a
Speaker 3: community or or streets who take care of each other anymore.
Speaker 1: Everybody is, you know, subjugated to authority.
Speaker 2: Well, they have their political points. There's actually women out
Speaker 2: there who will get raped and they will not testify
Speaker 2: against a rapist because the rapist is black and they
Speaker 2: don't want to feel bad. And there's people who get
Speaker 2: defended by someone else by a gun who will turn
Speaker 2: that person in because the gun is the problem, not
Speaker 2: the crime, not the crime that elicited the use of
Speaker 2: the gun, but the gun. The gun, that's that's the criminal.
Speaker 2: The person who had the gun, who stopped me from
Speaker 2: getting my head kicked in, who stopped me from getting raped, abducted,
Speaker 2: or god knows what right right their political viewpoint, which
Speaker 2: is a hive mind viewpoint.
Speaker 3: And they die that they.
Speaker 2: Will willingly, willingly. There was a case not too long
Speaker 2: ago here where something similar happened, but the dumb dumb
Speaker 2: called the police. Okay, so dumb dumb calls the police
Speaker 2: and the woman who he and child, who had a
Speaker 2: child with her that he saved, actually said, well, I
Speaker 2: was more afraid of him because he's white. Off to jail,
Speaker 2: he goes, wow. Yeah, she said, I felt less comfortable
Speaker 2: with him having the gun than I did with the
Speaker 2: guy who was attacking me.
Speaker 1: That's that wonderful.
Speaker 3: So yeah, like, no good deed goes unpunished. That that's
Speaker 3: a little bit uh on the extreme side, But apparently
Speaker 3: that's unfortunately, did not dead on the dead nuts is
Speaker 3: they said, dead nutt acurate?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but there's there's been at least ten such cases
Speaker 2: here just in the Albuquerque area alone in the past
Speaker 2: fifteen years or so where the person was more afraid
Speaker 2: of the person that saved them and actually said so
Speaker 2: in court. And it's absolutely pathetic. That's how But that's
Speaker 2: also how much women suck. Women suck. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: stop the vote.
Speaker 6: Vote.
Speaker 2: I want to get off. You know, they're the problem.
Speaker 2: That's why I don't that's why people don't help women anymore. Well,
Speaker 2: why didn't you help her? Because the bitch is crazy.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to help her, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: Take a good look everybody. They appear normal, they smell nice,
Speaker 3: they look pretty even. But up in here it's absolute chaos.
Speaker 3: And you have a new idea where they're going to
Speaker 3: strike with their animosity.
Speaker 2: So exactly, people, it's a newer phological medication. Need to
Speaker 2: walk around with an armband that has a big flashing
Speaker 2: light saying I'm a dumbass. I'm sorry if you're on
Speaker 2: If you're on meds, that's fine, but I can guarantee
Speaker 2: you if you're on psych meds number one, you're overdosed.
Speaker 2: You've got way too high of a dose. The reason
Speaker 2: why is because if the doctor gives you something and
Speaker 2: it doesn't make immediately make you feel all woo woo.
Speaker 2: You're gonna say, oh, this doesn't work, doctor sucks. You're
Speaker 2: gonna complain. But if it knocks your ass out and
Speaker 2: then you think you're rose Ambar and you're you're saying
Speaker 2: Planet of the Apes to Valerie Jarrett, then you know
Speaker 2: you're you're gonna be like, damn, that shit works, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean. That's the problem. Everybody wants a
Speaker 2: goddamn pill. It doesn't work that way, especially common sense.
Speaker 2: There is no common sense pill. If we had one
Speaker 2: of those, we'd be, oh, everything will be fixed.
Speaker 1: Chiatric medications.
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine what the hell is what it
Speaker 3: is that that these people have wrong with them that
Speaker 3: they thought that would be better. Like, it's not we're
Speaker 3: not talking to adderall, We're not talking about Riddlin. We're
Speaker 3: talking about like some suppressive psychiatric medicine that makes you
Speaker 3: It actually puts the person in like a state of
Speaker 3: like experience Hell on Earth and potential if they were
Speaker 3: already suicidal, to have super obsessive homicidal or suicidal ideations
Speaker 3: that they can't shake because it's all chemical. So it's
Speaker 3: the exact opposite of what it would be effective, and
Speaker 3: they're trying to do it by messing with the chemicals
Speaker 3: in your in your brain.
Speaker 2: That's and they need to say, well, we don't know
Speaker 2: how it's a our eyes work. Now, that's bullshit because
Speaker 2: ssriyes are just flooring compounds. You know how they've worked
Speaker 2: since the study in nineteen eighteen. You know, you can't
Speaker 2: say you don't know how they work. We don't know
Speaker 2: really how they work. That's just a cop out. It's
Speaker 2: very similar to the COVID. Well there's this vaccine. We
Speaker 2: don't really know how it works, but we're going to
Speaker 2: say it works anyway. Sure take a bunch of it.
Speaker 2: Sure they'll be fine, you know. And then Trump's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I need to go take my vaccine, big
Speaker 2: dumb ass. I don't know why. I don't know why
Speaker 2: I have a swelling and kidney failure because you're a
Speaker 2: dumb ass.
Speaker 3: That's why didney failure?
Speaker 2: You didn't hear about that. So Trump was was, yeah,
Speaker 2: he was diagnosed. He had the big sausage fingers, right,
Speaker 2: and then his face is red all the time and
Speaker 2: he's got a DMA that's usually kidney problem, renal issues.
Speaker 3: Yeah, from the vaccine water is definitely a kiddy issue
Speaker 3: for sure. They were doing that to people with that
Speaker 3: rem desap your shit.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, and we don't know exactly what he's taken. Again,
Speaker 2: I really think that, you know, number one, politicians should
Speaker 2: have like a roll call on their sleeves, just like
Speaker 2: you would if you're in the military. And it should
Speaker 2: have chevrons that have all the particular companies' names on it, right,
Speaker 2: Like you know in the military, you have rank, right,
Speaker 2: so you got the three Rockers and the three Uprights
Speaker 2: and the three Rockers or whatever. Each one of those
Speaker 2: rockers should have a company that's sponsoring you, whether it
Speaker 2: be a pack or Katari's or whatever like NASCAR. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like Nascar, And you should also have that. People should
Speaker 2: also have that for psychological medications. You should have to
Speaker 2: walk around with all the psych meds that you're on.
Speaker 2: So I know, if I even want to talk to
Speaker 2: your dumbass, you know what I mean, Like, I is
Speaker 2: it even gonna do? Like, Okay, you're getting raped by
Speaker 2: a black dude. Oh look, she's got a Democrat and
Speaker 2: a feminist bar on her. That means she's probably down
Speaker 2: with this, you know what I mean? Like this is
Speaker 2: a fantasy. This is not you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You're interrupting something here.
Speaker 3: You just don't know it because it's supposed to be
Speaker 3: real play.
Speaker 2: That has actually happened. By the way, did you know
Speaker 2: that there has been cases. There has been cases where
Speaker 2: people have been paid to go and do some kind
Speaker 2: of rape fantasy, some kind of home invasion fantasy, and
Speaker 2: people have intervened. So it does happen in rich neighborhoods,
Speaker 2: especially for some reason, go figure, need to need something
Speaker 2: else to do.
Speaker 3: Someone someone uh claimed that on Trump himself actually that
Speaker 3: it was a fantasy that he was playing out.
Speaker 1: I don't know what the fucking make of that. I
Speaker 1: don't care.
Speaker 3: But somebody who I guess made accusations and then got
Speaker 3: very quiet. But I think she was saying that some
Speaker 3: third person or first person point of view. I don't
Speaker 3: remember that he kind of played it out and he
Speaker 3: was rough on purpose because it was supposed to be
Speaker 3: like a rape fantasy.
Speaker 2: And then you think that there was bystanders that called
Speaker 2: it out and said, oh, look he's beating this woman
Speaker 2: or whatever. I mean, look, if we can have the
Speaker 2: Watchowski brothers sticking needles in their Wiener like H. H.
Speaker 2: Holmes and that other there was another.
Speaker 1: Really, the Wachowski brothers have winners.
Speaker 2: I don't know they have they know they have pincushions.
Speaker 3: Yeah, say they got rid of those things. Uh, during
Speaker 3: the process of making those movies.
Speaker 2: I didn't think they did the chopsakan. I thought somebody
Speaker 2: that they were still just remember as it worked. What's that?
Speaker 3: Then they're just completely full of ship because that's if
Speaker 3: you gotta go. You gotta go to full Sybil route.
Speaker 3: If you're gonna be like, you know, accelerating to the
Speaker 3: next degree in the in the Masonic the Undisclosed Degree Club.
Speaker 3: You know you got to you gotta get out of
Speaker 3: you gotta do it for real. You can't just be
Speaker 3: fooling people.
Speaker 2: Well, you've got to be very low drag when you're
Speaker 2: shooting up the ethereal butthole of the giant space god thing.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys have ever seen that
Speaker 2: one movie called gay something from Outer Space.
Speaker 1: I only heard a Killer Clowns from out of Space.
Speaker 3: I've seen that.
Speaker 2: One's very similar, very similar. They're the clowns, but they're
Speaker 2: black and they're all gay. Anyways, if you guys ever
Speaker 2: get to.
Speaker 3: What VHS store were you going to when you're young?
Speaker 2: So, yes, we watched it out accident in nineteen ninety two. Okay,
Speaker 2: we were in the army and we were like, what
Speaker 2: is this? Oh this looks ridiculous. Let's you know. I
Speaker 2: mean you've done that. You did that before, You've rented
Speaker 2: ridiculous things when you were younger, right, just to see
Speaker 2: what it was. I mean, it wasn't poorn, it was
Speaker 2: just something weird. Right, So you're like, oh, let me
Speaker 2: let me watch this, you know, and we'll all have
Speaker 2: a good laugh. Right, Yes, oh you, I bet you.
Speaker 2: I can give you a lot. I could prescribe segments
Speaker 2: to you and you will be crazy as hell. So
Speaker 2: we're not saying all women are crazy. We're saying that
Speaker 2: they're more prone to being crazy with the psychments.
Speaker 3: Right. Somebody for well Milk said women are predators and
Speaker 3: then Daisy said, we're not all crazy. But they're on
Speaker 3: two different platforms, so they didn't actually see each other.
Speaker 3: They didn't know.
Speaker 2: Oh it doesn't it doesn't reflect the other platform.
Speaker 3: So yeah, well we're seeing here like the So if
Speaker 3: it says a little green thing, that's rumble.
Speaker 1: If it's a little red one. It's YouTube.
Speaker 3: I'm seeing those two together, but they're not seeing them together,
Speaker 3: so other people could be commenting.
Speaker 1: But that's why I put them on the screen.
Speaker 2: Oh I see.
Speaker 1: At age eighteen, I knew women were strange and full
Speaker 1: of shit.
Speaker 3: Jesus.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean they you know, I mean they
Speaker 2: have hormones. Right, Dudes got hormones. What do our hormones do?
Speaker 2: They make us want to stick our thing and anything
Speaker 2: that we come across that looks like maybe it would accommodate. Right,
Speaker 2: Women have some other things that are probably even more disturbing. Right,
Speaker 2: And you add psych meds to that, and now what
Speaker 2: have you got a big problem? And I find it
Speaker 2: interesting too that almost every almost every psych med out there,
Speaker 2: as far as women are concerned, messes with their ability
Speaker 2: to enjoy sex.
Speaker 3: Sounds to me like that, right, Well, then there's no
Speaker 3: procreation either, and then there's a drug involve that spews
Speaker 3: up the process of development.
Speaker 1: Wonderful.
Speaker 3: Yeah, No, their opinions the police are adopted out of
Speaker 3: a perceived fashionable rather than rather than formed from information,
Speaker 3: facts and experiences gathered.
Speaker 1: Is still they don't actually.
Speaker 3: Reason. I think I understand you're.
Speaker 2: Saying they group think. They don't reason think. In other words,
Speaker 2: they don't look at the situation and find a solution.
Speaker 2: They look to see who how many people are. They're
Speaker 2: basically democrat brains. They look to see how many people
Speaker 2: approve of it first, and then they decide what their
Speaker 2: decision is.
Speaker 3: The only benefit of medicine is for trauma. I think
Speaker 3: you mean like actual injury. There's different ways of perceiving trauma.
Speaker 3: You can have traumatic experiences, but you mean like blunt
Speaker 3: force trauma, that type of thing. Like, yeah, yeah, I'm
Speaker 3: as good to those sceuticals are terrible, always have been,
Speaker 3: as the side effects caused too many additional problems.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, we've milk.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many times you've seen our cod
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Speaker 3: and there's I'll go over it later on, like what
Speaker 3: the four things are for the ninety essentrals? Absolutely, you
Speaker 3: get your nutrients, your body fixes itself. You don't need
Speaker 3: any this other bullshit. Every once in a while here
Speaker 3: the helicopter or your plane. Every once in a while
Speaker 3: you throw a homeopathic in there to balance the boat.
Speaker 3: But other than that, you don't need any of those.
Speaker 3: You're right, you guys should have a rigo show good
Speaker 3: combination here, Milk said, we're.
Speaker 2: Kind of talking about that. That's why I'm here.
Speaker 1: Strange creatures.
Speaker 3: It's a waste of time providing them with new information
Speaker 3: that contradicts their view they don't know how to process.
Speaker 3: So that's humans in general. As if politics wasn't enough
Speaker 3: of a show.
Speaker 2: Right, Well, it all it's all encompassed. Let's let's be honest.
Speaker 2: Our politics are are ruled by our hormones and our
Speaker 2: current cultural issues.
Speaker 3: So yeah, all these people who have been shooters have
Speaker 3: been you know, groomed, you know, groom slash molested sexually.
Speaker 3: You know, it's sexual luitical as a ray static ritual
Speaker 3: Avius type deal through systems potentially military intelligence and then
Speaker 3: also drugged up and so that are detached from their motions,
Speaker 3: programmed with an idea, and then sent out and encouraged
Speaker 3: all the way along. Oh and you know, sometimes funded
Speaker 3: with five thousand dollars worth of fire arms that most
Speaker 3: people who can't even afford a car probably wouldn't have,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: Ten thousand. In the case of Uvallde, right, he had
Speaker 2: two Daniel Defenses, and then they.
Speaker 3: Had Daniel Defense there too. Didn't the guy in Buffalo
Speaker 3: have two Daniel Defense too?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think he did. Also. It was a running
Speaker 2: joke in the in the gun community, which I am
Speaker 2: absolutely not a part of.
Speaker 3: Well, apparently apparently Daniel Defense gets government contracts.
Speaker 6: Hun.
Speaker 2: Well, but they did. Yeah, everyone looked into that. Somebody
Speaker 2: said that Daniel Defense there was there was only two
Speaker 2: government contracts for Daniel Defense. One of them was the FBI,
Speaker 2: of course, and then the other one I think was
Speaker 2: so og or Special Forces. All right, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: Delta, Yeah, in the triangle. Yeah, it's interesting, and they've
Speaker 3: never tried.
Speaker 2: Here's what's funny is they never tried to take those
Speaker 2: weapons and backtrack them to and connect them to a
Speaker 2: government contract, and I thought, well, of course you wouldn't.
Speaker 2: You don't want anybody know that.
Speaker 3: It's only surface level. These guys were completely doing this
Speaker 3: by their own, Yeah, by their own what they call
Speaker 3: it volition, volition, Yeah, and it absolutely had nothing to
Speaker 3: do with any type of cooking prodding or encouragement or
Speaker 3: funding or anybody giving them the idea.
Speaker 1: Now, like you know, that's funny.
Speaker 3: It is like beds, the ADL, the IA to an extent,
Speaker 3: but off in the distance a little bit. They will
Speaker 3: create a situation that was never organically there so that
Speaker 3: they can pin people to it if people will actually
Speaker 3: die because of them, or drugs actually get sold to
Speaker 3: people and children die or some other thing because of it,
Speaker 3: and then they go and bust averyway, they'll create a
Speaker 3: quote unquote neo Nazi group just so the ADL has
Speaker 3: something to complain about, and then they go and take
Speaker 3: it down. And yet the people who funded, funded, funded
Speaker 3: and founded those groups were Feds. They just attracted real
Speaker 3: people to them, and then they bust those people. It's
Speaker 3: like it.
Speaker 1: Would have if it wasn't there, they wouldn't have been there, you.
Speaker 3: Know, if they weren't encouraged, it wouldn't have happened or
Speaker 3: even look at what they did go ahead.
Speaker 2: I think transgendering is one of those operations. I think
Speaker 2: the trans movement is one of those operations.
Speaker 1: One of those operations. Yeah, I mean, it's kind of
Speaker 1: funny how it's.
Speaker 3: Not our gig.
Speaker 2: No one wants to the once wakes up in the
Speaker 2: morning and says, you know what I'd like to do.
Speaker 2: I want to cut my pinky off. Why I don't know.
Speaker 2: I just I think I'll have better sex if it
Speaker 2: was gone.
Speaker 3: I need offensive to my it's preventing me from my happiness.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't make you know what?
Speaker 3: You know what people want cainess from a half penis,
Speaker 3: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Right, The Angry Inch, Right, remember that movie. That's a
Speaker 2: syop movie. Right, Well, you know what you never heard
Speaker 2: of that headwig in The Angry Inch. It's a syop
Speaker 2: movie to normalize trance, to make it seem like it
Speaker 2: doesn't hurt as bad when you get your wiener cut off.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, I don't care about it hurts. They
Speaker 3: don't have a dick anymore, dude. My main concern there.
Speaker 2: Well, he cuts it off. With like a serrated like
Speaker 2: Steake KNIGHTE or.
Speaker 3: Something in our last what vhs we would go. This
Speaker 3: was a broadcaster.
Speaker 2: I watch everything. I had to watch everything. I worked
Speaker 2: for RCA. I think I've been MK ultra uh without
Speaker 2: my knowledge, because when I worked for RCA, I used
Speaker 2: to have to watch all the movies to check the
Speaker 2: coding and decoding of the MPEG format on the DVDs
Speaker 2: when they're being released. That was my That was part
Speaker 2: of my job to check compatibility. And they didn't have
Speaker 2: AI to do that. You had to just sit there
Speaker 2: and watch it. And it was horrible. It was like
Speaker 2: something out of Clockwork Orange. I'd have four or five
Speaker 2: screens up and I'd be watching these these whacked out movies.
Speaker 2: So I have almost an encyclopedic knowledge of movies from
Speaker 2: the time period of about nineteen ninety one to about
Speaker 2: two thousand and six or so two thousand and four, well,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, yeah, two thousand and three, because those would
Speaker 2: have been two thousand and four releases. So two thousand
Speaker 2: and three I've seen every movie. Some movies I've seen
Speaker 2: ten fifteen times. I had to watch them.
Speaker 3: I don't know what what what got be inspired by this,
Speaker 3: But when I was working at Hoyts Cinema, I got
Speaker 3: to go see the movies for free. So I think
Speaker 3: I saw Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas like nine times.
Speaker 3: That was before, back before I knew anything about anything,
Speaker 3: right adrenochrome they were talking about. I just thought it
Speaker 3: was funny.
Speaker 2: Why were you Why were you tempted by that movie
Speaker 2: to watch it that much?
Speaker 1: Yeah, there was something about it. There was a hook
Speaker 1: to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah with me man, you know, with the me. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I haven't actually seen all of that movie yet, but
Speaker 3: I've seen parts of it, and that I mean, I
Speaker 3: need to go see it.
Speaker 2: We should do a viewing party for that.
Speaker 1: I probably do that on FTJ and I con Controuble.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, almost. You know what's funny is almost nobody
Speaker 2: does it. I find that interesting. I'm like, Okay, people
Speaker 2: will do twin Peaks, they'll do Feeling, Fear and Loathing,
Speaker 2: they'll do.
Speaker 3: Conspiracy theory. Yeah, you know, I would like pick that
Speaker 3: movie apart now for for all the times that they
Speaker 3: basically told you what everybody's up to in that Fear.
Speaker 1: Of Loading movie, maybe that I've been putting back then.
Speaker 3: I was just like I was walking around going aufful
Speaker 3: jackass to people like that. You know, the part of
Speaker 3: the scene when he gets out of the jeep in
Speaker 3: the desert, he's like, you're fired uffled jackass, Like I
Speaker 3: would say. I said that for like two years straight,
Speaker 3: like whatever I askedissed office.
Speaker 1: So we just joke around him and call him anuffle jackass.
Speaker 2: Maybe you were picked him up neural linguistic programming.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 1: You know, it's probably because I read the books too.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 3: The book was almost like that on with the movie,
Speaker 3: which doesn't happen often.
Speaker 2: Really, something something about that movie was icky and I
Speaker 2: couldn't make it all the way through it now. I
Speaker 2: don't know what exactly it was, but that was one
Speaker 2: of those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, going into it, I was already again this is
Speaker 3: past tense. I was already Johnny Depp fan like I'd
Speaker 3: like to see Sleepy Hollow was awesome. I don't even
Speaker 3: know what year that came out, if it was before
Speaker 3: or after, but down Nebrasco, even though he played a scumbago,
Speaker 3: you know, who is his friend over because he's an
Speaker 3: informed you know, that wasn't cool. I can't remember what
Speaker 3: exactly was that I saw Johnny Depp and that I
Speaker 3: first like him, but now I'm one hundred percent it's
Speaker 3: sure that he had a lot to do with my
Speaker 3: River Phoenix was killed, and he was killed when.
Speaker 2: I was in California when that happened. We all knew
Speaker 2: that was dude. That was all over up and down
Speaker 2: the coast, especially at the end. And here's the thing,
Speaker 2: especially at DLI, we talked about that a lot, the
Speaker 2: River Phoenix incident. We were all like, that had to
Speaker 2: been real, that he had something to do with that.
Speaker 3: That was exactly a lethal dose. Here's the thing about
Speaker 3: people who buy and sell. You don't get extra for
Speaker 3: your money. No, So if somebody hands you a cup
Speaker 3: that's pretty mixed of a of a you know, a
Speaker 3: speed in a cup, you you didn't get extra unless
Speaker 3: somebody was trying to kill you, right.
Speaker 2: They think that's what happened to Bradley Noel from Sublime,
Speaker 2: also because he was starting to get a little bit
Speaker 2: noisy about the way that a lot of these producers
Speaker 2: were treating the female staff, et cetera. So and he
Speaker 2: has a few songs about it, like date rape and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. And uh, he released those songs and
Speaker 2: The funny thing is a lot of people don't realize
Speaker 2: the producers tried to tell him not to. They said, no,
Speaker 2: you don't, don't release the song. This is a bad look.
Speaker 2: You know, it's not going to take off. Well, the
Speaker 2: song took off, and then he was.
Speaker 3: Gone, hmm, yeah, yeah, I mean I didn't. I think
Speaker 3: I had two that weren't from the you know, the
Speaker 3: album that came out put posthumously. I think it came
Speaker 3: out like two weeks he died something like that.
Speaker 1: That was the one that had they said, do not
Speaker 1: release the song.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: So but before that, there was the forty else of
Speaker 3: the Freedom. There was that one, but there was one
Speaker 3: in between, at least in timeline wise, that had like
Speaker 3: these these really audio tapes of Raleigh Theodore sakers on it.
Speaker 3: This guy who is like it an insane asylum that
Speaker 3: they would play between songs.
Speaker 1: He's like, obviously because you haven't done your holy homework.
Speaker 3: Yeah that two capital h's Yeah, yeah, I call that now.
Speaker 2: I always had to think about it. I was like, wait,
Speaker 2: what are they talking about?
Speaker 3: Yeah, so I can't remember the name of that album,
Speaker 3: but there was there was some of the demos from
Speaker 3: the first and that album that came out after his
Speaker 3: death were on there, you know, slightly different than the
Speaker 3: ones they actually ended up rolling with, and then some
Speaker 3: of their songs that were not on anything. So that's cool.
Speaker 1: I don't know any that.
Speaker 3: I just know that he talked to his dad like
Speaker 3: that night and then shot up and died or something
Speaker 3: like that.
Speaker 1: Now I get it. Now he said, I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: back and reheab see you later.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think he shot up voluntarily,
Speaker 2: you know, I don't think that was voluntarily. So it's
Speaker 2: too easy. It's too easy if you're going to take
Speaker 2: somebody out to just overdose him and call it. Oh, look,
Speaker 2: he's a stupid junkie.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, Stanley just did it to himself, you
Speaker 3: think probably.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what everyone will think.
Speaker 1: I'm saying for Lane Stanley. Do you have a Do
Speaker 1: you have any other insight on that?
Speaker 6: Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry, Alan Chains Lane Stanley.
Speaker 3: Oh, I think it's either Mike Starr went in and
Speaker 3: fucking dosed him.
Speaker 2: It was the same day they hadn't talked to him,
Speaker 2: and how long, right, and then they show up and
Speaker 2: he's playing Call of Duty and they're trying to get
Speaker 2: him back in the band. Right, if I recall, is
Speaker 2: that the story? If that is that same story you remember.
Speaker 3: Think when Mike's tells it, it is Lane is pretty
Speaker 3: much out of it on the couch and then his.
Speaker 1: Mother, who I think is a demon, and everybody's like,
Speaker 1: how could you say that?
Speaker 3: He just I was like, I saw her on TV
Speaker 3: play acting for Reality TV through the Celebrity Rehab Show
Speaker 3: with that what's his name? Doctor? What the fuck?
Speaker 1: This guy who was on love Line with Adam Carolla?
Speaker 2: Oh ah, damn it?
Speaker 3: The white haired guy, right, he's the guy who's in
Speaker 3: the Celebrity Rehab Show.
Speaker 2: Yeah, who's all Jack now.
Speaker 3: Classes sixty years old and he's like huge now and
Speaker 3: ship Yeah he's Israel Douce too. So well yeah you
Speaker 3: gotta be to be where they are, so true, doctor Drew. Yeah,
Speaker 3: So they went through this whole thing, and it's like
Speaker 3: there's cameras around you and you're asking this guy to
Speaker 3: be honest with you. Was he already dead when he
Speaker 3: got there? Did you guys do any drugs when you
Speaker 3: were there? And how did he look when he left?
Speaker 3: And she's like, he's like, guys, what to God? That's
Speaker 3: what we got. And then he dies overdoses after he
Speaker 3: gets out of the rehab. Mike Star does too.
Speaker 2: Really yeah, this part of the story. Yeah, it's so ichy.
Speaker 2: It's one of those things where like I look into
Speaker 2: it and then I just go.
Speaker 3: Man, I was living in Seattle when he died. That's
Speaker 3: why I was, you know, kind of kind of curious
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 2: Were you in the military at the time or no?
Speaker 1: I mean yes, it's probably still the tail end of
Speaker 1: my coast guard uh stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, wow, Yeah, that's that's one of those ones. That
Speaker 2: also too. There's so much noise in that story, so
Speaker 2: many different people.
Speaker 3: And something's up, but you know the recent the memoirs,
Speaker 3: and like, oh sudden, now there's this new stuff.
Speaker 1: It's like your parents.
Speaker 3: The mother who's supposed to be a saint and you
Speaker 3: better not say anything bad about her because she's grieving,
Speaker 3: is going to be kinging, cashing in on a bunch
Speaker 3: of stuff that was personal to the guy and didn't
Speaker 3: want it to be public that you don't care now
Speaker 3: because he's dead, he might as well just make money
Speaker 3: off of it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's kind of the feeling I got from it, Like, oh, well,
Speaker 2: he's gone, how much money can we make off this?
Speaker 3: You know? And then and and.
Speaker 2: That that facade, that strategy seems to be happening with
Speaker 2: Emily or with what the hell is their name? With
Speaker 2: Kirk's wife, God damn.
Speaker 7: It, oh Erica, Okay, yeah, that that's it's almost like
Speaker 7: we saw That's almost like we saw what we saw right,
Speaker 7: Like she just took it over and said we're moving on,
Speaker 7: and that's.
Speaker 2: It didn't look greevy to me.
Speaker 3: I don't know, But how do I know people are
Speaker 3: saying that, oh, that's because he didn't. I'm like, I
Speaker 3: think they murder him in front of you pretty sure,
Speaker 3: and that he bled out pretty pretty quickly. But the
Speaker 3: way everything, like, the families aren't normal families. These aren't
Speaker 3: people who just they're not normal people. They don't have empathy,
Speaker 3: they don't have like connections with other human beings like that,
Speaker 3: like maybe Kirk did. And I think he probably really did,
Speaker 3: like Candae that probably should have been his his work wife,
Speaker 3: you know or whatever.
Speaker 1: But whatever, he was.
Speaker 3: Doing all these things at seventeen, winning a pageant that
Speaker 3: Trump owns. She looks a lot kind of got that
Speaker 3: same look as Marlon Maple's, you know what I mean,
Speaker 3: Like one of Trump's ex wives who was also in
Speaker 3: his pageants. His dad, her dad worked on some of
Speaker 3: Trump's projects.
Speaker 2: That's kind of strange, right, Department of Defense too, They
Speaker 2: were Defense Department of Defense contractors, both her mother and
Speaker 2: her father, which I find interested.
Speaker 3: These aren't so these aren't These aren't random things. They're
Speaker 3: they're connected to government and military and the like military intelligence,
Speaker 3: military intelligence being the key figure. He the key attribute
Speaker 3: here when you wonder what's wrong with her, right, she's
Speaker 3: probably a freaking you know, she's probably a little touched,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, literally, and.
Speaker 2: She's been monarched all over the place, and we'll just
Speaker 2: leave it at that. The wings spread and things flew away,
Speaker 2: including virginity anyway.
Speaker 3: Same so if you have that, you know that on
Speaker 3: one side. And then Kirk being also from a not
Speaker 3: a poor family, not a not an upper middle class
Speaker 3: no loaded, they were loaded, and his father worked at
Speaker 3: maybe that was his father that worked out in the
Speaker 3: actual Trump projects, like some of the stuff that they
Speaker 3: were doing. I don't remember what it was, was Trump
Speaker 3: Plaza or whatever it was, but are you looking it up?
Speaker 2: You're in construction was that the time they were in construction.
Speaker 3: Something like that, or real estate type of deals or whatever.
Speaker 3: I don't know what the hell exactly it was, but
Speaker 3: they say there's ties to the Trump on that too,
Speaker 3: So both of them are connected to Trump and military,
Speaker 3: well at least at least governmental things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, in some level. So did Trump do.
Speaker 3: The matchmaking or whereas they just put together by the system?
Speaker 3: Was it organic? Why are they both going to Israel
Speaker 3: a lot before they met each other. Kids don't do
Speaker 3: that shit unless they're being.
Speaker 2: Hey, let's have a date it Israel. That'll be great.
Speaker 2: Oh sure, Johnny, that'll be floads of fun. Let's go
Speaker 2: kiss the wall. What, let's go kiss the wall, It'll
Speaker 2: be fantastic. I'm not thinking about kissing the wall.
Speaker 3: I wasn't looking for any other reasons to dislike. So
Speaker 3: let's put let me go go further back here. When
Speaker 3: I was younger, I was inspired to be a writer,
Speaker 3: actor director, And then like Tarantina movies came out before
Speaker 3: I guess I was already born with it with like
Speaker 3: a callous to how horrifically discussing those movies were. But
Speaker 3: they got progressively worse to where I couldn't watch him anymore. Right, So,
Speaker 3: you know, I liked the rest of Our Dogs because
Speaker 3: it's not something that it was pretty pretty in your
Speaker 3: face and it's not what you normally see. It was
Speaker 3: shock value. It was clever dialogue. And then so I
Speaker 3: liked that, and then I really liked Pull Fiction and
Speaker 3: Jackie Brown after seeing it the second time, because I
Speaker 3: actually went on Christmas Day and watched it when it
Speaker 3: came out in theaters because I was still working at
Speaker 3: the theaters at that point. So I went, and I
Speaker 3: started liking it more after the second time. I watched
Speaker 3: it a bunch of times. I owned the movie and stuff.
Speaker 3: Those movies I.
Speaker 1: Enjoyed a lot.
Speaker 3: When along came kill Bill, like all the things that
Speaker 3: made his movies good, it was completely absent, in my opinion,
Speaker 3: including clever dialogue.
Speaker 1: It was stupid dialogue with the with.
Speaker 3: The the air or you could tell that he thought
Speaker 3: he was being clever, but it was just stupid, you know.
Speaker 3: And it's like, hey, I got a bunch of as
Speaker 3: there's I don't know what to do with it. You know,
Speaker 3: it just looked so it was the anime cutaways that
Speaker 3: were just way too long, like the first chill Bill
Speaker 3: is terrible.
Speaker 1: The second one.
Speaker 3: I mean there was good parts in it, but I
Speaker 3: mean it wasn't great. There's certain scenes that weren't as
Speaker 3: terrible as other ones, but for all together, I thought
Speaker 3: it was garbage. But then Luring what kind of person
Speaker 3: he is? He's defending Roman Polanski and saying, hey, she
Speaker 3: wanted she wanted to party. I'm like, she's twelve or
Speaker 3: thirteen years old, do you, scumbag?
Speaker 2: No matter what she wants, we don't care what she wants.
Speaker 2: She cannot consent, dumb ass, That's why you have a
Speaker 2: lack of consent.
Speaker 3: Would say something like that, either a pervert or pedophile
Speaker 3: themselves or someone who is following the Talmud? And yeah,
Speaker 3: who who would defend that? So what happens in twenty
Speaker 3: seventeen or eighteen? He marries a woman from Tel Aviv? Well,
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, and it's real, and they live half their
Speaker 3: time at Tel Aviv. This is Tarantino. He was also
Speaker 3: very active and bled them in like twenty sixteen. You
Speaker 3: know the guy who says, the only white guy can
Speaker 3: get away of saying nigger three thousand times and not
Speaker 3: have anybody come after him. So let me read this,
Speaker 3: I gotta make it bigger. Go ahead, let's see, there
Speaker 3: we go, says Charlie. Kirk's father, Robert W. Kirk, was
Speaker 3: an architect who contributed to the construction of the Trump Tower. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's nothing to see there the Robert comingsoever
Speaker 3: ye graduate theory. Yeah, I know, right. This is just
Speaker 3: because they knew each other, like intimately. It doesn't mean
Speaker 3: that there's any reason why those two should have been Yeah,
Speaker 3: they met just by accident.
Speaker 2: Anyways, it's fine, there's nothing here. This is fine.
Speaker 3: There's nothing wrong with projects, including Trump Tower, which was
Speaker 3: the tallest all glass structure in New York City when
Speaker 3: it was completed in nineteen eighty four. Trump Tower was
Speaker 3: built in nineteen eighty four. Yeah, Jesus Christ, what a
Speaker 3: long time ago.
Speaker 2: I remember that when I was a kid.
Speaker 3: Man. Is that the one in that stupid movie that
Speaker 3: they were talking about, like how he's gonna revitalize that
Speaker 3: area of town.
Speaker 2: That Trump Power was in home alone, if I recall,
Speaker 2: that's where coy Culkin was. Remember.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just trying to think, because there was a
Speaker 3: stupid movie that came out about Trump and then one
Speaker 3: of the parts is he walks in by accident on
Speaker 3: roy Cone getting getting hammered from the rear.
Speaker 2: I think Roy Cohne was already gone by eighty four,
Speaker 2: so it had to have been probably another hotel that
Speaker 2: he owned.
Speaker 3: Well, no, I'm just saying the movie itself had had
Speaker 3: that fake scene in it. I'm not talking about the
Speaker 3: two being intertwined. It was just which which movie are
Speaker 3: you talking about?
Speaker 1: Davis was playing it and then I found it on
Speaker 1: its own. I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Let me just see, mm hmm. See if these people
Speaker 3: are stupid, it was actually called The Apprentice. Oh, oddly enough, Yeah,
Speaker 3: it was called The Apprentice. There's a scene where you
Speaker 3: see roy Coon getting thumpered in the butt and they
Speaker 3: said that Trump never actually saw that happen.
Speaker 1: God, but they were having a little, a little butt.
Speaker 3: Bank party.
Speaker 2: Of course.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Let's see, when was Roy Coon? When did ray Coon
Speaker 1: die of his aides?
Speaker 2: He was already dead. He was aid zombie aid zombie
Speaker 2: mm hmm, zombie vampires.
Speaker 1: He died in eighty six.
Speaker 2: Oh then maybe you know, yeah, maybe he was trying
Speaker 2: to go full crowelling and in the desert and.
Speaker 3: Yeah, dude, he was. Yeah. Anyway, they're all mess anyway,
Speaker 3: it's yeah, there's not even if you say, well he
Speaker 3: is after these guys are blah blah blah with McCarthy
Speaker 3: like really were they though, because they like to take
Speaker 3: apart their own all the time anyway, and if that
Speaker 3: person has something that they want, they're gonna go after me.
Speaker 3: You're acting like there's some sort of loyalty among thieves
Speaker 3: and there really isn't, like the praise upon their own Jews.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, it almost seems like what we are
Speaker 2: looking at to some degree is infighting within this occultic
Speaker 2: system that we've got going here.
Speaker 3: Here's the problem with you know, getting too wrapped up
Speaker 3: in that is simply if one one wins or the other,
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter. Their objective still is to kill us.
Speaker 3: So we still don't win just because one of them
Speaker 3: gets consolidated into the other. You know, the same plan
Speaker 3: is going to be and acted on us, regardless of
Speaker 3: who's pressing the button order, you know, sending this troop
Speaker 3: or that pallanteer or whatever. You know.
Speaker 2: Interesting, and they'll bring that up because it reminds me
Speaker 2: of Highlander, because you know, the immortals don't care how
Speaker 2: many mortals they kill or what they destroy in their
Speaker 2: attempts to become the one. And I always thought there's
Speaker 2: some predictive programming in that damn series. It's a cool series,
Speaker 2: but there's a lot of predictive programming, right.
Speaker 3: The Knives aren't meaningful, especially when they get to go
Speaker 3: back to that supremacy religion thing. It doesn't matter if
Speaker 3: you're Tealmudic. It doesn't matter if you're just Torah. It
Speaker 3: doesn't matter if you're a cabalistic or Zogionist, which is howstic. Yeah,
Speaker 3: then uh, if you're still in belief of that and
Speaker 3: you've been taught from a young age that everybody else
Speaker 3: is trash, garbage and you they treat everyone like garbage
Speaker 3: and each other when they can, when there isn't somebody
Speaker 3: stopping them. It's like having piranhas, you know, trying to
Speaker 3: trying to delicately balance a bunch of piranhas. They don't belong,
Speaker 3: they don't get they don't get to play in the
Speaker 3: same sandbox as other people, because they'll eat your children, literally.
Speaker 2: And they'll and they'll enjoy it, you know, they just
Speaker 2: they do this for recreational purposes. It's it doesn't even
Speaker 2: have to have any particular impetus behind it other than
Speaker 2: just to do it. I did it because I could,
Speaker 2: you know, right.
Speaker 3: Is there anything get we're climbing slowly over on FTJ.
Speaker 1: I just don't see any comments.
Speaker 2: As far as our viewership. Yes, because that usually means
Speaker 2: that there's no comments. That means we're blowing their minds.
Speaker 2: Actually it's a good thing. That's good.
Speaker 1: Nel will see a flood of comments. Ah shit, we
Speaker 1: lost them.
Speaker 2: We're boring now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we got a decent amount over on on Rubble
Speaker 3: for not having it advertised. We didn't. I didn't schedule it.
Speaker 3: I just went and went into it. So that's pretty
Speaker 3: did you.
Speaker 2: And I find funny is have you ever looked to
Speaker 2: see how many Well, remember we're talking about the Three Stooges, right,
Speaker 2: The Three Stooges have a lot of predictive programming in
Speaker 2: it when you think about it, right.
Speaker 1: That no matter what when you're talking to you're always
Speaker 1: going to run to a Jew.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, well, or whenever something stupid happens, right, there's
Speaker 2: there's always some Jew who willingly or knowingly or not
Speaker 2: you know, did something wrong. And if you ever notice
Speaker 2: on the Three Stooges, the people they always prank, are
Speaker 2: always the white Europeans.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 2: So if you go back and you rewatch like I
Speaker 2: was the one the Empire of Opa Lumpa right, your
Speaker 2: minorities are making our Your minorities are making my majorities minorities.
Speaker 2: You know that whole stick right, And they basically just
Speaker 2: dismiss everyone's concerns, you know, all the concerns of these
Speaker 2: leaders and basically kept saying we want peace even though
Speaker 2: they're hitting people with golf clubs and ship oh okay, okay,
Speaker 2: you remember that, and then he beats them over the
Speaker 2: head with the golf club an any other questions. I
Speaker 2: find it very telling, find it very telling. See, other
Speaker 2: people don't really don't look into it. They don't, they don't,
Speaker 2: they're not.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think to them, because it's been the last
Speaker 3: time I saw the Three Stooges. I stopped watching them
Speaker 3: because they used to have the Three Stooges Marathon on
Speaker 3: New Year's Day, same time that The Twilight is what
Speaker 3: marathon was on, and I was, oh, I gotta go
Speaker 3: watch that.
Speaker 2: Which are you gonna go?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Hard choice, both of course, yeah, full of their
Speaker 3: own propaganda.
Speaker 1: And you know, you don't want to think that. You
Speaker 1: don't know when you're a little kid.
Speaker 3: But I mean when you look back at you're like, oh, man,
Speaker 3: this place, this too. It's a TV dummy, it's all
Speaker 3: of it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Thanks, And if you ever notice in Three Stooges, they're
Speaker 2: always swindling somebody, they're always stealing something, and they're always
Speaker 2: being lude to women. And I'm like, that's is real. Yes,
Speaker 2: that's exactly what happens, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you look at it.
Speaker 2: From the proper lens and you're like, oh, this is
Speaker 2: a whole other level to it, you know.
Speaker 3: They oh, and here's some more. It's kind of funny,
Speaker 3: but more predictive programming. They'll switch a character in them
Speaker 3: and say nothing about it and expect you not to
Speaker 3: notice a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you'll see the same person in the same uh
Speaker 2: in the same feature and it'll be the same person,
Speaker 2: but they'll just be dressed slightly differently and you're like, oh,
Speaker 2: that's a new character now, And I'm like, is that
Speaker 2: is that intentional? Or is that u again? You know,
Speaker 2: like you said that, it's predicted programming of some sort.
Speaker 2: That's what they really do. People are interchangeable. It doesn't
Speaker 2: matter they are who we say they are right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so there was there was Joe Yeamp, which was
Speaker 3: the mo's actual brother, and then there was Curly Joe,
Speaker 3: who was I thought the funniest the whole thing and
Speaker 3: it flipping around the ground. I never liked the Shemp ones.
Speaker 1: People said that there was that was the originals or
Speaker 1: that was like the more gnitty gritty ones.
Speaker 3: I didn't. I didn't like them. The Joe ones are terrible.
Speaker 3: The other guy who wasn't Curly, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Joe is just an incel. Let's be honest. He's not funny,
Speaker 2: he doesn't have timing.
Speaker 3: Just awful, you know. Like I said, I haven't watched
Speaker 3: it in decades because see you later. Some will come, oh yeah, wait,
Speaker 3: you were saying it's arch angel. Never mind you stay
Speaker 3: around then. So I got a couple of things here
Speaker 3: those maybe I think we can comment on this. I'm
Speaker 3: gonna put up a couple of things, and I think
Speaker 3: I put it over here. Okay, yeah, I click, got
Speaker 3: it real quick and bring it back.
Speaker 1: So I'm not sure if I have to fast forward
Speaker 1: this fast forward?
Speaker 3: What year is this?
Speaker 6: All right?
Speaker 3: I don't know if you've seen this before. I showed
Speaker 3: it last time. I was, I was on do you
Speaker 3: know who this lady is right showing up?
Speaker 1: Danielle Weiss. Oh, yeah, she's the Settlers lady.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We were talking about her in the channel earlier in
Speaker 2: the week.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's basically the one who says we just need
Speaker 2: to kill everybody that's maniacs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there was about Bari or Barry Weiss who's heading
Speaker 3: the CBS. David Weiss is owning it and buying it.
Speaker 3: Somebody said something about it, James Weiss. I think it
Speaker 3: was g Man, but I don't know if there's a James.
Speaker 3: I know there's a David, and they they're taking over
Speaker 3: Paramount too, and they're also you know, TikTok. And then
Speaker 3: you find out that Eiger, you know, the Disney guy,
Speaker 3: also completely controls Hulu. Now andsolidation of everything. You're gonna
Speaker 3: go to look at Netflix. Netflix is blackrock all day.
Speaker 3: Vanguard is actually when a little bit more of the stock.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to see if I can catch it when
Speaker 3: she does it, because it's important to see.
Speaker 2: But she do the hand thing. She looks like hand
Speaker 2: right now, I.
Speaker 1: Mean three minutes long. It might be worth just watching.
Speaker 2: Hey, do you know the guy who ties people the
Speaker 2: train tracks that you always see in the cartoons.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with mustache.
Speaker 2: Did you ever see what he does with his hand?
Speaker 2: Nick clamb Is getting tied to the chain chicks.
Speaker 3: Yes, I'm gonna put her hand. I'm gonna put us
Speaker 3: back up like that? Like how small we are over here?
Speaker 2: Are they always tying women into the train tracks? They
Speaker 2: always look like rabbis with big hats and they're tying
Speaker 2: people to train tracks? What is that about? And it's
Speaker 2: always a white chick. You don't see a big hook
Speaker 2: nosed chick. You see a white chick.
Speaker 1: How come I can't find hold on?
Speaker 3: Second? That's not right either, it's not of a bitch?
Speaker 3: Is that that's better? Okay? That one's better?
Speaker 2: Snider that was his name.
Speaker 3: Yes, sometimes, and then yeah, this whole train tract thing,
Speaker 3: like they've had a lot of cartoons to go over there.
Speaker 3: There's there's a lot of real snarkiness and dark humor
Speaker 3: in old mirror melodies and Looney Tunes cartoons too, mostly
Speaker 3: directed towards your forming your opinion of Germany in the
Speaker 3: in World War Two. A lot of it White people
Speaker 3: looks stupid. Yeah that too, Yeah, because either you're you're
Speaker 3: either porky pig elmer Fudd or you're you know, you're
Speaker 3: out of control as Yosemity Sam. Right.
Speaker 2: They even made fun of him too. The person who
Speaker 2: is supposed to be Israel is bugs bunny.
Speaker 3: Always always scamming people and always having the upper hand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and getting away with it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little smart ass.
Speaker 2: Then all the white people are after him, All the
Speaker 2: white men are after him all the time.
Speaker 1: Right, yep, all right, I think is it does he
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I am trying to catch it right when she
Speaker 3: does it, but they don't know.
Speaker 2: What about there she's doing the hand thing and she
Speaker 2: puts her I bet you it's right there, fingers like this.
Speaker 8: Wait for sund Down to attack. No, no, no, no.
Speaker 8: Why should we wake up in the morning and think
Speaker 8: about violence? Why our life is good.
Speaker 5: Because you want the Palestinians to leave?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, you've said so.
Speaker 8: I said that. What is on my mind all the time.
Speaker 3: Is how it's like, Hey, I'm don't mess up my delusion.
Speaker 3: What I what I self delude to You're supposed to
Speaker 3: follow along with.
Speaker 1: It's not my fault that you don't live in my delusion.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: I can do whatever the hell I want. I can
Speaker 3: say what the hell I want.
Speaker 2: I'm crazy whoever I want, and you can crazy like me.
Speaker 8: More people to settle the land.
Speaker 3: She wants more people to settle the land that's not there,
Speaker 3: but she doesn't want the Palestinians to leave. She wants
Speaker 3: more Jews to come and settle the land violently, but
Speaker 3: she doesn't want the Palestinians to leave.
Speaker 2: What does that do?
Speaker 6: That?
Speaker 2: Then that means they go in the ground. Right, there's
Speaker 2: but in the ground.
Speaker 8: And new development by Jews. This is how brah.
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 8: It's this we can here, we can develop till we
Speaker 8: cannot develop. I never think in terms of I know
Speaker 8: this is beta.
Speaker 3: I don't think.
Speaker 8: I don't think about beta because I think about I'm
Speaker 8: a Jew, I'm.
Speaker 3: A settler people. I'm a human Being's a human being?
Speaker 3: See how they do that. It's like, I'm a human being. Fuck,
Speaker 3: there's other human beings. I'm a human being. What about me?
Speaker 3: It's not It's not like, hey, yeah, so what about you?
Speaker 3: If you were over there or over here or the
Speaker 3: other what do you want?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: You know what I mean, It's like till you get that,
Speaker 3: you're what you're saying thing is absolutely completely schizophrenic. What
Speaker 3: about me? Well, what about them, dumb ass?
Speaker 2: That does go with the genetics, you know that, right,
Speaker 2: that schizophrenia gene is like right there, you know.
Speaker 3: But to use that some like it's as if they
Speaker 3: don't even get what they're saying. That is why I
Speaker 3: don't understand how it's so hard for people not to
Speaker 3: catch on that they're fucking insane.
Speaker 2: You know what I find funny is I seriously think
Speaker 2: Crushians and most Eastern Europeans are somehow immune to it
Speaker 2: when they start casting that spell, because all it does
Speaker 2: to me is triggered me and I don't want to
Speaker 2: talk to him anymore or worse when people do that,
Speaker 2: especially when I hear people repeat themselves. I have an
Speaker 2: absolute aversion to that, Like it literally makes me. I like,
Speaker 2: I'll get a tick.
Speaker 3: Well, that's a spell, you know that the three times
Speaker 3: is the law thing, that's when you repeat something, it's
Speaker 3: a confirmation who's happenstance and third times of law.
Speaker 1: It's actually part of a spell. Like, that's a method.
Speaker 2: I'm in the middle of it. Then you've accled You've
Speaker 2: you've accepted it. That's what people don't understand.
Speaker 1: All right, let's see, hopefully we got it.
Speaker 3: So I do not already did it?
Speaker 5: Think about this, you're thinking about tribalism, thinking of your
Speaker 5: own people to the exclusion. It would be understandable to
Speaker 5: think of your own people or your own children first,
Speaker 5: But to think about other people, other children. Not at all.
Speaker 5: That seems sociopathic, doesn't it.
Speaker 3: No, not at all.
Speaker 8: This is normal for children if you think, because.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, sociopathy is normal. It is what she said.
Speaker 2: She said, that's sociopathic, and she said, well, that's normal.
Speaker 2: We're crazy, don't you know?
Speaker 6: We're crazy?
Speaker 3: Whoa no other human being except for themselves. It's not
Speaker 3: then there it is. That's why she doesn't think of
Speaker 3: them at all, because they're in the way of what
Speaker 3: they want. This is the This has been the This
Speaker 3: has been their mentality of this cult, this freaking serpent
Speaker 3: colt for the last five thousand years or more. That's
Speaker 3: why they've been tracking us down and destroying each and
Speaker 3: every kingdom that we've built since we encountered them five
Speaker 3: thousand years ago, because they won't fucking ever leave us
Speaker 3: alone now until we're dead, all of us and anything
Speaker 3: that looks like us because we stop them from murdering
Speaker 3: and raping people for a few hundred years in the
Speaker 3: swing of things again with theirs and drugs and poisons
Speaker 3: and everything else. What are you saying?
Speaker 2: I said, how dare you stop us? Right? We're humans too.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's the reason why you are not allowed
Speaker 3: to play with anybody else.
Speaker 8: The normal thing, normal thing for me is to pray
Speaker 8: for my own people.
Speaker 2: Oh that's it.
Speaker 8: So now I continue.
Speaker 3: How crazy your eyes are. I hope you push me back.
Speaker 1: I hope you'd push me back. Now watch the eyes.
Speaker 3: Look at that face, dude, I hope you push me back.
Speaker 3: You know why. It's not because of her strengths. He's
Speaker 3: an old bitch, right, But what is it? Why is
Speaker 3: it then? Because she if you want to put her
Speaker 3: in Israel position, he and anyone else's position, America is
Speaker 3: going to go and attack those people. If you fight back,
Speaker 3: or if you fight back, then they freaking drop their
Speaker 3: arsenal on your head.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: This is why all these countries that get bombed don't retaliate,
Speaker 3: because it's either them who are going to freaking go
Speaker 3: full nukilar on you because they don't even they don't
Speaker 3: give a shit, or it's going to be America swooping
Speaker 3: in and playing cover for their military or doing their.
Speaker 1: Own bomb dropping themselves.
Speaker 3: I mean, how how how many times can you go
Speaker 3: and blow up a piece negotiation meeting and still have
Speaker 3: people wanting to come to the table with you. Like
Speaker 3: with Qatar, there was supposed to be a peace meeting
Speaker 3: and our military under Trump allowed and stayed aside to
Speaker 3: allow the Israelis.
Speaker 1: To bomb the meeting.
Speaker 3: It's not really, that's not really, you know, negotiations in
Speaker 3: good faith. That's it's quite the opposite of what that is.
Speaker 3: I met me see if she pushes them. I just
Speaker 3: want to see it rules.
Speaker 8: On Jewish values. It's not relationship of neighbors because we
Speaker 8: have two different nations different.
Speaker 5: I just wonder whether you feel or you're aware that
Speaker 5: you know they're really suffering. And there's been settlers rampaging
Speaker 5: through the area of the West Bank. So there's all this.
Speaker 1: Murder, the rape, they take your home.
Speaker 5: Death, tragedy, right.
Speaker 3: Replied tragedy. Just that he says death, she goes ah haha,
Speaker 3: and he goes tragedy. She just talked about anybody else's life.
Speaker 3: She's so demonic man, she might be scarier than the net.
Speaker 2: And yahoo, this is perfect is what we're looking at.
Speaker 2: This is the prime example of perfect possession. This is
Speaker 2: where they take something into their bodies called the eber,
Speaker 2: and then oftentimes because they allowed that particular what's supposed
Speaker 2: to be a good spirit into themselves, it gets taken
Speaker 2: over by a dibick.
Speaker 3: Yes, yep, we talked about that a little bit too,
Speaker 3: and that's actually in the Islamic uh, well, not so
Speaker 3: much as long, but the Arabics like the gin. The
Speaker 3: dibik is something completely different. That's like a disembodied evil,
Speaker 3: not just any type, because gin, i guess, can be
Speaker 3: just anybody. You just got to hope that the good
Speaker 3: one comes and finds you instead of you know something
Speaker 3: you but the divioc is straight up evil.
Speaker 2: Well, and sometimes when people take the eber, they've opened
Speaker 2: themselves up at that point, right, So once you've opened
Speaker 2: yourself up to the good spirit, there is a chance
Speaker 2: that the good spirit gets ousted and the bad one
Speaker 2: comes right in. That's the problem. You leave that door open.
Speaker 3: The fact that they even describe this this uh what
Speaker 3: do you call it? This uh, this process as if
Speaker 3: it and it's legitimately and immittedly too, should tell everybody
Speaker 3: that they're dicking around in black magic, not something that
Speaker 3: a manivolent creator with a bunch of dicking around with.
Speaker 1: Because separations and.
Speaker 3: Realms were made on purpose to keep certain things out
Speaker 3: of here, and now you're punching holes through it, utilizing
Speaker 3: yourself as the as the gateway into this world to
Speaker 3: operate through you.
Speaker 2: That's right. And then once you tell me that's not demons.
Speaker 3: That's that's it's horrifically demon This is not I don't
Speaker 3: know what she used to be, but she's not a
Speaker 3: human anymore. He's got a skin suit on empty vessel. Yep, well,
Speaker 3: well maybe maybe it's a very crowded vessel, but yeah,
Speaker 3: devoid of the human part. Yeah yeah, let's have a
Speaker 3: look here.
Speaker 5: Invaded, right and then put under a military occupation, deprived
Speaker 5: of their rights, but anger.
Speaker 1: None, None of this is even penetrating her right now.
Speaker 5: Be an understandable response, an appropriate response.
Speaker 8: There is no such thing as settling violence.
Speaker 3: Did they speak?
Speaker 8: I don't know if if I I don't mind saying
Speaker 8: it again, I mean, and I don't mind. I will
Speaker 8: be glad to explain.
Speaker 5: You don't believe it's real. There are videos you can
Speaker 5: see them.
Speaker 3: I see what okay, people with AK forty sevens typically
Speaker 3: gunning down, you know, getting people with the butt of
Speaker 3: the rifle and raping them while they're killing the father
Speaker 3: that I've seen this, this is what happens in the
Speaker 3: West Bank.
Speaker 2: Well did you see where they had appro test within
Speaker 2: their military where they stormed one of the offices because
Speaker 2: one of the offices told the idea of that anyone
Speaker 2: caught raping the enemy will get thrown in jail, and
Speaker 2: they saw it as an affront to their culture and history.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah. They protested to be able to rape
Speaker 3: the people with batons or whatever else they want to
Speaker 3: rape them with. If they're so disgusting to them, why
Speaker 3: are they sticking their victim.
Speaker 2: It's a rite of passage to them, That's the thing.
Speaker 2: There was another idea of soldier who had talked about it,
Speaker 2: and he said, if you don't do this, if you
Speaker 2: don't engage in the desecration of the corpses and the
Speaker 2: dying people sexually, that the other people within your unit
Speaker 2: will kill you. You don't have a choice in this. You
Speaker 2: don't get to say no.
Speaker 3: They and they say that in front of the rest
Speaker 3: of the people in their divisions, so that they're hurt.
Speaker 3: They hearing what they're supposed to do. If they don't participate.
Speaker 2: They threaten them open. Yeah, it's like the Canaanites, remember
Speaker 2: Sodom and gomor a same type of thing. Unfortunately, there's
Speaker 2: a lot of things in the Bible that God tells
Speaker 2: them not to do, and it seems like they go,
Speaker 2: then that's what I need to do. It's like, wow, just.
Speaker 3: A simple It's like it's like the braddiest child, but
Speaker 3: it's a sociopathic psychotic child, like you know, the one
Speaker 3: that doesn't just steal your toys and piss in the sandbox.
Speaker 3: But also it's it's that it's that mentality of don't
Speaker 3: ever even suggest to that you're going to correct me,
Speaker 3: or that you're going to bring up so that I
Speaker 3: have to deal with or acknowledge any of my actions. Right,
Speaker 3: it's not you don't even make me acknowledge my actions.
Speaker 3: It's not so much make me held accountable for them.
Speaker 3: Don't even bring them up in conversation.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, Basically, this is what you're seeing here. What violence?
Speaker 3: Exactly?
Speaker 2: What violence? There is no violence? I don't know what
Speaker 2: you're talking about. This this level of gas lighting that
Speaker 2: they've invented, It is so embedded in that culture that
Speaker 2: you don't I don't know how you continue to exist
Speaker 2: with a culture that has this ideology.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we're not really going to be for very much
Speaker 3: longer if we don't do something about it. That's you
Speaker 3: hit that too on the head. That's kind of the
Speaker 3: whole kind of the whole concern here is, uh, what
Speaker 3: do you do with it? How could you live with it?
Speaker 3: And you probably won't be able to do for very long.
Speaker 2: Because either they're going to kill you or you're going
Speaker 2: to kill them, because you're gonna come to a point
Speaker 2: where they're you're saying, hey, I'm a human and I'm alive,
Speaker 2: and they're going to do what they did here, and
Speaker 2: they're gonna say, well, I'm a human too, right, and
Speaker 2: you're just going to be like, Okay, I see, we've
Speaker 2: we've drawn the line in the sand, and that's all
Speaker 2: we've got. Now. The only thing I can do is
Speaker 2: eliminate you, because you will not back down off off
Speaker 2: of murdering.
Speaker 3: Me, right because because as you are right, because the
Speaker 3: person doing the murderers who says I'm a human too.
Speaker 3: You're not going wrong killing them, You're not going wrong
Speaker 3: and accosting them or jumping into their territory and saying, hey,
Speaker 3: this is mine. Now, you're not doing that. So who
Speaker 3: has a higher you know, claim on what's human and
Speaker 3: what's humanity and what's right versus the person who shows
Speaker 3: up starts killing everybody and then says, well, I'm a
Speaker 3: human too.
Speaker 1: That's a fucking insane dude.
Speaker 2: What does that mean? Does that mean that all humans
Speaker 2: are killing something? Twenty four to seven? So that's what
Speaker 2: you have to that gives you some sort of right
Speaker 2: That doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 3: Yea, your existence is in their way because if you
Speaker 3: just said okay, well fine, that means if you're going
Speaker 3: to do this to us, we get to treat you
Speaker 3: in kind, we get to do the same thing to you. Noop,
Speaker 3: that's when they drop the bombs. Yeah, and this is
Speaker 3: what the push is about. This is what the push
Speaker 3: is about. Right here, So.
Speaker 8: Let's say, yeah, we have a camera right here, Yes,
Speaker 8: and I do this.
Speaker 3: She pushes him with might. Man, she's a little turn
Speaker 3: and she's fucking demonically strong.
Speaker 2: Don't knocked her clean out?
Speaker 6: Right?
Speaker 2: There. He should have knocked her out right then and.
Speaker 1: There, but that her Yes, And that's because that's what
Speaker 1: they do.
Speaker 2: They cry out while they strike you. That's the is.
Speaker 2: It's that same strategy.
Speaker 1: They play a little bit less and jump right back
Speaker 1: to the end of what.
Speaker 6: I did to you?
Speaker 8: You don't you don't necessarily, well, I won't do that
Speaker 8: to you. She's mad, And then the camera takes just
Speaker 8: part m hma what you guys don't.
Speaker 1: Have the full picture.
Speaker 2: That's exactly what you do. Then I say you're violent.
Speaker 2: You're violent against a woman.
Speaker 8: This is exactly what is going on all the.
Speaker 3: Time with what It's completely okay for the people who
Speaker 3: are living in their own homes and living their life,
Speaker 3: tending to their field. It was completely okay for people
Speaker 3: to storm in there with rifles, torture and butcher their
Speaker 3: families and what make the parents watch before killing them too?
Speaker 3: That was okay because what reason? Again, Oh, you only
Speaker 3: turned the cameras on halfway through, or you only should
Speaker 3: What part was the affront the Palestinians who are just
Speaker 3: living in their house.
Speaker 1: Show me what part that?
Speaker 3: Oh? Because they were somewhere that you wanted to be.
Speaker 3: You wanted something for free, and they said, hey, go
Speaker 3: ahead and take it. Go ahead. You want something, you
Speaker 3: want a freehouse, go to the West Bank Jews. Yeah okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: literally what they did? I mean, we need to quit
Speaker 3: mixing words here.
Speaker 1: So she pushes them and then we'll go right back
Speaker 1: to here. Continue.
Speaker 3: I hope you pushed me back.
Speaker 6: Vick.
Speaker 3: There there's the demon sick. What happened? What the hell?
Speaker 3: I think? My screen is like half hold on?
Speaker 2: Shut it off on you. They're like, you're telling to
Speaker 2: say bad things about the Jays. Can't do this.
Speaker 3: I can't get any of my stuff to come up.
Speaker 2: Oh no, the c I A is onto us.
Speaker 3: Hold on my screen to look at us? Is now?
Speaker 1: What the fuck? It's just me on here?
Speaker 3: Yeah, that just happened. Okay, now I finally got those
Speaker 3: screens back. Let's see, let's get back to that. There
Speaker 3: we go. Okay, see, screwy. I could only I couldn't
Speaker 3: see all the little cubes for me to pick to
Speaker 3: get the right screen back, so I had to.
Speaker 1: It's still not right. What the hell's going on?
Speaker 2: It looks okay from here, so it's making everything super
Speaker 2: fucking small.
Speaker 3: When I bring out the chat, I bring out the chat.
Speaker 3: It's making everything so that I can't see shit. What
Speaker 3: the fuck is happening here? There's there's there's a glitch
Speaker 3: out for sure. Like my screen is literally this. You
Speaker 3: can't see it like that big, and I can none
Speaker 3: of the boxes are there? Now? What am I supposed
Speaker 3: to fucking do with that? I don't know how I
Speaker 3: get to the thing.
Speaker 2: We may have to cut the stream off now because
Speaker 2: they're jerking with our stuff. It's probably about that time anyway.
Speaker 2: But besides that, there's somebody outside that.
Speaker 1: I don't know what they're doing, all right, brother, so
Speaker 1: I may have to go in.
Speaker 2: Regulate.
Speaker 1: Looks fine, Yeah, I know it looks fine in your end.
Speaker 3: I can't see what the fuck I'm looking at though, Yeah,
Speaker 3: I see, do you like? I'm watching a screen on
Speaker 3: I'm about forty two in screen here at my screen
Speaker 3: is this big, and none of the things for me
Speaker 3: to move around the boxes, So like the live thing
Speaker 3: that says I'm live is covering the whole screen. I
Speaker 3: don't even see Rob's face. I don't even see my face.
Speaker 3: It just says live, And what the is going on here?
Speaker 3: I don't know? Y okay, Still, it's okay, but now
Speaker 3: I can't see anything else, so it's all good.
Speaker 2: It looks good on the streamer and it's just your
Speaker 2: it's just your box is all blowed up.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, so no, no, it's okay.
Speaker 3: Again. I had to go into the full screen and
Speaker 3: then jump back out again, and now I've got the
Speaker 3: chat back too. Yeah, it's just it's because streamyard is trash, Guys,
Speaker 3: stream yard is trash. Don't buy it, don't pay for
Speaker 3: it like I do. The only reason why I have
Speaker 3: it because guests, I don't think you can do that
Speaker 3: in OBS without a secondary.
Speaker 2: I can, but it's not easy. It is not as
Speaker 2: cut and dry. So I've been trying to figure it
Speaker 2: out myself, and it is. It's not easy. Are you
Speaker 2: using Are you using OBS at all? Or no?
Speaker 3: I I'm right now using OBS as a virtual camera
Speaker 3: for the screen that you're seeing right now.
Speaker 2: Okay, the same thing, the same thing I do. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: because you can do overlays and stuff like that, so
Speaker 2: it's at least useful for that. And you can also
Speaker 2: add filters to your audio, you know, noise reduction things
Speaker 2: like that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And when I do, when I do just the
Speaker 3: solo stuff I'm doing the direct rp RTMP from OBS
Speaker 3: and I can actually jump up to two four K
Speaker 3: if I wanted to. I mean, it makes it hard
Speaker 3: for other people to watch it, but let's be doing gaming.
Speaker 3: There's no real point in seeing me in HD. It's
Speaker 3: already nineteen eighty or ten ADP with sixty frames per second,
Speaker 3: so I think that's good.
Speaker 2: You know, it's plenty for most things, let's be honest.
Speaker 2: I mean, people are more listening to the audio than
Speaker 2: anything else, so.
Speaker 3: It's a technology less stream left streaming behind the fund oracle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everybody needs the AI so they can make sure
Speaker 2: you're not saying bad jew things.
Speaker 3: Even though that's what they want you to do. That's
Speaker 3: why they stoke the fire by showing you all the
Speaker 3: crap in the first place, and then when you say
Speaker 3: something bad.
Speaker 1: They go, ah, just like that old lady, that's that's
Speaker 1: the whole.
Speaker 3: That's the whole juwe chick, she told showed you all
Speaker 3: what you what that is all is, that's the whole thing.
Speaker 3: Right there? Go ahead, bite you're I'm they're holding the
Speaker 3: fish hook. It's got something nice and tasty on it.
Speaker 1: Bird up.
Speaker 3: I hate it though.
Speaker 1: Here it starts slapping you in the face with it.
Speaker 3: Here here, here, here, here.
Speaker 1: You don't want this to you.
Speaker 3: You, that's it.
Speaker 1: Finally you lose your mind.
Speaker 2: You say, see, we caught you. You're anti semitic. Yeah, oh,
Speaker 2: the person was choking me with a goddamn noose. What
Speaker 2: are you talking about? I stopped them. That's because you're
Speaker 2: anti Semitic, because you wouldn't die. That means you just
Speaker 2: don't like juice.
Speaker 3: There was some sort of creepy movie that I got
Speaker 3: the sense that nobody else caught this. But what they
Speaker 3: were basically referring to is that certain things they want
Speaker 3: you to laugh at. They they're looking for you to laugh.
Speaker 3: They're trying to get you to laugh, but it's something
Speaker 3: that's dark humor. It's very horrific, and you know you're
Speaker 3: losing part of who you are by laughing at something
Speaker 3: that sick. Right, They want you to laugh at that,
Speaker 3: and as soon as you do, boom the finger pointing again.
Speaker 3: They're just waiting to categorize, to demoralize, and break you
Speaker 3: down ethically. And that's why the humor gets more and
Speaker 3: more perverse, more and more discussing in dark humor and
Speaker 3: mockery and all that stuff because they want to twist
Speaker 3: you into something that's sickening like them. Each time you laugh,
Speaker 3: you get a little bit more like them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's yeah. They're trying to turn us into them.
Speaker 2: So then they feel justified. See, you're human and I'm
Speaker 2: human too. See, so now I can do all these
Speaker 2: things to you. Right, They're trying to drag you down
Speaker 2: to their level, effectively casting a spell.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, absolutely, I see.
Speaker 2: I think that's a lot of what they did with
Speaker 2: the Sasha Baron Cohen movies. Oh yeah, the body.
Speaker 3: Some of the stuff he did, it was so disgusting,
Speaker 3: like the old Man, and like I'm going to assume,
Speaker 3: I'm going to assume that the blurred line black thing
Speaker 3: that was over his pginnis was made extra long on
Speaker 3: purpose to make him look like he had a bit.
Speaker 3: I don't, I don't, I don't know, I don't care,
Speaker 3: But just like stupid shit like that. And then who
Speaker 3: wasn't he dating like Madonna for a while or something
Speaker 3: like that? I think so, yes, every every sick, depraved
Speaker 3: capitalist who would go through her vagina once or twice.
Speaker 2: She's the queen of Kabbala. We all know this right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm pretty sure either that or something with him,
Speaker 3: And it could have been as far back as the
Speaker 3: LG show.
Speaker 1: That as a S A C. H. A. Okay, sure,
Speaker 1: let's go with that.
Speaker 3: Coin.
Speaker 1: The coin incidents.
Speaker 2: Good one. Gotta remember that one pattern that ship. You
Speaker 2: can't patent nor take the name Cohen when you change
Speaker 2: your name if you're not an actual coin. People don't
Speaker 2: realize that you can't just ever change your name to Cohen.
Speaker 2: It'll never be allowed.
Speaker 1: Really, you know all that that's funny.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, I know, hey, you know, they let
Speaker 3: you get inverted into their bullshit, but it's sound like
Speaker 3: they treat you like an actual one of them. You can't,
Speaker 3: you can't be a fly by nighter in there. You
Speaker 3: gotta you gotta be multi generational, parasitic. So yeah, Sasha
Speaker 3: Baron Cohen and Madonna are linked by his cameo as
Speaker 3: Ali G in her two thousand years ago music video
Speaker 3: for his for the song Music. In the video, he
Speaker 3: drives a limousine carrying Madonna and her friends, and they
Speaker 3: have various comical interactions. The two have also attended events together,
Speaker 3: such as the two thousand and nine Vanity Fair Oscar party. Okay,
Speaker 3: so what person has gone past Madonna that she hasn't fucked?
Speaker 3: Good course, yes, chances are yes that that would be
Speaker 3: my guess without having to think too hard about it.
Speaker 2: Yep, because even even the I mean, he's not well known,
Speaker 2: but he's kind of known. One of the DJs I
Speaker 2: knew from back in the day when I was living
Speaker 2: in Germany at the Fluke coffin at the airport. His
Speaker 2: name was tala to XLC and if you remember, he
Speaker 2: did a remix of like a Prayer and it was
Speaker 2: kind of popular back in nineteen ninety one is or something.
Speaker 2: But I think she even was involved in some sexy,
Speaker 2: sexy action with him, and he is a big fat eye,
Speaker 2: Like wow, she's just throwing it out anywhere it would go,
Speaker 2: you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And that's back in ninety one.
Speaker 3: I mean like she used to seem like she was
Speaker 3: somewhat she was always stuck up before she was even famous.
Speaker 3: For everybody who's ever said anything about her, completely obnoxiously
Speaker 3: year again, she went to Juilliard because she.
Speaker 1: Was already she's groomed for grooming for her role, you.
Speaker 3: Know, to be to be top top girl or whatever,
Speaker 3: top dog, top bitch whatever queen. Yeah, yeah, there was.
Speaker 3: But yeah, to some degree for sure. I mean that
Speaker 3: that book Madonna that was for the time was expensive
Speaker 3: called sex, and apparently it was a bunch of pitches
Speaker 3: of her knew with her with her black dancers getting
Speaker 3: poked in the rum I don't know if that was pictures,
Speaker 3: but it's basically a really expensive hustler magazine.
Speaker 2: It was a real expensive orgy, is what it was.
Speaker 2: It seems like.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then somebody I always know it was Kevin
Speaker 3: Nealon on Surreay It Life. He goes, he recommends that
Speaker 3: you wait six months and you can go to library
Speaker 3: and get sex for free. So don't pay. He don't
Speaker 3: pay the fifty dollars for sex. Yes, because the name
Speaker 3: of the book.
Speaker 2: There were people I remember people I'm saving up to
Speaker 2: buy that book. I'm like, what are you doing?
Speaker 5: Hello?
Speaker 1: Hello, we have a great many Michaels, which won are you, sir?
Speaker 6: I'm Michael on the West coast, the left coast of
Speaker 6: the United States. Yeah, supporter of FTJ.
Speaker 3: Nice. All right, yeah, Mike Garland because that's now rumble, Okay.
Speaker 6: Mike L. You can call me mike L.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, you're the Michael that's in the I see
Speaker 1: you in here.
Speaker 6: If you've seen me in the chat, I've thrown you
Speaker 6: some five spots in your chat. Yeah, some of your shows.
Speaker 6: Yeah yeah, I started going to Speak Free Radio. I
Speaker 6: found them first, and then it morphed in. Then then
Speaker 6: we morphed into FTJ.
Speaker 3: Yeah for a few times. I was there back when
Speaker 3: Paul was doing the thing with Dragon Lady.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and then I came back for like the last
Speaker 3: few and then that's kind of how the FDJ thing
Speaker 3: came about too.
Speaker 6: And then I've seen you with Dustin Nemos. I think
Speaker 6: you guys did some shows together on other platforms. I've
Speaker 6: seen you Dan and Uh.
Speaker 2: I like the work you do, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 6: Yeah. And where we can talk about Jews safely on
Speaker 6: this network.
Speaker 9: Anyway, yes for now, right, yeah, yeah, it's what it's
Speaker 9: a platform that we can still criticize, uh, Jewish supremacy
Speaker 9: which is destroying our country rapidly.
Speaker 2: It ain't just us, baby, right, a whole lot of exactly, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: the West, I'll call it the West. Yeah, yeah, sure.
Speaker 3: It would people people you know who wonder why they
Speaker 3: would build up a military in the same place that
Speaker 3: they're trying to destroy the people would understand that. That's
Speaker 3: because they don't want anybody coming in to save the
Speaker 3: people as they're destroying the country and looting it. They
Speaker 3: don't want anybody else to influence that country, and they
Speaker 3: want to suppress any other larger countries that could assemble
Speaker 3: to route out their parasitic actions.
Speaker 1: Still rolling on, arch angel Correct, how you doing.
Speaker 2: Let's have let's have a big fire on Palisades, and
Speaker 2: but beforehand, let's go ahead and empty the reservoirs. That
Speaker 2: sounds like an operation, doesn't it of some particular individuals
Speaker 2: that we may know about.
Speaker 6: Well, here the economy with Trump. Here's my thing with Trump. Okay,
Speaker 6: he ran on deporting people here in this country, right,
Speaker 6: I'm going to get millions of people out of here?
Speaker 6: Does he does he not? I guess he doesn't know
Speaker 6: about the clergy plan and his Jewish masters that he
Speaker 6: works for, that they're flooding our country with all these people.
Speaker 6: I guess he hasn't put that together.
Speaker 2: He's not allowed to, though, that's the question. He has
Speaker 2: allowed to. There was only one other president that did
Speaker 2: put that together, and he had a very close call
Speaker 2: and his name was Theodore Roosevelt.
Speaker 1: Theodore Roosevelt was a freaking progressive dude.
Speaker 7: I know.
Speaker 2: He actually talked about immigration problems though, and shortly thereafter
Speaker 2: he ends up getting shot.
Speaker 6: Well, the only presidents that I've heard talk about Jews,
Speaker 6: well obviously Richard Nixon in his tape conversations where he
Speaker 6: was talking about him, and uh and Carter, Jimmy Carter
Speaker 6: was talking about him that you know, they had a
Speaker 6: pervasiveness that you know, back in those days. And so yeah,
Speaker 6: those are the only true I'm sure other president I'm
Speaker 6: sure other presidents of our country were aware of them
Speaker 6: at the time. And the only one to really go
Speaker 6: against him was when he killed the bank back in
Speaker 6: the eighteen hundreds, many years ago.
Speaker 2: Jefferson also, yes, Jackson, Yeah, yeah, Jackson, Yes, Jefferson.
Speaker 3: I think that's why we had a civil wars, because
Speaker 3: they realized that the long game, you couldn't you couldn't
Speaker 3: fight America from a European country and with the distance overseas,
Speaker 3: so they they had us kill each other. And yeah,
Speaker 3: how convenient Americans die either way one way or the other.
Speaker 2: And j they tried to start a civil war. It
Speaker 2: was between him and Aaron Burr. Aaron Burr was trying
Speaker 2: to make a Western empire that would then secede. That's
Speaker 2: why they have the Insurrection Act of eighteen oh seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's some some kooky about that too, because Aaron
Speaker 3: Burr whacked Hamilton, who's a banking freaking puppet, and we
Speaker 3: all know that. So I don't I think. I think
Speaker 3: some of that stuff they say about, especially if it's
Speaker 3: coming from what's his name, Donald Jeffery, I think it's
Speaker 3: a little bit off. As far as to the motivations there,
Speaker 3: there could have been a reason to succeed simply because
Speaker 3: people weren't fund the constitution. But of course money stoked
Speaker 3: either way. They don't care what the reasoning is. They
Speaker 3: don't have to believe in it as long as they
Speaker 3: get the division. There could be natural division for good
Speaker 3: reasons and then. But the whole point is nobody was
Speaker 3: going to stay divided for long. They were going to
Speaker 3: murder us and have us murdered. I basically have us
Speaker 3: murder each other. Built incredible debt, you know, more debt
Speaker 3: on both sides. But the objective here is Union's going
Speaker 3: to destroy you. Federalism is going to win the federalists
Speaker 3: are going to win centralized government and then central bank.
Speaker 3: They're planning their flag slowly over decades after. And they
Speaker 3: didn't like what Jackson was doing. They didn't like the
Speaker 3: fact that he built, he paid down the debt, they
Speaker 3: didn't like the fact that he averted assassination. They didn't
Speaker 3: like any of the stuff that he was doing because
Speaker 3: they was pulling away their power. So I think they
Speaker 3: just finally are like, okay, here, let's send some august
Speaker 3: Belmonts Belmonts.
Speaker 1: Let's send them some you know this and that, and
Speaker 1: then that's it.
Speaker 3: They set up the conditions and all the funding and
Speaker 3: all the agitation and you know, getting people fighting with
Speaker 3: them one another because of as long as you're doing that,
Speaker 3: you're not looking at them. Of course, the money money, money, money,
Speaker 3: and may I don't know, maybe maybe back then there
Speaker 3: was an excuse because we weren't we shouldn't have should
Speaker 3: have not seen it coming because we didn't see it
Speaker 3: happening in the past. But if it wasn't for the
Speaker 3: central bank happening here the Federal Reserve, there would have
Speaker 3: been no bolshe Baker Revolution, there would have been no
Speaker 3: murdering of Germany. There would have been none of that.
Speaker 3: It was all from this country that occurred.
Speaker 6: Yep, yep, it's true. But I think FTJ network it's
Speaker 6: a great platform, and I can't believe there's so many
Speaker 6: great shows on this network, and it's it's just a
Speaker 6: place we can come to to talk, you know, talk
Speaker 6: about the jew And since we've seen the Charlie Kirk
Speaker 6: murder and all the things going down and just the
Speaker 6: unpopularity of this Israel entity and these people, Uh, it's
Speaker 6: in an all time high. And I do have hope
Speaker 6: for the future.
Speaker 2: I do.
Speaker 6: I do. People are noticing, and people are disgusted with
Speaker 6: the state of Israel. They're completely disgusted. They're they're they're
Speaker 6: they're you know, seeing this live genocide that we've seen
Speaker 6: in the last two years.
Speaker 3: How long can they ride that that game, that division game?
Speaker 3: Though if they oh, okay, finally people realize that this
Speaker 3: is bad. But they focus simply on Zionism when there's Talmudism,
Speaker 3: there's you know where Zionism comes from, which is the cabalists,
Speaker 3: there's all these other things, and then we let them
Speaker 3: with with trust, into our into our culture again, and
Speaker 3: then they destroy us. What in a couple of hundred
Speaker 3: more years. I mean, it's it's not just the Zionist issue.
Speaker 3: And then that's why I think there if they're going
Speaker 3: to do anything of noticing and doing this deliberately, it's
Speaker 3: because they're going to burn off some radicals and still
Speaker 3: seep even deeper in.
Speaker 1: But either that or they're doing the whole Hushem thing.
Speaker 3: They want us to scare them away or make them
Speaker 3: flee so they can blow us up, and that that's
Speaker 3: it's a hushem will destroy Edom America.
Speaker 1: You know, Edom's everybody they don't like apparently, So.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't even have to have any bloodline connection.
Speaker 2: It could just it could even be another Jew they
Speaker 2: just don't like, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, exactly what they did in Russia, right, Yeah, the
Speaker 3: Caahol is horrible to those people, dude.
Speaker 2: The people don't understand, like everyone likes to think that.
Speaker 1: Living communism before the communism even had a name.
Speaker 2: Well, and Jews were suffering under the Kahal system because
Speaker 2: there they were out grouping each other. A lot of
Speaker 2: people don't realize that, you know. And if anything, that
Speaker 2: sparked a mass, a mass conversion to Christianity to a
Speaker 2: lot of Jews that got basically screwed, screwed around on
Speaker 2: and and uh uh, how can you say it diminished
Speaker 2: in the eyes of Judaism. You know, they were seen
Speaker 2: no longer as Jews. Oh you work the field, so
Speaker 2: now you're untouchable.
Speaker 3: That that was that didn't learn the feel. Whereas the
Speaker 3: people who don't screw around everybody, they play it too
Speaker 3: they call it plane, playing it too straight when you
Speaker 3: simply don't screw people over in business, and that's what
Speaker 3: they the worst thing to be called as another Jew
Speaker 3: in in Uh in Israel, you're supposed to be a
Speaker 3: constant scammer, schemer, liar and cheater. Otherwise you're not one
Speaker 3: of them. You're not living up to that calabalistic Zionist Uh.
Speaker 3: You know virtue, which is lack thereof. Mike Garland. It
Speaker 3: sounds like it's your birthday, Mike Garland, Happy birthday.
Speaker 2: Yuh, you're welcome man, Happy birthday.
Speaker 3: Let's see there you go, and Archangel said happy birthday
Speaker 3: Mike as well. Al all right, so let's see I
Speaker 3: had maybe one more thing.
Speaker 1: Got a couple of things. Actually, there's so.
Speaker 3: The nationwide gun confiscation is about to begin in Canada
Speaker 3: or has started. I don't know Roger Waters is going.
Speaker 3: He's being remaining pretty vocal about all the retards in
Speaker 3: Hollywood and music, and they're blind faith towards this shit.
Speaker 1: I don't really have a whole lot here actually.
Speaker 3: Just a couple of Jimmy Door things and then Yahoo
Speaker 3: make threats about Nu King in the United States. Yeah.
Speaker 6: Another thing. I don't know how old you gentlemen are.
Speaker 6: I grew up. I'm sixty five, so I grew up
Speaker 6: on the West Coast in the so called Hippie times,
Speaker 6: the Cultural Revolution, and I never put it together that
Speaker 6: that was also Jewish inspired, that whole cultural shift that happened.
Speaker 3: I think it started off organic and it was hijacked
Speaker 3: like everything else.
Speaker 6: You had Abby Hoffman who was a Jew, and there
Speaker 6: was a couple other Jews lead Jews that were, you know,
Speaker 6: leading a lot of that stuff at the time. And yeah,
Speaker 6: I just I think that was all Jewish inspired, that
Speaker 6: whole cultural thing going on back then in the sixties
Speaker 6: and seventies. And I saw it come in with abortion
Speaker 6: being legalized. That was another Jewish sacrament that they got through.
Speaker 6: And yeah, pornography being legalized, immigrations, all of it. I
Speaker 6: saw it all, yet I never put it to I
Speaker 6: never put it together, you know until I got to
Speaker 6: an older age, older age.
Speaker 1: Man, what about the whole Harvey milk thing and nambol
Speaker 1: and all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, yeah, yeah, all of it right there, total
Speaker 2: sign of high Harvey milk. Well, and you've got Harvey
Speaker 2: milk in the in the conjunction of Jim Jones, right,
Speaker 2: and then the Processed Church. They were all intertwined. The
Speaker 2: Processed Church and Jim Jones had a lot of influence,
Speaker 2: especially in northern California back around that same time period, right.
Speaker 3: The Church of Final Judgment where the floor comes from
Speaker 3: the too. Yeah, analogy was.
Speaker 6: That a CIA operation? That Jim Jones thing?
Speaker 2: Big times? Just just in full disclosure. Uh, my wife
Speaker 2: worked at the seminary that he went to. And if
Speaker 2: you brought up Jim Jones, man, people will get way mad.
Speaker 2: It's like it was unnatural. So it makes you wonder
Speaker 2: why would you be so mad about that. Why wouldn't
Speaker 2: you just say, oh, yeah, you know he went here this,
Speaker 2: and no, they just get angry at you. Yeah, the
Speaker 2: indignation of you bringing it up, And I'm like, if
Speaker 2: you can't face your history, it makes me think you're complicit.
Speaker 6: Timothy Leary also a c I a asset, Timothy Leary
Speaker 6: and their good.
Speaker 3: Comes the acid. Yeah, yeah, here comes to the m
Speaker 3: K drugs.
Speaker 1: Here, everybody have some.
Speaker 6: It broke down, It broke down families. It blew apart
Speaker 6: families that it really did break down our society. I
Speaker 6: looking back on it. At the time, I didn't. I
Speaker 6: thought it was cool and I was a kid. But
Speaker 6: now looking back on it, I thought it it put
Speaker 6: a hole in our society, broke us down.
Speaker 3: The Grateful Dead all pretty much every one of their
Speaker 3: parents were some sort of agent or acid or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know what. Jim Jim Morrison.
Speaker 3: And yeah, that was the that was admiral involved in
Speaker 3: the golf of talking lie. Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 1: But even with the what do you call it?
Speaker 3: With the Grateful Dead they distributed they said, somewhere like
Speaker 3: four million hits of acid free.
Speaker 6: Yeah. A guy, a guy wrote a book on that,
Speaker 6: that Laurel Canyon book. Have you read that? Dan?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's it's another Dan, right, it's another of his
Speaker 3: last name.
Speaker 6: Is that credible information? What he brought out?
Speaker 3: I don't think he goes deep enough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I have I have the same opinion of that book.
Speaker 3: Okay, I don't I think I think where the cults
Speaker 3: come in and the satanic rigual abuse and the Laurel
Speaker 3: Canyon stuff, it's all military intelligence. I don't think there's
Speaker 3: a I don't think there's an organic cult in this
Speaker 3: that ever came out of the sixties unless they were
Speaker 3: inspired by something that was also being done by a
Speaker 3: military intelligence operation. I don't think there's cults that come
Speaker 3: about that aren't specifically made from that anymore. To be
Speaker 3: honest with you.
Speaker 2: M did anyone ever ask themselves what happened at Ford
Speaker 2: or why Ford? Or was just shuddered suddenly to the
Speaker 2: point where they they actually left top secret documents in
Speaker 2: file cabinets sitting open. They literally abandoned it. They didn't
Speaker 2: even try and get the equipment out. There was cranes,
Speaker 2: functional cranes still sitting there on the property and equipment
Speaker 2: and everything. Okay, very strange.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts on that?
Speaker 6: Well, I didn't think about that too much other than
Speaker 6: just the fact that a lot of these are not
Speaker 6: organic movements. They're you know, they're things that are orchestrated
Speaker 6: and yeah, and they're basically break down society, break down,
Speaker 6: the nuclear family break down, you know, morals, all these
Speaker 6: things did a good job on you know, on people,
Speaker 6: and yeah, it just yeah, it just broke us down.
Speaker 6: But on my reading list now, I'm reading a book
Speaker 6: written by a Jew called The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine
Speaker 6: Elon Pape. Are you familiar with this book?
Speaker 1: No, let me see how I'll go back over the schoin.
Speaker 3: Do you have it? Are you holding it up?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 1: Last cleansing sign?
Speaker 3: Is that a recent publication because it could have been
Speaker 3: any time in the last eighty years.
Speaker 6: Right, let's see, I'll look to see when it was written.
Speaker 6: Uh Onearrassy. I think it's relatively new.
Speaker 2: It looks fairly modern just by the cover.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, eam Pappy, And it was two thousand and six.
Speaker 6: It looks like two thousand and six publication. Yeah. So
Speaker 6: if you want to really get an idea of how
Speaker 6: that all went down, how they the Jews moved in
Speaker 6: there and you know, into Palestine and cleansed it. This
Speaker 6: book really covers some good information on that. A lot
Speaker 6: of things I didn't know about Palestine, just like I
Speaker 6: don't know about their religion, the Judaism and how evil
Speaker 6: of a religion that really is. And I know there's
Speaker 6: a lot of criticism with the three Abriamic religions and Dan,
Speaker 6: you've done some deep but you've done a lot of
Speaker 6: deep diving into religion and going back even before the Bible.
Speaker 6: But yeah, so anyway, I'm reading that right now, trying
Speaker 6: to find out about how they cleanse Palestine.
Speaker 1: I just got a copy of it from the internet.
Speaker 2: Got from Amazon or was it downloadable?
Speaker 1: I'll put it in the private chat for you.
Speaker 3: Oh, kick ass, all right, I'll let the event.
Speaker 6: And then also the books that banned by Amazon.
Speaker 2: By Dave Kahari.
Speaker 6: That's a great you have that in your description too, Dan,
Speaker 6: I think that's good to offer to your listeners too,
Speaker 6: to go in there and you know, to read the
Speaker 6: International Jew, read Mine Camp, read about the Liberty, you know,
Speaker 6: all these things to educate ourselves on the history of
Speaker 6: these people.
Speaker 3: Yep, I actually bought and read the electronic copy of
Speaker 3: Erasing the Liberty that did get wrote. You know, that
Speaker 3: was a big one I've got. I think I got
Speaker 3: pretty decently far through the Henry Ford. I want to
Speaker 3: go through. I want to go back and make sure
Speaker 3: I think you know what No, maybe it wasn't that far.
Speaker 3: It was a lot of reading, but it was when
Speaker 3: he got into the baseball gambling is when I stopped
Speaker 3: reading it, so I would I actually probably didn't get
Speaker 3: very far at.
Speaker 6: All, because Henry Ford is a tough read. I mean,
Speaker 6: he does have the protocols I think written in there.
Speaker 6: He goes over the protocols. But yeah, it's it's dry.
Speaker 6: It's dry reading, for sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: The Deer Blo Yeah, that's I think.
Speaker 3: I switched over to World Order or The New History
Speaker 3: of the Jews by Eustace Mullens while I was reading
Speaker 3: that book, so that I and then I don't know
Speaker 3: if I went back to it.
Speaker 6: Are most of mullens books out of print? Eustace Mullens.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but here, let me see if I can find
Speaker 3: World Order for you. I might be ably just put
Speaker 3: it right here in the uh.
Speaker 2: Pop up real quick. I gotta go downstairs and see
Speaker 2: what's going on. I may have to use my uh
Speaker 2: ballistic persuader.
Speaker 3: He's got. He's in a certain area where there's lots
Speaker 3: of He's in New Mexico, not far from the border,
Speaker 3: so there's a lot of lots of freaks.
Speaker 6: I'm in the Bay Area.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I went to I went to Petaluma for
Speaker 3: Coastguard trading out there.
Speaker 6: That's what I know. You said on your show you
Speaker 6: were in the Coast Guard one nine to eleven hit.
Speaker 6: What What did they What happened that day? What did
Speaker 6: they do to you?
Speaker 5: Well?
Speaker 3: I was in We were in Kabock, Say and Lucas
Speaker 3: and I I think we were out for the out
Speaker 3: to see for like thirty four days straight, and usually
Speaker 3: we don't go out for that long before we have
Speaker 3: a break. And so we were out there for thirty
Speaker 3: one days, thirty two days, thirty four days something that
Speaker 3: then we had just gotten off and going to our
Speaker 3: hotels and we started everybody started relaxing the way young
Speaker 3: people relax or kicked back. And early that morning, we
Speaker 3: probably hadn't been off the boat for more than nine hours,
Speaker 3: we get called back in. First, this is what happened.
Speaker 3: Somebody coming to my door knocking and I opened it. It
Speaker 3: was in the morning. It was like Best Western or
Speaker 3: something like that. They walked right past me, barely even
Speaker 3: looked at me, went over to the TV and just
Speaker 3: turned it out and sat down, and I was like,
Speaker 3: what's going on? And I didn't say anything. The person
Speaker 3: was just staring at it. And then I look at
Speaker 3: him as the real trade center and we're seeing smoking.
Speaker 3: So apparently it was because you know, they're already paying
Speaker 3: attention to it because the first one already hit. And
Speaker 3: then we watched what appeared to be another explosion happening,
Speaker 3: and you know what, we looked like an airplane hitting it.
Speaker 3: And then they called us all off back to the ship.
Speaker 3: So we didn't have very very much time, very much
Speaker 3: leave before we had to get back on the boat.
Speaker 3: And that was the first time I've ever seen a
Speaker 3: Z rated message, which is like wartime high high secured,
Speaker 3: you know, high, highest priority. So I had to like
Speaker 3: rip those off the computer and bring them directly up
Speaker 3: to the captain on the on the deck on the bridge.
Speaker 3: But yeah, so we what the military did is they
Speaker 3: pulled all bolts out of foreign ports because whoever whoever
Speaker 3: was in the know or didn't know, that's the standard protocol.
Speaker 3: So that's what we did and everything everything that I
Speaker 3: came off of my boat though, because I was I
Speaker 3: was in the message traffic, so that's what I did.
Speaker 3: I was in the radio room, had to have topsic
Speaker 3: good clearance to be in there. So I certainly radio
Speaker 3: teletype and all that, and all the messages that were
Speaker 3: coming across the Z flash messages were all al Qaida, this,
Speaker 3: al Qaida, that, al Qaida this. It's like, wow, you
Speaker 3: guys knew who this was before it happened.
Speaker 6: It seems to right right, Yeah, So did you have
Speaker 6: a feeling I called it it's an inside job? Did
Speaker 6: you feel that right out the right out the gate?
Speaker 3: I wasn't into it like that back then. Back then
Speaker 3: I was I was twenty one, twenty two. I didn't
Speaker 3: really think about it like that, you know.
Speaker 6: So how about the how about COVID? Did you know
Speaker 6: that was a scam right out the game?
Speaker 3: I was telling people for two years before that do
Speaker 3: not touch a needle to your child, no matter what
Speaker 3: it is. And that's before they had the mm ornaise
Speaker 3: that it was horrible. It's horrible. You know, all the
Speaker 3: research that we've done, we made sure our daughter didn't
Speaker 3: get any we made sure that we never got any more.
Speaker 3: And it's deadly poison if you do. And then when
Speaker 3: this came along, I was looking at the history of
Speaker 3: things and I was like, wow, Okay, So while they're
Speaker 3: pushing this. I'm noticing that they're beefing up there. You know,
Speaker 3: their red flag law, no knock raid there, their rights
Speaker 3: to do it to you. And I'm like, so, why
Speaker 3: is this all drumming up? And then then okay mandates
Speaker 3: for a shot. Looks like you guys don't do it,
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I was, uh, you were you were awake,
Speaker 2: You were awake by that.
Speaker 1: Time, yes, yeah, it was it was from by then.
Speaker 6: Yeah, when when was your awakening? And who awakened you
Speaker 6: to the JQ.
Speaker 1: You know, I don't know. I don't know just reading,
Speaker 1: I guess kind of.
Speaker 6: That's why I you know, I knew about the Jews
Speaker 6: twenty years ago, but I didn't know I in two thousand.
Speaker 6: The project for the Newest American Century was really when
Speaker 6: they got a firm.
Speaker 3: Grip Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, a.
Speaker 6: Firm grip around our foreign policy, and.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I think by proxy, they've been just
Speaker 3: controlling us ever since, you know, we were incorporated in
Speaker 3: eighteen seventy one, if not sooner.
Speaker 6: Right, But I mean, I'm I'm I think I'm twenty
Speaker 6: years old. I'm sixty five, twenty or twenty five years
Speaker 6: older than you. I do remember I'm around Giuseppe's agent,
Speaker 6: you know. So when I was younger, it was a
Speaker 6: more high trust society. In the sixties early seventies. We
Speaker 6: didn't have a lot of these laws and restrictions and right,
Speaker 6: you know, but then again, we didn't have cell phones
Speaker 6: or internet or anything back then, so.
Speaker 1: Which has done probably more harm than good, right.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, yeah, absolutely, it's created more of a surveillance state
Speaker 6: having these cell phones. Are there are tracking devices? Right,
Speaker 6: So it was more of a high trust society back then.
Speaker 6: When I was a kid, you could unlock your door,
Speaker 6: you go out late at night. You didn't have to
Speaker 6: worry about you know, the crime that I mean that
Speaker 6: you see today.
Speaker 3: It's just right, I'm not saying that. So here's I
Speaker 3: think I think a lot of the cool down or
Speaker 3: the cool phase of that meaning not agitating. Does it
Speaker 3: mean that they weren't begaining ever more power behind the scenes,
Speaker 3: because we were still going to wars for them. We
Speaker 3: had just filed two World wars for them. They were
Speaker 3: sending us here, they were sending us there. They were
Speaker 3: you know, the whole nine to eleven thing happens later on.
Speaker 3: But because I just just because it seemed like we
Speaker 3: had a good you know, or you know, that there
Speaker 3: was a better time during that time, doesn't mean that
Speaker 3: the economy was getting any better, or that the you know,
Speaker 3: runaway spending wasn't happening, or that the inflation wasn't occurring,
Speaker 3: or that all the other things that these people affect
Speaker 3: wasn't already eroding the shit out of us from the inside.
Speaker 1: And all these efforts to.
Speaker 3: Basically make healthcare more of a more of a what
Speaker 3: do you call it, not not very uh voluntary, the
Speaker 3: more involuntary.
Speaker 1: Like there's all these things that were going on, Like there's.
Speaker 3: Now at this point it's you tell you, if you
Speaker 3: think you have cancer, don't go to an MD, because
Speaker 3: if they diagnose you with it and you say you
Speaker 3: don't want the treatment, you can be put in jail.
Speaker 6: That's me.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they tried to do that to me.
Speaker 6: Well, I was worried they were going to come to
Speaker 6: my door with a needle and force injected me. That's
Speaker 6: how paranoid I got.
Speaker 3: No, I believe it. Yeah, And that's if you listen
Speaker 3: to freaking what's his name Witz? He was He was
Speaker 3: straight up threatening people that, yeah, saying we should be
Speaker 3: able to plunge and go to your home, pull you
Speaker 3: out of your home and plunge a needle in your arm.
Speaker 3: And that asked walking around and he's actually on rumble.
Speaker 3: How do people still let that guy walk around?
Speaker 6: Yeah? I know? And Bill Gates? How's Bill Gates still
Speaker 6: walking around?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 6: Free? A free man? Yeah, it's it's criminal. I agree.
Speaker 2: When supposedly his own wife divorced him because he was
Speaker 2: going to these underage orgies, yep. And she hated Epstein
Speaker 2: because she feels that Epstein corrupted him. And I was like,
Speaker 2: you ding dong, he was corrupt way before that. You
Speaker 2: just missed it.
Speaker 1: Are you talking about Bill Gates wife?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, she divorced him, that's right, Yeah, long ago, a.
Speaker 3: Couple of years ago, like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation,
Speaker 3: Melinda before that.
Speaker 1: Really mm hmmm. I think she's a dude anyway.
Speaker 6: Well, because they have they've got Bill on tape with
Speaker 6: underage girls, just like they probably have Donald on tape, right, Yeah,
Speaker 6: and they probably just tell Donald, hey, dude, you're gonna
Speaker 6: do what we're going to tell you to do, otherwise
Speaker 6: we'll just kill you or one of your family members,
Speaker 6: you know, Here's.
Speaker 3: The funny thing about this is that, you know, the
Speaker 3: type of power that they have. It doesn't have to
Speaker 3: be murder. They can ruin you. They can bankrupt the
Speaker 3: most wealthy person overnight. You no longer have any access
Speaker 3: to a bank account. If you're into real estate, they'll
Speaker 3: call in the debts they banks. If you have any
Speaker 3: loans out, they'll call those in. If you have whatever, stocks, bonds, whatever,
Speaker 3: you know, anything held in a safe, they can they
Speaker 3: can just shut you all down and no payment processors
Speaker 3: if you're if you're in business, they can make it
Speaker 3: so that they freeze and destroy you and cancel you
Speaker 3: without that much effort involved.
Speaker 6: Even a guy, even a guy like even a guy
Speaker 6: like Elon Musk, the so called richest man in the world.
Speaker 6: Remember he was fighting with the a t L a
Speaker 6: year or two ago, and then they then he had
Speaker 6: to go do kiss net and Yahoo and go over
Speaker 6: there to Auschwitz and kneel to them.
Speaker 2: Yeah and yeah, it wasn't him, And they put him
Speaker 2: through a retraining program, Yes, re education.
Speaker 3: What wasn't that rabbi that was? It?
Speaker 2: Was it? S Rabbi Schmooley.
Speaker 3: The ones that they went to the grave side of
Speaker 3: it was Oh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, the guy who died of impact.
Speaker 3: Yeah that's from Yeah, that was Julie right, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: so yeah, that's nearson guy.
Speaker 1: That's where they went and uh, they prayed for ship
Speaker 1: to him.
Speaker 3: Elon Shapiro, the you know, their handler, the young the
Speaker 3: young handler of the of the other two.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he's handled.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure he has.
Speaker 2: Most of them look like hot dogs.
Speaker 6: Yeah. So this is uh, we're living in the most
Speaker 6: Zionist administration ever since. And I'm sick. I'm sixty five,
Speaker 6: so I and I've seen some bad LBJ was bad.
Speaker 6: He was pretty bad. Yes, I think Ronald Reagan probably
Speaker 6: he was promoted by them, but I don't know. Ronny, Yeah, Ronnie, Yeah,
Speaker 6: he was promoted by them. I guess there hasn't been
Speaker 6: one in my lifetime that hasn't been well jfk okay,
Speaker 6: But I don't remember him. I was I was three
Speaker 6: years old when he was shot. But he went against him,
Speaker 6: and you see, what, do you really believe that he
Speaker 6: was fighting about them not getting nuclear weapons? That was
Speaker 6: the one of the main reasons.
Speaker 3: There's a there's a huge argument made for that in
Speaker 3: final judgment by Mike Michael Collins Piper and I've read that, and.
Speaker 1: It's there's a Lanski connection there.
Speaker 3: Like the whole reason why we were doing the whole
Speaker 3: Bay of Pigs Cuba thing and why they wanted them
Speaker 3: run with Cuba and they wanted to do this Operation
Speaker 3: Northwood Ship and all those was because cashers shut down
Speaker 3: the casinos.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 3: There was money, money too much. That was all was about.
Speaker 3: That's how they'll they'll put you into war and murder
Speaker 3: a president over shit like that. If they want to
Speaker 3: look at your if he wants to look at your
Speaker 3: nuclear you know, power plant as well, to see whether
Speaker 3: or not you're cooking something up over there that's just
Speaker 3: actually icing on the cake.
Speaker 1: They already decided that they were going to whack you.
Speaker 3: That's right, Yeah, yeah, yeah, Well and also to them
Speaker 3: everything that they wanted.
Speaker 1: And you know, you must not understand what America really is.
Speaker 3: It's theirs.
Speaker 6: You just can't please you can't please these people. You
Speaker 6: can't please them, man.
Speaker 2: And the more you try, the more danger you are in.
Speaker 3: Exactly the exactly and yeah, that you can't be the
Speaker 3: friendliness thing, that the familiarity thing. You just try to contempt.
Speaker 2: Familiarity is contempt to them. It's it's it's it's miles. Well,
Speaker 2: be a virtue to them.
Speaker 3: If they say that, if they say that you're a
Speaker 3: friend of Israel, what that means if they they very
Speaker 3: decided that you have pledged your life, meaning if they
Speaker 3: think they can leverage your life to further their cause,
Speaker 3: they will take you out and blame home ever, do
Speaker 3: whatever they get to do.
Speaker 6: So if you're a Shabbist, by that means you've pledged
Speaker 6: to Israel. What what's that mean again? Shabi is goy.
Speaker 1: That's a good question. I heard people saying that all
Speaker 1: the time.
Speaker 3: I just think it means like a like a I
Speaker 3: always think of it like a like a like a
Speaker 3: like a cook, like a sheep.
Speaker 2: To it means servant. I've heard of call shot meant servant,
Speaker 2: servant are compliant. Which that's why I find it interesting
Speaker 2: that the whole Covid spiel was mean Sabbaths.
Speaker 3: Right, So it's what you so you know they're not
Speaker 3: supposed to do anything on the Sabbath, So yeah, you're
Speaker 3: basically they're errand boy. So shabaskoi also spelled shabat Goi
Speaker 3: or shatas goi with ees a non Jew who, in
Speaker 3: specific circumstances, performs task on the Jewish Sabbath that religious.
Speaker 3: This is more the more the more technical definition religious
Speaker 3: Jewish law prohibits a Jew from doing. The term comes
Speaker 3: from Yiddish with shovels referring to the Sabbath and GOI
Speaker 3: you mean, and yeah, okay, we get it. So there
Speaker 3: you go. Yes, you're an erin boy a boy, but you've.
Speaker 6: Got a lot of them. We've got a lot of them.
Speaker 3: But even if they just catch you in like you know,
Speaker 3: like you're taking money that they offered or you don't
Speaker 3: know where the money it came from, they still say
Speaker 3: that they own you. And if that, if that contract
Speaker 3: that you entered, that you didn't know you entered, requires
Speaker 3: you to die because they can leverage you, then they'll
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 1: And they showed that, they show that recently.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I don't even know.
Speaker 3: If the whole thing of him being irritated with with
Speaker 3: them and finding out that he was kind of, you know,
Speaker 3: taking money from demons for as long as he was.
Speaker 3: I don't think that even factored in why they killed Kirk,
Speaker 3: because they don't need reasons. They're that diabolical that they
Speaker 3: don't really need a reason, right, you could have been
Speaker 3: feeling that way and that could have just been honestly
Speaker 3: misleading to most people to find the real truth about them,
Speaker 3: and that is that at any time you could get
Speaker 3: called upon to, you know, be a sacrifice for them.
Speaker 3: That's what the whole Christian I think section of you know,
Speaker 3: this Abrahamic death cult is all about. It's just being
Speaker 3: I mean, they show you here's your guy, he's on
Speaker 3: a stick and enjoy and h.
Speaker 6: Right. But I mean, if, okay, if Jesus did exist,
Speaker 6: he did rail against these Jewish pharisees, did he not?
Speaker 6: He was railing against Now.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, there's two different things going on here. There's
Speaker 3: the Torah, which happens prior to right wickedly evil. But
Speaker 3: then if they got a hold of the story, and
Speaker 3: we wouldn't know two thousand years later how much And
Speaker 3: when look at the example that they led left, how'd
Speaker 3: that work out for him? He was the son of
Speaker 3: God according to the Bible, and he didn't even make
Speaker 3: it when he when he defied the Sanhedron.
Speaker 1: Well, wait a minute, what's the real message there?
Speaker 6: Well, the part of the part of the message is
Speaker 6: that he was prophesied to be sacrificed.
Speaker 3: But that's God. Yeah, but that's that's center cult ship
Speaker 3: to have to even need to sacrifice a child to
Speaker 3: save the well.
Speaker 6: No, Jesus died for your sins because according to this
Speaker 6: New Testament that you are a sinner, meaning you've done
Speaker 6: things in your life.
Speaker 3: I don't get that.
Speaker 1: That's like saying, go to bathroom for me.
Speaker 3: Okay, do it? You know what I mean?
Speaker 5: I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't buy the lie that they that they're selling you.
Speaker 3: There is all I'm.
Speaker 6: Saying, So the all the Abrahamic religions are.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that it wasn't the Jesus. I just
Speaker 3: don't think that that that exercise of torture and murder
Speaker 3: was necessary for anybody to get Like what happened for
Speaker 3: the however long the world was going on without that happening? Yeah,
Speaker 3: where was everybody waiting around for heaven? Like it doesn't
Speaker 3: make any sense.
Speaker 6: Do you listen to What do you think of Eli
Speaker 6: James on FTJ? Have you listened to him? What do
Speaker 6: you think of some of his stuff? A? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 6: he's a Christian? What is it not? Christian nationalists? What
Speaker 6: do you call it Christian. Christian identity.
Speaker 3: Oh so he's a he's the number one on the
Speaker 3: on the list of dangerous to the Jews right now,
Speaker 3: that's right, that's anti semitic to be a Christian identity.
Speaker 6: Well they you know, they passed a law in Congress
Speaker 6: last year that the New Testament is considered anti semitic.
Speaker 3: The fact that they have the pass laws like that
Speaker 3: in the first place, Like with that does two things,
Speaker 3: because if you say something's bad and more people want it,
Speaker 3: and so that's it's good reverse psychology for people to
Speaker 3: be curious about and go running for it. And then
Speaker 3: the other thing is it also gives you the false
Speaker 3: impression that something that in that book book is scary
Speaker 3: to them, and it's not.
Speaker 1: It's just they wanted to suppress you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's an excuse. They shout out as they strike you, right,
Speaker 2: they cry in pain as they strike it.
Speaker 3: They want to humiliate and see how much you'll take
Speaker 3: before you strike back. And I think that's really what
Speaker 3: it is. I think they want a strong reaction so
Speaker 3: that they can have an even stronger reaction in kind.
Speaker 3: Just like that lady, you know.
Speaker 6: I mean sixte years they used to burn crosses on
Speaker 6: Jews lawns sixty or seventy years ago.
Speaker 1: You know, it's kind of weird.
Speaker 6: And the Klan, the clan was pretty strong.
Speaker 3: Backna like why would you bring across? And it was true,
Speaker 3: why would I burn my icon? Their right?
Speaker 6: Did you see that picture where Charlie Kirk was sacrificed
Speaker 6: It was a manora shaped like a monora there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I did see that.
Speaker 3: And you know when people are like, oh, there's not
Speaker 3: allow of Jews, this is this is a Mormon town,
Speaker 3: like you obviously don't realize that the only thing that's
Speaker 3: more Zionist than a Christian Zionist is a Mormon, regular
Speaker 3: Mormon right.
Speaker 2: To wit that one of their leadership even said that basically,
Speaker 2: the only people who can understand Judaism and what it
Speaker 2: is means to be a Jew is a Mormon.
Speaker 6: Oh h yeah, it's a cult. Mormonism is a cult,
Speaker 6: big time cult, right.
Speaker 2: It has it has a lot of the same I
Speaker 2: mean a lot of the things in Mormonism are lifted
Speaker 2: straight out of the Torah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's no daylight there.
Speaker 3: And you know, the Latter day Saints is a nice
Speaker 3: way of just the concept of a latter day saint
Speaker 3: is a nice way to add, like like your your
Speaker 3: rabbi into the mix of a sainthood.
Speaker 2: Right, that's right. And also too, they went back, they
Speaker 2: want they want to go back to sacrifice. Yeah, that
Speaker 2: was something that was showed away by the death of Christ,
Speaker 2: and they're saying, well, we follow Christ, but we still
Speaker 2: want to sacrifice some stuff I got, I got all
Speaker 2: these goats in the back. I gotta go kill to night.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, that's how you And that's the other thing.
Speaker 3: There's no such thing as a Christian Zionist because if
Speaker 3: you are one, you're not the other.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: You can't.
Speaker 6: Yeah, like Judeo Christianity, it's water, water and oil.
Speaker 2: That's right. Well, and it's funny that you mentioned that.
Speaker 2: So let's go through the entomology of the word Judeo.
Speaker 1: Guys, can you run it for a couple of seconds.
Speaker 1: I gotta go get my outside.
Speaker 2: Thanks. You have Jew and doe God, Jews as God Christianity.
Speaker 2: That's problematic to me. Yeah, it's a mind trick. It's
Speaker 2: neuro linguistic programming top to bottom. And anyone that says
Speaker 2: that is trying to mess with your head. I just
Speaker 2: have to understand that if people are saying Judeo Christian
Speaker 2: jew Jew do God, Christian Jewish Jews our God over
Speaker 2: the Christians, it kind of breaks my brain. Yeah, I
Speaker 2: was a linguist, so things like this bother me.
Speaker 6: So how are things down in your neck of the woods.
Speaker 6: Down in New Mexico, Albuquerque?
Speaker 2: Hmm, it's not too bad. The crime has gotten much better.
Speaker 2: When they actually started deporting people, the crime just plummeted.
Speaker 2: So anyone that's saying that these deportations and all these
Speaker 2: people from south of the border were simply quote looking
Speaker 2: for a better life, oh, they were doing far more
Speaker 2: than that, because literally our crime went down the nothing.
Speaker 6: Is Trump really deporting people or is it a show?
Speaker 2: No, he's deporting people. As a matter of fact. Funny
Speaker 2: thing happened to me. This is kind of Seinfeld meets
Speaker 2: New Mexicans. So so what happened is I have a
Speaker 2: friend of mine who is working for a roofing company. Okay,
Speaker 2: one day he comes to me goes, man, this is
Speaker 2: an injustice to said it. And now this guy normally
Speaker 2: is in the alt right, Okay, He's like, it's not fair,
Speaker 2: it's you know, that's this that and the other. And
Speaker 2: I'm like, well, what the hell are you talking about.
Speaker 2: He's like, we need to break somebody out of prison.
Speaker 2: I'm like, what the hell are we breaking on a person?
Speaker 2: My boss? And I go, but I thought you said
Speaker 2: that your boss was a veteran and was a legal
Speaker 2: uh you know, had already gotten his citizenship. Well no,
Speaker 2: I go, shit, Well what else did he lie to
Speaker 2: you about. I'm like, wow, yeah, he got deported after
Speaker 2: being here for twenty He's like, well, he's been here
Speaker 2: for twenty five. I go, don't you understand it doesn't
Speaker 2: matter how long he's been here. He had plenty of
Speaker 2: time to go get his I said, number one stolen valor. Okay,
Speaker 2: so screw him anyway, Okay, that sucks, right, he's a
Speaker 2: shitty liar. Yeah, that's number one. Number two. I'm like,
Speaker 2: he had twenty or twenty five goddamn years to get
Speaker 2: his paperwork, right, you know, they just to give you
Speaker 2: an idea, And this caused a bigger problem than it
Speaker 2: should have. When I went with my wife to get
Speaker 2: her paperwork, they well, at that time, Obama had already
Speaker 2: processed her paperwork. Because basically, if you if you hadn't
Speaker 2: committed a felony and you had been in the country
Speaker 2: for more than about fourteen years or so, and you
Speaker 2: had been paying your taxes, they automatically started your citizenship.
Speaker 2: And so the idea was that so that you know,
Speaker 2: once you did go to get your citizenship, everything was fast,
Speaker 2: fast tracked. Everything already done, right, They've already paved the way.
Speaker 2: Your paperwork's just waiting. Well, the problem was we went
Speaker 2: to the immigration office and the woman there was Hispanic,
Speaker 2: and she said that was well, she's Korean, and I go,
Speaker 2: what the hell difference does it make? He met the requirements? No, No,
Speaker 2: that was only for people from Mexico in Latin America,
Speaker 2: and they intentionally botched her paperwork. We almost had to
Speaker 2: send her back to Korea to reapply. Wow, this is
Speaker 2: what they do. Okay, So I don't want to hear
Speaker 2: anything about the leftists about how happy, go lucky all
Speaker 2: the Hispanic people are that come from Mexico. That is
Speaker 2: a bull crap. There's some of the most racist and
Speaker 2: most radically affiliated people on the planet, and they'll do
Speaker 2: it to their own too. Like if you've seen Mexicans
Speaker 2: how they treat Guatemalans and that it's not a good scene.
Speaker 2: You know, my buddy was running for a while, he
Speaker 2: was running a landscaping crew and.
Speaker 6: Albuquerque down in Albuque.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, And they do have a keen insight about
Speaker 3: hating a Well, they got one girl that I was
Speaker 3: dating Mexican. She was very anti black and we had
Speaker 3: nothing about black neighbors in our neighborhood. So that wasn't
Speaker 3: good for me.
Speaker 2: Well, she had a lot to tell you all every day.
Speaker 3: I bet I got lots of friends after she left, though,
Speaker 3: Like the guys around me started opening up and becoming like, hey,
Speaker 3: what's up. Dan, And I used to say, you know,
Speaker 3: my kind hello, and it was more like a nod head.
Speaker 3: And then we started getting to know each other after
Speaker 3: she left, and I figured out later on why they said.
Speaker 3: They said that she was a freaking snarky little bitch
Speaker 3: to them.
Speaker 2: That's the thing here too, especially in New Mexico. That
Speaker 2: is the thing. That's why a lot of black people
Speaker 2: do not feel welcome here at all. And I'm kind
Speaker 2: of like, well, you know, white people don't feel that
Speaker 2: welcome either. I don't know what you're talking about. What
Speaker 2: do you want me to do about it? But anyways,
Speaker 2: he had to be. He one day made the mistake
Speaker 2: of picking up a guy from the lows, and I'm like,
Speaker 2: what are you doing anyway? Okay, fine, you're picking up
Speaker 2: an illegal to help out with the landscaping. The legit
Speaker 2: landscaping crew members.
Speaker 1: To your house to do your to do your bathroom though.
Speaker 2: No, don't do that Guatemalan. And he didn't know, and
Speaker 2: they beat the ship out of him. Oh, and he's like,
Speaker 2: oh my god, what am I going? He caused me.
Speaker 2: He says, what am I going to do it? What
Speaker 2: am I going to do with this? I said, what
Speaker 2: what the hell happened? He said, all my my workers
Speaker 2: beat the ship out of the Guatemalan guy.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 2: I'm like, wow, that's what he meant.
Speaker 3: The guy that that he picked up beat him up
Speaker 3: in his car like Ronvers, No, no, no, oh man.
Speaker 2: He picked up this guy because he spoke Spanish, but
Speaker 2: he doesn't know Spanish well enough to know the difference
Speaker 2: between accents and that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, he picked up.
Speaker 2: The Guatemalan and brought him over because they needed a
Speaker 2: little help.
Speaker 6: Didn't go over well.
Speaker 2: I did not go over well at all. And then
Speaker 2: now he's got a problem He's like, like, dude, I
Speaker 2: he's not even supposed to be here. And I'm like,
Speaker 2: what the hell you call me? He goes, you know everything.
Speaker 2: I go, I don't know shit about what you're doing.
Speaker 2: Isn't that stupid?
Speaker 6: You know?
Speaker 3: Come over here and fix this? I need about ten.
Speaker 2: Dude, I'm not shiitting you. I'm like, what do you
Speaker 2: think I'm supposed to do? Like just wave my magic
Speaker 2: ex je wand around and fix it for you? Or
Speaker 2: what are you you know, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: I mean, that's part of my heritage, but that's not
Speaker 2: like I don't have connections like that anymore. What are
Speaker 2: we talking about? Those are? Those are long gone? And
Speaker 2: he's like, why don't just give me an idea? You
Speaker 2: know the law and shit, I'm like, the best thing
Speaker 2: you could do, I said, as long as I make
Speaker 2: just make sure the guy doesn't go into hospital, because
Speaker 2: once that happens, you're gonna have to fill out a
Speaker 2: bunch of paperwork and shit. I'm like, I'm like, there's nothing.
Speaker 2: There's nothing I could tell you to fix this that
Speaker 2: isn't illegal.
Speaker 3: Rush like a movie scene, like he's the guy gets
Speaker 3: out of the truck and the people on the site,
Speaker 3: just like up and look around and then like the
Speaker 3: white knuckles as.
Speaker 1: They're clenching their hammers and wrenches and shit.
Speaker 2: They messed that dude up. I said, you know you
Speaker 2: should be doing is telling your workers, Okay, now you
Speaker 2: did this. Now you figure out, call your cousins, figure
Speaker 2: out how to fix this. It's not on my hands.
Speaker 2: You You did this ship. So he had to figure
Speaker 2: something out. I guess they work something out. Dump them
Speaker 2: off at a one of the homeless shelters or something.
Speaker 2: I forget what kind of creative shit they came up with.
Speaker 3: If you threw a few a few bills in his
Speaker 3: hand too for his troubles, I.
Speaker 2: Think he paid them, paid him off. He gave him
Speaker 2: a couple grand or something. But good lord man, you know, I'm.
Speaker 6: Like, you've seen some results from the deportations. You're seeing
Speaker 6: some improvement. So Trump actually is deporting people. You're seeing
Speaker 6: that where you live.
Speaker 2: For a guy who's probably worth a couple million dollars,
Speaker 2: who's a roofer over here and was a quote upstanding
Speaker 2: member of society. He was even bread and he said,
Speaker 2: he said, I thought, well, so my buddy calls me.
Speaker 2: He says, uh, I called him. I called him at
Speaker 2: the immigration detention center and he told me, well, I
Speaker 2: paid everybody off so that this wasn't happen. And I said,
Speaker 2: it don't work that way with Trump. What do you
Speaker 2: think the ship is? He said no, but he goes,
Speaker 2: I'm mad because I paid everybody off and they still
Speaker 2: deported me. Yeah, And I was like, wooh, that that's
Speaker 2: a sea change right there, because what that tells you
Speaker 2: is used to be able to just pay everybody off
Speaker 2: and everybody go away and leave you alone. He's like,
Speaker 2: I couldn't pay, he said, I couldn't pay these guys off.
Speaker 2: They wouldn't stop.
Speaker 6: So here in California they get free healthcare. Gavin Newsome
Speaker 6: me as a taxpayer, I paid, yeah, and I I
Speaker 6: just I don't think it's fair. I don't think that's
Speaker 6: fair myself. Well why do I Why do I need
Speaker 6: to pay for.
Speaker 3: These people that don't pay taxes themselves? And then you
Speaker 3: have to pay for all the ship that they get
Speaker 3: for free?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah. Let me tell you what they do.
Speaker 6: Is that the Jews too?
Speaker 2: Is that the Jews they do that too?
Speaker 1: Of course they're behind it.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the Russian Jews that all came over
Speaker 2: right after the fall of the Wall.
Speaker 6: No I didn't. I wasn't paying attention, Okay.
Speaker 2: So when that happened in places like Chicago, we got inundated.
Speaker 2: I think San Francisco had a pretty good contingent of
Speaker 2: them to Also, when they would come over, they would
Speaker 2: in synagogue, they would come over, these these NGOs would
Speaker 2: help them come over fill out paper, okay, and they
Speaker 2: would get there, they'd get all their welfare paperwork and
Speaker 2: their EBT and everything filled out right there, right when
Speaker 2: they hit the synagogues, the Jewish services, they would help
Speaker 2: them fill that all out. But here was the thing.
Speaker 2: In some cases, they were misspelling their names wrong on
Speaker 2: the documentation. So one person may be getting two or
Speaker 2: three disbursements of BBT and welfare based on one or
Speaker 2: two or three different versions of their name.
Speaker 3: So they're not because a lot of the rush Security
Speaker 3: number two. I mean, I'm not saying that's a good thing.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying I agree with anything, but I'm just
Speaker 3: saying they just can't change the number.
Speaker 1: You can change me.
Speaker 2: I'm a number for each one of them, for each
Speaker 2: one of the names, they issue a new number.
Speaker 3: Man, it's all going the same address, and that doesn't
Speaker 3: it's strange to somebody all going in the same bank
Speaker 3: account and it doesn't seem like it's strange to anything.
Speaker 2: Well, they didn't have bank accounts back then. This is
Speaker 2: kind of before that. But even now that same thing
Speaker 2: is happening. I've even had friends of mine who are
Speaker 2: illegals rubbing in my face. I'm like, Robert, you're such
Speaker 2: a good guy.
Speaker 3: That's the rong person to be rubbing in the face
Speaker 3: of the pagers and that ends up having to pay
Speaker 3: for your bullshit.
Speaker 2: But they had a point. They were like, why don't
Speaker 2: you just do what we do, Just scam the system.
Speaker 2: It's not going to ever catch you. They don't do
Speaker 2: anything about it, and they don't. They have not been
Speaker 2: enforcing any of this welfare fraud with multiple forever. As
Speaker 2: a matter of fact, if I recall, if you remember
Speaker 2: Jasmine Crockett, if I recall her family got in trouble
Speaker 2: because they were collecting the Social Security from their dead
Speaker 2: aunt or dead mother for like three years after she died.
Speaker 2: Anybody hear about that. No, yeah, no, And it's a
Speaker 2: common thing in the hood. Everyone does it.
Speaker 3: They still are, they still giving them you in bank
Speaker 3: cards that were putting four grand on each for them
Speaker 3: to come across.
Speaker 1: I can't tell you how many people do that.
Speaker 3: Look like they just came out of the field, but
Speaker 3: they're driving a one hundred thousand dollars truck.
Speaker 2: Dude. Get they get loan priorities, They get to get
Speaker 2: loans with no down payment, business loans with no down payment,
Speaker 2: and they run out on these loans all the time.
Speaker 2: The Indians. My other best friend was from India, and
Speaker 2: he used to get so pissed off about this stuff.
Speaker 2: He would say, if you knew the level of scam
Speaker 2: that is going on in the Indian and Pakistani community,
Speaker 2: he goes, you don't murder us tomorrow. He's like, it's
Speaker 2: that bad. They'll they'll house. They'll go and apply for
Speaker 2: these loans, no money down, no payments for a year.
Speaker 2: They'll go, get a business loan, go buy a hotel.
Speaker 2: They'll sell the hotels between each other.
Speaker 6: Trump stopping any of this under the Trump administration.
Speaker 2: No, the Indian stuff, he is not doing shit about it.
Speaker 2: The welfare scams from did you know there's people there's
Speaker 2: people in India who are getting welfare and they came
Speaker 2: here on a visa and they say the welfare got
Speaker 2: it and went right back to India. Wow, they don't
Speaker 2: even stay here, they're not even here.
Speaker 6: No, no one's policing this.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 6: Is that why we're thirty seven trillion in debt?
Speaker 2: When when doage started to hit that third rail that
Speaker 2: dealt with the people from India scamming our social services, Okay,
Speaker 2: that's when Trump threw out Elon. Nope, we're not going
Speaker 2: to do that. We don't want that kind of bad press. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and Elon didn't want to do it either. And the
Speaker 2: reason why, Oh, he's got the workers. He's got the workers,
Speaker 2: that's right, Yeah, that's right. He wants a fresh supply
Speaker 2: of workers who will do whatever he says, like goddamn
Speaker 2: slaves yep.
Speaker 6: Oh, and his factories are they're terrible. I live down
Speaker 6: the road. Down the road from my house in Fremont,
Speaker 6: California is one of his car factories, and it's it's
Speaker 6: a tough place to work, man, they're slaves in there.
Speaker 3: Funny enough, I'm making.
Speaker 6: No, I'm not in Fremont, I'm I'm close to Fremont,
Speaker 6: Dan but.
Speaker 3: Be one of the loan loan houses, one of the
Speaker 3: big loanhouses back for the bubble burst and that's all.
Speaker 3: That's all Larry Fink too. I didn't know that until
Speaker 3: recently that he was responsible for all that shit. And
Speaker 3: I'm talking about two thousand and I'm talking about like
Speaker 3: two thousand to two thousand four, just before they started
Speaker 3: cracking down like in two thousand and five on the
Speaker 3: adjusted rate mortgages, the subprime mortgage lending.
Speaker 1: And that was off. That was off Fink's idea, all the.
Speaker 2: Things that caused to overcook and cause the big short.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Freemont was one of the investors that we used
Speaker 3: to use for people who are really fucked because they,
Speaker 3: you know, they could get along through Fremont.
Speaker 6: Fremont Bank. Fremont Bank.
Speaker 1: Was that Florida Or is that?
Speaker 6: No, I'm I'm talking Fremont, California. Elon has a car factory.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I know that, But I'm thinking that the
Speaker 3: bank was named after the same place, wasn't it.
Speaker 6: Or No? No, Well, there is a Fremont Bank, but
Speaker 6: it's not Florida. There is a Fremont Bank here in California.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I saw. It's probably associated with because they had
Speaker 3: the the AIG, the whole you know, thing. We would
Speaker 3: go into a chart and there'd be a bunch of
Speaker 3: just some different lenders. I worked mortgages coming out of
Speaker 3: college for like five years and that was I went
Speaker 3: for first guarantee mortgage. So I all these these banks
Speaker 3: come and go and completely disappear and uh whatever these
Speaker 3: uh these brokerage houses where we were brokers ourselves kind
Speaker 3: of uh being the middle man in between the banks
Speaker 3: and whatever. So yeah, like I didn't go I didn't
Speaker 3: go crazy with any of this stuff. But some people,
Speaker 3: like they were doing what they call the stated loan,
Speaker 3: stated stated assets, stated income, you know, stated stated loans
Speaker 3: or you just they called it the drug deal a
Speaker 3: loan too, because you need to tell on purpose. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I knew a guy who freaking he got caught with
Speaker 3: this because he was an idiot, because why would you
Speaker 3: do this because they have a record of it.
Speaker 1: He fudged a freaking W two.
Speaker 3: Well, when they when they pull the re real drug
Speaker 3: W two and see that it's not the same, guess
Speaker 3: who's in trouble. Yeah, person who changed it?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah. So hey, another subject, what
Speaker 6: do you think of all these AI data centers. We
Speaker 6: don't have the power grid in the United States is
Speaker 6: what's to happen here with all these AI centers being built?
Speaker 2: All I know is that my biggest question is why
Speaker 2: does every other industry recover the water that it uses
Speaker 2: for cooling and then condense it and send it back
Speaker 2: through the system. Why somehow are we unable to do
Speaker 2: that with the water that's being used allegedly to cool
Speaker 2: these a AI data centers. Where's all the water going?
Speaker 6: Good question? I don't know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, that's my concern. We can live without
Speaker 2: electricity and it's not gonna be fun, but you can
Speaker 2: kill a lot of people very quickly if you have
Speaker 2: no water.
Speaker 6: Yep.
Speaker 2: That's my big concern. And it makes me wonder if
Speaker 2: there's some kind of Is there some kind.
Speaker 3: Of besides Ohio, which is like twenty of them in
Speaker 3: the process of being built right now.
Speaker 2: You know Ohio, of all places.
Speaker 3: It's very strange, right, but but a lot.
Speaker 2: Of Indian people there, so maybe that's where.
Speaker 3: A lot of these data that are I mean are
Speaker 3: out in the middle of nowhere in deserts.
Speaker 1: Like in my area and stuff like that, so hard
Speaker 1: to get to.
Speaker 3: And the security like in these places like the switch
Speaker 3: ones are like four level security to get into. You know,
Speaker 3: each each face is another layer and they're protected more
Speaker 3: than like a military base would be, yes with military
Speaker 3: style protection. Whatever's going on in there isn't going to
Speaker 3: be good for mankind. It's going to be powering something
Speaker 3: that's going to be enslaving them. And if people ever
Speaker 3: figured it out, that's what the protection of layers of
Speaker 3: these things that are going to before, assuming that whatever
Speaker 3: they can turn on doesn't just fry your brain and
Speaker 3: as you're attempting to pull their plug. You know, it's
Speaker 3: pretty scary to think that these things will ever get energized,
Speaker 3: and then you have to. You know, it will be
Speaker 3: a great excuse for them to say that oh Ai
Speaker 3: now has the keys to the castle, and they prioritize
Speaker 3: the data centers with all of the electricity in the water,
Speaker 3: So unless you go to these smart cities, you won't
Speaker 3: be able to afford it, and it won't be available
Speaker 3: to you to have electricity or water in these areas anymore.
Speaker 3: That's how they're going to get people off the land.
Speaker 3: It's just it won't be a bit. The utilities that
Speaker 3: you need to exist won't be there.
Speaker 2: They won't be good Point Dan and no water either especially.
Speaker 2: That's kind of what I'm getting at all scarcity, you know,
Speaker 2: see for sure?
Speaker 6: Are you in New York, Dan? Are you in New York?
Speaker 3: I'm from there, but I'm in Yumah.
Speaker 6: Okay, you're on the desert man.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So I told them in the Bay Area, so
Speaker 6: A Reno, Nevada's are real big. They're building a lot
Speaker 6: of them up there in Nevada, these data centers. I
Speaker 6: was an electrician by trade. I'm retired. I yeah, but
Speaker 6: I've got buddies that are working on those data centers
Speaker 6: right now as we speak, and they're they're going seven
Speaker 6: days a week. And if you're an electrician and you
Speaker 6: want to make money, you can go to Reno, Nevada
Speaker 6: right now and you know, make three grand a week
Speaker 6: working on those things. Take home.
Speaker 3: Wow. Yeah. I was in the Electricians Union up until
Speaker 3: my fifth year and then I started to UH. That
Speaker 3: was in ib W, and then I.
Speaker 6: That's what I am. How's ib W?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: It was in the local five six nine in San Diego,
Speaker 3: dos in two thirty six in Albany. It was the
Speaker 3: city one.
Speaker 6: I worked down in five six nine. I worked at UH,
Speaker 6: the power plant down there, the nuke no yep yep uh,
Speaker 6: Santa Nol Fray, I worked in Fray. Yeah, I did
Speaker 6: a shutdown down there. Yeah.
Speaker 3: The Santa No Frey one is the one that they
Speaker 3: that they show a naked gun when he drives by,
Speaker 3: and he says, I don't know. It seems like every
Speaker 3: time everything I look at reminds me of her, and
Speaker 3: they show the two the two reaction. It's good times.
Speaker 6: Is Huma Huma? Where they grow lemons down there?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 6: Is that the lemon capital?
Speaker 3: There's lemons. Yeah, there's a there's a couple of living
Speaker 3: groves here and uh.
Speaker 6: And mining huh. They they mind they have minds down
Speaker 6: there too, right.
Speaker 1: I don't know about that part. They think that used
Speaker 1: to be. I don't know if there is anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh copper, Yeah, it's copy.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well, gentlemen, it was nice talking with you. Dan.
Speaker 6: What's your name, sir, Rob? Rob? Nice talking with you
Speaker 6: guys tonight, and uh, Dan, keep up the good work
Speaker 6: on FTJ. I'm following you, buddy.
Speaker 3: Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: I appreciate it, and thank you for your time. Thanks
Speaker 1: for joining us.
Speaker 6: All right, man, take care, three electricians.
Speaker 2: You can't get us You can't get more serendipitous than that.
Speaker 3: All right, it's pretty funny.
Speaker 2: Oh, although I I am not retiring from it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I never did quit all the way to the Journeyman either.
Speaker 2: So yeah, it's what they're holding you back for five years.
Speaker 2: Holy shit.
Speaker 3: Yeah, was apprenticeship. But they made do redo my first
Speaker 3: year when I moved from New York to here because
Speaker 3: I was moving. I was moving material for the first year,
Speaker 3: because that's how they do it up there. You know.
Speaker 3: I was using the boom trucks and bringing things up
Speaker 3: to the floor with the floor clifting all all these
Speaker 3: other things. Right, I was that guy. I was the
Speaker 3: gopher and you know, pulled some wire and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: But they were like, okay, well here's how you test in.
Speaker 3: I'm like test in and you're like, here, bend this play.
Speaker 3: Oh that wasn't perfect. Okay you started. You're going to
Speaker 3: start this like start the new year over. Fuck you.
Speaker 3: So so by the time I got to the it
Speaker 3: was technically the fourth year, but I had been in
Speaker 3: for five. I started my business with the Hot Sauce
Speaker 3: and I just left.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I basically people need to understand the IBW now has
Speaker 2: paid to play. You got to pay somebody off. That's
Speaker 2: how it works. You come up with ten grand, slap
Speaker 2: it in their hand. And I was told under knowing
Speaker 2: certain terms by a contractor here. He was like, you're good,
Speaker 2: you want your electricians' license, give me ten grand and
Speaker 2: I'll take care of it. Nice because he wanted to
Speaker 2: hire me as an inspector.
Speaker 3: That's like, that's a great gin, that's a great spot
Speaker 3: to be. Yeah, But I was like, running pipe. It
Speaker 3: is kind of bullshit, especially when you thought when you
Speaker 3: got into electrician stuff, you'd be doing like electronics. That's
Speaker 3: why I thought. I was like I was going to
Speaker 3: be the guy putting learning how to put things together
Speaker 3: and make them work. You know. It was like that, yeah,
Speaker 3: it's doing work.
Speaker 2: I did see work on my own as a as
Speaker 2: a as a consultant. I rarely did it at work.
Speaker 2: It's like, didn't even need to be licensed. It's low
Speaker 2: voltage shit. You know, the only reason you got to
Speaker 2: be licensed out here is for the labs. So they
Speaker 2: have very strict ib W laws here because they've had
Speaker 2: so many incidents of dumb asses and it's like, what,
Speaker 2: why don't you close the loophole where I can show
Speaker 2: go up with ten thousand dollars in cash and get
Speaker 2: my license in like twenty minutes.
Speaker 3: That's a bit of a minority effect too, though, because
Speaker 3: they want to go cheap, right, So if if a
Speaker 3: project or a job site doesn't require a certain thing,
Speaker 3: of course they're going to go cheap. They called them
Speaker 3: scabs or rats or whatever they're gonna if they're if
Speaker 3: it's non union, they'll call it that whatever. But it's like, yeah,
Speaker 3: if it's people who don't know what they're doing, anybody
Speaker 3: who you're going to pay is going to say, yeah,
Speaker 3: I can do that, even if they can't.
Speaker 2: But here's the thing. In my case, it's like I
Speaker 2: already got a degree in it, So what the hell
Speaker 2: are you bellyaching about?
Speaker 3: Right right? You know, a big difference for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm like already already am certified for
Speaker 2: this shit. Oh now I got to go to be
Speaker 2: an electrician on top of it. What doesn't make sense?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Barry, I can't. I don't have any place on
Speaker 3: the other side of the border, just hanging out holding
Speaker 3: onto my sauces or a store. People have to leorder
Speaker 3: from the site and then they would have to go
Speaker 3: through all that. Yeah, you're absolutely right, it's it's high.
Speaker 3: And we'll think about the people that in the UK
Speaker 3: who they this. And this is because I watched this
Speaker 3: on my own business while COVID was happening. Before COVID
Speaker 3: was happening, they were already trying to destroy commerce unless
Speaker 3: you were a major, huge company, right, they didn't want
Speaker 3: The war is on the middle class small business entrepreneur
Speaker 3: always has been, so that taxes became insane. They're like
Speaker 3: twenty percent or more now. So that means that somebody
Speaker 3: buys from you already pays the crazy shipping rate and
Speaker 3: before they can actually take it from their post office,
Speaker 3: they have to pay an extortion tax of twenty percent.
Speaker 3: And the twenty percent isn't from isn't from your your goods,
Speaker 3: it's your goods plus you're shipping. So they're taking twenty
Speaker 3: percent off the shipping too, because they get all that
Speaker 3: information on the on the customs form. Yeah, it's like,
Speaker 3: what how is that legal? That's vapor? That's a service.
Speaker 3: You're taxing again, like the shipping itself is almost like
Speaker 3: a tax, and you're taxing to tax like that.
Speaker 2: Well, it's like we have here one thing that's ruining
Speaker 2: the economy in New Mexico is we have a inventory tax,
Speaker 2: so anything you don't sell you have to pay tax on.
Speaker 1: Again, that's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is very anti commerce.
Speaker 3: So I didn't sell it, which means I wasn't able
Speaker 3: to move it. So it's a penalty tax for having stuff.
Speaker 2: Which means that you have the loss due to storage.
Speaker 2: Right right, So now you've been penalized twice, so we
Speaker 2: penalize you on the penalty too.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, that's insane.
Speaker 2: Yeah, because you've had to have it on hand, you
Speaker 2: have it in stock, so now we're going to penalize
Speaker 2: you again.
Speaker 1: Weave a system.
Speaker 2: Oh if it don't make you say oivy, it's you.
Speaker 3: Know, yeah, yes, that's right, Yeah, no, it's I agree,
Speaker 3: it's a it's kind of bullshit. And so that and
Speaker 3: for like two years or more after the Crow no
Speaker 3: virus thing, Australia still wasn't allowed to take things into
Speaker 3: their country from other places, so all of our I
Speaker 3: could we get a lot of Australians that had come
Speaker 3: to the store on vacation reorder on the website, and
Speaker 3: we lost all that too, So a ton of our
Speaker 3: business was just wiped out. And at the same time,
Speaker 3: there you know, nobody's nobody's coming to California of all
Speaker 3: places for a happy, fun time anymore. So tourism was
Speaker 3: destroyed and we went from having a really great, you
Speaker 3: know thing going on to not and then being closed
Speaker 3: and are still getting course because I had some people
Speaker 3: with the Ross for the last name. Uh, they still
Speaker 3: were charging us five hundred dollars a month to have
Speaker 3: a closed door for those two months. It's like, you
Speaker 3: realize that there's no income coming in and you want
Speaker 3: me to still pay you, but you but the state
Speaker 3: has forced us to close because it's a state park,
Speaker 3: and you're still going to get your money. Huh Is
Speaker 3: that what we're saying here. It's like, if you force
Speaker 3: somebody not to shut to shutter their doors, right, how
Speaker 3: is it that you can continue to charge them basically
Speaker 3: like a rent. Because before we're reliance.
Speaker 2: That's detrimental reliance. If you if you force someone out
Speaker 2: of business and so they lose their income, you can't
Speaker 2: then say, hey, you still owe me for the contract
Speaker 2: that you renegged on. It doesn't work that way, but
Speaker 2: somehow during COVID it does work that way. It's magic,
Speaker 2: We just make things up. It was a very convenient
Speaker 2: time to consolidate.
Speaker 1: Uh, the needs your money.
Speaker 3: Obviously, he has a certain type of lifestyle and he
Speaker 3: doesn't want this COVID thing, you know, to hinder that.
Speaker 1: So you fuck fuck well, you fuck you and your family.
Speaker 2: You know it's well. The first thing that got me
Speaker 2: was when they shut down the courts. I said, they're
Speaker 2: shutting down the courts.
Speaker 3: This is not.
Speaker 2: This this this is not a public health issue. This
Speaker 2: is a public corporatism issue. You shut down The first
Speaker 2: thing you did was say shut down there. You didn't
Speaker 2: say shut down travel from China. You didn't say shut
Speaker 2: down travel from Europe. No, you shut the courts down.
Speaker 3: Oh oh, and then letting violent criminals back out at
Speaker 3: the same time. I thought there was going to be
Speaker 3: a purge level thing going on during that time. It's
Speaker 3: like they set up all the all the details for that,
Speaker 3: all the all the all the conditions, they met all
Speaker 3: the conditions for that to happen. Like there's nobody on
Speaker 3: the streets, and if you're on the streets and they
Speaker 3: don't like you being on the streets, they're going to
Speaker 3: let their people out and tell them, hey, there's fifty
Speaker 3: hundred bucks in it for you. If you in it
Speaker 3: for you, if you go do something, there's here's something
Speaker 3: sharp have fun. You know.
Speaker 2: I think it backfired because I think a lot of
Speaker 2: the people that were in prison, unfortunately are liberals. Like
Speaker 2: you don't see a lot of Trump meetings in prison.
Speaker 2: Let's be honest, Okay, are there Trump rallies in prison?
Speaker 2: Are we going to see Trump basically do like Johnny
Speaker 2: Cash style Johnny catshit San Quentin rally. No, I don't
Speaker 2: think we're going to see that. I don't think it's
Speaker 2: gonna work that way. So unfortunately, I think what backfired
Speaker 2: is a lot of the people they let out of
Speaker 2: prison were superstitious and they believe the liberal bullshit. So
Speaker 2: they were worried about the disease too, because if you
Speaker 2: notice during co Corvid, a bunch of the staff that's
Speaker 2: for crime actually decreased, which I thought was interesting. I
Speaker 2: would think that would be a great opportunity to commit crime,
Speaker 2: but you would know they were. Everybody was.
Speaker 3: That's why everybody was, you know, getting all kinds of
Speaker 3: accessories to protect themselves with during that time. There was
Speaker 3: a huge boom in that in that industry or in
Speaker 3: that department. Uh, you know, if you can't. If you
Speaker 3: can't what do you call it? If you can't trade
Speaker 3: in metals and paper, then you can trade in lead, right, that's.
Speaker 2: Yep, copper and lead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, let's be let's be your technical here. It's it's brass,
Speaker 3: isn't it?
Speaker 2: Well? Brass too well, No, there's copper on the jacket.
Speaker 3: Jackets topper, so yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, brass doesn't work too well for that.
Speaker 1: No, no, it doesn't, right, barrel a little?
Speaker 2: Yeah, and not to mention, it's more expensive too, I
Speaker 2: think because brass has ten in it. It's copper and ten.
Speaker 2: It is expensive. Have you're looked up the price of ten?
Speaker 2: You think silver is expensive? Holy shit?
Speaker 3: Really, I'm looking down.
Speaker 2: On Someone tried to tell me that ten was like
Speaker 2: fifty dollars a pound or something. Remember, it's expensive stuff. Though.
Speaker 2: Let's see what we got here.
Speaker 3: Uh. Well, I don't want to hear about a per
Speaker 3: metric ton, because of course it's going to seem like
Speaker 3: a lot that way.
Speaker 2: And jeez, I don't think you'll be able to move
Speaker 2: a metric ton anytime soon if you add it.
Speaker 1: Global price of ten. Here, let's go here.
Speaker 2: It's up thirteen percent compared to the same time last year.
Speaker 2: Just they wanted to.
Speaker 3: Know, and that gives me a number. Just give me
Speaker 3: a chart with no numbers on it. What the fuck
Speaker 3: is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I get that too. It's kind of weird, and
Speaker 2: that's strange.
Speaker 1: It's saying thirty two thousand two, but it's per metric.
Speaker 2: Ton again, it's thirty per metric ton.
Speaker 1: Yeah, thirty two and changed a little bit more.
Speaker 3: It's they said it. The high was in October ninth
Speaker 3: was thirty seven thousand per metric ton.
Speaker 1: Let's see. I wonder what silver's at right now.
Speaker 3: All I know is that when I bought it at
Speaker 3: nineteen dollars with the that's with the two dollars that
Speaker 3: they charged for troy ounce I did, all right, Oh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, sure, So just to give you so for some reason,
Speaker 2: here's what's.
Speaker 3: Weird right now, right now, Jesus, it's what forty seven
Speaker 3: to fifty one and it's up thirty six cents zero
Speaker 3: point seven to six percent today for the silver per
Speaker 3: pound per troy ounce per ounce?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, for silver. Silver has been great, yeah. Ten
Speaker 2: right now? Is uh is a dollar an ounce roughly?
Speaker 3: Okay, which is.
Speaker 2: Pretty high for something that's just an industrial metal. That's
Speaker 2: kind of pricey.
Speaker 1: Yeah for a pounds. Yeah, you're right, that's sixteen dollars
Speaker 1: a pound.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's probably the most one of the most expensive,
Speaker 2: one of the most expensive metals industrial metals out.
Speaker 3: There is copper being suppressed or something that the hell.
Speaker 2: I think it is because it is. It's only thirty
Speaker 2: two cents an ounce, That's what I was saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, says Bear bright and shiny. It's only three fifty
Speaker 3: to four to fifty per pound. I think I was
Speaker 3: getting more for it than that back in twenty eleven.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's normally about at one point, I think it
Speaker 2: was like eleven dollars a pound. I want to say,
Speaker 2: maybe around twenty twelve or something.
Speaker 3: That that was one of the coves of being one
Speaker 3: of the being being an apprentice is that they would
Speaker 3: give you all the scraps and then if you were bright,
Speaker 3: you would sit there with your with your box cutter
Speaker 3: and you would shave off all the all the insulation
Speaker 3: because it would cut it would be worth more, right, Yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 3: And I told my cousin this, I saved. I don't
Speaker 3: know why I've tried to help my family out right.
Speaker 3: So I had a box of like really thick end
Speaker 3: pieces that they were labored landing into like a big
Speaker 3: ass machinery you over at the battery plant that they
Speaker 3: were doing at the original ge in Schenectady, and I
Speaker 3: had I had put in a bunch of mine already.
Speaker 3: But you know, it's like I could have used that stuff.
Speaker 3: But I tell my cousin, who collects fucking knives and
Speaker 3: sharp objects as a hobby, I said, get take the
Speaker 3: insulation off of it. Cut the insulation off and it'll
Speaker 3: be worth a lot more. And then when I said,
Speaker 3: did you ever put trade it in? Yeah, I said,
Speaker 3: did you take the insulation off? No, you fucking idiot.
Speaker 3: I would have been able to do that in fit
Speaker 3: like twenty minutes, and I would have, you asshole.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what works really good for that is
Speaker 2: if you especially if you have a hot knife, you
Speaker 2: have one of those knives that have the you plug
Speaker 2: it in and it just cuts through that stuff like nothing.
Speaker 3: Well you say, now, sorry, I was reading something somebody said,
Speaker 3: oh a hot knife.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, hot knife cut through the insulation, just right
Speaker 2: through it. How many what what was the length of
Speaker 2: most of those offcuts that you had maybe about six
Speaker 2: inches eight inches somewhere in there.
Speaker 3: No, I had some that were like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I had some that some heavy duty once for a
Speaker 3: while there. We're talking a couple of feet like eight
Speaker 3: to ten good grief, man. Yeah, and they were they
Speaker 3: were thick ass too, like, and so I would cut
Speaker 3: straight down the center sometimes and then try to peel
Speaker 3: it and then or if I had to do a
Speaker 3: shave down the straight down because it was they were huge.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, that's like a quadruple lot or whatever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't get that anymore, but that was kind
Speaker 1: of nice.
Speaker 2: Really a quarter around.
Speaker 1: They were huge.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, they were landing in some of the big,
Speaker 3: big equipment, yep. And they were all all the cutoff pieces.
Speaker 3: I'm like, you guys, what are you guys gonna do
Speaker 3: with this? I'm gonna take a box here and there
Speaker 3: and everybody's gonna be okay with that, right, correct? Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's it.
Speaker 2: Yeah you can and you know, you can make some
Speaker 2: decent money off of that, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So it looks I think so.
Speaker 2: I think I think copper prices being heavily suppressed you
Speaker 2: would think very strange.
Speaker 3: I think it was three something back in the day
Speaker 3: or like right around there. So I'm surprised that it's
Speaker 3: still fair bright, shiny, really low or fifty if you're lucky.
Speaker 3: It depends on the place place that's going to give
Speaker 3: it to you, and you know all that she's going
Speaker 3: back to China so they can sell it, sell it
Speaker 3: back to us. It's gonna go on a barge. It's
Speaker 3: gonna be driven, it's gonna be you know, bunker fueled
Speaker 3: over to China and then bunker fueled back with some
Speaker 3: some bullshit and uh a freight in a in a
Speaker 3: in a freighter and then we're gonna buy it back.
Speaker 3: They basically get it for nothing, and then they sell
Speaker 3: it back to us in products.
Speaker 2: Yeah. But well, and we do get the part X
Speaker 2: for pretty damn cheap because they have slave labor. Yeah hhmm,
Speaker 2: we're importing our slave labor and calling them Indians.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Same. They're like, well, why when where are all these
Speaker 2: kids unemployed who just got a CS degree that cost
Speaker 2: them one hundred thousand dollars. It must be because they're
Speaker 2: anti Semitic paratually right, Yeah, Uh, let's non secord or
Speaker 2: to blame you about some ship everything's anti Semitism. I
Speaker 2: stub my toe. That's because you're just because you.
Speaker 1: Hate juice everything. Yeah, yeah, you got that because.
Speaker 2: Why yeah, why did why did the price of eggs
Speaker 2: go up because you said something bad about you people?
Speaker 3: And it's definitely not because they blow up freaking uh
Speaker 3: you know poultry places in the middle of the night and.
Speaker 2: They're burning them down. The ones that they weren't burning down,
Speaker 2: they were trying to go in and they all have COVID.
Speaker 2: What all these chickens got COVID?
Speaker 3: Yeah, in Canada that the ostriches I think. I don't
Speaker 3: know if they still have a state of execution or not,
Speaker 3: but they were saying that these ostriches, who would now
Speaker 3: have been under uh supervision meeting, they've been under watch
Speaker 3: for weeks upon weeks upon weeks or maybe months, show
Speaker 3: no signs of illness, but they're not feeding them. So
Speaker 3: they're going to start to show signs of illness and
Speaker 3: then they're going to say that that is bird and
Speaker 3: then they're going to kill the rest. They're they're creating
Speaker 3: the condition by not feeding them properly.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, malnutrition is the number one cause of disease.
Speaker 2: Does everyone not know that exactly.
Speaker 3: Deficiency, But yeah, no, no, it's because you're deficient and injections.
Speaker 2: Don't you know it's because you It's because you haven't
Speaker 2: done anything good for us, shaboskoy.
Speaker 3: That's why we have given years of the courts are
Speaker 3: shut down. You guys are bc BC has a thanksgiving?
Speaker 3: Are you guys are really thankful that Columbus came over
Speaker 3: here too. I'm just kidding.
Speaker 2: Banged all the hot Indian chicks because that's the only
Speaker 2: reason why he came here, right, was so that he
Speaker 2: could bang all the hot Indian chicks and then give
Speaker 2: them smallpox because that makes them look better something like that.
Speaker 3: He well, I mean that's the moment they step foot,
Speaker 3: They're like, we could take these people easily. They're too trusting, right,
Speaker 3: and yeah, yeah, let's enslave these funcks. Then you have
Speaker 3: the you know, you have court Hernian Cortez, you have
Speaker 3: the whole, the whole, uh not Mintazuma. What was the
Speaker 3: guy's name, Minazuma? Is it Mintazuma? I'm thinking of Yeah,
Speaker 3: it is that they murdered and uh in front of
Speaker 3: his people because they thought they were the way the
Speaker 3: way gods coming back. Because it's because the Goths were
Speaker 3: here before and they were good to them.
Speaker 2: That's another thing that the Russians were using for their
Speaker 2: claim to North America, which I find interesting. They were saying, well, look,
Speaker 2: all the all the western tribes all have stories about
Speaker 2: white people being there before they were so, and they do.
Speaker 3: But wouldn't that be like Scandinavian, Norwegian and all that
Speaker 3: that's not Russian, I mean, no on that side.
Speaker 2: No, So the basic premises that the Russians had the
Speaker 2: western side of the United States. Okay, genetically they were
Speaker 2: here first, and from the eastern side was all of
Speaker 2: your Viking, Scandinavians, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but the Vikings. Just just to keep the historical perspective.
Speaker 3: When we talk about the Vikings, we're talking about over
Speaker 3: almost three thousand years after the stuff that happened in
Speaker 3: the Eda. Those Goths, we're not the same as the Vikings,
Speaker 3: who are already corrupted by this cult of human sacrifice
Speaker 3: again and started screwing on with black magic and their
Speaker 3: own for harvest and ship like that. So they were
Speaker 3: already whacked. And these are the ones that went in
Speaker 3: raiding and murdering because they were not white noble people anymore.
Speaker 1: So it just told two different types. Yeah, but I
Speaker 1: get what you're saying there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the death cults had already taken over by the
Speaker 2: time the vikings were doing there, propagating as it were.
Speaker 2: So but you know the the So there's even ancient Egyptians.
Speaker 2: There's there's Egyptian scripts that talk about or Harry glyph
Speaker 2: is that talk about white people going to the Great
Speaker 2: Lakes and bringing back copper or talking in.
Speaker 3: The Great Lakes going wow, that's that's awesome. The copper
Speaker 3: telling you a world It was a worldwide at one time,
Speaker 3: but it wasn't a Tartaria.
Speaker 1: It was freaking Gothic Arian.
Speaker 2: It was cracker Terria. Yes, right, So even the Egyptians,
Speaker 2: so they took the Egyptian copper and said, let's analyze this.
Speaker 2: When they analyze the Egyptian copper, it's from the Great Lakes.
Speaker 2: It matches the Great Lakes. And then they go, well,
Speaker 2: it couldn't have been gotten there by white people. And
Speaker 2: then they read the High glyphs. They're like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 2: look they're saying that they got it from white people
Speaker 2: who got it from their travels to the West and
Speaker 2: came and brought it back. No, No, we was kangs.
Speaker 2: Black people did that. It's like what they'll just make
Speaker 2: a decree and say like black people do this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah exactly.
Speaker 3: Don't look too close to the mummies with their European
Speaker 3: attributes though.
Speaker 2: With the red hair and shit on top of everything else.
Speaker 2: Totally white as hell.
Speaker 3: Oh when they say that, they're like, oh, no, those
Speaker 3: are Semites.
Speaker 1: Sure they were eight foot tall ones. Yep, you got it,
Speaker 1: eight and.
Speaker 2: Twelve foot tall ones like the ones I talked about
Speaker 2: in my Garden of God's Story. When I was talking
Speaker 2: Garden of the God's Story over in eastern eastern Indiana
Speaker 2: where me and my wife went to try and explore
Speaker 2: the caves, Supposedly there's stories about like eight to twelve
Speaker 2: foot sarcopha guy that have Egyptian artwork on them. Basically
Speaker 2: they're in an Egyptian style. Now it makes you wonder
Speaker 2: were the Egyptians really Egyptian or were they just subsect
Speaker 2: of Goths?
Speaker 3: Right right right?
Speaker 2: Because how did they get the copper?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Yeah, In Michigan and different parts of like like
Speaker 3: I think in the Canadas like that, they have these
Speaker 3: ancient copper minds that were already worked and they and
Speaker 3: they have no idea. How do you explain it?
Speaker 2: No, they don't want to explain it. They know how,
Speaker 2: they know how. It was our sorry pale asses that
Speaker 2: were up there finding that shit. They don't They just
Speaker 2: don't want to say it. That's the bottom line. No,
Speaker 2: it was black people. It was totally black people.
Speaker 3: All day, all day, everywhere.
Speaker 1: They're the creators of civilization. I mean, look how well
Speaker 1: they do in their communities.
Speaker 2: They've got an awesome civilization. They going there the glocks
Speaker 2: switch and a dirty bitch and I'm ready to rock.
Speaker 3: Did the heroes kill all the giants? Native American Navajo?
Speaker 3: So so let me no, I don't know. So all right,
Speaker 3: So when I said quartees, I gotta I have to
Speaker 3: also say this so that it's a full thought. A
Speaker 3: lot of those conquistadores and a lot of people that
Speaker 3: were on the boat the Columbus brought over, and Columbus
Speaker 3: itself may have been or maybe just been a shabust
Speaker 3: of them were cryptocraptos because in fourteen ninety two they
Speaker 3: got expelled from Spain. That's right, interesting year.
Speaker 2: Yes, you picked that year to come to America. That's interesting.
Speaker 2: Isn't it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, wink wink exactly.
Speaker 2: I think I got something in my eye. Hold on,
Speaker 2: because they did this, they they kind of wanted to
Speaker 2: get rid of them. They said, well, you know what, fine,
Speaker 2: we'll pay for this damn boat going over there and
Speaker 2: hopefully they'll just die. That's why I think they were.
Speaker 3: Thinking, oh, very it's it's not hard, it's a ty
Speaker 3: forward slash ballbusters.
Speaker 1: And then uh, that's that's the but.
Speaker 3: But but he's in the group, and we I was
Speaker 3: told by Karen, I'm not allowed to have anybody else in.
Speaker 3: He said, no more, please.
Speaker 2: In the telegram group, we're supposed to lock it up now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, it makes me approve it, he said, be
Speaker 3: right back. Yeah, he's going in.
Speaker 1: It's coming it hot, I'm coming in out, all right.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, let's just put it this way. The
Speaker 3: last time we got out, we got up to like
Speaker 3: four hundred so in one thing. And then I had
Speaker 3: a channel on telegram that had like three hundred people
Speaker 3: in it too, and some weird things started happening in
Speaker 3: my DMS, and some other strange things started happening.
Speaker 1: I started get a little concerned.
Speaker 3: And some people were just bombing it with a bunch
Speaker 3: of stuff that we'd been what I would call fed posty.
Speaker 3: So I didn't like that being associated with many things
Speaker 3: without had to do with me because I have a
Speaker 3: family and I didn't want to be wrapped up into
Speaker 3: something like see look at him, like I would mean,
Speaker 3: this is other people. You know how they say that
Speaker 3: you're you're responsible for what other people comment on your
Speaker 3: on your stuff too.
Speaker 2: They say, that's the thing that's very j coded exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, they have fed coded j coated all that stuff.
Speaker 2: And they'll try and fed code you too. They'll tell
Speaker 2: it to much, they'll fed code you too. I always
Speaker 2: find that funny. I'm like, wait, am I the one
Speaker 2: minute I'm against the Jews, that I'm for the Jews,
Speaker 2: that I'm working for the Jews. It's like this big
Speaker 2: strange whirlwind they always bring up and it doesn't make
Speaker 2: any damn sense.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and let's speak. I'm pretty sure that certain things,
Speaker 3: uh like your like your IP address, whatever you want
Speaker 3: to call it, is like a fingerprint that works better
Speaker 3: than a fraingerprint for them. So anywhere you go to
Speaker 3: do anything, they already know from their list of what
Speaker 3: they're not going to allow. To be seen by anybody
Speaker 3: based on your past performance. You know. It's kind of
Speaker 3: like being at a job. You know, your past performance
Speaker 3: wasn't great, so you're not gonna be able to play
Speaker 3: with the other kids. They're like, you can do whatever
Speaker 3: you want and try whatever you want. I can go
Speaker 3: on YouTube and make a whole different channel all about
Speaker 3: family stuff, you know, and nobody will see it ever.
Speaker 3: And it's not because there's it's not because anything. They're
Speaker 3: just never gonna show it because it's they still know
Speaker 3: the same source. I guarantee you that happened to me
Speaker 3: on TikTok, and you know, I'm sure that happens everywhere
Speaker 3: else too. So kind of sucks, right that the people
Speaker 3: because he asked, like, why don't you mightn't more people
Speaker 3: in here, It's like, because they're not. They're not letting
Speaker 3: anybody know I'm live, not not even just the followers
Speaker 3: that are already following, but they're not putting it up
Speaker 3: in there for people to see it. It's not gonna
Speaker 3: being recommended based on topics, and none of that's happening,
Speaker 3: you know, so people have to be searching for it
Speaker 3: and from what I gather because I'm I guess I'm
Speaker 3: old school, Rob, but I think we're old school because
Speaker 3: we actually type things in the search and search for them.
Speaker 3: Apparently people don't do that anymore. My step son doesn't
Speaker 3: do that. He just flips his feed so he just
Speaker 3: lets them tell him what he wants, what they what
Speaker 3: he wants to see, without looking for things.
Speaker 2: He doesn't have any preconceived idea of what he's looking for.
Speaker 2: He just showed me what I want he likes.
Speaker 1: He doesn't look for anything though.
Speaker 3: Ooh, weird, right. I was pretty surprised by.
Speaker 2: That one, that that almost.
Speaker 1: Is said nobody does.
Speaker 3: I'm like, He's like, that's the old way of doing things,
Speaker 3: and I was like, wow, I'm I'm blowing away right now, Like,
Speaker 3: is that even like independent thought. They're telling you what
Speaker 3: you're gonna be there, they're literally force feeding you, and
Speaker 3: that your feed is a feed feedback if you put
Speaker 3: the feedbag on.
Speaker 2: Yes, the subjugation of the will, the loss of personal liberty,
Speaker 2: the it's very strange.
Speaker 1: Yes, it's the woman seventeen Barry, You got the right one.
Speaker 2: Basically, they've handed over, they've handed over their their personal
Speaker 2: will some degree, right, and.
Speaker 3: The only thing that actually like like just that is
Speaker 3: what they like and dislike, or how long they watch
Speaker 3: a video. It's also being recorded for what they shouldn't
Speaker 3: send you next, So if you flip it rather than
Speaker 3: watch it a couple of seconds, they'll give you more
Speaker 3: of that.
Speaker 2: But that's really really TikTok. I knew it was going
Speaker 2: to be that bad, and I have never had a
Speaker 2: TikTok and that's why it just yeah, called feed for
Speaker 2: a reason. Force feed.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the horse doesn't get a chance to say I
Speaker 3: don't want that one, So that's pretty much what they're doing.
Speaker 2: Wow. Yeah, I never didn't understand TikTok. Once I saw
Speaker 2: the interface, it like triggered me. It reminded me of
Speaker 2: some clockwork orn.
Speaker 3: Shit, Oh it's pretty bad. And now it's Larry Ills
Speaker 3: and up. But I mean that was one of those
Speaker 3: main places that apparently because I see it all on Instagram,
Speaker 3: But I think of a lot of the Instagram stuff
Speaker 3: is like reposting from TikTok. All the negative or let's
Speaker 3: just put it this way, all the reality that they
Speaker 3: don't like you to see of their actions and even
Speaker 3: their own rabbis stating that they're going to murder you.
Speaker 3: And how and how they like to rape your children
Speaker 3: and kill them and eat them and drink them and
Speaker 3: all that stuff. Yeah, they tell you this directly, over
Speaker 3: and over and over again. There's thousands, bound thousands of videos,
Speaker 3: one hundreds thousand video is hon're talking about? Yeah it's
Speaker 3: humorous to them. Yeah, Yeah, they're sick. It's diabolical, it's not.
Speaker 3: They don't treat anything like it's human. There's completely Let's
Speaker 3: put this way. We are under the assumption that if
Speaker 3: you treat somebody nice, you get reciprocation, because that's the
Speaker 3: law of reciprocation. You do good goodness back. That's assuming
Speaker 3: that you have a little bit of humanity and a
Speaker 3: tether to a benevolent creator God within you, you in you,
Speaker 3: or connected to you. When you don't have that, any
Speaker 3: kindness is seen as they're disgusted by it. Yes, we
Speaker 3: love is not love is not a weak emotion, but
Speaker 3: it's perceived as that kindness is not a weak emotion,
Speaker 3: but it's perceived as that goodness, goodness even to them,
Speaker 3: it's not. It's not you're not you're not getting you know,
Speaker 3: your stock is not rising with them just because you're
Speaker 3: doing good things. So It doesn't matter what you say
Speaker 3: or do. They probably like it when you're mad at
Speaker 3: them because that's how they roll.
Speaker 2: Well, they get off on it. Have you ever seen
Speaker 2: them get off on it? Have you ever been into
Speaker 2: an argument with a Jew? I'm spicy, don't just whip
Speaker 2: it out and start stroking it. You know some of
Speaker 2: them are They enjoy that ship just they like the conflict.
Speaker 2: I've met people like that, not all, of course, not
Speaker 2: everybody's like everybody else, right, but I've met people who
Speaker 2: are really powerful and when you started to light their
Speaker 2: ass up because they did something wrong to you, they
Speaker 2: they liked it. They're like their eyes that get out
Speaker 2: big and they start breathing and they're smiling. That's insanity.
Speaker 2: That's that. That's that dibic man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that that right, because they're feeding off of you, right,
Speaker 3: they're feeding off of you.
Speaker 2: Then she did that, that woman that you showed. Yeah
Speaker 2: we're talking about, Yeah, she started doing that ship Any
Speaker 2: type of thing, I've only seen a handful of times,
Speaker 2: though usually they control it better.
Speaker 3: They like turning you into them. They're like, well, they
Speaker 3: like making you upset.
Speaker 2: We talked about that. They get off on that negative energy.
Speaker 2: Any energy, but mostly negative. They appreciate that shit. That's
Speaker 2: why it's like, don't even give it to them. And
Speaker 2: it's just and I kind of caught that when I
Speaker 2: was in the argument.
Speaker 3: It's almost like an energetic infection, right, It's almost like
Speaker 3: that's how the parasite moves from one person to the other,
Speaker 3: is it makes you vibrate or you know, give off
Speaker 3: the same signal that it does, and then it can
Speaker 3: latch onto you too. Now it can make you resentful
Speaker 3: and hateful and all this other stuff because it's what
Speaker 3: they want, you know. And then.
Speaker 2: Whatever they've done to you before that, when you get
Speaker 2: anger with them, they're purging it through your anger, is
Speaker 2: what I figured.
Speaker 3: That's a good point. That's really sick of magic. That's
Speaker 3: all all that shit is freaking sorcery.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like a it's like a Carnix light of
Speaker 2: hand they pull on you.
Speaker 3: And since we've been talking about the divics so much,
Speaker 3: when you would write Covid backwards to Divac, they say
Speaker 3: that that means dibic and that that's the disembodied evil spirit.
Speaker 3: They don't say disembodied sometimes good, sometimes bad. No, that's
Speaker 3: a gin. That's a gin. That's what is literally the
Speaker 3: freaking demons that they mess with when they're playing around
Speaker 3: with black magic. So if it's in them because they succeeded,
Speaker 3: I guess. But horay, now you don't have a tether
Speaker 3: to God. You have absolutely you're completely indifferent to wickedness,
Speaker 3: and especially if you're causing it and you get off
Speaker 3: on it. Not a good place to be for the
Speaker 3: rest of mankind and for anybody to think that you
Speaker 3: can treat them like other human beings. It's not gonna happen.
Speaker 3: It's not gonna work out too well for you. Hasn't
Speaker 3: for the last seven thousand years. I think we've given ours,
Speaker 3: given them enough opportunities to prove us.
Speaker 1: Wrong, and they haven't.
Speaker 3: And even when they're playing the opposition card, they still
Speaker 3: have something that's off a bottle, like when Manny Patankin saying,
Speaker 3: you know, he's bad for the Jewish people, he's bad
Speaker 3: for Israel. It is Israel, which I love very much
Speaker 3: and I feel very strongly about, and I wanted to
Speaker 3: exist there. You wanted to exist there on the backs
Speaker 3: of people who were sharing the place with you before
Speaker 3: wh whoa whoa whoa hold on everything that you're trying
Speaker 3: to do to say, do to make yourself better. Just died.
Speaker 3: That's on the vine.
Speaker 2: I saw that. I saw that. I think you posted
Speaker 2: that up at one point that clip, and I was like,
Speaker 2: this guy's lost, his soul is gone, so corumped that
Speaker 2: he can't figure it out.
Speaker 3: But a lot of people will say, see, there's good
Speaker 3: ones out there. But I think that's part of the
Speaker 3: scam because he's still saying, yeah it Israel great, just
Speaker 3: net and Yahoo bad. Yeah, let's all put in a
Speaker 3: face that can be changed, but keep the system going.
Speaker 3: System doesn't change, just the faces, right.
Speaker 2: Funny thing, so when they're doing this with their hand,
Speaker 2: what's happening. They're taking one thing and including it with
Speaker 2: the other m symbolic of that like reality rolling that
Speaker 2: they do right, spell.
Speaker 3: Right, Yes, here's the other thing that I catch them
Speaker 3: doing a lot. Yes, So this to me, if you look,
Speaker 3: if you're thinking about like Doctor Monzo and the energetic
Speaker 3: pathways left, leave, right, remain, you're closing the circuit by
Speaker 3: doing this, So you're actually your force shield or your
Speaker 3: or your own energetic you know, magnetic field is probably
Speaker 3: strengthening when you're putting it in a feedback loop like this. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: I see this as being like protective against them on
Speaker 3: themselves or also casting because this when they do that,
Speaker 3: that's a casting of a spell that's outward.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Then you see a lot of the musicians when
Speaker 3: they have a whole bunch of people in their stadium,
Speaker 3: they'll do this all the time.
Speaker 2: That's right. Yeah, a lot of it's very cultic and uh,
Speaker 2: people just aren't attuned to it anymore. They're told to
Speaker 2: leave that alone. And you know, then you have things
Speaker 2: like the Catholic Church which intentionally tells you not to
Speaker 2: pay attention to the symbology, right because then it's of
Speaker 2: the devil and when at the very least you should
Speaker 2: be paying attention to it because the priests do a
Speaker 2: lot of that stuff. You'll see them on occasion make
Speaker 2: those hand signs.
Speaker 3: So so going back to what you just said about
Speaker 3: the hands, you know, the rubbing, the friction, the the
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 1: Knowing that there's an energy thing here going on here.
Speaker 1: So this is this is also like what do you
Speaker 1: call it?
Speaker 3: Uh, it could be like a turning rotor or two,
Speaker 3: like you know, an alternating current has has the has
Speaker 3: the bushes you know what I'm talking about the what
Speaker 3: they call things. Yeah, so it's like scatter and the rotor.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, brushes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like if you have.
Speaker 2: A brushless motor, you have a field, and what's the
Speaker 2: field doing. It's doing this exactly like that to keep
Speaker 2: them keep them motor running. Yeah, I find that very interesting.
Speaker 2: It's almost like they're when they're doing this, they're they're
Speaker 2: power they are empowering themselves in some manner because they're
Speaker 2: getting ready to do something very bad. So another thing
Speaker 2: that does too, is like it is well even you
Speaker 2: watch you watch a fly, what does a fly do?
Speaker 2: Flies washing? It's washing itself.
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah?
Speaker 1: Is that is that?
Speaker 3: Is that to create startup electricity for some sort of
Speaker 3: uh like capabilities.
Speaker 2: I forgot the some energy too, but that's you know that,
Speaker 2: that's sort of nanoscience. I don't know if it's been.
Speaker 3: Yeah. The fly, the fly in them is is just
Speaker 3: kind of funny.
Speaker 2: Well, it very much mimics what a fly does, and
Speaker 2: what is a fly doing when it's doing that, it's
Speaker 2: trying to figure out, Okay, I need to get away
Speaker 2: from somebody, I need to do something. It's it's schemed.
Speaker 2: The fly is scheming and how funny.
Speaker 3: You're right, And how funny is it that they have
Speaker 3: like five eyes and nine eyes as these uh these
Speaker 3: surveillance places A right, Hey, look, you're either you're either
Speaker 3: in the Sam's Club or you're in the Club of Saturn.
Speaker 3: I can't tell which one.
Speaker 2: Right, I want to go to? Yeah, right, you know
Speaker 2: who was doing that for a long time? Was jay
Speaker 2: Z was doing that? Ship?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Beyonce too.
Speaker 2: But that's the size of your butthole aft you go
Speaker 2: hang out with Diddy? That's right, that's about right there.
Speaker 2: That's yeah, hello, folks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he he got where he was because he had
Speaker 3: a old Jewish man as a as a manager. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he basically, uh you know, giving him money and
Speaker 2: showing him how to how to run the blackmail game.
Speaker 3: So that when so the boy, no matter what code,
Speaker 3: aren't discot aren't so discussing that you wouldn't anally rape
Speaker 3: them or I guess it's willing, So maybe it's not rape.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But uh, but you know they're not
Speaker 3: worth life. You know, you can rape them anyway. I say, Hey, whatever,
Speaker 3: you know, it's kind of interesting discussing as they find Palestinians,
Speaker 3: they're still raping them.
Speaker 2: Anything that deals with anal, anything, in my opinion, is
Speaker 2: a death cult ritual because what's coming out of there death?
Speaker 2: Why would you stick something meant for life into something
Speaker 2: meant for death?
Speaker 3: Is that right? No?
Speaker 1: Absolutely, it's exactly. It's a ritual.
Speaker 2: And it's also a subjugation ritual.
Speaker 3: That's the thirteenth in the OTO, that's the thirteenth degree?
Speaker 1: Is is butt sex magic?
Speaker 2: That's right?
Speaker 3: And anybody who tells me that they were in the OTO,
Speaker 3: I said, did you make it to the butt? Did
Speaker 3: you get it to the the to the anal?
Speaker 2: We need to take. We need to talk to n
Speaker 2: Y Patriot, Nick, We need to make maybe to give
Speaker 2: him a little ship about that. No pun intended. You're
Speaker 2: talking about Patriot too?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah yeah Nick from uh he's also a cult rig.
Speaker 3: Jacks, Yes, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I was like, may have to.
Speaker 3: Yes, and that He's like, no, I think I made
Speaker 3: to like the seventh ago And I looked it up, like, okay,
Speaker 3: you're you're a little it away from that one.
Speaker 1: You're into deep.
Speaker 2: That's an interesting number for him to stop on the seventh.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it was the seventh.
Speaker 3: I think so, yeah, he's yeah, but he's like, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: by the time you get to the thirteenth, you're you're in.
Speaker 3: You're in too far, You're in too deep.
Speaker 2: Literally, something's getting pushed in a little too deep. That's
Speaker 2: all I know. Somebody needs we need lax Where are
Speaker 2: we need some laxatives? So I guess out easy this time.
Speaker 3: That's another way to get impact, right, if it's being
Speaker 3: tamped down by something.
Speaker 2: And you talked about that, Rabbi Man, I've heard that
Speaker 2: there are kabalistic sects that are into that stuff too.
Speaker 3: Well, that's what the all.
Speaker 2: Pure, Yeah, the worship of all pure, you know, right,
Speaker 2: it's all it's all rotten flesh, you know, and feces
Speaker 2: and et cetera, which is supposed to give to the
Speaker 2: earth what it needs to reborn, create a rebirth of itself.
Speaker 3: Yeah. And you know people talk about eschatological as in
Speaker 3: the the obsession with the end of the world and
Speaker 3: all these arahemic religions, But scatological the ship, that's that's
Speaker 3: an obsession of Yahweh and the Old Testament too. How
Speaker 3: many times you talk about smearing cow doing and people's
Speaker 3: faces and I'll put secs in the wounds of your
Speaker 3: all kinds of weird shit, right, and it's all poop stuff.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like what I mean reading the Bible, why do
Speaker 2: you need to throw this in there?
Speaker 1: Why benevolent Creator even contemplate that?
Speaker 3: Or hey, by the way, even though I'm the creator
Speaker 3: of all life, you see those people over there, murder
Speaker 3: them all. Keep the good keep the good looking children
Speaker 3: for yourself.
Speaker 1: Wink wink.
Speaker 2: What Well? I was like, I still like how they
Speaker 2: were able to just like wave a magic wand and go, well,
Speaker 2: that person was a Jew, so we can't kill them.
Speaker 2: Now what you killed their whole damn family a minute ago.
Speaker 2: Now you said they're a Jew. How does that work?
Speaker 2: Like they would just honorarily make it so that somebody
Speaker 2: was not was not of the tribe that they're actually from.
Speaker 2: I found that interested too, Like you just flip the
Speaker 2: switch there you go, oh, yeah, she's hot. We're just
Speaker 2: gonna you know, she's a member of the tribe.
Speaker 1: Now as we're murdering their family.
Speaker 3: Yes, yeah, that's a great idea, And that's what Jesus.
Speaker 3: That's why I'm sure he was totally the House of
Speaker 3: David and totally the Solomon. None of that stuff is real,
Speaker 3: Like I said, I we can date this back to
Speaker 3: the Hellenistic period three hundred BC, when they decided that
Speaker 3: they needed a history because they needed out to the
Speaker 3: Greeks because the Greeks made them envious and jealous that
Speaker 3: they had in so many accountements.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Maccabean revolt is what that was all about.
Speaker 2: It was about envy. It didn't have anything to do
Speaker 2: with about desecration. They were like, these Greeks got this
Speaker 2: ship down, and we want to be that cool, let's
Speaker 2: kill them all. Really to do it, to wit, to
Speaker 2: do that, to justify that. They actually started killing each
Speaker 2: other in an effort to lure the Greeks into a
Speaker 2: war so that they then could lash back. Because Greeks
Speaker 2: wouldn't take the bait.
Speaker 3: They know that some of these stories that come out
Speaker 3: of the Book of Maccabee are about them, Like, well,
Speaker 3: let's put this way. It's done, and it's done in
Speaker 3: a way that's basically seemingly talking about some other group
Speaker 3: of people.
Speaker 1: But they talk about murdering.
Speaker 3: And and chopping people up while they're having a feast. Yes,
Speaker 3: so they're sitting around eating while people are being tortured, families, parents,
Speaker 3: The patriarch has to watch as their children are being
Speaker 3: raped and murdered in front of them, and this is
Speaker 3: just well, good good dinner theater for them.
Speaker 2: Well, it was all a giant It was all a
Speaker 2: giant display of power and a sacrifice to the dark
Speaker 2: gods that they were involved with at the time. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: there are some stuff in the Book of Maccabees. It is.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm actually surprised they haven't and they haven't censored
Speaker 2: it more. Maybe that's coming, Maybe we'll have like.
Speaker 3: Might I mean, even with the esther thing that probably
Speaker 3: was contrived out of their imagination so that they could
Speaker 3: have a victory on paper. They've done it since then, like, well,
Speaker 3: they did it with Germany, they did it with Russia,
Speaker 3: they did it with I mean, they have their kill,
Speaker 3: crazy rampage periods, and for some reason, this country is
Speaker 3: always right there to give them money and the weaponry
Speaker 3: to do it. Nothing's changed, nothing's changed since nineteen whatever
Speaker 3: the fuck was it. We got in at nineteen sixteen
Speaker 3: or seventeen seventeen into the First World War, but we
Speaker 3: were funding their pursuits for the Bolshevik Revolution prior to the.
Speaker 2: Nineteen thirteen nineteen fourty Oh you know what's funny is
Speaker 2: we started funding the Bolshevik Revolution through intermediaries, et cetera,
Speaker 2: right about the same time we passed the income tax.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, right around yeah yeah, and then.
Speaker 2: We're the next that dot.
Speaker 3: The federalies had to be here first, and then they
Speaker 3: could funnel all the wealth out of America to fund
Speaker 3: their projects.
Speaker 1: Which when does that tell you?
Speaker 3: Well, that means that we were already conquered because there
Speaker 3: was no opposition to this happening.
Speaker 2: Well, the Civil War is what did that that they
Speaker 2: used that as the excuse. Hey, you guys aren't paying
Speaker 2: us back, so we'll tell you what. It will absolve
Speaker 2: the debt, or absolve a good portion of it if
Speaker 2: you go ahead and let us have a federal reserve
Speaker 2: and let us tax you directly. That's pretty much how
Speaker 2: it went down. I mean, people don't realize that, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so hold on one second. I just got to
Speaker 3: get a one second. If you can hold on to
Speaker 3: your thought or continue on for just some.
Speaker 2: I'll go ahead and take it over for you for
Speaker 2: a little bit. So the idea was that the Civil
Speaker 2: War had basically gotten us into a position where we
Speaker 2: they made us a deal that we couldn't refuse, which
Speaker 2: was the invocation of the Federal Reserve and subsequent irs
Speaker 2: and direct taxation of United States citizens to pay for
Speaker 2: the Civil War debt. Start paying that down. Now, they
Speaker 2: don't say that directly, but we all kind of know
Speaker 2: that's what it was based upon, and that's why our
Speaker 2: leadership went along with it. Maybe there was some idea
Speaker 2: that we would be getting something else for that effort,
Speaker 2: but what ended up happening is we ended up with
Speaker 2: an enemy for almost what seventy or eighty years, called
Speaker 2: the Soviet Union, and they leveraged the Soviet Union against
Speaker 2: Us in an effort to maintain that idea of constant conflict, right,
Speaker 2: and then they manipulated us with it, and in turn,
Speaker 2: oddly enough, then we had Israel basically handing over the
Speaker 2: documents for the nuclear bomb to the Soviets. I mean,
Speaker 2: there's a direct pipeline.
Speaker 1: And they say that China.
Speaker 3: In the The Final Judgment book by Michael Collins Piper
Speaker 3: about the Kenny's assassination, there's an awful lot about the
Speaker 3: history of Israel, and there in My Own Landscape and
Speaker 3: all this, they also say that China read China supposedly
Speaker 3: a threat to everybody was working on their nuclear power,
Speaker 3: nuclear bomb plan program with Israel. They were in.
Speaker 1: Coots in that.
Speaker 2: Daring information really has actually sent scientists to China. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is that insane, and.
Speaker 3: They don't have any allegedly, we never disclosed that to you.
Speaker 3: So basically, they're saying, in our world, where we've said
Speaker 3: every other thing and threatened people for the last thirty years,
Speaker 3: that we're going to nuke them. Never we never admitted
Speaker 3: that we had anything to nuki with. But do youre
Speaker 3: been throwing the thread out there, having your jackassed?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 3: And then they're like the people that say and then
Speaker 3: it's like, this is a really big range, right, ninety
Speaker 3: to four hundred nuclear weapons. I'm sure it's probably like
Speaker 3: five to five hundred and six hundred of them, you know,
Speaker 3: but it's like, why why ninety Why that number to
Speaker 3: four hundred? That's like saying, I have no freaking clue.
Speaker 3: It's like, yeah, I'm like ninety or four hundred pounds.
Speaker 2: Whatever, We don't, you know what, We just don't. We
Speaker 2: just don't count those that well, well, you know, we're
Speaker 2: but we're better at math than you, but we can't
Speaker 2: count now.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, Yeah, there's only eleven thumbs up. Speaking of
Speaker 3: rothschild math. That's funny.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's good. Yeah, it's that, it's that funky
Speaker 2: Rothschild's math. Yeah. Oh it's uh you know, uh, yo's
Speaker 2: a few hundred thousand to a few hundred trillion. We
Speaker 2: don't know somewhere in there. We'll figure it out. We'll
Speaker 2: figure it out, baby, it's fine.
Speaker 3: Well, here's the thing that people do. I don't know
Speaker 3: if I was talking about this. The bank thing is
Speaker 3: that the system has the way their banking system works
Speaker 3: means that they have to have already overcome the government
Speaker 3: because what they are telling them is that you basically
Speaker 3: have a blank check.
Speaker 1: You it's you don't pay it back.
Speaker 3: Your people become enslaved to the to the to the
Speaker 3: debt and to the interest is the only thing they're
Speaker 3: ever going to pay on it, so that they're never
Speaker 3: going to overcome the debt. So they're in perpetual slavery
Speaker 3: from here into eternity. And the more you borrow, the
Speaker 3: more we can call in our debt at the expense
Speaker 3: of the people taking from them. And how do we
Speaker 3: do that, Well, if we find resources underneath their house
Speaker 3: we burn down their house, have a hurricane, do a
Speaker 3: little earthiquaky thingy, burn down a florest.
Speaker 1: You know those started of things.
Speaker 3: If we want a high speed reel, it's not their
Speaker 3: property place, your resources, your mineral resources, those aren't yours.
Speaker 3: Those are going to be corporatized, and we're going to
Speaker 3: sell them to everybody but the American people.
Speaker 1: And you're gonna have to not be you know.
Speaker 3: Oh, by the way, so you're like the land rights
Speaker 3: for your No, you're gonna have to We have this
Speaker 3: little programing system here to make you dependent on other
Speaker 3: countries for the goods that you already have.
Speaker 2: Here, inferior countries with inferior cultures. Right to top it
Speaker 2: all off, but that's all you get, don't you dare
Speaker 2: try and make whatever that is in your country. We'll
Speaker 2: have a concerted effort to have those people come up missing.
Speaker 2: Remember we were talking about the anti small business activity. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and uh. In an effort to consolidate, they've become. Well
Speaker 2: in one of the main ways that they did that
Speaker 2: was through the first to file. So when you're when
Speaker 2: you're u issuing, well, when you're applying for a patent,
Speaker 2: it used to be.
Speaker 3: Oh, hold years, I figure, and then they'll come up
Speaker 3: with their own they'll build mimic years and then push
Speaker 3: it through.
Speaker 2: That's exactly it. And then they'll say, well, they filed first,
Speaker 2: so you don't have a claim.
Speaker 3: No AMPI file date though, do that that's right, not
Speaker 3: the date of it. Yeah, they don't care.
Speaker 2: They'll ignore it. Not a problem so that.
Speaker 3: Their corporations always have the best ideas, because you try
Speaker 3: to file for a patent.
Speaker 2: And they'll steal it outright and say you never filed.
Speaker 2: I know, I know handful of people that's actually happened
Speaker 2: to just when it doesn't happen. It doesn't happen when
Speaker 2: you work for a big corporation. The same person I
Speaker 2: know who filed for their patent recently and got it
Speaker 2: stolen and they said they didn't file, has already filed
Speaker 2: patents with a big corporation. They went through like that
Speaker 2: no problem.
Speaker 3: Because they owned right and that was corporate it was
Speaker 3: corporate held, it was it wasn't really their property, it
Speaker 3: was their idea pushed through the corporate entity.
Speaker 1: So therefore it came right back.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it was acceptable at that point. But if you
Speaker 2: try and do it on your own, then.
Speaker 1: In such a scheme system.
Speaker 3: And the reason yeah, I mean, look at Einstein was
Speaker 3: a genius because he was a patent clerk. He stole
Speaker 3: all that ship, all this ship.
Speaker 2: Screw that guy. Yeah, he's a yuts. His wife had
Speaker 2: to do his math for him.
Speaker 1: They didn't do it right either. No, there's no speed
Speaker 1: of light.
Speaker 3: Yeah right, the rate of induction through Glasco what's his name,
Speaker 3: Kenneth Wheeler about that one over right?
Speaker 1: Thoria theoria epifestisis channel.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it only works. I mean it works out to
Speaker 2: a point and then it falls apart. And I don't
Speaker 2: know if you were heard. Was it heavy side?
Speaker 3: Like a lot of this stuff was anti It was
Speaker 3: to keep you in the materialist world. There's no spirit,
Speaker 3: there's no god. It's it's the perpetuation of the Darwin other.
Speaker 2: Don't leave that alone. Yeah right, I have consciousness, plasma
Speaker 2: might have consciousness. Okay, let's figure out a way to
Speaker 2: change this math around, to discredit all that shit. And
Speaker 2: now it's slowly starting to come back. It's being trickled back.
Speaker 2: A lot of the ether theory is trickling.
Speaker 1: Back in water is now they're talking about, which is
Speaker 1: kind of about.
Speaker 2: It since with the crystal fact.
Speaker 3: Yeah all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so so just think about that.
Speaker 3: If they poison or electrify or so. Now you said
Speaker 3: that the water that goes through these plants has to
Speaker 3: be pure, with the energetic properties of them coming out
Speaker 3: of it could be very harmful to people.
Speaker 1: Yes, and then what they don't even know? How are
Speaker 1: they gonnat?
Speaker 3: There's there's not a filter that gets rid of that
Speaker 3: energetic property. That would be structured water with magnet cinemer
Speaker 3: to right the wrong.
Speaker 2: Structured that's the only way to make it not poisonous.
Speaker 2: That was kind of what I'm getting at. I didn't
Speaker 2: want to actually go there, but Dan decided to drive
Speaker 2: a damn big ass truck through my my very thin,
Speaker 2: paper thin wall of decency. Just boom, it's all blown up. Now, Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean is it Are they poisoning the water by
Speaker 2: whatever kind of electrical structuring is occurring to it as
Speaker 2: it is going through this AI system, And is the
Speaker 2: origin of that energetic property demonic in nature? That's the question,
Speaker 2: not where the water's going, but what's happening to it
Speaker 2: that it can never be used ever? Again?
Speaker 1: Is that the gin going into you when you drink it?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Ouch?
Speaker 2: Freaking debic water. Baby, That's what I'm thinking.
Speaker 1: I wonder if it's bubbly like vneral water.
Speaker 2: I hope so. I hope it's got a.
Speaker 1: Taste, you know what I mean, Maybe it's go down easier.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: If I'm gonna be transmuted into a demon, I would
Speaker 2: at least like it to be sweet and bubbly.
Speaker 1: All right, Berry, you're in. I just I disapproved it.
Speaker 2: I like the nice demons. I like the I like
Speaker 2: the effervescent demons. Those are my favorite, with a little
Speaker 2: bit of a citric aftertaste.
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, should I read Should I read what
Speaker 3: I wrote last night about the Let me do that?
Speaker 3: Let me just do that real quick, because I liked
Speaker 3: I was surprised. I thought I was just rambling. But
Speaker 3: then when I heard Alex respond, I mean, I think
Speaker 3: there's something to.
Speaker 6: You it was.
Speaker 2: I don't think it was ramby. I think it was
Speaker 2: poignant as it were.
Speaker 3: Let's see, that's Doctor Earnest thing that shows and it's
Speaker 3: and I'm trying to figure it's probably the one right
Speaker 3: after the two talent cider house thing. All right, I
Speaker 3: guess I'll put on the screen. I just didn't know
Speaker 3: if there's anything that people didn't want to see. Let's
Speaker 3: see how this chair screen zibit about?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: So I said, in my opinion, this is crab it.
Speaker 3: I don't like every brother says, it's been ten years.
Speaker 3: This October is the only time in that long that
Speaker 3: I've that I'm having any alcohol, and I'm only having
Speaker 3: hard Siders and only for the fall then probably never again.
Speaker 3: And I used to make blueberry wine and Hardsider, so
Speaker 3: it's kind of special to me. I can skip down here,
Speaker 3: it says, I said. I also think alcohol is literally
Speaker 3: a solvent. I don't only know if I used the
Speaker 3: right word there. That dissolves a barrier between yourself and
Speaker 3: a demonic influence, or at least to gin. And you
Speaker 3: have to hope that your vibe attracts a kind one.
Speaker 1: And then.
Speaker 3: Alex, I said, even though the demons of division of okay,
Speaker 3: that's the different things, all right, So hold on, let's
Speaker 3: see Alex I think came back with something today.
Speaker 1: So it's probably towards the bottom.
Speaker 3: Where are you? Where is he at? There?
Speaker 2: He is?
Speaker 3: This is Wait was it that.
Speaker 2: One talk about Davis's guest?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it says David's guest last Night Plug
Speaker 3: Lloyd was or is an alcoholic, but he's been sober
Speaker 3: for a while. He plays this clip from AA and
Speaker 3: it described all the different types of alcoholics and shit,
Speaker 3: but they mentioned nothing of this sort, I guess, referring
Speaker 3: to what I'm talking about with the barrier, I agree
Speaker 3: completely with demonic aspect of it. That makes so much
Speaker 3: sense that it's a solvent to a barrier. When I
Speaker 3: used to drink, I'd wanted to get drunk and have
Speaker 3: a good time. What the fuck is a good time?
Speaker 3: Half of it I can't remember. The other half was
Speaker 3: just going out with friends and walking through crowded bars
Speaker 3: and shit. Never caused too much chaos. One night with
Speaker 3: my ex, I got mad because we were together and
Speaker 3: she was, we get it, yeah, and sense kind of.
Speaker 3: I said.
Speaker 1: Then there's the whole hangover aspect of it.
Speaker 3: Some days I wake up feeling hung with Yeah, so
Speaker 3: it's like, what did we sign up for? Basically? And
Speaker 3: they don't call alcohol spirits for any old reason, and.
Speaker 2: Well especially liquor right, and remember they wanted desperately to
Speaker 2: control the liquor trade in Russia. They wanted no one
Speaker 2: else involved in it, which makes you wonder that liquor
Speaker 2: were they preloading it with some kind of seance or ceremony, right, right.
Speaker 3: Because they were doing this shit for thousands of well
Speaker 3: thousands of years prior to that, right, So, I'm sure
Speaker 3: they understood how the things affected other things. And if
Speaker 3: they did that over the batches, they would they hate
Speaker 3: the boy. Why wouldn't they curse it? Why wouldn't they
Speaker 3: curse them? With everything that they could get you to
Speaker 3: drink or take or eat. That's what they're doing with
Speaker 3: everything else they're eating and drinking right now, they're cursing it.
Speaker 3: That's probably why we sit here, you know, paralyzed from
Speaker 3: action against them, because of all the shit that they
Speaker 3: do to energetically suppress us, not to mention all the
Speaker 3: freaking frequencies out here that's suppressing our brains and cognitive function.
Speaker 3: We probably could communicate with each other without talking, we
Speaker 3: didn't have all that crap.
Speaker 2: Even if it's on a limited basis, right, you know
Speaker 2: what I mean? Yeah, every tribe in the world has
Speaker 2: stories about being able to basically confer with another person
Speaker 2: across the distance without any kind of medium.
Speaker 3: Even Tesla had like a very close connection with his mother. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he knew, and he knew when something happened to her,
Speaker 3: he knew when she passed on to and they would
Speaker 3: He talked about having communication with her without without mail,
Speaker 3: through the time that he was she was I think
Speaker 3: in Serbia and he was here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's interesting. So and to think if you wanted
Speaker 2: to destroy someone's how could I say it? If you
Speaker 2: wanted to destroy someone's explora exploratory spirit, right, like want
Speaker 2: for somebody to say, you know, I'd like to go
Speaker 2: see what is in that direction? Right?
Speaker 3: M hmm.
Speaker 2: If they have this ability to confer with people they
Speaker 2: love across large distances, yes, you got to think cutting
Speaker 2: that ability would definitely help to trap them on the
Speaker 2: plantation of sorts, right, They would be terrified to leave
Speaker 2: because they'd feel so alone, you.
Speaker 3: Know, construction of family with a deeper meaning to that
Speaker 3: whole idea with the communists not just on this, not
Speaker 3: just on the you know whatever values and eroding the
Speaker 3: values or the bonds, but also energetically that's right, So shit.
Speaker 2: You wonder, right, I mean that's maybe there's a much
Speaker 2: deeper level being acted upon here than we even one
Speaker 2: hundred percent realize.
Speaker 3: So they I you know, I'm sure I'm sure your
Speaker 3: average every day doesn't understand it either, but I know
Speaker 3: that the people who operate and manipulate them as well
Speaker 3: are pretty goddamn well aware of it. They are the sorcerers,
Speaker 3: they are the the wizards, the weirds, whatever you wanna
Speaker 3: call him. Yeah, and it makes a lot of sense
Speaker 3: if they've been screwing around with I mean that that
Speaker 3: that type of magic, then you know, that's been that's
Speaker 3: part of magic since the beginning of magic, right, is
Speaker 3: to put something, put some sort of aura or some
Speaker 3: sort of presence or curse onto something and then handed
Speaker 3: it off to people. Like that's the whole concept of
Speaker 3: the of a poison apple idea and all that stuff.
Speaker 3: You know, it's just.
Speaker 1: It's all then that what what? What's a voodoo dow?
Speaker 3: Right? I mean they always need something that's familiar to you,
Speaker 3: like something that you've touched. So there's potential DNA DNA
Speaker 3: entanglement stuff. Right.
Speaker 2: I used to know a Jewish kid who used to
Speaker 2: when when he would get a haircut, he would ask
Speaker 2: for the hair back. Now it's like, what are you doing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of his people grabbing a piece of it.
Speaker 3: And taking him into a little uh what they call
Speaker 3: it like the people in the movie weapons yeap wrap
Speaker 3: it arounds naphali stick.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he said, he said his grandma told him to.
Speaker 2: That's all explanation he gave. I don't think he knew
Speaker 2: directly what it was about, necessarily, but that's what he
Speaker 2: was told to do, you know. So I always thought
Speaker 2: that was kind of interesting.
Speaker 3: And not to be too funny, because there's a lot
Speaker 3: of jokes that you had here right off Innes and
Speaker 3: they're all easy ones. Madonna used to have a DNA
Speaker 3: cleanup crew fellow for around two.
Speaker 2: Zoro Ranch had one.
Speaker 1: They had their hands full.
Speaker 2: Zoro Ranch had a company that used to pay to
Speaker 2: come and basically decontaminate the entire place every so often.
Speaker 2: So interesting point. Did I ever tell you about the.
Speaker 3: Thes Was it New Mexico. I heard a story a
Speaker 3: while back and there was a giant skeleton that was
Speaker 3: found and it was found in Native American territory, and
Speaker 3: they whomever got to the Native American chief, it was
Speaker 3: his decree that we mustn't desecrate the dead, and we're
Speaker 3: not going to explore this guy because you know, the
Speaker 3: oyvas don't want you to know that there's a bunch
Speaker 3: of Gothic area and people all around this country.
Speaker 2: Yes, I did hear about it.
Speaker 1: Was that in Navaja. Where's that New Mexico?
Speaker 2: I don't want to say it was Arizona here? Okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: they do that all the time. I mean, this whole
Speaker 2: bullshit about everything sacred. He's just meant to suppress discoveries
Speaker 2: that don't align with their power structure.
Speaker 3: It's like, good story though, right, It's like these people
Speaker 3: probably they weren't relatives. It's like, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: It?
Speaker 1: So desecrate the dead? How do you know it's even yours?
Speaker 2: Well, meanwhile, we're talking about people who used to scalp infants.
Speaker 2: I mean, really, you're worried about desecreating the dead? Huh yeah,
Speaker 2: talk about that.
Speaker 3: That was really you know right, yeah, you know it
Speaker 3: did different time frames, like using because they were freaking
Speaker 3: savages to each other, you know, they made each other
Speaker 3: each other. Yes, the fleshless demon god that they had,
Speaker 3: it's in my book. It's in pronounceable word. That must
Speaker 3: have been Russian.
Speaker 2: Kidd's true. Well, no, don't forget that. The thought is
Speaker 2: that the Russian contingent of Maltal that had come down
Speaker 2: in the Western United States, every tribe has stories about
Speaker 2: the Tall Reds. It is thought that those were the
Speaker 2: Tall Reds, and they used the excuse they said the
Speaker 2: tall Reds were committing cannibalism when nothing could be further
Speaker 2: firm truth. They were eating each other, and that's a
Speaker 2: known goddamn fact, you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I do. Do you do you see any
Speaker 3: of these military stories that they had. Do you see
Speaker 3: in these military stories that they have on YouTube where
Speaker 3: it's like supernatural paranormals military stories and it's always giants
Speaker 3: in Afghanistan ripping apart soldiers.
Speaker 1: I'm like, that's not true.
Speaker 3: Do you think that's really You think they're just trying
Speaker 3: to make a case for you know, all people bad.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Or maybe there's actually an ogre type thing and there's
Speaker 3: tall then and they're.
Speaker 2: About the Quran. Remember Mohammad gave it up to the Zutz.
Speaker 2: Remember he told his friend, Hey, I'm going to draw
Speaker 2: this line here in the sand, and I want you
Speaker 2: to stay here all night and watch me. I'm going
Speaker 2: to be right over there. And he communed and let
Speaker 2: the zutz ride him all night. What is that? Sounds
Speaker 2: like a bunch of ditty action to me. What do
Speaker 2: I know? But it was thought that they were giants,
Speaker 2: Oh my god, and we're ultra hyper sexual with like
Speaker 2: gigantic penises. What's that?
Speaker 1: How do you survive that?
Speaker 2: All right? Ask p Diddy. Oh supposedly they had dark
Speaker 2: skin too, by the way, So I was like, yeah,
Speaker 2: huh yeah, look it up. It's in the hadiths. And
Speaker 2: everyone says, oh, it's not true. It's in the hideth,
Speaker 2: and I'm like, well, here's the fatva that tells you
Speaker 2: you must you must accept all that deeds. He's fine
Speaker 2: and funny, They're like they dismissed it. They go, oh,
Speaker 2: that's it a hadith that's not of the Quran. Oh,
Speaker 2: but here's the fatva that says that you must accept
Speaker 2: everything in the deeds.
Speaker 1: So they have a situation sort of like, tell me, Torah.
Speaker 2: That's exactly it, identical, identical, And I'm going bad, bad, exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but you know what I'm like, So if so, let
Speaker 2: me get this straight. If you tell me that it's
Speaker 2: not in the Qoran and it's not valid, okay, fine,
Speaker 2: But then I have to say, I have to realize
Speaker 2: that anything that might make you guys look bad, or
Speaker 2: make the prophet Muhammad look bad, you have an obligation
Speaker 2: to lie to me about how does that work. It's
Speaker 2: it's like Schrodinger's hadiths, right, yeah, yeah, it's absolutely true,
Speaker 2: but absolutely not. Which one is it. I'm gonna open
Speaker 2: that damn box and see, Oh look, giants banged him
Speaker 2: in the butt. Oh well I'm done.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 1: So now when he when he had a lot of activity.
Speaker 2: That guy, like everything was all six with the freaking.
Speaker 3: Now when I when I when I was cursory looking
Speaker 3: at other books that were talking about the Koran, and
Speaker 3: maybe they were talking about there was the story of
Speaker 3: his nine year old wife and he flew into a
Speaker 3: frenzied rage because there was like animal designs on either
Speaker 3: her curtains or her blanket. Yes, and it just turned
Speaker 3: them into a mental patient. He tore them all off,
Speaker 3: and he screamed and pitched the mound and said, there
Speaker 3: will be no animal imagery or whatever you were, you
Speaker 3: were in the process of banging, you know, raping a
Speaker 3: nine year old girl, and that that dad was more
Speaker 3: morally upsetting than come on, man.
Speaker 2: Well you know what it'd be like, You know what
Speaker 2: it would be like having a new girlfriend and she
Speaker 2: has pictures of all your old girlfriends on her shirt.
Speaker 2: You're banging her because he liked them. Animals, Baby, He's like,
Speaker 2: how dare you? So you're making people look at all
Speaker 2: my exes?
Speaker 1: We're making a lot of friends in every abraham for the.
Speaker 2: Reaction every We're not. We're not holding back on anybody,
Speaker 2: you know. And but the thing is when you actually
Speaker 2: look at the big three, right, the big three religions,
Speaker 2: Abrahamic religions. I'm sorry, but the more I look at it,
Speaker 2: I go. So let me get this straight straight.
Speaker 3: Magic, yeah, magic.
Speaker 2: Deaficult eating, doodoo, banging giants, et cetera. And you're mad
Speaker 2: at Christianity.
Speaker 3: You want seventy two Do you want seventy two demons
Speaker 3: to build you a temple for your god? And he's
Speaker 3: supposed to be a good guy, this guy, how many virgins.
Speaker 2: Do you get? That's an interesting number, seventy two. I'm
Speaker 2: just saying, I don't think it's seventy two virgins. I
Speaker 2: think you get seventy two demons all up in your bunghole.
Speaker 2: So I think that's how that works.
Speaker 3: You ever hear the joke or that they say lit.
Speaker 2: Same demons that built the temple?
Speaker 3: That's very similar to the to the word walnut. So
Speaker 3: it's seventy two walnuts. Did you ever hear do you
Speaker 3: have you ever heard that argument?
Speaker 2: No walnuts?
Speaker 3: Well, that that totally makes it like a walnut.
Speaker 2: Sauce, Like when you're hanging out with the Obamas late
Speaker 2: at night in a pool. Is that that walnut sauce?
Speaker 2: That there were sides that the walnuts you're talking about?
Speaker 2: Is that a that's little black kids? Uh? I don't
Speaker 2: know anyway, And how horrible is it that they call
Speaker 2: little black kids walnuts? That's the code word.
Speaker 3: What walnut sauce? I thought was when they went to
Speaker 3: the penal gland or something like that.
Speaker 2: No, no, walnut sauce was supposedly.
Speaker 3: Because a brain looks like a walnut when you open
Speaker 3: it up, like a walnut looks like a brain kind
Speaker 3: of when you open it up. So I figured that
Speaker 3: they were talking about some sort of like.
Speaker 2: Doesn't the pineal gland look like a walnut?
Speaker 3: Also? You know, I think that's an akelorn pine pin.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but no, the walnuts saw it the walnut. When
Speaker 2: he said walnut in the p d F file world,
Speaker 2: it means a young black boy. Just in case anybody's wondering.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know need to know that, nor did you.
Speaker 2: But here we are. But yeah, supposedly that's the walnut lord. Anyway,
Speaker 2: I thought that was kind of messed up.
Speaker 3: That's very good. So, yeah, I thought it was. I
Speaker 3: don't know where I heard that, but I just I
Speaker 3: had watched a video a thousand years ago in my life.
Speaker 3: I don't remember what it came off of, but I
Speaker 3: remember them saying, oh, no, the word is so it's
Speaker 3: it's a mistranslation. I was like, well, what's the incentive
Speaker 3: our walnuts hard to get, hard to get to these days?
Speaker 2: Is that why your walnuts in the ancient world? Or
Speaker 2: I didn't even know if they knew what walnuts were then,
Speaker 2: because isn't that a North American species? Anyway? Yeah? Right,
Speaker 2: I mean, oh you had walnuts?
Speaker 3: Oh you know.
Speaker 2: It always cracks me up when they do wi wuzzies
Speaker 2: on ship. It's like you didn't. Humans supposedly didn't even
Speaker 2: figure out walnuts. And and if I recall, the Native
Speaker 2: Americans didn't eat them because they were poison. You have
Speaker 2: to harvest them at a certain time. So if you
Speaker 2: just Willy Nearly went and made a walnut, you'd be
Speaker 2: sick of shit. It's not I know.
Speaker 3: Almonds are not though there's a bitter almond that can
Speaker 3: kill you, and all that stuff type.
Speaker 1: None of it's good for you. If you're a male.
Speaker 3: It destroys your testosterone, your free your free testosterone for
Speaker 3: those of you out there, isn't it.
Speaker 2: I that nuts kill your nuts? Go figure.
Speaker 3: Yeah, particularly the pea cants and the cashews, you know, pistachios.
Speaker 1: That sounds like pinocchia.
Speaker 2: I find it funny that they that they do this.
Speaker 2: We wazzary and it's just totally historic and correct in
Speaker 2: an effort to cover the takia over these things that
Speaker 2: make the religion look really bad.
Speaker 3: Oh remember this one. We mustn't we mustn't apply our
Speaker 3: modern morality to ancient people. People.
Speaker 1: People died at age. They tell you this.
Speaker 3: People died in their late twenties and thirties, so bit
Speaker 3: mirroring it eight and nine was customary. It's like, so
Speaker 3: there are developmental things happened sooner too. It didn't take
Speaker 3: their by their mind too fully mature at age twenty five,
Speaker 3: like it does now things changed, is what you're saying,
Speaker 3: or will be just predatorial against children because they couldn't
Speaker 3: defend themselves from it.
Speaker 2: Again, like I said, with the nine year old having
Speaker 2: the depiction of animals, you know, on her clothes, that
Speaker 2: was just reminding them of bad access. You know. Oh
Speaker 2: there's a goat. I remember that goat. That that goat
Speaker 2: was a bitch.
Speaker 3: That dog ate my apple.
Speaker 2: He then, yeah, kicked me in the balls when I
Speaker 2: was banging it. And this elephant it was stinky when
Speaker 2: I tried to put my wiener in it, you know.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's what I could think of. He's just like,
Speaker 2: it's just it gave him flashbacks of his of his
Speaker 2: old relationships, is the only thing.
Speaker 3: So, since you know, seems seem to know a lot
Speaker 3: about the topic, what is the connection between the people
Speaker 3: would call the person we're calling Mohammad and the helmet.
Speaker 8: Was there?
Speaker 1: Someone say he was a tell me Lewis before this.
Speaker 2: All relapsed supposedly, you know. And but here's the thing.
Speaker 2: It's oftentimes thought that Mohammed is completely fake, that he
Speaker 2: was basically multiple multiple people that called themselves.
Speaker 3: I think I think the multiple thing might be true,
Speaker 3: because it seems like there's a like a schism in
Speaker 3: the brain that happened somewhere. We're like, oh, well, these
Speaker 3: are nice and virtuos, and all a sudden he just
Speaker 3: turned into a flying maniac, Like who's that guy? Same guy?
Speaker 1: Or did you get a gin or or divoc in him?
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, if you're having butt sex with giants
Speaker 2: over in Pakistan or whatever, the zutz, I can only
Speaker 2: imagine what you got up in you plenty of room,
Speaker 2: you know.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's a lot of that area that they talk about,
Speaker 3: like this is the hot deed right like in that Jordan, Yemen, uh,
Speaker 3: all the all that area. It's they talk about some
Speaker 3: really strange stuff. So, however much the military story is umbellist,
Speaker 3: we're gonna we're gonna go with there's probably something to it,
Speaker 3: but it's I just want to I just want to
Speaker 3: say that I don't if they're gonna try to conflate
Speaker 3: people who were tall in the past with whatever these
Speaker 3: other things are that are like cannibals and ripping people apart.
Speaker 3: I don't think they're the same thing. I think there
Speaker 3: was tall people which we can we can find and
Speaker 3: here's the other funny thing. You know how they say
Speaker 3: Gilgamesh was this huge dude. First of all, he wasn't Semitic.
Speaker 3: A gotcha, guys, And he's holding in his head he's
Speaker 3: like he got he he has like a lion in
Speaker 3: the headlock in that way, and that the lion is
Speaker 3: like small in comparison to him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it looks like a Pomeranian.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, the lion faced people were called the Phrygians.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So if it's if it's just some symbolic of
Speaker 3: the of the you know, the totem of their people,
Speaker 3: which is the lion, then it's just showing his dominance
Speaker 3: over it. Could it could very well be a thor
Speaker 3: who's showing his dominance over conquering Frygia because they had to,
Speaker 3: because they kept on being attacked by them through the
Speaker 3: serping colt, right.
Speaker 2: And he had to.
Speaker 3: He had to. He had to liberate and rehabilitate Phrygia
Speaker 3: and make them allies whomever would be, and kicked out
Speaker 3: the rest.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, that's that's exactly what I was thinking. That
Speaker 2: he was basically showing that he has that he has
Speaker 2: domination over the over the people that are depicted by
Speaker 2: that lion symbolically.
Speaker 3: And that's why would like the mithra they're saying slaying
Speaker 3: the bull is Taurus. No, I think that's I think
Speaker 3: that's more of the ball or the type of thing.
Speaker 3: And then there's a there's a serpent and a crab
Speaker 3: or something like that, like by the feet, and when
Speaker 3: I was trying to grab it, I'm thinking that this
Speaker 3: is going to be more so this is sun cult
Speaker 3: thing and the serpent being depicted in theirs to show
Speaker 3: that they're also overcoming the serpent cult. Again, it's just
Speaker 3: more depiction of that and showing it in a different way.
Speaker 3: It's like when you see all these symbols like the
Speaker 3: anthropomorphic things that are in the higher glyphs or even
Speaker 3: like Ghanesh the the elephant man, and then people are like, oh,
Speaker 3: they worship elephants with multiple It's like, no, that was
Speaker 3: actually a nickname because like a like a mass or
Speaker 3: like a huge bowl and elephant like had the same wording.
Speaker 3: It was like the same the same symbols, so they
Speaker 3: an elephant and bulb are basically the same thing. They
Speaker 3: and the way that was written, so we don't know
Speaker 3: if it was because that guy was called the Great Bull,
Speaker 3: and then they made him into Gunesh because that's how
Speaker 3: you pictographic back in the day. But everybody takes everything
Speaker 3: so literal that they wanted everybody take everything literal and
Speaker 3: say that instead of you know, how hard is the
Speaker 3: carbon rock? You're not just drawed on paper. So let's
Speaker 3: try to get all the ideas in here in one spot,
Speaker 3: you know, and the best way to do that is
Speaker 3: through representation or you know, depicting things in a way
Speaker 3: the people then could understand it.
Speaker 1: You know, they wouldn't think.
Speaker 3: Oh, wow, there's a bunch of dog headed people out there,
Speaker 3: or wow, there's a bunch of hawk headed people out there.
Speaker 3: It's like, no, that guy has a keen eye and
Speaker 3: therefore he's got the hawkhead or something like that, exactly,
Speaker 3: and he's a good hunter, right exactly.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then you you extrapolate that to the attributes
Speaker 2: of the people that he rules over, very similar to
Speaker 2: you know, an Egyptian mythology where you see the guy
Speaker 2: with the dog, well, what is it? A dog is loyal, right,
Speaker 2: So it makes you wonder like, okay, what are the
Speaker 2: attributes of that animal that could potentially be read into
Speaker 2: the attributes of this particular person.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like Anubis being a is a neuwbis really a
Speaker 3: negative thing? Or is it? He's watching over you because
Speaker 3: you're he's you're the master, and're he's You're Anubis is
Speaker 3: the gate keeper of the the afterlife? Right, So would
Speaker 3: he just be there as a good dog?
Speaker 2: Could he be keeping you from the afterlife as it
Speaker 2: worked you, making sure that you don't end up there?
Speaker 3: You know, everybody has to put in their own weird
Speaker 3: semitic anti just negative spin on everything, right.
Speaker 2: Well, and I find it funny for people who who
Speaker 2: like stole everything they could from every culture that they
Speaker 2: supposedly hated.
Speaker 3: It's like all right, well yeah, well they have to
Speaker 3: spin it into their own yet anyway, because they can't
Speaker 3: suppress at all, so they have to turn it into
Speaker 3: their own.
Speaker 1: They have to co opt it.
Speaker 2: Oh no, we came up with that first. That's a
Speaker 2: whole bunch of wezzery. You know, they were the original wezzers,
Speaker 2: you know what I.
Speaker 1: Mean, kind of come to come together closely there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well we was Babylonians, we we was Egyptians. We
Speaker 2: would they always like every society that they get old,
Speaker 2: they go straight to the top. Oh really, that's just
Speaker 2: because you're that good. No, hold on a second.
Speaker 3: Something has to out them to destroy, Otherwise there would
Speaker 3: be nothing for them to do. They have to suck
Speaker 3: the life out of things they don't know how to create.
Speaker 3: He's the reason why they're going in the wrong hole.
Speaker 2: Well, well there's that too. I mean, how did they
Speaker 2: how did they go from yeah, we want to have
Speaker 2: big families to the LGBTQ the pushing of the lgbt
Speaker 2: Q siout right right like every chance they got. Oh,
Speaker 2: let's what does God want us to do. Let's do
Speaker 2: the opposite thing.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and he smoked you a.
Speaker 2: Bunch for that ship already. Did you not learn over
Speaker 2: past four thousand years? Or either that or stories bullshit?
Speaker 2: That would be the other option.
Speaker 3: We don't have a bunch of incentives through the government
Speaker 3: to have large families when we can't afford them. And
Speaker 3: since we can't afford shit, we don't have large families,
Speaker 3: we're responsible not to let them make them live in
Speaker 3: poverty because we're not gonna be able to take.
Speaker 1: Care of them.
Speaker 3: Whereas you get bonus checks like it's a lottery. If
Speaker 3: you have pump out five ten kids and you're you know,
Speaker 3: the right, the right ethnicity. If you're yeah, yeah, you go.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like it's like spinning the wheel, the
Speaker 3: wheel of uh gifts and and and treasures every time
Speaker 3: you have a child.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, and it's it doesn't us it's a
Speaker 2: negative right because we have to live in the regular economy,
Speaker 2: in the real world. And then that was what my immigrant,
Speaker 2: my immigrant friend was telling me. He's like, why fight it.
Speaker 2: Take as much as their money as you can any
Speaker 2: way you can and have your family and don't worry
Speaker 2: about it. That's exactly what you said. And I go,
Speaker 2: you know what, I I want to argue with it,
Speaker 2: but I can't because I see the results. The fruit
Speaker 2: has been born. You know, we see the results of this,
Speaker 2: and they're doing better than us. It's not just that
Speaker 2: they get there they make bad decisions with loans or something.
Speaker 2: The fact is that they even got that loan when
Speaker 2: they don't have any credit. How how does that work?
Speaker 5: Will?
Speaker 3: It would be you don't want to be racist, do you? You
Speaker 3: can't deny this person?
Speaker 2: Oh, because credit is only a White people think it's
Speaker 2: in our genetics, just like our anti semitism. Right, I
Speaker 2: would like to see that report again. I am I
Speaker 2: once again am here to ask for the research, the
Speaker 2: genetic research that shows the anti semigene and white people
Speaker 2: that Josh Hammer was talking about. I would be very
Speaker 2: interested in seeing this research out there.
Speaker 1: What's that we're inherently racist when we see murderers murdering
Speaker 1: and say stop.
Speaker 2: Yes, you just don't respect their murdering culture, that's your problem.
Speaker 2: Sounds very familiar to other cultures that they exalted back
Speaker 2: in the day, like the serpent cult, et cetera.
Speaker 3: Right, right, So yeah, exactly. So if you're if your
Speaker 3: religion's all about that, sorry, religious freedom just ended. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're harming other people who are not part of your
Speaker 3: little group that are, you know, agreeing to being harmed
Speaker 3: for their sick twisted practice. So when you go outside
Speaker 3: of that and you start harming stealing, you know, it's
Speaker 3: the whole cause no harm thing, right, the thing that
Speaker 3: they hate. So do what thou wilt overrides cause no harm.
Speaker 3: If you can get away with it, then have at it.
Speaker 3: That's basically what that means.
Speaker 2: I would say, your religious freedom ends where my dismemberment begins.
Speaker 2: I mean, I know, I'm sounding crazy like a racist,
Speaker 2: I know, but I would say that's a good that's
Speaker 2: a good starting point. They can start there.
Speaker 3: When I was in uh, when I was in New York.
Speaker 3: Did you see the stuff I sent in the into
Speaker 3: the chat about that. Uh. I don't know where the
Speaker 3: black guy came from, but he was in Europe and
Speaker 3: he had UH. He was dating one of two men
Speaker 3: that were you know, they were they were also together.
Speaker 3: But this black dude from some whacked country one day
Speaker 3: hammered the one guy to death, waited for the other
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Speaker 3: he had a hammer and he bludgeoned him to death,
Speaker 3: to and shot them all up and put him in
Speaker 3: a in a an ice box that he bought with
Speaker 3: their money online, and then he was dragging it and
Speaker 3: it was blood, blood was pouring out of it.
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Speaker 3: London. Austin and Mouscerra, a Colombian national was found guilty
Speaker 3: twenty five murdering two men, Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's the man guilty of murder during two men and
Speaker 3: dumping the remains. That was in July twenty first, it
Speaker 3: was right when I was. They had caught him when
Speaker 3: I was in when I was in New York. Let
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Speaker 3: really interesting in our show. I don't know about all that.
Speaker 3: It is getting a little long ago. Oh where was it? Okay,
Speaker 3: so being guilty of murdering two men and dumping remains.
Speaker 3: So this guy right here was inches was welcomed into
Speaker 3: these two flaming hermes homes here, and you know he
Speaker 3: was the pass arounder I guess, and he ended up
Speaker 3: killing one of them waiting for the other one to
Speaker 3: come home. Was raping the shit out of that while
Speaker 3: not raping because I guess it was consented, but pounding
Speaker 3: the hell out of that one. And then he started
Speaker 3: hacking him to pieces. It wasn't a hammer, it was
Speaker 3: it was like a machete, because you know how they
Speaker 3: like machete is machetes Austin, because you know why I
Speaker 3: use James when you can use Wise Joston Mosquera Musquerra Mousquerra,
Speaker 3: thirty five is found guilty of the murders of Paul
Speaker 3: Longworth and Albert Alfonso and dumping the remains in suitcases. Warning,
Speaker 3: this page contains distressing details, does it no. Mouscarra, a
Speaker 3: Columbia national, had denied murdering the pair on the eighth
Speaker 3: of July last year at their flat in London wool
Speaker 3: which Crown Court heard he took some of the men's
Speaker 3: remains to Bristol in two suitcases, where he tried to
Speaker 3: dispose of them at Clifton Suspension Bridge. The trials judge
Speaker 3: orders a psychiatric report at Mouscary and says he will
Speaker 3: be sentenced on October twenty fourth.
Speaker 1: Really, he's found guilty, they're not even going.
Speaker 3: To sensor them. Let's see, he had no connection to Bristol,
Speaker 3: and during the trial we've heard he chose to travel
Speaker 3: there in an attempt to dispose of Albert and Paul's
Speaker 3: remains and hide his despicable crimes. A large number of
Speaker 3: police officers and members of staff were Let's see, I
Speaker 3: know how concerning this incident it was and still is
Speaker 3: for our LGBT communities, right, because that's what it's about.
Speaker 3: It's about LGBT and certainly not about murder, and certainly
Speaker 3: not about black people murdering people. It's not about that
Speaker 3: at all, and that some of the details we've heard
Speaker 3: over the course of the trial will have been deeply distressing.
Speaker 3: We remained in close contact with community leaders. Oh yes,
Speaker 3: let's make sure you guys still have your safe space
Speaker 3: in your unrealistic world where you know you're a cat
Speaker 3: today and a woman tomorrow. We remain in close contact
Speaker 3: with community leaders, and our partners are ready to provide
Speaker 3: any support we can. Yes, we're worry about the community.
Speaker 3: He didn't worry too much about the two people that
Speaker 3: I got hacked to pieces and yeah, okay killer searched
Speaker 3: for chest freezers. Computer searches for the phrase where on
Speaker 3: the head is a knock fatal? Oh, that's nice, We're
Speaker 3: on the head is a knock fatal were made by
Speaker 3: Mascara on the same day mister Alfonso and mister Longworth
Speaker 3: were murder a jury at Woolwards. What was his long term,
Speaker 3: his long game like, what was his plan to do
Speaker 3: after that? The court was told how hammer Killer, Hammer
Speaker 3: Killer Okay was also typed in and repeated searches were
Speaker 3: made for chest freezers in the lead up to the killings. Yeah,
Speaker 3: I remember seeing this part. You can't trust anybody these days,
Speaker 3: can you? Not even the tall black man who's raping
Speaker 3: you in the butt? A video showing the moment Avon
Speaker 3: in Somerset police apprehended and can't cup from Muscara at
Speaker 3: Bristol Temple Meads railway station has now been released to
Speaker 3: shows police officers restraining Muscao on the floor outside the
Speaker 3: railway station. Are you also a little bit like, I
Speaker 3: don't know, a shamed the fact that people know that you're,
Speaker 3: you know, giving it anally to two old men, or
Speaker 3: that he did so willingly, or that they were God
Speaker 3: forbid White telling him he had been arrested on suspicion
Speaker 3: of murder. Muscaro, who does not speak fluent English. Oh
Speaker 3: that's a good cover, already good shield and relied on
Speaker 3: an interpreter throughout his trial, appears to struggle to understand
Speaker 3: police in this clip and gives his name as jat Moscira. Okay, well,
Speaker 3: he had enough English in his capacity to become befriended
Speaker 3: and live with two men that definitely.
Speaker 1: Didn't speak case language. Oh look there's the hammer.
Speaker 3: Got the ham at the time for action.
Speaker 1: And adrew.
Speaker 3: Ohilt's see if he's back. He's back, all right, cool?
Speaker 3: Oh shit add again?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, all right, gotcha, I'll go.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 1: There you go, He'll be back.
Speaker 3: Everybody. So there's a knife. I guess it wasn't that.
Speaker 3: I guess it wasn't a machete. They're just they just
Speaker 3: do that. They do they did. They hacked people together
Speaker 3: to death of machetes all the time. I guess he
Speaker 3: didn't have one handy. He didn't have fifteen dollars. It
Speaker 3: was on money to go buy one out whatever European
Speaker 3: world mart there is. It leads to the flat. Let's
Speaker 3: say the address tag got one of the suitcases left
Speaker 3: at Clinton Suspension Bridge, gave Felice a head start they
Speaker 3: needed the can take the freaking thing now with that
Speaker 3: sells you if lost ors whatever, return this address, are
Speaker 3: you stupid? It leads to the flat, at least the flat.
Speaker 3: Mister Longworth and mister Alfonso, mister right, so dignified in death.
Speaker 3: They were sodomites. Lived in the West London, lived in
Speaker 3: the West London. Austin Mouscarra had been staying at the
Speaker 3: property with them when police arrived. Yeah, so he had
Speaker 3: lived with them when police arrived. Officer found it decapitated
Speaker 3: heads of two men inside a chest freezer. Decapitated heads
Speaker 3: of two men. He did that with that little tiny
Speaker 3: knife there. You think that would have been an awful
Speaker 3: lot of effort. Been pretty messy too. They also found
Speaker 3: a hammer on the floor with mister Longwort's blood on it.
Speaker 3: There was also blood under Longworth's bed where his body
Speaker 3: had initially been stored. Lastly, police found cameras in mister
Speaker 3: Alfonso's bedroom which had captured his merger. Oh good, they
Speaker 3: found video of his murder. Well, like pretty much an
Speaker 3: open shut case.
Speaker 1: There.
Speaker 3: I there's the chest freezer with blood dripping down off
Speaker 3: of it. Makes it very look Hey, what'd you got?
Speaker 3: I just got a freezer? Yeah, you got any food
Speaker 3: to put in it? You can start helping out around here.
Speaker 3: Oh just wait, you'll just wait, There'll be something in
Speaker 3: it soon enough. He paid for a van driver to
Speaker 3: take him to the two suit take him and the
Speaker 3: two suitcases containing some of Paul Longworst and Alfonso's remains
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