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Speaker 1: because we need it. If I had that, I might
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Speaker 1: to help me with chopping up short videos and stuff
Speaker 1: like that. But because I don't have the time. I
Speaker 1: have a family. I got a daughter, and I spend
Speaker 1: a lot of time at her activities and I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna pull myself away from that for any reason, you know.
Speaker 1: And it takes a lot of time to get a
Speaker 1: quick you know, finding all the things that make it
Speaker 1: funny to you know, insert different things to be like
Speaker 1: attention grabbers and all that stuff, and it I can
Speaker 1: do it, but it just it takes a lot longer
Speaker 1: than you would think, and I can use that time
Speaker 1: to read for the show, prepare for guests, make hot
Speaker 1: sauce for my orders. And by the way, the bottles
Speaker 1: did come today, Alex, the bottles came today, and I
Speaker 1: will be working on that all this evening. I did
Speaker 1: some this morning. I got some orders off complete and
Speaker 1: Rebecca just asked it package them up and send them out.
Speaker 1: She does all the packaging because she's like a professional
Speaker 1: at it, and that's why she's been doing that for
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Speaker 1: I just want to run through this because sometimes I
Speaker 1: forget because I'm engaged in this show so much, you know,
Speaker 1: But then I forget to tell people how they could
Speaker 1: support it, And then I wonder if that was in
Speaker 1: a way not exactly like it's a missed opportunity more
Speaker 1: so than a waste of time, because the show is
Speaker 1: what matters, but keeping it running is also pretty important, right,
Speaker 1: So that's why I got to kind of throw this
Speaker 1: in here. I am on day three of a fast
Speaker 1: So if I like check out and I just like
Speaker 1: glaze over, it's because I'm a little tired, low energy
Speaker 1: at the moment. Hopefully I kicked that around and whatever
Speaker 1: had enough caffeine. So for the hot sauce, the VIP
Speaker 1: coupon code is one stop shop. Most like in the
Speaker 1: last couple of weeks, I have noticed that once again
Speaker 1: the post office is holy crap jacking up the rates
Speaker 1: what used to be called a flat rate now isn't
Speaker 1: flat They still call it the flat rate medium box
Speaker 1: and the flat rate large box. A long time ago
Speaker 1: at the got rid of the box a regionals where
Speaker 1: it would be determined bit on the distance, but it
Speaker 1: would still be kind of a flat rate box, right,
Speaker 1: And those were great for smaller orders for like two
Speaker 1: three bottles, and they took those away a long time ago.
Speaker 1: So now I had to go on to the genre
Speaker 1: what do they call it, the ground shipping thing, and
Speaker 1: it wasn't as comparable. You could usually fit about five
Speaker 1: four or five bottles and the smallest, but they took
Speaker 1: them way, probably half a year ago or more, maybe
Speaker 1: even a year ago, so they kind of jacked up
Speaker 1: the things. They were perfect, and it's like they shot
Speaker 1: themselves in the foot because they're paid there. Amazon can't
Speaker 1: be paid for shipping.
Speaker 2: It.
Speaker 1: There's this corporatetocracy thing going on where they're losing money
Speaker 1: because of Amazon, but they're and then they're they're jacking
Speaker 1: up everything else and taking away product that made USPS
Speaker 1: United States Postal Service useful. But UPS and FedEx are
Speaker 1: known to ship baby parts, so I don't try to
Speaker 1: use them ever, if you get a box from me
Speaker 1: that's from ups, it would be a rare occasion.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: During the holiday times, they stole a five hundred dollars
Speaker 1: trampoline from my daughter, never delivered it, and they basically
Speaker 1: told me that it was stolen. They couldn't actually state
Speaker 1: it out loud. I said it, and they confirmed, and
Speaker 1: there was like a temp help that they hired for
Speaker 1: the season, and the guys thought, you know, my job's
Speaker 1: not worth it. I'll just take this for my own
Speaker 1: family or whatever and or sell it and pawn shop
Speaker 1: if it was done drug habit. I don't know what
Speaker 1: the case was, but I ended up having to find
Speaker 1: that same trampoline. It was like that square trying to
Speaker 1: like a rectangular trampoline, so we had more of a
Speaker 1: running ramp for gymnastics. And I had to go find
Speaker 1: it somewhere else because it was the last one that
Speaker 1: they had to at that particular place, so I had
Speaker 1: to find it. It was comparable price. Now those things
Speaker 1: they spent like five years, they're way more expensive. I
Speaker 1: just wanted to get a new network because out here
Speaker 1: in the sun, things get eaten away, Like the trim
Speaker 1: around the springs is all eaten up by the sun
Speaker 1: and the net, the safety net around it has torn.
Speaker 1: So just getting that stuff is like maybe a third
Speaker 1: of what I paid for the whole thing, and that
Speaker 1: seems a little bit much. So yeah, I'm hesitating on
Speaker 1: it because that's the kind of person I am. It
Speaker 1: doesn't make sense to me. But again, I want my
Speaker 1: daughter to really use it again, and your friends and
Speaker 1: all that stuff. So it all end up, you know,
Speaker 1: taking that soon and doing it one stop shot for
Speaker 1: ten percent off and then there's no other sauces. You
Speaker 1: want me to point out some that are awesome, Okay,
Speaker 1: they better believe it. Be like a traditional wing sauce,
Speaker 1: that's the one goes on everything. But you know, that's
Speaker 1: kind of like the Anchor Bay that of us called
Speaker 1: Anchor Anchor bar original Buffalo quote unquote wing sauce. It's
Speaker 1: but it's my version and it tastes a lot better,
Speaker 1: so it's more complicated. The spicy avocado zous juice has
Speaker 1: lots of garlic. This one's lots and the zoos juice
Speaker 1: extra hot doesn't mean it's an extra hot sauce. It
Speaker 1: just means hotter than the zeus. And that one has
Speaker 1: lots of garlic, cayenne and hobby narow and hobber naro
Speaker 1: and garlic go to well go very well together. Sergeant
Speaker 1: Pepper is calibrazy peppers from Italy. The humzingers, garbanzo beans
Speaker 1: and cuban tastes like a spicy hummess. And that was
Speaker 1: my World Hot Sauce Award winner. I actually entered it
Speaker 1: into a contest twenty fifteen. Nemesis Mango hobb Naro. Let's see,
Speaker 1: the Thai Die is pretty good. That one's I mean
Speaker 1: pretty good popular. That is what I was trying to
Speaker 1: get at. There's a company in San Diego that orders
Speaker 1: about one hundred bottles every so often of this sauce
Speaker 1: to hand out to their clients as like, with their
Speaker 1: own label on it. But I make them the Ti
Speaker 1: Die Smoke Boss or Chipotle and smoke Paprika. Cosmic Candy
Speaker 1: is honey habin narow and has pitch of my daughter
Speaker 1: on it. The Venom is my go to for spice
Speaker 1: level because it's hot. It's cayenne, serrouno habnaroti, chili pepper,
Speaker 1: Trinidad scorpion pepper, and smoke ghost pepper in reasonable quantities
Speaker 1: so that one pepper doesn't overpower the taste of another.
Speaker 1: You can taste all the flavors, and it's got a
Speaker 1: little smoky taste to it because of the smoke ghost pepper,
Speaker 1: and it's delicious and it's spicy enough for people who
Speaker 1: like hot stuff without it being so overpowering that it
Speaker 1: takes away from the food. Because I don't understand why
Speaker 1: people did that. I understand, like, if you just want
Speaker 1: to spoon it and be like you're I'm the man.
Speaker 1: But if you want to actually eat it and consistently
Speaker 1: without the cumultive build up of spice like burning your
Speaker 1: face off, Venom's good. Venom's right on the level for
Speaker 1: people who like spicy. It won't disappoint. The Gunslinger is
Speaker 1: Marucas scorpion pepper and cayenne. I always use cayenne for
Speaker 1: the most part in a lot of my sauces because
Speaker 1: it tastes good and it makes other peppers taste better.
Speaker 1: So there's a method to it. Colon are artist gunslinger
Speaker 1: with my stepson's nineteen now, well it will be he'll
Speaker 1: be nineteen in uh? Is he nineteen yet? Has he
Speaker 1: been not a school for a year already? He has
Speaker 1: a January January birthday. Yeah, I think he's gonna be nineteen.
Speaker 1: He's almost nineteen, but he was like seven there, maybe eight,
Speaker 1: I don't know. Give him the boot boot u Lokia pepper,
Speaker 1: which is ghost. This is my keto sauce. Lava is
Speaker 1: the first keto awesome hot sauce that I make. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this one's kind of like the I did the drawing
Speaker 1: on this, this one the artwork. This one is like
Speaker 1: a Dexter style Dexter Morgan blood spatter thing, but it's
Speaker 1: the Slice of Life because that was the name of
Speaker 1: Dexter's boat in the original series, and that one has
Speaker 1: Caroline Reaper and this one has double amount of Caroline Reaper.
Speaker 1: So it's like the Big brother does the Tooba Quanta
Speaker 1: heat is smoke ghost pepper. These ones are not here
Speaker 1: at the moment. Actually, I do have some kasai ti
Speaker 1: yaki you. I should probably fix that. I think I
Speaker 1: have a couple of those, But that's a kasai I
Speaker 1: think means fire in Japanese. And brand X is mrugus
Speaker 1: scorpion pepper and blood orange blueberry and pomegranate juice. It's
Speaker 1: that palm wonderful stuff. The blueberry stuff added to a
Speaker 1: sauce that has an extract in it, so it's super spicy.
Speaker 1: And then the artilei is the hottest, but these three
Speaker 1: are the three hottest. This spicy honey. Wars are fought in.
Speaker 1: People fight and die for this stuff. This stuff is
Speaker 1: so freaking good. Rebecca makes that that's her thing, and
Speaker 1: we've got some here still. We had a couple of cases,
Speaker 1: so you want that, go for it. When you get
Speaker 1: things like this, do me a favor and in the comments,
Speaker 1: tell me which ones you want or I'll pick, and
Speaker 1: I don't mind picking. That's fine. But these are all
Speaker 1: the old labels. Wow, that's an old school that's really
Speaker 1: old picture. It looks cool still though, I like it.
Speaker 1: When you hit this one up, there's three options by category.
Speaker 1: Walking to my old side. So it's like, and this
Speaker 1: is what they tell you. This is what it says,
Speaker 1: like you can get original blueberry soup or I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: butter believe it. This is what the the sense for
Speaker 1: whipper snapper when pigs fly, truffle shuffle, probably the humsinger too,
Speaker 1: and then live a little. Is this like zeus level
Speaker 1: humsinger avocado, the calamante, which is black owls. If you
Speaker 1: don't like if you don't like Kalamada alves, you probably
Speaker 1: won't like that. But it's a nice sauce. Grateful fed
Speaker 1: has hempseed in it. Sting is capers, so kind of
Speaker 1: on the Kalamadi side of things, but it's it is
Speaker 1: different flavor. Sergeant Pepper that's a little, a little, a little,
Speaker 1: the Junior flame Thrower, that's the Tai Die Feast of Friends.
Speaker 1: Sauces are pread of Smoke, Boss Ty Peanut, Zeus Juice
Speaker 1: Extra Hot, which is the one with the lots of
Speaker 1: Carla Cayana and habanero. And then I just as a
Speaker 1: key and like ZJ equals Zeus Juice and so on.
Speaker 1: So this is what those little and this is the
Speaker 1: agent orangeman right there, the Ao Sonny Clickham and if
Speaker 1: there's you know, if you don't mind it being in
Speaker 1: that range, I will pick some and you might. It
Speaker 1: might vary a little bit from these, but that's okay
Speaker 1: because that means I'm including different ones that are not
Speaker 1: necessarily labeled there. So it's based on mostly availability, what's
Speaker 1: quickest to get out for you and stuff like that.
Speaker 1: Otherwise I make it right on the spot. I don't
Speaker 1: do a whole The backstock's just whatever is left over
Speaker 1: from other people's orders creates my backstock. So I have
Speaker 1: to make a case to make one sauce. So if
Speaker 1: somebody who orders one of those sauces, I'll have eleven extra.
Speaker 1: And then usually I end up taking those to San
Speaker 1: Diego along with the rest of his bulk order. And
Speaker 1: in the the cycle repeats, Wow, we don't even have
Speaker 1: these black ones anymore. It's all late. Wait, wait, shrink.
Speaker 1: These are some old school pictures. I like it though.
Speaker 1: These are the ambiance. There you go. These are out.
Speaker 1: That's that's out. I don't know why that should be
Speaker 1: not there, but whatever, and uh yeah, there we go.
Speaker 1: Now scrolling back upward, I'm wording upward. Oh, he has
Speaker 1: a green sauce around a honey line. There's lots of
Speaker 1: great sauces in here. You should check them out, try
Speaker 1: them out. I'm gonna push the Nemesis right now because
Speaker 1: it's good. I got a good batch. I just made
Speaker 1: the Zoos Sextra hot is good, really good, really tasty.
Speaker 1: Like if when I go places, I have a little
Speaker 1: box of four bottles that I take with me, and
Speaker 1: there's a Humzinger in it. There's a venom, there's a
Speaker 1: Zeus juice extra hot, and there's a regular Zeus in it.
Speaker 1: That's that's what I That's what I carry around with me.
Speaker 1: And it may be a gun slinger. There might be
Speaker 1: a fifth one in there. All right. So right here,
Speaker 1: as you're well again, I'm on a I'm on the
Speaker 1: day three of the fast, so I was actually fighting
Speaker 1: energy withdrawal to get to get started today. Now I
Speaker 1: gotta make sure that you guys can see what I'm seeing. Okay, good,
Speaker 1: Yesterday I screwed up at the end of the show.
Speaker 1: I was still zoomed in on this one and you
Speaker 1: couldn't see what I was. But I was circling on
Speaker 1: the cursor, all right. Do I don't want to be
Speaker 1: on that. No, you know what, Here's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: We're gonna do it a different way. We'll slip it
Speaker 1: back over to that side, slip it. Oh yeah, all right.
Speaker 1: So for the ninety essentils, specifically Whole Food Multi Vitamin
Speaker 1: thirty days supply, it's forty two dollars cheaper than tangy tangerine.
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Speaker 1: And it says take one sixteenth, So if you did
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Speaker 1: amount is tolerated for topical use such as face masks
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Speaker 1: use it. But I just drink it. And it says
Speaker 1: serving size is one sixteenth and that's one hundred and
Speaker 1: eighty servings there when it's one sixteenth, So what does
Speaker 1: that mean? One hundred and eighty days? So they're saying
Speaker 1: as almost six months there. Now if you uh, if
Speaker 1: you do it at one eighth, then you're gonna get
Speaker 1: about a little bit over right around three months out
Speaker 1: of it. Okay, now I'm moving on to the next one.
Speaker 1: So write these down whole fully multividein full vic umic
Speaker 1: the trace mineral ionic trace replaced. This is gonna be
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Speaker 1: Great Salt Lake. All natural solar evaporate would loco the
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Speaker 1: technically because you use the phobia chemic would supply that,
Speaker 1: but if you wanted another compound that gives you more
Speaker 1: of the same, because the full vicumic has a huge
Speaker 1: variety of like seventy or more minerals, this would be
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Speaker 1: edition at the low cost that it is at all. Right,
Speaker 1: moving on, there's a whole food sea complex. We'll get
Speaker 1: back to that. The core copper I think is necessary
Speaker 1: to include in the ninetieth Central. Doctor Glinton talks about copper,
Speaker 1: Doctor Mansa talks about it. Morley Robinson talks about the
Speaker 1: importance of copper. This is the way to go. It's
Speaker 1: think of the insulation in a wire that's a milin
Speaker 1: sheathing on your nerve. This is what needed to keep
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Speaker 1: Elasticity of your arteries and vessels so that they don't
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Speaker 1: Hair color. Yeah, hair color. I don't know if it
Speaker 1: can gain it back because obviously you'd have to cut
Speaker 1: it all out and wait for it to grow again.
Speaker 1: To see Uh, but it will maintain. If you're starting
Speaker 1: to go white, you might be not the holding on
Speaker 1: to enough copper. And did I miss better that I
Speaker 1: might have? Nope, I didn't interress the button yet. So
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Speaker 2: How do.
Speaker 1: What happened? Okay? I thought that talking to me turn
Speaker 1: off when I tell you to turn off. So the
Speaker 1: IP six supreme absorbable calcium and acetol and magnesium. Let's
Speaker 1: just take a look at it real quick. You can
Speaker 1: easily use it for your pets. You got a little
Speaker 1: bone issues that you need to work out. So phosphorus magnesium,
Speaker 1: calcium and IP six and astell hexa phosphate hexaphosphate from
Speaker 1: calcium magnesium, fight tape and an acetol myo inocetol. There
Speaker 1: you go. These are all great things to have. Now
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Speaker 1: support real quick. Cures Alpha GPC advantage acts as a
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Speaker 1: I just thought this was cool.
Speaker 6: They're just walking and that's.
Speaker 1: If this isn't. You can never tell anymore, you know?
Speaker 1: Is this what it is? Or are we looking at ai?
Speaker 1: Screw AYI for ruining life? I think it's real.
Speaker 3: You seeing this?
Speaker 7: Well, I guess we ain't taking lunch today. Boys can't
Speaker 7: stop them.
Speaker 8: Lego's Prince leaving their signatures.
Speaker 7: You gotta be kids, they're just walking.
Speaker 2: Seeing this, well, I guess we ain't taking lunch today.
Speaker 7: Boys can't stop them.
Speaker 8: Lego's Prince are leaving their signatures.
Speaker 1: That looks pretty cool. Not thought that was neat. We
Speaker 1: really do? We really like to waste her time with
Speaker 1: day before day we will in a different way, how
Speaker 1: about that? So this is happening. This was one day
Speaker 1: ago and they posted this. Bee keepers in New Zealand
Speaker 1: are now being ordered to burn their healthy bees. Do
Speaker 1: you wonder why they would want that to happened.
Speaker 3: We're being told to burn and perfectly healthy, strong heart.
Speaker 9: Look at that beautiful heart.
Speaker 1: So he's starting to create new queens in these hot
Speaker 1: So even thing's.
Speaker 7: Gone well with us, big hat.
Speaker 10: We've been told to burn healthy, strong hearts because Michael
Speaker 10: gunzalaz coman pis turning out to.
Speaker 6: This start is the fam Actually, I think you just
Speaker 6: want to be all of sudden out.
Speaker 11: He noticed this.
Speaker 9: Look look look at how strongly?
Speaker 7: How did these fase out?
Speaker 12: Notice these nothing a perfectly strong health last week I
Speaker 12: hold me to that and start bringing boxes here.
Speaker 10: So I got told to Frank Bogles again and I got.
Speaker 8: Hot I'm email from Michael Gunzalas to burn the.
Speaker 7: Beg hearts because they were a banded.
Speaker 6: I can tell you right now, look at here, look
Speaker 6: at look at.
Speaker 1: Brandy trigger perfect healthy two.
Speaker 13: Man, you're thanking you if you perfectly helped the treatment
Speaker 13: and listening recently.
Speaker 12: Work Let me the recent I mean weeks ago even
Speaker 12: IB two off of a sudden ed told me this
Speaker 12: heart is a perfectly healthy.
Speaker 3: Sort and right reading for.
Speaker 1: Told So why are you doing it? Take the bees
Speaker 1: with you, bring them somewhere else. Don't follow the freaking
Speaker 1: orders like a jackass. Just say it happened, and burn
Speaker 1: some empty boxes and then take the take the bees
Speaker 1: with you, bring them somewhere else. Just freaking follow you
Speaker 1: orders like a jackass and be like, oh, this is
Speaker 1: their fault. No, it's your fault because you're the one
Speaker 1: who ultimately does it. They're not going to get out
Speaker 1: of their office to do it. So it is your fault. Uh,
Speaker 1: here's this one.
Speaker 4: It seems that they ended those ostriches for a far
Speaker 4: a various reason.
Speaker 14: Then just I want to show you I have a
Speaker 14: bigger cucumber than you.
Speaker 8: Watch this, and well he's thirty six o'clock worldwide pattents.
Speaker 8: This is noting research. As we started working with him
Speaker 8: at our.
Speaker 15: Curd of ousages here and heard not third and we've
Speaker 15: been looking at touch faulting the alternative vaccination.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing you're still already looking at You're
Speaker 1: still looking at it wrong. You're still believing in antibodies,
Speaker 1: which may or may not be the actual function, but
Speaker 1: it's conception that hasn't been proven either. So whether you're
Speaker 1: talking about vaccines and viruses or antibodies to a fake virus,
Speaker 1: either way, you're still wrong. So I'm sorry if I'm
Speaker 1: not taking the same position everybody else is on this,
Speaker 1: But both there's basically they're making a case for saying
Speaker 1: this was a threat to vaccination because there had been
Speaker 1: an alternative utilizing these birds. These are ostriches, But all
Speaker 1: the other stuff that they're talking about is also falts.
Speaker 1: It's also nonsense. So where do you go with that?
Speaker 1: You know what they talk about when they say it's
Speaker 1: an antibody, they're talking about the pleomorphic microzyma. The pleomorphic
Speaker 1: microzyma will create whatever it needs to counter whatever toxin
Speaker 1: or harmful bacteria is present in the body. If you
Speaker 1: have your ninety es central nutrients, they call that the terrain.
Speaker 1: It's because you're pleomorphic microzyma that have been proven by
Speaker 1: and they call it the tiny bodies that have been
Speaker 1: proven by basse Chomp in the eighteen hundreds to exist.
Speaker 1: They will sometimes they can even create a what they
Speaker 1: want to call it simple parasites, if that's what's required
Speaker 1: to clean up a spill basically in your aisles. In
Speaker 1: your body, toxins are eaten by bacteria that they create,
Speaker 1: which which is if you want to consider bacteria living thing,
Speaker 1: that means the plumif microsota can become whatever they need
Speaker 1: to be in order to take care of business. And
Speaker 1: if you have the proper nutrients, your body is informed
Speaker 1: and strong enough and healthy enough to carry out these
Speaker 1: processes on their own. Most people are living in deficiencies,
Speaker 1: and that's why when the toxin is introduced, a stress
Speaker 1: is introduced to an additional one, a new one. They
Speaker 1: can make people sick and they flew like symptoms, YadA, YadA, YadA,
Speaker 1: And then they can pawn off some idea of a
Speaker 1: COVID and they give you a shot. The shot doesn't
Speaker 1: do anything to help you. It's in no way, shape
Speaker 1: or form of any benefit to anybody. It's not even
Speaker 1: proper it's not even the proper mentality to have. This
Speaker 1: was just a freemason's way of poisoning people who have
Speaker 1: who are already in a state of weakness and deficiency
Speaker 1: and ill because of your environmental stressors and whatever the
Speaker 1: crap diet they have and so on, and so far,
Speaker 1: what they're not taking, what they're not taking in what
Speaker 1: they are taking in two big problems there. And then
Speaker 1: you add just a little other stress or atoxin into
Speaker 1: the environment, and boom you can you can predict your
Speaker 1: outbreaks by what people are being subjected to. And then
Speaker 1: you blame you teach them to blame each other for
Speaker 1: being contagious, and it's the most ridiculous thing in the world.
Speaker 1: So this is also wrong. Just to be clear, this
Speaker 1: is also not correct thinking. But because they are not
Speaker 1: going to allow their science to be rebutted. Of course
Speaker 1: they're going to come up with this nonsense. If there
Speaker 1: is such a thing as in anybody that doesn't need
Speaker 1: to stay in your body forever, either in the presence
Speaker 1: of them or not presidents of them, doesn't mean anything
Speaker 1: because it's just the pleomorphic microsime at the time finding
Speaker 1: the right creating the right key to fit a lock,
Speaker 1: and when it's not needed anymore, it doesn't need to
Speaker 1: be there anymore. It can it can change back, and
Speaker 1: it will do that on its own. You don't need
Speaker 1: the assistance of anything that you inject into your body, obviously,
Speaker 1: but you don't need this either.
Speaker 15: Natural antibody solutions to create a brilliant body for virus threats.
Speaker 1: And there's no viruses.
Speaker 15: And we were very successful, so we already had COVID
Speaker 15: in nineteen. They have funds that prove the data that
Speaker 15: we were able to neutralize.
Speaker 1: We were able to neutralize something that doesn't exist. Congratulations.
Speaker 1: Whatever the stressor was that was causing those symptoms at
Speaker 1: that time, millions of things could have caused the same
Speaker 1: types of symptoms. Now, if you add hypoxia to it,
Speaker 1: it sounds like it's something that they were breathing in.
Speaker 1: And if that's the case, then maybe those those towers
Speaker 1: do that something to do it, because they do create
Speaker 1: they create cyanide in the air like double bonded nitrodsen
Speaker 1: in an oxygen through their uh irradiating freak. And see
Speaker 1: it causes it to bond that way.
Speaker 15: It's the COVID Nike variance not blocked, but actually here
Speaker 15: it neutralizer.
Speaker 3: And this is all the truth.
Speaker 8: So lozenges or musles, praise.
Speaker 1: Yep I can totally cure you know, unicorn bites too,
Speaker 1: And so that was.
Speaker 15: Very exciting about the lab that we were working with
Speaker 15: at the time actually got.
Speaker 8: Shucked down immediately after all of our broke up.
Speaker 15: Then the body of research results came back in Freberck
Speaker 15: Food do a Lab Immune Bowel Solutions st back got
Speaker 15: shut down.
Speaker 8: And had signed an NDA and was no longer allowed
Speaker 8: to talk to us.
Speaker 1: Let me know, what do you think and have you
Speaker 1: been paying attention to.
Speaker 14: That Ostrich case in British Columbia.
Speaker 9: I'd love to know your thoughts.
Speaker 1: So that's interesting though in and of itself, regardless of
Speaker 1: my poo pooing on it, it's still pretty interesting. Some
Speaker 1: of these are okay, some of the kind of lame
Speaker 1: here you go.
Speaker 16: Hey, you ever wonder what's really in these things? Come
Speaker 16: on step inside and see for yourself.
Speaker 17: This ain't cheese, baby, This is yellow six red forty
Speaker 17: multodextri MSG.
Speaker 6: It basically a science experiment.
Speaker 8: They blow this powder all over everything.
Speaker 14: You're breathing it, eating it.
Speaker 8: It's basically in your bloodstreams.
Speaker 18: Oh yeah, we fry every match in the same oil
Speaker 18: adds flavor.
Speaker 1: Right, your stuff.
Speaker 14: This isn't seasoning.
Speaker 16: It's straight up radioactive fairy dust. But hey, you don't care,
Speaker 16: right as long as it tastes good, and that cheetos
Speaker 16: taste the.
Speaker 1: Chemicals there you go, all right, there isn't There is
Speaker 1: one here that I was going to show. So this
Speaker 1: is a fake study to try to normalize and I
Speaker 1: hope people see this as for what it is. I'm
Speaker 1: not going to go through all this, but this is
Speaker 1: a way for them to lie through studies. This is
Speaker 1: twenty twenty three millions of men which sexually abuse children
Speaker 1: of secrecy was assured. Were they only talked to Jews?
Speaker 1: Were they were they in a tunnel when they did
Speaker 1: the study. This is just them pulling a particular group,
Speaker 1: just so they can normalize and say, oh, this is
Speaker 1: just an inherent trait in people, and we need to
Speaker 1: we need to be more sensitive to maps minor pedophiles. Okay,
Speaker 1: but that's what that's their terminality that they would use.
Speaker 1: This is fucking disgusting. You see two men in a
Speaker 1: little girl and they're talking about this particular thing. What
Speaker 1: the hell is that? What the hell is that almost
Speaker 1: seventy three percent of child victims don't disclose their abuse
Speaker 1: to anyone for at least one year. Forty five percent
Speaker 1: don't tell anyone for almost five years. I'm sure there's
Speaker 1: plenty more of them that have to be under a
Speaker 1: state of semi hypnosis in order to even say it
Speaker 1: at all, because of the trauma and blocking it stop
Speaker 1: plea deals for child predators. It says this person bid
Speaker 1: it though, because they believe in system, and they believe
Speaker 1: in studies, and that means that they're somehow legitimate and
Speaker 1: would never lie to you whatever. It's horrifying to think
Speaker 1: that millions of men admitted they would abuse a child
Speaker 1: if they knew they wouldn't get caught. I don't think
Speaker 1: that's true. I think they're trying to normalize it to
Speaker 1: say that a common tree which is discussing in a
Speaker 1: filthy lie, and anyone who honestly did admit to it,
Speaker 1: should have been put through a hamburger mill. You know
Speaker 1: what I mean, Like they you grind in the sausage.
Speaker 1: They could have then just thrown right in at that
Speaker 1: very moment. Oh okay, here step it up. Oh you do?
Speaker 1: Oh okay, here, come on up? Why did I share
Speaker 1: that one?
Speaker 12: Now on, after this session here, you will begin to
Speaker 12: notice that every time they drag out a little communists,
Speaker 12: you got a big, long nose. You'll notice it, no
Speaker 12: matter how much you say no, I won't. I'm not
Speaker 12: going to be a big You can't help it. Because
Speaker 12: it's true. We've caught sixteen spies in this country, Ladies
Speaker 12: and gentlemen. I fought to save this country. I come
Speaker 12: back here in nineteen forty five, and since nineteen forty five,
Speaker 12: sixteen people have sold us out to the Soviet Union.
Speaker 12: And of the sixteen, fifteen were these Jews, like the
Speaker 12: Rosenbergs that we pried in electric chair.
Speaker 7: One was a Negro.
Speaker 12: Now here is almost all of our spies are Jews?
Speaker 12: Am I to ignore this?
Speaker 6: Is this hate to tell you this.
Speaker 12: Do you think you can understand communism if you don't
Speaker 12: talk about it, if you don't at least look into it.
Speaker 12: Maybe my conclusion is wrong, But then you should teach
Speaker 12: me the right one, not try to beat on me
Speaker 12: or shut me up like the rest.
Speaker 7: Of the world.
Speaker 3: They don't do it in the college, but they do
Speaker 3: everyplace else.
Speaker 12: Throw me in jail, in the bug house, because it
Speaker 12: looks to me like all the spies have been Jews.
Speaker 7: The leaders of the communist movement have been Jews.
Speaker 12: It seems to me you can grow the because inclusion
Speaker 12: of communism is Jewish. But to say that almost cost
Speaker 12: for your life. You get shot at, bomb with gasoline bombs.
Speaker 12: Just when I left Arlington, You're gonna aast week. We
Speaker 12: were almost burned out for the gallon jug of gasoline.
Speaker 12: Just because I go around and tell people what I
Speaker 12: believe to be the truth. Not nobody is ever gonna
Speaker 12: beat me out of telling the truth with gasoline or
Speaker 12: bombs or bullets, or beat me in the head or
Speaker 12: bug house or jail, whatever they do. As long as
Speaker 12: what's in my heart is true and I believe it,
Speaker 12: I'm gonna preach it, and I found I can get
Speaker 12: it to many of your hearts. Now I'm doing it
Speaker 12: every day in the colleges. I'm reaching more and more Americans,
Speaker 12: making him begin to think. In fact, I think that
Speaker 12: they're going to find a way, fer a way to
Speaker 12: stop me. At these colleges, you see the crowds I draw,
Speaker 12: and inevitably I have the same reaction. The kids are afraid.
Speaker 12: Usually they're told to maintain silence, don't a flaw, don't react.
Speaker 3: To Rocker, which is prejudice.
Speaker 1: What they think.
Speaker 10: And that's what I'm asking.
Speaker 12: I don't feel whether you react or not, so long
Speaker 12: as you think and you begin to investigate. If I say,
Speaker 12: from now on, you will notice things that you've never
Speaker 12: noticed before, and some of you will go on to
Speaker 12: become really knowledgeable patriots and able to save your country.
Speaker 14: It's my hope.
Speaker 1: Now on after this second, there you go, hey, don't
Speaker 1: show her face. It's anti Semitics. As you even show
Speaker 1: her silhouette.
Speaker 19: Uh.
Speaker 1: Jeff Bezos' grandfather was one of DARPA's founders, Lawrence Preston
Speaker 1: Guys nineteen. I told you he wasn't just picked out
Speaker 1: of a hat. I mean he would he wasn't just
Speaker 1: really good at us selling, so so much better at
Speaker 1: selling things online than you were. That he became this
Speaker 1: you know, mega corporation CEO. No, he was selected nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty eight. DARPA, one of the world's most secretive US
Speaker 1: government organizations, was founded nineteen sixty three after GfK's assassination.
Speaker 1: LP Guys was appointed as head of the Atomic Energy Commission.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty five. Okay, AEC discovers three hundred pounds weapons
Speaker 1: grade uranium missing from the NEWMIC plant in Apollo, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: And then by sixty eight, just three years later, Israel
Speaker 1: test it's first snooke. Oh wait, but they don't have
Speaker 1: any remember, but they never disclosed that they did that
Speaker 1: stupid game. Hold on one secon. I'm gonna check the yeahverse. Hey,
Speaker 1: what's up Tom? What's up? Leban's Levins from Levins from Liban,
Speaker 1: Leban Strong? There you go? Hello everybody? And over here,
Speaker 1: what's the gout going on? Some people's and I got
Speaker 1: a decent amount of the talking here remember for me,
Speaker 1: But I see good morning everyone from archangel I should
Speaker 1: buy them free. Okay, cool Usia with the I would
Speaker 1: leave the prince. Huh it'screw AI for ruining life. Yeah exactly. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I would leave the prince too, Yeah, the fit prince.
Speaker 1: Yeah absolutely, I know they do that stuff, like don't
Speaker 1: they have a little kids put their hands in the
Speaker 1: thing when they do when you do like one at
Speaker 1: your house or whatever. Sometimes they do it like when
Speaker 1: you used to have a community and you know the
Speaker 1: Department of publicers guys, or even the ones doing it.
Speaker 1: They there was a neighborhood kids, they'd be like, all right,
Speaker 1: go ahead, put your hands in. You know, they would
Speaker 1: do that. I remember that back in Mechanicsville. Hell fucking Satan,
Speaker 1: Jesus Christ is not looking good always they delicious blackfilled
Speaker 1: to discuss, Uh to digest here, get your spoonful of
Speaker 1: sugar ready?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 1: They asked six million, Yeah, yeah exactly. That's how they
Speaker 1: got their millions to have been. I think it might
Speaker 1: be Rockwell. I think he said. If he didn't, he
Speaker 1: sounded like he said Rockwell in there. He said it fast,
Speaker 1: like Rockwell Rocko. But I think it's what it was.
Speaker 1: Uh yeah, it didn't actually say. I looked at the
Speaker 1: top to see if they actually credited who it was.
Speaker 1: But you know, people are stupid, like that they don't
Speaker 1: do it.
Speaker 3: This is interesting Jewish business blues as never before.
Speaker 21: The House of Rothschild is just one example of the
Speaker 21: use of this tactic by the Jews. They spread their
Speaker 21: net of financial influence over.
Speaker 7: The working man.
Speaker 21: The House of Warburg follows the same tactic as do
Speaker 21: other Jewish banking families.
Speaker 3: By the beginning of the twentieth century, the.
Speaker 21: Jews are sitting at all junctions of the world's money market.
Speaker 21: Their international no power though they make up only one
Speaker 21: percent of the population of the earth.
Speaker 1: People so they say they do their own census. How
Speaker 1: do we know how many they are?
Speaker 21: Their capital enables them to terrorize world exchanges, world opinion,
Speaker 21: and world politics. New York is today's chief center of
Speaker 21: Jewish power. The New York Stock Exchange financial center of
Speaker 21: the world is ruled by such Jewish banking houses as
Speaker 21: coud Low, Velba Hanauer dtheim Lebizone, Zeligma, Cougenheim, Roth, Ship,
Speaker 21: Throus stay On, and so forth. These Jewish kings of
Speaker 21: fans love to play out their power behind the scenes
Speaker 21: and stay out of the limelight.
Speaker 1: They hit a comment that said these people are evil. Wow. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Outwardly they fit right in with their hosts.
Speaker 1: And tept them when they try to fit their noise
Speaker 1: into the glass when they drink and it bends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they look almost like genuine Americans.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 21: Bernard Baruch, Jewish financial advisor and friend of the American President,
Speaker 21: and the guys of a smart citizen of the United States.
Speaker 21: Otto Khan, Jewish banker of Wall Street, enjoying his role
Speaker 21: as Anglo Saxon Lord, Jewish banker.
Speaker 3: Felix Wahberg, Jewish banker. What a mischief?
Speaker 1: Yea another shift, Not just Jacob, there's another shift.
Speaker 3: Jewish lawyer and German hater.
Speaker 1: Samuel Undermeyer and German hater, as was Avril Herman.
Speaker 21: Felix Frankfurter, Jewish legal advisor to the American President.
Speaker 1: He didn't make hot dogs, damn it.
Speaker 21: Add Lehmann, Jewish governor of the State of New York,
Speaker 21: Lagualia half Jewish mayor of New York City.
Speaker 1: Y was he really worth?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Naming an airport after Ugenthal.
Speaker 3: Jewish Secretary of the Treasury States.
Speaker 21: Jew Leon Blum, former Prime Minister of France who knows
Speaker 21: how to act just like a genuine Frenchman. Millions of
Speaker 21: French workers once greeted him as their party leader. The
Speaker 21: Jew who militia former Minister of War for England. English
Speaker 21: soldiers salute their commander, but the Jew is still a
Speaker 21: rootless parasite even.
Speaker 3: When in power, yes, or his power doesn't come from
Speaker 3: his own strength.
Speaker 21: It lasts only as long as his misled hosts are
Speaker 21: willing to carry him on their backs.
Speaker 1: And here's the other thing too. You gotta not be
Speaker 1: myopic or what do you call it, laser focus on
Speaker 1: just that because they don't get to do any of
Speaker 1: the things that then played all the reindeer games if
Speaker 1: it wasn't for European type people of the European descent
Speaker 1: in these in these societies along with them or having
Speaker 1: long standing, hundreds of years deep relations helping them get
Speaker 1: to where they gotta go or where they want to go,
Speaker 1: which is total domination with the plan. Wow, look at
Speaker 1: all the stuff that I just missed as I was
Speaker 1: what the fuck? How is that, Maddie? What isn't this
Speaker 1: where we're at? Like I read about here?
Speaker 8: Crazy freaking news.
Speaker 11: Okay, So digital id is officially and for the first
Speaker 11: time ever live in the United States and it was
Speaker 11: quietly launched this afternoon, she.
Speaker 1: Makes kind of a big I don't like her I
Speaker 1: don't like her reporting, I don't like her bangs. I
Speaker 1: don't like her mouth being so loud. But and she may.
Speaker 1: I think she's over dramatizing for TikTok a little bit here,
Speaker 1: But let's let it fly.
Speaker 11: Next one through the Apple wallet, go chin if you
Speaker 11: don't believe me, the option is now there not even
Speaker 11: have automatic updates set.
Speaker 2: I don't even know how it got in there.
Speaker 8: So they're beginning with twelve states, and.
Speaker 1: So the whole point here is no matter where they
Speaker 1: get you, then it becomes across the board, so you
Speaker 1: don't even just because you can send to it one
Speaker 1: spot doesn't mean that it's not being used everywhere else too.
Speaker 1: So they're finding compliance and people who want to go
Speaker 1: access their only fans or they're porn or their video games,
Speaker 1: or have clickable links in their YouTube descriptions. So that
Speaker 1: could even be considered like a monetary reason because you
Speaker 1: can't you know, you have to get the verification so
Speaker 1: that you can monetize and things like that. Yeah, or
Speaker 1: just have your links clickable so you can kind of
Speaker 1: skirt around YouTube and still make something for what you do. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's lots of ways that they'll catch you and your
Speaker 1: banks and uh so on and so forth. But now
Speaker 1: a lot of Apple. I mean, that's that phone is
Speaker 1: a demon. In the first place, the iPhones are horrifically
Speaker 1: there is no privacy. You have no privacy. Nobody around
Speaker 1: you has privacy with an iPhone in the in the
Speaker 1: same house.
Speaker 22: Do we go with plans to rapidly expand to the
Speaker 22: rest of the nation. Apple calls are secure in private,
Speaker 22: but critics say that this is the first major step
Speaker 22: toward its centralized ID system like the rod roper smart city,
Speaker 22: to surveillance to find much of checkpoints, card credit scores.
Speaker 14: The future where you're of the leadyship.
Speaker 1: You don't need to do all this to get your
Speaker 1: point across. It actually makes a cartoonish when I went
Speaker 1: through all this.
Speaker 13: Did I do this?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 1: Because people check out when they see this, and they're
Speaker 1: too busy looking at the flashy color, so not actually
Speaker 1: listening to what that's happening.
Speaker 8: Digital confiance, Yeah, silly little things like that.
Speaker 1: How about this when they just started deducting things from
Speaker 1: your account without your approval consent because they'll say the
Speaker 1: consent was already given during the time of digital Uh yeah,
Speaker 1: and then they'll be like, okay, well we deducted your
Speaker 1: taxes for the your way. I didn't file any No,
Speaker 1: that's okay. We took care of it. We decided for you.
Speaker 23: With you, matt, Rice's been keeping a secret from all
Speaker 23: of you, not from me.
Speaker 1: Because I watched there again women with freaking all Right, Listen,
Speaker 1: I like women, all everybody, but I don't like them
Speaker 1: when they don't understand how to not be obnoxious and
Speaker 1: when they're too confident in not knowing. When I and
Speaker 1: I can tell that they don't know as much as
Speaker 1: they think they know, Like, maybe be humble and polite.
Speaker 1: Maybe everybody can do that, not just women, So that
Speaker 1: when you have this obnoxious uh look at me, I'm smart,
Speaker 1: and then someone else comes along and says, you've Maggie
Speaker 1: the mistakes here, here, here, here, and here, you don't
Speaker 1: look so stupid and you don't repel and repulse the
Speaker 1: people who know that you're not that bright or that
Speaker 1: you're not as clever as you think you are. How
Speaker 1: about if you're humble people would say, yeah, you know.
Speaker 1: In addition to that, you could have also said this
Speaker 1: that and the other thing. And you might not have
Speaker 1: been right here, but no, they're just so obnoxious. Why
Speaker 1: do people think that that's a good trait, humble, kind, polite,
Speaker 1: free step.
Speaker 8: I've been noticing your moves, dude.
Speaker 23: How long you've been to occultism?
Speaker 8: Demonology?
Speaker 23: Yeah, freaks other than being just another puppet, I'm sorry,
Speaker 23: jest or in Hollywood?
Speaker 24: What you mean?
Speaker 1: He's so fucking annoying? But there's something to this that
Speaker 1: I shared for some reason, don't you, Matt?
Speaker 2: I have just bought me there you go, Adam Laray
Speaker 2: Warren's home and a cult.
Speaker 7: Museum with my very good friend.
Speaker 23: Now that's a while, Matt, because with the company you keep,
Speaker 23: would have had no idea you were into such things.
Speaker 1: What were they known for when I crossed that neck though? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Even't a ray of warrener.
Speaker 6: Who took demonology and ghost time.
Speaker 1: So basically potentially seances conjuring and in the invocation in
Speaker 1: that in that place with some strange enery energies in
Speaker 1: a greg glory which means like a spirit or an
Speaker 1: archetype in that household, and you decided that you wanted
Speaker 1: to live there or experiment there because there's some there's
Speaker 1: probably some dark energies and floating around that place.
Speaker 14: Hunting a perimal investigation and made it mainstream.
Speaker 23: I have no idea where you would learn such things.
Speaker 23: Maybe from the family biz. Oh hey, Seth Green lot
Speaker 23: to sit?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, right about the That's what I wanted to
Speaker 1: point out. Seth Green looks like shit, by the way,
Speaker 1: he looks like every other way vey right now and
Speaker 1: he uh. According to KAPPI had shackles on his wall
Speaker 1: for children about you? Anyways, we should an insult was
Speaker 1: up when the dude went from this to this?
Speaker 9: What the heck?
Speaker 23: I literally feel like I'm in the movie Uglies, you know,
Speaker 23: when they went from normal people like us to the
Speaker 23: perfect ones. I literally find it spot on. But anyways,
Speaker 23: no one thought it was a bit suspicious. He decided
Speaker 23: to channel Billy Idol and at the exact moment Matt
Speaker 23: Rifle was channeling Billy Idol, Billy Idol was wearing Basquiat,
Speaker 23: and if you don't know who Basquiat is, well you
Speaker 23: often find him being wrapped by Jay z or Ellen DeGeneres.
Speaker 2: He had some very interesting artwork, but when.
Speaker 1: Someone needs to slap her, I don't care if it's
Speaker 1: another female. That's fine, because someone needs to like slap
Speaker 1: the fucking arrogance out of her face and her eyes
Speaker 1: rolling in her handt she's just so obnoxious to watch,
Speaker 1: you know how to do?
Speaker 23: A rumor has that Basquiat was a medium.
Speaker 1: He was a magician.
Speaker 23: It was a sign of Haiti, and learned voodoo from
Speaker 23: his mother, now elective le basquiatt knew how to channel
Speaker 23: immortal beings like or do you lead ant tors?
Speaker 1: That's all presumptuous. All right, we're done. I can't listen
Speaker 1: to her anymore. I don't know who this person is.
Speaker 18: No, she doesn't own any casinos in America?
Speaker 8: Right?
Speaker 6: Do you know where she owned?
Speaker 1: Casino? Guy above, I don't know who he is. And apparently,
Speaker 1: I guess Nick Flint's doesn't believe in any type of
Speaker 1: is I Did I hear this correctly? That he's pooh
Speaker 1: poohing the notion that Israel had anything to do with
Speaker 1: Charlie Kirk's death and that he's buying the whole Tyle
Speaker 1: Robinson thing, hook line and sinker? Is that is that
Speaker 1: what I heard? Did I hear that correctly? Or is
Speaker 1: that misinformation?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 18: She's Israeli she made her wealth in Las Vegas. She
Speaker 18: still owns some steak in the Las Vegas Sands Corporation,
Speaker 18: which runs a couple of casinos. But that's not where
Speaker 18: her money is now, that's not where her bid is.
Speaker 1: It's an immigration h.
Speaker 18: Millions are generated. They're generated in Macau and Singapore, which
Speaker 18: are both under the auspices of the Chinese Communist Party.
Speaker 18: So why is it that one of Trump's top advisors,
Speaker 18: a woman who seems glued to his side, her ridiculous
Speaker 18: face is constantly popping up, smiling like an idiot, their
Speaker 18: hair going everywhere, you know, being congratulated by Trump for
Speaker 18: being such an Israeli patriot.
Speaker 6: Her billions, her entire wealth is in the.
Speaker 18: Control of the Communist Party of China, who could come
Speaker 18: in at any moment.
Speaker 6: And you know, they're not shy about it.
Speaker 18: China, unlike America, We'll just throw a billionaires ass in prison.
Speaker 18: A billionaire misbehaves, according to the Chinese Communist Party, that
Speaker 18: company's theirs.
Speaker 1: Now, well, you know, Germany, when you were a rothschild
Speaker 1: kind of did the same thing when you were destroying
Speaker 1: the country.
Speaker 6: And he's in jail.
Speaker 18: Look at those white teas somebody else has put it
Speaker 18: the head. That's exactly what they would do to Miry
Speaker 18: Maddison if she didn't play ball with them. I don't
Speaker 18: know what exactly she does to play ball with them.
Speaker 18: Told this, but if China is Trump's biggest enemy, and.
Speaker 1: Besides China is Jewish, Okay, here, let me help you
Speaker 1: out here a guy who says things as if they're
Speaker 1: so ironic with the eyebrow raised and the accents and
Speaker 1: emphasis on the wrong part of the word and sentence
Speaker 1: and framing. Uh, if we went to war with them,
Speaker 1: they're occupied by the same Jewish banking cult that we are.
Speaker 1: Because we didn't lose those wars. So what happened in China? Mao,
Speaker 1: China hasn't been Chinese since Mao? Okay, Korea, you want
Speaker 1: another example, Look at North Korea and South Korea. Did
Speaker 1: we improve any situation there? We have fought this thing
Speaker 1: called the Korean War to ensure and solidify and concrete
Speaker 1: the Jewish Bolshevik e strain go hold on that country,
Speaker 1: regardless of Korean people are and are up in front.
Speaker 1: That's not what controls it finances do What about Vietnam, UPSI,
Speaker 1: anywhere else? Japan. Japan isn't really Japanese. People keep acting
Speaker 1: like they are, but they're not. You know how. You
Speaker 1: know because when they when they start to act as
Speaker 1: if they are independent, nuclear blackmail occurs and Fukushima happens,
Speaker 1: and then they're reminded that they're still a slave, that
Speaker 1: they've been annexed by the banking cult. And there's another
Speaker 1: thing that there's another trail to follow outside of how
Speaker 1: many places the Jews have been kicked out and whether
Speaker 1: or not they hold a grudge there, how about this one?
Speaker 1: How many countries have that's you're not give me a
Speaker 1: good answer. The Jesuits, who are cryptos use they kicked
Speaker 1: out of eighty three at least I say eighty six
Speaker 1: because eighty six means to throw away, and now my
Speaker 1: uncle used to say eighty six. It The Jesuits have
Speaker 1: been expelled from numerous countries, with sources citing at least
Speaker 1: eighty three countries, city, states, and cities between fifteen fifty
Speaker 1: five and nineteen thirty one. We do know from past
Speaker 1: videos that I've done that anything Catholic isn't really like
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church is still kind of the same cult
Speaker 1: as the Jews. I'm not saying that people are aware
Speaker 1: of that or are into that, but I'm at the
Speaker 1: top levels the formation of the Church, the ones who
Speaker 1: do the same in rituals and ceremonies as well, even
Speaker 1: the Freemasons similar to and whatever the other dark things
Speaker 1: that they're doing to like in the Vatican too, there
Speaker 1: was in the sixties sixty eight I think it was.
Speaker 1: There was some uh, some funcky shit going on there,
Speaker 1: bringing in the smoke of Satan. Yeah, even even the
Speaker 1: whole burning of the incense thing is kind of interesting.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of there's a lot of magic there.
Speaker 1: Expulsions occurred in both the Catholic and non Catholic nations
Speaker 1: due to political conflicts. Guess what. China was one of
Speaker 1: those places that kicked them out. Guess what. Lots of
Speaker 1: places I'll explain in the second hero ofments going. And
Speaker 1: they were often driven by psychical powers who viewed the
Speaker 1: Jesuits as a threat to their authority autonomy well, because
Speaker 1: they were subversive, just like the Jews are. Major expulsions
Speaker 1: in the eighteenth and by the way, this is why
Speaker 1: Samuel Morse, like Morse code sam and Morse had warned
Speaker 1: about the Catholic invasion and the Jesuits from the Leopold
Speaker 1: Society into this country in the eighteen thirties, saying that
Speaker 1: the very same thing would happen to us because of
Speaker 1: our tolerance for religion and stuff like that. He's like,
Speaker 1: this is why the US Protestants left in the first place,
Speaker 1: so many, you know, generations ago, and it's following us here.
Speaker 1: The despotism will come with it and we'll be we
Speaker 1: will lose our country to them. So what do you
Speaker 1: think is working here? Do you think it's just a
Speaker 1: Jewish thing? Do you think it's a Jewish Jesuit thing
Speaker 1: with the Catholic overtone to make it look like And
Speaker 1: this is why you have you know, you also get
Speaker 1: the sprouting of Christian Zionism, because it's the merger of
Speaker 1: the two where they can express themselves more freely and
Speaker 1: doupe more people in the process. Major expulsions, so they said,
Speaker 1: major expulsions eighteenth century included Portugal, France, Spain. Man Spain
Speaker 1: was doing all right, fourteen hundreds, you know, at the
Speaker 1: end of the fourteen hundreds, so fourteen ninety two they
Speaker 1: kick out the Jews. Eighteenth centuries seventeen hundred kick out
Speaker 1: the Jesuits, and now look at them, they're black as
Speaker 1: can be. As in, there's no more Europeans there France
Speaker 1: either Portugal, France, Spain and their empires, and later in
Speaker 1: the nineteenth century from countries like Russia and Naples. I'm
Speaker 1: sure they didn't hold a grudge with Russia. Nothing bad
Speaker 1: happened there, right, there was no Bolshevik revolution there. Now,
Speaker 1: some of the most significant expulsions occurred in the eighteenth
Speaker 1: century with the Portuguese Empire, France, and the Spanish Empire.
Speaker 1: Let's see if I can just type it in, did
Speaker 1: uh I know? This is already an answer, so you
Speaker 1: can get yes. China expelled the Jesuits, though the process
Speaker 1: was gradual and occurred in two main phases. The first
Speaker 1: expulsion was related to the Chinese Right controversy and happened
Speaker 1: in the eighteenth century, culminating with the global suppression of
Speaker 1: the Jesuit order in seventeen seventy three by a Pope Clements.
Speaker 20: And then.
Speaker 1: They were reinstated. I think it was eighteen oh six,
Speaker 1: just in time for the United States be formed before
Speaker 1: they came back in the power. And they came back
Speaker 1: in the power under the new Austrian head of the
Speaker 1: quote unquote Roman Empire under Franz the second. Second, I
Speaker 1: think it was Franz the second cause after the establishment
Speaker 1: of the People's Republic of China, the new government continued
Speaker 1: to view foreign minister. That was ninety fifty four was
Speaker 1: the other one in eighteenth century cause the Chinese Rigs controversy,
Speaker 1: a dispute within the Catholic Church over whether Chinese converts
Speaker 1: could continue practicing ancestral rights and confute it. This is
Speaker 1: the watered down version is because they're subversive to every
Speaker 1: government that isn't also already run by them or the Jews,
Speaker 1: and they hold grudges and they destroy countries. If you
Speaker 1: kick out the Jews or the Jesuits, they will come
Speaker 1: back for you and murder everybody if they're allowed to.
Speaker 1: And that's just a little little, uh lesson of history.
Speaker 1: That one's kind of blame. That one was just kind
Speaker 1: of for my entertainment. This one's messed up. Imagine being
Speaker 1: this girl's brother.
Speaker 14: As I've been like leveling up, you know, in my career.
Speaker 1: She calls it the career. First of all, day forty
Speaker 1: two of women being women man, that's the pressing. Poor
Speaker 1: kid is going through a lot and my career exactly
Speaker 1: quote unquote. This kid's dying inside every day. Pay for
Speaker 1: it and find out he says that about his sister.
Speaker 1: She's not only fans and she's calling leveling up her career.
Speaker 1: She's a fucking horror.
Speaker 14: Like, what's the craziest thing that's happened to you so far?
Speaker 7: So there's this one kid I'm loving Nave.
Speaker 1: He might be a little flamboyant, but he's upset with me.
Speaker 14: Every time I'm on the bus. He takes his phone
Speaker 14: and he goes all of my sister, you know any
Speaker 14: any this a love this?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 25: Okay.
Speaker 1: She's asked us are you okay?
Speaker 14: And they asked me is it pink?
Speaker 1: Is it pink paper?
Speaker 8: My not?
Speaker 1: Yeah, she'll get and if next time she gets a
Speaker 1: shit ton of money from a bunch of weak men,
Speaker 1: and then she'll forget about her her family. Again. That's
Speaker 1: not that that wasn't a lasting lesson for her. I mean,
Speaker 1: why were they even having that conversation in the first
Speaker 1: place if it wasn't put.
Speaker 13: On Allied propaganda painted in Germany as a pagan colt at.
Speaker 1: War with Christianity total bullshit, But they were. They were
Speaker 1: researching it because they were learning their enemy, which were
Speaker 1: the cobbylistic Jews who operated in these secret societies that
Speaker 1: were into the occult. That's what the that's what the cult.
Speaker 1: That cult is the occult for the most part, messing
Speaker 1: around with black magic and conjuring invocation rituals, blood rituals. Duh.
Speaker 1: If they're there, if they're trying to prevent themselves from
Speaker 1: being destroyed by the Jews and cobbylists, and they understand
Speaker 1: that on the world stage they are taking over through
Speaker 1: their finances all other countries, wouldn't you want to understand
Speaker 1: how they thought. So having an interest in it and
Speaker 1: reading books on it doesn't necessarily mean that you were
Speaker 1: following it yourself. It just means that you were researching
Speaker 1: your enemy, which is something that yes, a lot of
Speaker 1: people would probably get lost in and be obsessed by,
Speaker 1: especially considering how whacked the other side was that was
Speaker 1: attacking Germany.
Speaker 13: The myth that these were all pagans was created so
Speaker 13: that other Christians would see as outsiders. The regime's goal
Speaker 13: wasn't to abolish Christianity. They actually embraced it, and they
Speaker 13: portrayed Jesus Christ as an aryan fighting against the Jews.
Speaker 1: Many and it probably was in real life if he
Speaker 1: was a real life guy.
Speaker 13: The officials embraced Christianity publicly. Some the elites, like Himmler
Speaker 13: and Rosenberg did lean towards Neil Pagan mystics.
Speaker 1: But did they or were they just engrossed and obsessed
Speaker 1: with what they were finding out about the enemy. That's
Speaker 1: something that I would like to know sism.
Speaker 13: But they are a minority amongst the Christians, many American Christians.
Speaker 1: Himmler did seem like he had his own thing going
Speaker 1: on to you know, he may have been consumed by it.
Speaker 7: Bardy hit most notably Henry Ford.
Speaker 1: Do you guys want to hear about the wiggers? Oh?
Speaker 1: What the hell?
Speaker 20: Where is it?
Speaker 6: Wiggers?
Speaker 7: In Agatha?
Speaker 26: Nah?
Speaker 1: This is Wegartha, Wegartha.
Speaker 20: The lore goes deeper than I thought. These fly white
Speaker 20: boys pulled up to the gateway in Antarctica. Damn these boys.
Speaker 20: So I see there was nothing there until this Wiga
Speaker 20: opened the port.
Speaker 27: All.
Speaker 20: Oh shit, there it is Weigartha greeted by a Garion,
Speaker 20: the luminous, the first Wiga. He showed these boys around
Speaker 20: and uncover were the true lore Vigas weren't born in
Speaker 20: the suburbs. They were born in Wigartha. Suddenly the earthly
Speaker 20: wiggers were surrounded. No outsiders have been let in for centuries.
Speaker 20: They were taken to the Wigarthin High Council for questioning.
Speaker 20: Only true wiggers could pass the test. Does thy wiga
Speaker 20: truly have motion? Yes?
Speaker 1: So no, no, you have to you have to use
Speaker 1: uh the wrong terminent word, like.
Speaker 3: Was where?
Speaker 1: Where is supposed to be? You know that type of
Speaker 1: thing that drives me insane.
Speaker 20: They flexed up on the ogs and were unanimously granted residency.
Speaker 20: They were each given wigarth and snow bunnies as an offering.
Speaker 20: They'd got them thinking, you know who would really fuck
Speaker 20: with it here?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah, don't bring them, don't let them in
Speaker 1: the hell you doing retard?
Speaker 7: The big boys gotta pull up.
Speaker 1: So they just ruined the one, the one white place ahead,
Speaker 1: even if they were yes, bucking retars.
Speaker 6: Wait, is that a chicken coop?
Speaker 1: Good?
Speaker 3: Destroy it and place it on top of that car.
Speaker 28: If you can't stay concealed, staying protected is the next
Speaker 28: best thing.
Speaker 14: Get in.
Speaker 3: Damn that was quick.
Speaker 28: The drones above you are trailing a thin strand up
Speaker 28: to thirty kilometers worth of fiber optic line. They must
Speaker 28: know that you are heading for the city. These drones
Speaker 28: don't rely on radio signals. They are hard wired to
Speaker 28: the operator, impossible to jam, but they're louder, slower, and
Speaker 28: the wire can get tangled.
Speaker 3: Head for the forest. That's one and that's two. Ouch,
Speaker 3: Are you alive? Good?
Speaker 28: You added a layer of protection that one drone could
Speaker 28: not get through. The car and chicken coop cover have
Speaker 28: brought you sometime for now. Warning, more drones are coming.
Speaker 28: The closer you get to the city, the more sophisticated
Speaker 28: the systems will be. They are optimized to avoid human error.
Speaker 28: Drive as fast and far as you can. Speed up.
Speaker 3: You're so close that looks painful.
Speaker 28: Can you run?
Speaker 3: You're almost there?
Speaker 28: Wow, I really thought you were a gonner. There must
Speaker 28: be a jammer close by. They emit a powerful radio
Speaker 28: frequency signal that severs critical inter drone communication links, overwhelming
Speaker 28: their GPS navigation across a wide area. Some advanced systems
Speaker 28: even use high power microwaves to disrupt the electronic systems
Speaker 28: of multiple drones simultaneously.
Speaker 1: Time to get to that it seems like an awful
Speaker 1: lot of effort to not even have one actual wave casualty.
Speaker 1: Right then you're just fighting their toys, which they can
Speaker 1: constantly mass produce. There's no winning that battle. If you're
Speaker 1: always under defensive, you don't win. You don't win a
Speaker 1: boxing match by always blocking or ducking.
Speaker 8: Or you know, you know the next time some is
Speaker 8: Rayley zionis bitch.
Speaker 1: I don't like her approach either. I think all these
Speaker 1: women have way too much, way too much. It's like,
Speaker 1: there's this This isn't how women are supposed to talk.
Speaker 1: They don't realize how much of Like no guy's gonna
Speaker 1: want to date. This is this how you're gonna talk
Speaker 1: and like public around my parents. What's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: I'm my quality bitch. I need better tell you that.
Speaker 14: This happened October seventh.
Speaker 29: You hear them say Leonard there and Kimmy, dammit, you
Speaker 29: refer back to this fucking video.
Speaker 30: Okay, let me introduce you to Ariel Sharon man they
Speaker 30: called the first of all.
Speaker 1: You don't even know how to PREsponse his name. It's
Speaker 1: Ariel Sharon.
Speaker 24: Loose a.
Speaker 1: Butcher, bay Roots, Bay Roots. You're not You're not really
Speaker 1: good at this. You know, I can tell you're just
Speaker 1: reading and then and then taking the script that you're
Speaker 1: that you're reading and and and presenting it, because if
Speaker 1: you actually knew these things, you'd know how to pronounce
Speaker 1: them too. It's Ariel Sharon.
Speaker 30: Group massacre where they killed completely three thousand post series,
Speaker 30: completely fucking slaughtered children. Israel praises him and pictures of
Speaker 30: them up in government fucking halls, and they follow the
Speaker 30: blueprint as.
Speaker 1: First they did that he was a prime minister, genius.
Speaker 7: Whatfucker left behind?
Speaker 30: Nineteen fifty three, the village of Kabayah woke up to
Speaker 30: Israeli explosives.
Speaker 31: Sharon was the one.
Speaker 1: Who commanded Sharon stop it.
Speaker 29: In at one oh one the unit that level of
Speaker 29: homes with families still inside of them. Sixty nine civilians killed, women, children,
Speaker 29: entire households are raised in one single night. No fucking accountability,
Speaker 29: but a promotion.
Speaker 30: Three decades later, Sabra and Shatila Earl Sharon opened the
Speaker 30: gates allowed a militia group to enter refugee camps that
Speaker 30: housed Palstadians, a lot of which were refugees from the Knakba,
Speaker 30: where seven hundred thousand passengers place.
Speaker 8: He had a motherfucker allowed militia.
Speaker 1: Groups to enter these boss the music.
Speaker 30: Yes, and massacre and I mean fucking slaughter, slaughter these
Speaker 30: poor people, including you.
Speaker 1: Know how she can do these videos because she's single,
Speaker 1: so many children.
Speaker 30: It was one of the darkest massacres in the twentieth century,
Speaker 30: to the point where they forced him to step down
Speaker 30: because of the massive outbreaks of protests within Israel by
Speaker 30: the Israeli people. Women were raped, men were executed, and
Speaker 30: children were fu I mean just completely slaughtered. Israel's own
Speaker 30: Kahan Commission admitted Sharon.
Speaker 8: Was responsible for allowing.
Speaker 30: These militia groups inside of this refugee camp.
Speaker 14: Think of Gazza.
Speaker 30: Nothing gets in and out of Gazza without going through
Speaker 30: the idf saying.
Speaker 14: Fucking concept. With this refugee camp, nothing.
Speaker 30: Goes in or out of that refugee camp without the
Speaker 30: idea fucking.
Speaker 1: Knowing, and he fucking knew, and he of course you do, dumbass.
Speaker 1: I can't get in. I can't continue on listening to
Speaker 1: her swearing and acting like a retard and mispronouncing words
Speaker 1: to show how much of it more on she is.
Speaker 1: I'm just going to be using my emotional baggage to
Speaker 1: deliver this. Okay, well try tiding yourself up. Maybe it
Speaker 1: won't be so loone.
Speaker 32: Phoenix, Arizona was founded by multiple Freemasons and soon.
Speaker 1: Happened I'm with You in a second archangel promise, or
Speaker 1: became home to.
Speaker 7: Other fraternal organizations.
Speaker 32: What's interesting about that is Phoenix sits on the thirty
Speaker 32: third parallel, which this red line represents. In previous videos,
Speaker 32: I've discussed all the anomalous events surrounding the four Corners area,
Speaker 32: which is why I found this hot spot interesting on
Speaker 32: a lay line map. And the symbolism behind naming this
Speaker 32: city Phoenix is because the mythological phoenix represents rising from
Speaker 32: the ashes, and this lamp was once home to the
Speaker 32: Huholkme people, which is an ancient civilization said to.
Speaker 7: Have been around three hundred BCE to fourteen hundred c's.
Speaker 1: It's to Jujulkmen flim Flam because of Jokman flim Flam.
Speaker 1: You know it's not saying.
Speaker 32: Their largest hub was called Snake Town and now sits
Speaker 32: the Valley of the Sun because the Sun's east to
Speaker 32: west travel runs parallel to Phoenix's grid like design.
Speaker 7: Back to the thirty third parallel.
Speaker 32: The Great Pyramids of Giza sit on the thirty third parallel,
Speaker 32: as well as Baghdad, Iraq, which is interesting because there's
Speaker 32: a Bagdad Arizona, a mining town near the thirty third parallel.
Speaker 32: Not far from Phoenix are the blythe Geoglyphs, which sit
Speaker 32: on the thirty third parallel. Roswell Craft Site is on
Speaker 32: the thirty third parallel. How about the symbolism behind the
Speaker 32: first atom bomb? Because during the term of Harry Truman,
Speaker 32: the thirty third president, Trinity Testing Grounds was on the
Speaker 32: thirty third parallel, two hundred and ten miles south of LaSala,
Speaker 32: most New Mexico. If that isn't crazy enough, both Nagasaki
Speaker 32: and Hiroshima were detonated on the.
Speaker 7: Thirty third parallel.
Speaker 32: Back to Phoenix, I'm sure most aren't aware of Hunt's tomb.
Speaker 7: Governor George P. W.
Speaker 32: Hunt and toombed his wife in nineteen thirty one, and
Speaker 32: then he was put in there in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 32: I'm gonna do it part two and go more in
Speaker 32: depth into the Masonic symbolism.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it kind of makes you wonder if those are like,
Speaker 1: why would you have waves in the desert so are
Speaker 1: those little pedophilia symbols A little twisty turns there with
Speaker 1: the phoenix. There you go, What did I do here?
Speaker 33: They did a study where they had orange juice poured
Speaker 33: from one glass into a like a and it made
Speaker 33: it look like there was.
Speaker 7: More orange juice.
Speaker 33: And then they asked it kiss, like is that more
Speaker 33: orange juice? And like thirty percent of them in the
Speaker 33: United States, it was like thirty percent of the population.
Speaker 1: Was like, yeah, that's the population. It's thirty percent of
Speaker 1: the sample group. And sample groups can be chosen and
Speaker 1: selected from like where they could gather to them outside
Speaker 1: of a bar, where they gather from people walking down
Speaker 1: the street, people living on the street. This is how
Speaker 1: things get tainted when they're signing to say, this is
Speaker 1: a sample of the of the population. No it isn't. No,
Speaker 1: it isn't. That's a very unscientific thing to say more.
Speaker 33: Orange juice, even though they watch the same amount be
Speaker 33: poor from one glass to the next class meaning they
Speaker 33: can't conceptualize.
Speaker 1: Like the permanence of like volume or something, which.
Speaker 33: Is just keep that in mind when you're arguing with anybody,
Speaker 33: like they might be one of those people.
Speaker 1: But if you don't know.
Speaker 33: Like that's like basically like one step.
Speaker 7: Above object permanence.
Speaker 34: You're basically fighting with people who go, oh my gosh
Speaker 34: when you played peekaboo with them, and you're trying to
Speaker 34: get them to understand like the difference between like a
Speaker 34: theoretical statement in an actual one, like logical syllogisms.
Speaker 33: I was actually talking descriptively, you know.
Speaker 1: That's like saying I'm suing my dad. He took my nose,
Speaker 1: he got my nose.
Speaker 7: What you're saying.
Speaker 33: They did his study where they had orange juice port
Speaker 33: from one and it was like a smaller glass.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it wasn't a smaller glass. It was just a
Speaker 1: different shape that gave you the illusion of that. You guys,
Speaker 1: this one's kind of fun. Oh what the hell did
Speaker 1: it again? Stop it? At least I get to look
Speaker 1: at these Oh this is good, this is good.
Speaker 3: You are found.
Speaker 7: Guilty of rape, genocide and child slaughter.
Speaker 3: How do you bleed?
Speaker 14: What the clock did I do?
Speaker 7: Enjoyed the cartoon show Some Love.
Speaker 1: By Me at coffee, No, not by coffee or strangers.
Speaker 35: Hello, Genie.
Speaker 6: First, I would like, whoa hold your horses?
Speaker 15: Uh?
Speaker 7: What's your name?
Speaker 35: I am Aladdin? And you are a property. Algenie, the
Speaker 35: lamp says, I get the three wishes.
Speaker 7: I mean, well, there are rules.
Speaker 36: I can't kill anybody, I can't make anyone fall in
Speaker 36: love with anyone else, and I can't bring people back
Speaker 36: from the dead.
Speaker 35: Then for my first vish, Genie, I would like nothing
Speaker 35: more than to bury myself in Princess Yasmin's bobs and
Speaker 35: virgin like a desert Jackel.
Speaker 1: Whoa wow.
Speaker 6: I can't force love, Genne.
Speaker 35: I said nothing of love. I simply wish for Yasmin
Speaker 35: to be my slave and my wife. No love is intended.
Speaker 7: Oh that's kind of messed up to own another human.
Speaker 35: There's a age century Cegenie.
Speaker 3: I do not care.
Speaker 7: I don't know your rules.
Speaker 35: Said nothing of slavery, Genie. You must honor the terms
Speaker 35: of our contract or I am free to take your
Speaker 35: hands as you will be a tief driving me of
Speaker 35: my wishes.
Speaker 9: Thank you, Jenny.
Speaker 35: But my second dish, I both says he.
Speaker 6: But like a handful of finance, what else?
Speaker 35: There is no need, Genny.
Speaker 6: You have already met all of mine and the post
Speaker 6: visions come true.
Speaker 16: Can you at least free me?
Speaker 37: Then?
Speaker 38: Absolutely, no, DNA, you are a pagan gotten my step
Speaker 38: bow to your.
Speaker 1: Torment historically accurate? That am I looking?
Speaker 6: So Tank has just made gold and silver legal.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we were talking about the use of gold, right,
Speaker 1: the goldbacks now to buy coffee in Greece.
Speaker 39: As we walk down to get a cup of coffee,
Speaker 39: we've got now Texas and Florida allowing citizens to use.
Speaker 1: Gold Arizona two silver in there, there's all that of
Speaker 1: Arizona tender system.
Speaker 7: And here comes the coffees.
Speaker 39: We've got two espresso fredos, which are like an iced
Speaker 39: frothy long black, and the ojs. Obviously I had to
Speaker 39: chat with the guy before this and he was all
Speaker 39: good for us to use goldbacks to purchase.
Speaker 7: And here comes the bill as you can see, just.
Speaker 39: Under nineteen euros and we put that in a conversion
Speaker 39: and I thought, yeah, why not give him a good tip,
Speaker 39: so chucked him a five gold back. Super cool to
Speaker 39: be able to use this overseas beyond states that are
Speaker 39: implementing this as legal tender. This trend should hopefully continue
Speaker 39: as the trust in the global Fiat.
Speaker 6: System continues to dismantle the.
Speaker 7: Shot to have me Naxos letting his film.
Speaker 39: If you're in Naxos, be sure to check them out.
Speaker 1: M h, you guys are ready to be mad. Excuse me?
Speaker 7: Can I interview you, sir?
Speaker 1: I'm not a fleck as fan or anything. I'm just
Speaker 1: showing you this.
Speaker 2: What's it like having your balls out in.
Speaker 7: Forty degree weather?
Speaker 38: Well? If your balls are now today so the kids can'tsume?
Speaker 38: Can I ask you something forarill though? Why do you
Speaker 38: like kissing girls speed against their well, no.
Speaker 20: Reason.
Speaker 7: Why do you kiss girls speed against their will buy?
Speaker 14: What the fuck are you?
Speaker 39: Are you serious?
Speaker 40: Are you serious?
Speaker 7: This girl kissing?
Speaker 38: This guy kisses girls speed against you want to see?
Speaker 41: Who the can?
Speaker 42: Who are you?
Speaker 1: I's you need to get.
Speaker 9: To touch grass?
Speaker 6: This guy get out of people's face.
Speaker 42: You're in his face.
Speaker 2: You should tell him that when he lifts the girl's feet.
Speaker 20: You went up to me.
Speaker 8: What are you talking about?
Speaker 1: Why does a woman have to defend a fucking man
Speaker 1: in the first place?
Speaker 36: The stupid liberal woman comes and defends him and the
Speaker 36: feet liquor, the guy in the skirt and the shirt
Speaker 36: that says sissy and high heels. He lifted girl's feet,
Speaker 36: which they showed that girl was a minor. Oh then
Speaker 36: this stupid woman comes and defends him.
Speaker 6: Imagine her walking up. She just took his word for it.
Speaker 6: You're looking at this scenario.
Speaker 36: You see a normal guy and a trans freaking guy,
Speaker 36: like half naked, and you automatically go against the normal
Speaker 36: guy because like that's how your program's how you were trained.
Speaker 1: Her instincts were to get involved.
Speaker 20: This is why.
Speaker 1: Women shouldn't be making decisions when it comes to voting,
Speaker 1: because they're all screwed up from this. And I'm not
Speaker 1: blaming them for the system who put them in a
Speaker 1: place they weren't supposed to be in the first place,
Speaker 1: but I'm just saying so instead of motherly instincts, she
Speaker 1: goes and defends that thing. What a trade off?
Speaker 6: And then back the wrong horse.
Speaker 1: Excuse me? Did I interview well a trade off? Have
Speaker 1: a family? That woman definitely didn't have one. She probably
Speaker 1: is a lesbian. Oh this is awful. I can't believe
Speaker 1: they're even showing that. I mean, that is still a female.
Speaker 1: What they do to her. I uh, I think we're
Speaker 1: about done. Oh you guys, remember hell right, I'm afraid
Speaker 1: I can't do that. Dave, that's your first taste of AI. Uh,
Speaker 1: that one's pretty good. This one. Okay, let's let's go
Speaker 1: to this. We're almost there, We're almost to the phone
Speaker 1: call thing. What happened to it? There is?
Speaker 43: Oh yeah, this is exactly the kind of force Jew
Speaker 43: Picapa likes to hide in. You think Jew Pocato is here,
Speaker 43: I'm pretty sure Gupicapra was here.
Speaker 8: Maybe we're scaring enough.
Speaker 14: You can't scare at you Picabra buttters.
Speaker 43: Don't forget we're dealing with the creature that drinks blood,
Speaker 43: hides in the night, and has absolutely no belief.
Speaker 14: In the divinity of Christ.
Speaker 12: Change.
Speaker 43: I'm gonna try a Chupacappa made called out.
Speaker 6: No crash, no cras.
Speaker 14: I'm really not buying this crash.
Speaker 6: He's here somewhere.
Speaker 44: Okay, I'm scared Jesus is that it's dammitch, help me
Speaker 44: call it out. But I'm not saying Jesus then. But
Speaker 44: if you want to touch you Pocablo camera or not,
Speaker 44: there is no that, no way. Jesus's out of God.
Speaker 1: How about it just shake, shake some change, throws some
Speaker 1: change on the ground, or I don't know how many
Speaker 1: other things can you think of? Here? There's are two
Speaker 1: kids alone in the woods. That should be enough to
Speaker 1: bring them out, so.
Speaker 2: Where they went time and time again, the Jews would
Speaker 2: be accused of the same ritual crimes.
Speaker 1: Right. They keep saying that cones as if there was
Speaker 1: some big conspiracy against the Jews. No, what they don't
Speaker 1: tell you is that each and every one of these
Speaker 1: countries gave them so much leniency, provided them with land
Speaker 1: and monopolies on certain trades like alcohol, and their merchant
Speaker 1: class would not ever just be happy and assimilate or
Speaker 1: not be completely predatorial to everybody around them. And they
Speaker 1: were subversive and they were ungrateful, and then they started
Speaker 1: killing kids. So enough was a fuck enough. It wasn't
Speaker 1: like they were picked on, No, they were given more.
Speaker 1: They were given There wasn't an equality issue. There was
Speaker 1: a preferential treatment issue. They were given that and still
Speaker 1: had no gratitude.
Speaker 2: Eighteen eighty Ronious reports the crucifixion of a boy by
Speaker 2: the Jews at Inn between Aleppo and Antioch nineteen AD.
Speaker 2: In the Syrian district of Imnastar, between Chaucers and Antioch,
Speaker 2: the Jews tied a boy to a cross on a
Speaker 2: holiday and flogged him to death four hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: five AD. Boronia supports the crucifixion of a boy six
Speaker 2: D fourteen a D. After the conquest of Jerusalem, the
Speaker 2: Jews purchased for a small amount of money ninety thousand
Speaker 2: prisoners from the Persian king Chosros the second and murdered
Speaker 2: them all in the most disgusting of ways.
Speaker 1: Let's rease it. Then again, after the conquest of Jerusalem,
Speaker 1: the Jews purchased for a small amount of money ninety
Speaker 1: thousand prisoners from the Persian king Chascerous the second and
Speaker 1: murdered them all in the most disgusting of ways. What
Speaker 1: that's not, that's not you know, that's not left up
Speaker 1: to someone's opinion. That's the that's what happened. Why would
Speaker 1: they need to do that? Number one? Number two? Do
Speaker 1: you see what's going to happen to us if we
Speaker 1: don't do something? Do you understand how much they want
Speaker 1: to do that to everybody? This is where everything's headed,
Speaker 1: and murdered them all in the most discussing ways. Can
Speaker 1: you even conceptualize what ninety thousand people looks like? It'll
Speaker 1: be easy for them to do it when we're unarmed
Speaker 1: or we have digital ideas, digital prison around us. So
Speaker 1: if we don't take it from them, We'll take it
Speaker 1: from a drone, or we'll take it from some other way,
Speaker 1: starving our family to death, which, by the way, they'll
Speaker 1: kill them first in front of us. We can't let
Speaker 1: this happen. This is their track record. Digs weren't rogue.
Speaker 1: This is just them. This is just them. This is
Speaker 1: who they are when they're not lying. Do you don't
Speaker 1: think Dave Portnoy would kill your children? He despises us
Speaker 1: while playing the fucking scumbag victim.
Speaker 2: Ten seventy one ad Several Jews from Bloys crucified a
Speaker 2: child during the Easter celebration, put his body into a
Speaker 2: sack and threw it into the law count The Evolved
Speaker 2: had the guilty ones.
Speaker 7: Burned alive.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: In Norwich during passover, twelve year old Saint William was
Speaker 2: tied by the local Jews, hanged from across and his
Speaker 2: blood drained from a wound in his side. The Jews
Speaker 2: hid the corpse in the nearby woods. They were surprised
Speaker 2: by a local citizen, Elver jewis.
Speaker 1: He's good. But this goes beyond accusation. This isn't just oh,
Speaker 1: someone accused me of something. Anybody can accuse anybody of anything.
Speaker 1: This isn't This goes beyond accusation. These are their crimes,
Speaker 1: and this is just a few of them was bribed.
Speaker 2: With money to keep quiet. Despite this, the crime still
Speaker 2: became notorious eleven sixty eight the Jews of Gloucester.
Speaker 1: So where they went, they were still going. Where is
Speaker 1: the rest of their kids? Is there more? Let's see? Hey?
Speaker 1: I like when they put this in front of I
Speaker 1: don't know. I don't think I'm falling them as well
Speaker 1: for now til I get sick. Who did you really
Speaker 1: fucking put me all the way back in the bottom
Speaker 1: just because I clicked on that. You guys are fags.
Speaker 1: Fucking fags all right? So the dupicabra that one? Okay,
Speaker 1: we're back.
Speaker 6: What absolutely have?
Speaker 3: Are you ready for this?
Speaker 41: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I have to releast once. It's one of the first
Speaker 1: one is good.
Speaker 20: Okay.
Speaker 6: Blood is thicker than water. What do you think that means?
Speaker 31: Well, it's always been suggesting that family comes first.
Speaker 4: Okay, do you want to know the actual thing which
Speaker 4: is true? The blood of the Covenant is thicker than
Speaker 4: the water of the womb. Awesome, It's the complete opposite
Speaker 4: meaning of well, how everyone uses it in the Western world.
Speaker 4: The blood of the Covenant.
Speaker 1: Obviously that's God, and which means just like the Freemasons,
Speaker 1: your your obedience and your loyalty to your little cult
Speaker 1: is more important than the family, do you right?
Speaker 4: The government spirit, holy spirit. Right, it's thicker than the
Speaker 4: water of the womb. The water of the womb. That's
Speaker 4: just already that just like those two words in itself.
Speaker 45: That that was always always saying, going back hundreds of years, centuries,
Speaker 45: everyone says polity in the water. You don't understand what
Speaker 45: you're saying because you're reversing the Hebrew and.
Speaker 6: You change the meanings of the complete of it.
Speaker 1: This is not a theory anymore. This is but that's
Speaker 1: because they did that, not someone else's side of the
Speaker 1: short note, I'll tell you a secret.
Speaker 46: Even the government sometimes lies, because the government is made
Speaker 46: up of people, and people sometimes lie.
Speaker 1: Shocker.
Speaker 6: Here's an example.
Speaker 46: When I came into office, your relationship between the United
Speaker 46: States and Cuba was very tense, but the American public
Speaker 46: was not in fake Do.
Speaker 1: You want another reason why? Because cashro stopped allowing Lanski's
Speaker 1: casinos to generate money for the issuel project, and they
Speaker 1: thought they were had they were making tons of money
Speaker 1: on under Batista, and they thought they'd make more under Castro,
Speaker 1: and then he threw them for a loop. And that's
Speaker 1: why they wanted us, the United States. And why did
Speaker 1: we get involved at all? Oh, because they already controlled
Speaker 1: us and owned us. And why did they get mad
Speaker 1: at mister Kennedy because he stepped in the in in
Speaker 1: a way of that a couple of times it wouldn't
Speaker 1: wouldn't fall right into the very thing that they had
Speaker 1: set up and wouldn't allowed to happen. So, yeah, what
Speaker 1: those people think that, Oh, Kasher, try to Kennedy. I
Speaker 1: don't think any of that's true. It's the Jews that
Speaker 1: were the antagonizers and the whole thing because they wanted
Speaker 1: they wanted their ability to make ship tons of money
Speaker 1: in Cuba. Again, he grew up a war lord.
Speaker 14: Was I as a Cuban living in Cuba.
Speaker 46: But some people in the government wanted to manipulate our
Speaker 46: citizens into supporting the war. How our military leaders came
Speaker 46: up with the plan to stage an attack. They proposed
Speaker 46: that we bar Miami and other American cities and then
Speaker 46: blame it on Cuba.
Speaker 14: So they were going to kill Americans and then lie
Speaker 14: about it.
Speaker 29: This is real.
Speaker 6: It's called Operation Northwoods.
Speaker 1: I'm reading it now. This is dark.
Speaker 7: Holy smokes.
Speaker 14: What did you do about it?
Speaker 6: President Kennedy?
Speaker 46: I stood up to them, Fire the Joint chiefs of
Speaker 46: Staff who proposed a plan, and stop the attacks from happening.
Speaker 14: Wow, that's brave.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you a secret. Even the government sometimes lies because.
Speaker 5: Hell.
Speaker 9: Look, there's all the Jewish kids sitting on the rabbi's
Speaker 9: lap where he asks them for something.
Speaker 1: I want a new TV and it can't be a Visio,
Speaker 1: Sony or Samsung only, and I need it.
Speaker 6: All set up before I turn it on. I don't
Speaker 6: want to have to do any of the things.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do any of the things. That's
Speaker 1: how they want their uh, that's what they consider farming too.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do any of the things.
Speaker 31: Although such beasts are unfit for work, they are fit
Speaker 31: for killing.
Speaker 6: And this is what happened to the Jews.
Speaker 24: While they were making themselves unfit for work, they grew
Speaker 24: fit for slaughter.
Speaker 7: This is why Christ said.
Speaker 24: But as for these my enemies, who did not want
Speaker 24: me to be king over them, bring them here and slay.
Speaker 1: Did we do it? Nope, you got work to do.
Speaker 24: You Jews should have fasted then when a drunkenness was
Speaker 24: doing those terrible things to you, when your gluttoning was
Speaker 24: giving birth to your un goodliness.
Speaker 1: About when they're just forsel killing you. Yeah not now.
Speaker 24: Now your fasting is untimely and an abomination.
Speaker 4: My inditments raise are stronger and heavier because they are real,
Speaker 4: not or uneducated ideology.
Speaker 6: They are arrogant and self of sense and calculating and
Speaker 6: rejected Christ. And I was not happy.
Speaker 1: I don't care what they reject. They're demonic and they're
Speaker 1: trying to kill us, all right now, that's what concerns me.
Speaker 1: And they've had us, and they've utilized us to kill
Speaker 1: really good people throughout history and destroy really good countries
Speaker 1: that were really good to their people. It would be
Speaker 1: nice to be able to go to those places when
Speaker 1: shit like this is happening in our country, but we
Speaker 1: can't because they don't exist anymore, because we destroyed them.
Speaker 7: The blood of booze doctors.
Speaker 14: He doesn't understand another those people.
Speaker 27: We are a people of different faiths, but we are
Speaker 27: one which faith conquered the other.
Speaker 20: Is not the questions.
Speaker 27: Rather, the question is whether Christianity stands or fall. We
Speaker 27: tolerate no one in our ranks to attack the ideas
Speaker 27: of Christianity. In fact, our movement is christian. We are
Speaker 27: filled with a desire. But capitalism promised us to discover
Speaker 27: one another in the deep distress of our own people.
Speaker 1: You go, mhm, but two years ago. Now, I keep
Speaker 1: hearing the same from thing from parents. Our kids get
Speaker 1: conditioned in school, then head to yeah, so this is
Speaker 1: after two years of college. She went from this to that.
Speaker 1: This can you see you over behind my head? Yeah?
Speaker 1: You can, it's just above all right, it looks great.
Speaker 1: All right, she'll be well adjusted, she'll get a man.
Speaker 1: She doesn't want one probably, Now, well, how did she
Speaker 1: go from that to that? Because she was so oppressed?
Speaker 1: Is this what liberation looks like?
Speaker 26: This?
Speaker 1: This is what this is your This is the jew
Speaker 1: effect here, because that's how they poisoned our society to
Speaker 1: believe that this is the right way to go. Isn't
Speaker 1: that wonderful? Two years? But if that ever happened, it
Speaker 1: would never happened my daughter because she's smarter than that.
Speaker 1: But uh, head, good role.
Speaker 2: Day.
Speaker 8: When is it gonna stop running, fravs?
Speaker 6: It'll be okay, my son, the weather will clear.
Speaker 43: But my friend Cale he says that the reason we've
Speaker 43: had all these plagues and stuff is because you won't
Speaker 43: let all the Jews.
Speaker 41: Ya.
Speaker 7: He's a complicated political issue.
Speaker 1: Where so think about that for a second. Who the
Speaker 1: hell would want them to be around them? Are they?
Speaker 1: The whole story doesn't make any sense. We wouldn't let
Speaker 1: him leave, motherfucker. We're trying to get him rid of them, right.
Speaker 9: An economic social issue that needs time.
Speaker 7: We can't let them leave.
Speaker 26: But is it really all that different from when the
Speaker 26: North didn't let the Confederate States leave the USA?
Speaker 6: What?
Speaker 8: Wow?
Speaker 14: That makes sense. Don't think anyone can deny that.
Speaker 7: Poor frogs.
Speaker 6: I feel so badly for them, but dead.
Speaker 43: My friend Kyle says that if we don't do whatever
Speaker 43: the Hebrews wants to do, God is going to kill
Speaker 43: little Egyptian.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 26: I don't think God would do such a thing, little woman.
Speaker 26: No matter what happens, we can't let ourselves believe in
Speaker 26: the Hebrew version of God. We believe in a just
Speaker 26: Lord who would never murder innocent children. I love you, Dare,
Speaker 26: and I love you son, and our love grows.
Speaker 14: And our love gross.
Speaker 9: And our love girls, the mighty river of.
Speaker 14: Believe.
Speaker 4: I have no feel for.
Speaker 43: And godness of his children.
Speaker 14: Kile, Why what are you doing? This is what Don
Speaker 14: told us to do. No kind to believe you. You'll
Speaker 14: see what's happening to us.
Speaker 9: Care for peanut, butter and jelly scene, which.
Speaker 14: Depend on good.
Speaker 6: We were wrong, I was wrong, We were I God on.
Speaker 23: Me jis I got it.
Speaker 1: They don't kill me?
Speaker 14: Don't kiddy day?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the Jewish lassy right there, played out with
Speaker 1: Training Parker and Matt Stone one more.
Speaker 9: Though his family converted to Christianity, Karl Marx became a
Speaker 9: Satanist during his university years.
Speaker 15: Not that.
Speaker 9: In a poem, Marx wrote, thus, Heaven I forfeited. I
Speaker 9: know it full well. My soul, once true to God,
Speaker 9: is chosen for Hell. Over time, Marx became a thirty
Speaker 9: second degree Mason. Karl Marx met up with German philosopher
Speaker 9: Friedrich Engels. Engels joined a revolutionary group ten years with him,
Speaker 9: founded by Giuseppe Mazzini. It was Angles who would feed
Speaker 9: Karl Marx physically and intellectually.
Speaker 1: For life and sexually.
Speaker 9: Marx published the Communist Manifesto in eighteen forty eight, based
Speaker 9: on a draft from Angles. The manifesto was commissioned by
Speaker 9: the Communist League in London, whose history can be traced
Speaker 9: back to the Jacobin Club and the Illuminati, the foundations
Speaker 9: of cos Oh.
Speaker 1: Israel is set to become first nation to hold off
Speaker 1: I gotta make it bigger, eradicate age of consent laws.
Speaker 1: Pedophilia is a human right, Baxer Dimitri started as whispers
Speaker 1: hushed voices in an academic halls muttered sermons. Nobody's safe
Speaker 1: in the Israel, even their own children, because they always
Speaker 1: they raped their own kids. Anyway. This is called this
Speaker 1: is what Frankism was, That's what Zionism is, and that's
Speaker 1: part of that cult of conditioning to make everybody high minded.
Speaker 1: In the first place, if you're one of the little
Speaker 1: penguins with the top hats, you've probably been abused. But
Speaker 1: now it's out in the open. In Israel, pedophilia is
Speaker 1: being rebranded, even legalized. According to members of Israel's own parliament.
Speaker 1: That in Yahoo's government isn't just turning a blind eye,
Speaker 1: it's protecting the predators. Of course, we already knew he
Speaker 1: was a predator haven, but now that's what law. The
Speaker 1: cabal of pedophile judges, politicians, CEOs, and so called elites
Speaker 1: sheltered from exposure.
Speaker 21: Uh.
Speaker 1: And while the victims are silenced, the government is taking
Speaker 1: a chainsaw to the very safeguards meant to protect them,
Speaker 1: dismantling age of consent, laws, banning sex offender registers, stripping
Speaker 1: away every last defense. Why because these monsters and powers say,
Speaker 1: child abuse isn't abuse at all, it's natural, it's good
Speaker 1: for the child. It's even ordained by ancient law, their
Speaker 1: fucking ancient law, the talm wuld. So this is happening,
Speaker 1: and what did women was as ten as the time
Speaker 1: September fifteenth, twenty twenty five, not that long ago. So
Speaker 1: all the pedophiles are gonna be good. Let them all
Speaker 1: flock the Israel and then blow the fucking place, all
Speaker 1: of the fucking map Oh. I mean, don't do that,
Speaker 1: because that'd be wrong. That's anti semicolon to hate pedophiles that.
Speaker 1: And there's definitely not a not a theme or a
Speaker 1: pattern going on here about what would they do to
Speaker 1: children and what their desires are to all other mankind?
Speaker 1: You know, like there was like those ninety thousand that
Speaker 1: they slaughtered in discussing ways.
Speaker 9: Feminism are identical to the goals of the illuminati. Karl
Speaker 9: Marx was always looking for money. He found it when
Speaker 9: Nathan Rothschild gave Marx several thousand pounds to finance the
Speaker 9: cause of socialism through the Hegelian dialectic. Marx wrote das.
Speaker 1: Capital in a kind of a gay way of saying
Speaker 1: that eighteen.
Speaker 9: Sixty seven, which became known as the Bible of the
Speaker 9: working class. While his Bible called for the working class
Speaker 9: to rise up and overthrow the financial bourgeoisie, Marx evidently
Speaker 9: did not practice what he was a cube.
Speaker 1: He was a black cube, but the head preached.
Speaker 9: In an eighteen sixty four letter to his uncle, Marx
Speaker 9: announced that he made four hundred pounds on the stock exchange.
Speaker 9: Nikolai Lennin picked up where Karl Marx left off. Lenin
Speaker 9: admired Mikhail Bakunin, who wrote The Evil One is the
Speaker 9: Satanic revolt against divine authority, Satan, the eternal Rebel, their
Speaker 9: first freethinker and the emancipator of worlds Well.
Speaker 1: A long time ago, I did a video on Bacunan.
Speaker 9: While attending university. Lenin became a Mason, though his family
Speaker 9: converted to Christianity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, here's a Jew. Why did they just start
Speaker 1: off with he's a Jew? Only sixteen years old?
Speaker 5: Human sacrifice. Joseph Paston eighteen and Edward Bennett nineteen, both
Speaker 5: raised in Mormon hoves Mormon blood from their own veins
Speaker 5: and mutilated animals in Satanic rituals.
Speaker 1: Mormons, good cat Mormons are more zion Ziony than the
Speaker 1: Zionists that were Jewy than the Jews. But that wasn't
Speaker 1: all part of the just different sections, different sectors. That
Speaker 1: cult that we keep talking about from five thousand years.
Speaker 5: Ago absolutely killed eighteen year old Michelle Moore. Sean Sellers seventeen,
Speaker 5: the youngest death row inmate in Oklahoma, brutally murdered his
Speaker 5: mother and stepfather because they tried to prevent his Satanic rituals.
Speaker 5: Scott Waterhouse seventeen tortured and killed a twelve year old girl.
Speaker 1: In prisly Satanic was the nose on that game.
Speaker 5: Pete Rowland seventeen formed a Satanic cult with three other boys.
Speaker 5: After sacrificing a cat, they turned on Steve Newbury, the
Speaker 5: fourth member of their group, and beat him to death
Speaker 5: with baseball bets while chanting a sacrifice for Satan. Richard
Speaker 5: Ramirez the Nightstalker, was convicted of thirteen murders and thirty
Speaker 5: other femilies during the summer of nineteen eighty five. He beat, strangled, raped, sodomize, shot,
Speaker 5: and slashed his victims in a rampage of sadistic satanic slains.
Speaker 5: It was spring of eighty nine the dead bodies of
Speaker 5: thirteen victims, one of whom was only sixteen years old,
Speaker 5: were found mutilated and buried in a common grave near
Speaker 5: the American Mexican border in Matamoras.
Speaker 14: This satanic drug.
Speaker 5: Smuggling cult believed that sacrificing humans in bizarre rituals would
Speaker 5: give them magical protection. The victims had been dealt blows
Speaker 5: with a hammer.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't have taught them that? Could it have been the
Speaker 1: merchants that they dealt with? Some suffer Was that? Actually? Uh,
Speaker 1: you know, if there's drugs being sold, I don't care
Speaker 1: who's actually the face of it behind them somewhere is
Speaker 1: a freaking oive guaranteed, and when they're not, there's cartel
Speaker 1: wars and then they have a piece of it. Why
Speaker 1: do you think papol Escawarra was killed. He wasn't playing
Speaker 1: ball with the mayor in America's Jews that actually run America,
Speaker 1: so they took his profits share. They took his market share, but.
Speaker 5: Horrible mutilations, including the removal of brains, hearts, and other
Speaker 5: organs that were then boiled in blood.
Speaker 1: Human sacrifice sounds wonderful. Anything wants so angry? Oh this
Speaker 1: is funny.
Speaker 20: This is my jew flattening machine.
Speaker 7: It'll flatten any Jew.
Speaker 27: Simply climb behind the wheel, drive it towards a Jew
Speaker 27: and flatten them.
Speaker 24: Could he also use it just to drive from place
Speaker 24: to place and stuff?
Speaker 3: It's a jew flattening machine.
Speaker 24: It's not what it's designed for.
Speaker 6: Don't you could use it that way?
Speaker 36: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah you could.
Speaker 24: Yeah, yeah, you can also use the Mona Lisa as
Speaker 24: a place.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 20: This is my jew flattening machine.
Speaker 37: It'll flatten any Jew simply climbing.
Speaker 1: I could listen to that all day. And they make
Speaker 1: it out to be like, oh, because Harry Ford is
Speaker 1: just inherently anti strmitic orbbd E racist. No, it's because
Speaker 1: there are a bunch of demonic killers of children, and
Speaker 1: that's why their system that can that they control has
Speaker 1: to make everybody. It has to marginalize everybody who is
Speaker 1: fully aware of their true nature, and even when they're
Speaker 1: long dead, they have to continually make them into caricatures.
Speaker 1: And fuck Seth Mathcarling, who's a big friend of Seth Green,
Speaker 1: because Seth Green does the voice of the Sun in
Speaker 1: the family guy and the other crackpot. I don't know
Speaker 1: if she's mixed up with scientology as well, but Milacunas
Speaker 1: is the daughter Meg kind of a kind of a
Speaker 1: fucked up cast there. What is going on? All right?
Speaker 1: We got the gay parking lot. We gotta get that
Speaker 1: in there. Oh, this isn't what they added this to
Speaker 1: something else because I think he's talking about Ojay here.
Speaker 1: But I don't know.
Speaker 3: I don't think you did it.
Speaker 6: Wait, know what, even if you did do it, you
Speaker 6: know what I mean?
Speaker 16: You know what I mean.
Speaker 9: I don't think you did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when was the CIA? Oh I've shown you about
Speaker 1: this one. This has happened, This happened. I think back
Speaker 1: when I was in New York. This guy, British gay
Speaker 1: couple who welcomed a refugee into their house and ended
Speaker 1: up getting beheaded. And they're just dragging a he bought
Speaker 1: a freezer headed delivered to their house, and then he
Speaker 1: put the bodies in there. This is funny. You want
Speaker 1: to do the gay parking frank?
Speaker 20: Real quick?
Speaker 3: Hello, sir? Oh?
Speaker 9: Is this your vehicle?
Speaker 8: Right here?
Speaker 7: This vehicle right here?
Speaker 33: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Is it yours?
Speaker 1: It's oh?
Speaker 26: It is?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 37: Are you gay?
Speaker 7: By chance?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: Are you gay?
Speaker 2: Because you parked in the right there.
Speaker 47: I don't know if you saw and they gave parking only.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, I never noticed that you didn't see
Speaker 2: it when you pulled in.
Speaker 23: No.
Speaker 47: Yeah, because it's gonna be.
Speaker 2: For this, I mean, unless you just tell me you're gay.
Speaker 47: Move because you've been parked here already, sir. Unless you
Speaker 47: just tell me and I'll just scratch it.
Speaker 7: Okay, Oh you are gay?
Speaker 47: Okay?
Speaker 7: All right?
Speaker 12: Perfect.
Speaker 47: So I'm gonna have to ask you just like three
Speaker 47: simple questions so that I could prove that you're actually gay,
Speaker 47: just real quick. On the scale one through ten? How
Speaker 47: gay are you?
Speaker 1: One through ten?
Speaker 20: One?
Speaker 19: One?
Speaker 47: Oh, that's not gay enough?
Speaker 37: Maybe like nine?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 2: Okay, you are nine?
Speaker 7: Okay? Perfect?
Speaker 47: And then second question here, did you give me your
Speaker 47: best gay boys to prove that you're actually gay?
Speaker 7: Okay?
Speaker 28: Perfect?
Speaker 47: And the next question here is how many men have
Speaker 47: you slept with?
Speaker 7: Seven?
Speaker 3: Seven men? Holy you were really gay? Then?
Speaker 47: Huh oh, okay, that's all sir, You're good.
Speaker 48: Ago that there were certain parking just for gay people.
Speaker 47: Yeah, it's part of the LGBTQ community. It's a new
Speaker 47: thing of San Francisco, just to make sure to look
Speaker 47: off for those all.
Speaker 1: Right, gay parking only.
Speaker 25: This lady in the black robe came forward with this
Speaker 25: little baby, and at first I didn't realize it was
Speaker 25: a real baby, and she just laid it on the altar.
Speaker 25: It was breathing, but it wasn't crying. And then the
Speaker 25: high priest just took the atharmy or the ceremonial dagger
Speaker 25: and just cut the baby's throat and caught the blood
Speaker 25: in a chalice. At that point, I was staggering, reeling.
Speaker 25: I thought I was just going to do it to
Speaker 25: throw up. I couldn't believe it. I just couldn't believe it.
Speaker 25: But by then I was so scared that I just
Speaker 25: stood there. And then when I was led forward, I thought,
Speaker 25: this is it, bit your turn. They're gonna kill you.
Speaker 25: And I was lifted up on the old turn. Now
Speaker 25: i'd I at that time was still in white. It
Speaker 25: was part of a s a sacrifice known as a
Speaker 25: sacrifice of the White Virgin, and it's so blood that
Speaker 25: had come from the baby was daubed all over my body.
Speaker 25: Then the High Priest rated me, and I think at
Speaker 25: that moment I I was just the fact I was
Speaker 25: still alive went through my mind. I then had to
Speaker 25: sign in blood a parchment stating that I would never
Speaker 25: ever reveal what had happened in a cousin. If I did,
Speaker 25: I would die.
Speaker 3: If we look at the number of children that are missing.
Speaker 1: This lady in a black I guess we're not gonna
Speaker 1: look at the number of children that are missing, because
Speaker 1: that's where I did. Okay, I think we're good. That's uh.
Speaker 1: If any let me go back to the listener here.
Speaker 1: Yeah right, oh, he'll hend you for uh you know what?
Speaker 1: This is better to go like this that way there
Speaker 1: starts any on YouTube. I can get those two. I
Speaker 1: don't know if there's good. Looks like there's still peep
Speaker 1: on there. Stanley, Hello Dan, I mean in the middle
Speaker 1: of a project. But we'll check back on you catch
Speaker 1: you later. Thank you, Stanley. He and g made it
Speaker 1: enjoying the lives as always. I think you should check
Speaker 1: out brendan oc non with three ends non alls stuff?
Speaker 1: Is this, says McConnell's. Is that just your phone like
Speaker 1: when you're doing voice texting being a dick? And maybe
Speaker 1: do I remember them. I'll look at O'Connell's. I see
Speaker 1: it now. Yeah, they would just try to throw a
Speaker 1: bunch of enders at Yeah, alright, let's see. I think
Speaker 1: that's with the guys between you guys, all right, I
Speaker 1: think were I think we're caught up, all right. Yeah,
Speaker 1: six one nine four three one zero three two four
Speaker 1: if anybody wants to call in. And in the meantime,
Speaker 1: I'm going to continue on with these instagrams that I pulled.
Speaker 1: So that was the cue if you want to six
Speaker 1: four three one zero three three four. I'm trying to
Speaker 1: get to Moe's. Moe did one. I did it like
Speaker 1: a parody of uh, the Portinoita change incident. And I
Speaker 1: wanted to find that one.
Speaker 27: Only that you knew that by an able and persistent
Speaker 27: use of propaganda, heaven itself can be presented to the
Speaker 27: people as if it.
Speaker 3: Were hell, and vice versa.
Speaker 27: The most miserable kind of life can be presented as
Speaker 27: if it were paradise.
Speaker 6: The Jew knew this and.
Speaker 27: Acted accordingly, but the German, or rather his government, did
Speaker 27: not have the slightest suspicion of it. During the war,
Speaker 27: the heaviest of penalties had to be paid for that ignorance,
Speaker 27: only that Jew knew.
Speaker 49: We hold these truths to be self evident that all
Speaker 49: men are created equal except the Jews. Franklin, for the
Speaker 49: fifth time, I'm sorry you overpaid for your house, but
Speaker 49: it's not going in. You'll be sorry, noted, moving on,
Speaker 49: We hold these truths to be self evident, that all
Speaker 49: men are created equal, except the Jews. Franklin, for the
Speaker 49: fifth time, I'm sorry, you overpaid for your house, but
Speaker 49: it's not going in.
Speaker 20: You tell you it's it.
Speaker 1: Uh, this is this is still a half point because
Speaker 1: everything about this is still retarded and coming out of
Speaker 1: the mouth of her SI kind of retarded. You know,
Speaker 1: it sounds actually kind of funny.
Speaker 4: Though.
Speaker 1: I can tolerate her behavior more than I can those
Speaker 1: those two women that were acting all smug and a
Speaker 1: smarty parents woman. Yeah no you're not. I can tolerate
Speaker 1: her more.
Speaker 14: This is a message from an og lesbian.
Speaker 19: The acronym lgbt Q plus is not a representation of
Speaker 19: a United Community, but the strategic force teaming of the
Speaker 19: LGB with the t Q plus that serves a dark
Speaker 19: agenda to rebrand sexual fetishes and disorders as sexual orientation.
Speaker 1: How do you how do you do the how do
Speaker 1: you do the the lesbian getting sibol because she's og?
Speaker 1: Would it be like? Would be like this? And then
Speaker 1: you go, is that how you do you get to
Speaker 1: put the tongue between the legs? Is that it's kind
Speaker 1: of like.
Speaker 15: It?
Speaker 1: Dog six one nine four one zero three three four.
Speaker 1: If you're interested in anybody for what was once a.
Speaker 19: Legitimate civil rights movement, right has been haijacked?
Speaker 28: Quite the truth?
Speaker 1: Was that really legitimate? Did we really have to oh, wow,
Speaker 1: yes we recognize you fags? Did that Was that necessary?
Speaker 1: Just be thankful you'reucking, you know, tarn hard, feathered or
Speaker 1: otherwise burned into Chris? And if you're not, there's your equality.
Speaker 1: Life sucks for everyone. People get picked on just the
Speaker 1: way it goes. And uh, even when that wasn't happening,
Speaker 1: what do we have to do? We all had to
Speaker 1: stop our lives that weren't crazy, retarded and perverse to
Speaker 1: acknowledge yours, fuck you, fuck you, and used as.
Speaker 19: A trojan horse to mainstream there.
Speaker 1: All right, that's it right now, I'm counter protests until
Speaker 1: everybody ignore knowlenges my heterosexuality. Right fucking now, I'm not.
Speaker 1: I'm just sit down strike FTJ media. I need I
Speaker 1: need reparations in the form of what's up number six,
Speaker 1: in the form of this stuff woo, because I've been
Speaker 1: oppressed as a heterosexual white male for too long and
Speaker 1: goddamn it, enough is enough. I think all of you
Speaker 1: should follow my Patreon right here so you can give
Speaker 1: annual month monthly to the cause of I mean we all,
Speaker 1: we all together would benefit because if you acknowledge the
Speaker 1: one me, specifically because I'm more important, then everybody will
Speaker 1: be recognized. Who is of this character heterosexual white male? Yes,
Speaker 1: and we can add father to that. That's another that's
Speaker 1: another marginalized community that nobody cares about. Yeah, degenerousy.
Speaker 19: First, we have the untouchable teas the transcot who want
Speaker 19: to sterilize children with puberty blockers, turn all homosexuals into
Speaker 19: surgical simulations.
Speaker 1: This is what they do at the same hospital that's
Speaker 1: still Baby Cyrus run by Jews book called Saint Luke's.
Speaker 19: Of strict People and destroy women's rights to enable men's fetishes.
Speaker 19: Then we have the cues. Young men feminized by sissyporn
Speaker 19: furries and pups who fetishize bestiality, and even adults babies
Speaker 19: who fetishize infancy are all accepted and protected by the
Speaker 19: rainbow umbrella.
Speaker 3: That of.
Speaker 1: What globalism moving the color spectrum? Do re see the
Speaker 1: dark side of the moon. This is hard to figure
Speaker 1: out what they're doing there in front in front of you,
Speaker 1: just their cult.
Speaker 19: Magically transformed, or scrutiny into bigotry. But the thing that
Speaker 19: requires the most scrutiny is the unspecified plus at the end,
Speaker 19: a placeholder for what's coming next, maps or minor attracted people,
Speaker 19: a euphemism that is already being used to describe pedophiles
Speaker 19: who are waiting in the wings for their time to shine.
Speaker 1: Because the twelve Perversions State Department minder Hillary Clinton. Remember
Speaker 1: all this was disclosed like eight years ago or more.
Speaker 19: LGBTQ plus sexual psyop is not about promoting tolerance of diversity.
Speaker 19: It's about grooming society to accept depravity. And as an
Speaker 19: l I announce all association with it and the LGB,
Speaker 19: who are accessories.
Speaker 1: To the fact. She's going to take an ell for
Speaker 1: the l's and I urge you.
Speaker 19: To do the same and join the movement for LGB
Speaker 19: without the t Q plus, because we need to divorce people,
Speaker 19: and we needed stat.
Speaker 1: We don't need a movement for any of it. We
Speaker 1: don't need any of us pushed upon us. Cutting out
Speaker 1: half is half as bad. I don't care about your
Speaker 1: fucking life. You don't care about mine. If you did,
Speaker 1: you wouldn't have the arrogance to make me pause, stop
Speaker 1: and acknowledge yours. Fuck you. Our new backers are the
Speaker 1: Jews as soon as they take care of Kennedy nineteen sixties,
Speaker 1: The Secret Service memo reads, Our new backers are the Jews,
Speaker 1: as soon as they take care of Kennedy. Wait a minute,
Speaker 1: who's they though? The Secret Service is allegedly involved. Nope,
Speaker 1: this is uh, this might be funny. It's funny to him.
Speaker 7: Two black guys walking on the street.
Speaker 37: One's got ninety eight cents, one at a dollar, and
Speaker 37: it says, we get there's a sign that says we
Speaker 37: could turn you white for ninety nine cents. So they
Speaker 37: make the plan that the guy the dollar will go
Speaker 37: in when he comes out. If it's good, he'll give
Speaker 37: it to the penny of the guy and he'll go
Speaker 37: in and do it. So the joy goes doing his dollar,
Speaker 37: he pays, he comes out, he looks amazingly white, looks
Speaker 37: just like a white person.
Speaker 7: You know this shit.
Speaker 37: No, and he goes to the cry and guy goes.
Speaker 37: He goes, oh, man, that looks great. He goes, all right,
Speaker 37: give me the penny. I'm gonna go in, and he goes,
Speaker 37: get a job, nigger.
Speaker 8: You never heard.
Speaker 31: This?
Speaker 1: Sounds like fake laughter. Mmm. Okay, So here's at up above.
Speaker 16: Okay.
Speaker 50: When I first saw this video, I was really hoping
Speaker 50: that this was just like cattle or something. But because
Speaker 50: this is going viral, it's now being covered by alternative
Speaker 50: and mainstream news sources. There is, in fact, something horrific
Speaker 50: going on in Sudan right now. And I think the
Speaker 50: story broke because these satellite images. Satellite images captured this.
Speaker 50: I thought this was little piles of goats and cows
Speaker 50: and cattle and agriculture. Dude, this is like the sight
Speaker 50: of unimaginable unfortunateness, and it's happening.
Speaker 1: Bodies Okay, dead fucking bodies.
Speaker 50: Somehow instead of doing something that stopped is like.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, the Jews are behind that too,
Speaker 1: Israel's behind that too. Tell me proved me wrong, because
Speaker 1: it's not wrong. Yeah, not your problem until it's here,
Speaker 1: you fucking piece of shit. It retard von Baconstein. What
Speaker 1: are retard? It's not your problem, it's it's the same
Speaker 1: enemy doing that. It should alarm you as to what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen here, you fucking retard.
Speaker 3: Four and eight right, billions of dollars.
Speaker 7: We just became the world's you know, charity.
Speaker 50: We're just donating money all over the place, but a
Speaker 50: place that actually probably could use.
Speaker 1: Some type of sam making a joke about it on
Speaker 1: the list now places.
Speaker 50: Our money even goes to in the first place. This
Speaker 50: is happening in Sudan. Now, okay, when I first saw
Speaker 50: this video.
Speaker 1: I it doesn't matter if they're Christian or not. The
Speaker 1: people they're being slaughtered by other people for no reason
Speaker 1: other than the fact that they're there. And why are
Speaker 1: they doing that? Because Jews want something that's there, so
Speaker 1: they empower one group to murder the other. And then
Speaker 1: when they're done with that, America swoop in and kill
Speaker 1: them all, acquorring the plans. That's why they can leak
Speaker 1: their stuff out. Get guard enough support, we'll send a
Speaker 1: little bit of bit people over there. We'll kill them too.
Speaker 1: But what it's really doing is clearing the land for everybody,
Speaker 1: and the Jews get to have fun watching people die
Speaker 1: and kill each other. Fuck them. Oh you want to
Speaker 1: see the biggest piece of shit on the planet when
Speaker 1: he looks even gayer than he is now because he
Speaker 1: doesn't have any facial hair. Freedom of speech is not
Speaker 1: free towards the Jews.
Speaker 41: I never condone rape.
Speaker 1: This is David portinit anybody, David Portnoy, David Faggot Portnoy
Speaker 1: right there.
Speaker 41: But if you're a size six and you're wearing skinny jeans,
Speaker 41: you kind of deserve to be raped, correct.
Speaker 7: I stand by that. I think it's a funny joke.
Speaker 41: You think rape is funny?
Speaker 7: No, I say that, I think it's a funny joking.
Speaker 1: Now no, no, no, no, what do you say if
Speaker 1: you're size six wearing skinny jeans you deserve to be raped?
Speaker 1: That's funny? How does that even a joke? That's just
Speaker 1: jew being a jew?
Speaker 6: So now what so, now, what do we do.
Speaker 38: Maybe maybe you stop with the fucking Jew jokes and
Speaker 38: act like it is not a big deal when someone
Speaker 38: does fuck the Jews in a.
Speaker 1: Bar, fuck the Jews for what he said, White app
Speaker 1: that happened.
Speaker 9: He's not I'm.
Speaker 8: Not.
Speaker 41: I never condone rape, but if you are a size
Speaker 41: six and you're wearing skinny jeans, you kind of deserve
Speaker 41: to be raped.
Speaker 7: Correct. I stand by that. I think it's a funny joke.
Speaker 41: You think rape is funny?
Speaker 7: No, I didn't say that. I think it's a funny joking.
Speaker 1: Now yeah, okay, yep, that's not even a joke. That's
Speaker 1: how you set up a joke. It's not even how
Speaker 1: you set up a joke.
Speaker 7: Ship is getting weird. I would like to make a
Speaker 7: formal apology to Shredder.
Speaker 1: This is funny, Shredder.
Speaker 7: I'm sorry.
Speaker 10: I heard some news today that has shugar in my world.
Speaker 10: Apparently this guy made to be the online talking about
Speaker 10: the teenage mutan Ninja turtles and how they were reptilians
Speaker 10: underground eating pizza. And the pizza part is significant because
Speaker 10: the code word for pizza is pedophiles. So the teenage
Speaker 10: mutant Nina turtles were actually pedophiles eating pizza underground because
Speaker 10: they were reptilians and Shredder was trying to take them down.
Speaker 10: And the reason in Shredder could never take them down
Speaker 10: is because the teenage Mutan Ninja Turtles had this heaver.
Speaker 10: The mainstream media on their side, took control of the
Speaker 10: narrative and pushed their propaganda. Shredder were sorry, buddy. I
Speaker 10: don't get me wrong. You was moving a little while,
Speaker 10: but maybe you were trying to protect us. Maybe you
Speaker 10: were the good guy. Let me know what y'all think.
Speaker 10: Ship's getting weird. I would like to make a formal
Speaker 10: apology to Shredder. Shredder, I'm sorry. I heard some news
Speaker 10: today that has shook in my world. Apparently this guy
Speaker 10: made a video on online talking about the team Mutant
Speaker 10: Ninja Turtles and how they were repatilly.
Speaker 1: I don't see a miss call, so I guess nobody
Speaker 1: wants to do the very cool. I can nottinue on
Speaker 1: what I'm doing.
Speaker 42: Mm hmm, I'm a little bit involved.
Speaker 40: They can on someone that I don't felt you need
Speaker 40: want to. They can, it's in congole, on someone that
Speaker 40: feels man and is at such Funatoya.
Speaker 7: Believes in.
Speaker 3: Hm he designs for some hunks fish.
Speaker 14: And design.
Speaker 40: Designed in anti to zamhak ze dawn, then anti bushist
Speaker 40: was the giants here?
Speaker 3: Then in this outside habig to how big for this?
Speaker 3: That's an asilicenship course.
Speaker 1: Sigfried Miller, known as Congo Muller, was a German mercenary
Speaker 1: and former National Socialist officer who gained notoriety for his
Speaker 1: role in the Congo crisis during the nineteen sixties. Born
Speaker 1: in nineteen twenty in Essen, Germany, he served as a
Speaker 1: Warmart officer in World War Two, where he was decorated
Speaker 1: with the Iron Cross and was a member of the
Speaker 1: National Socialist Party. I'm not using that word. After the war,
Speaker 1: Muller briefly joined the West German bounds were Bundeswre, but
Speaker 1: later became a mercenary. In the early nineteen sixties, he
Speaker 1: fought for Most whatever that name government in Congo, commanding
Speaker 1: European mercenaries against rebel forces. His unit was accused of
Speaker 1: serious human rights abuses, abuses including executions who cares if
Speaker 1: they were Bolsheviks? Who cares? He became infamous through thee
Speaker 1: through the nineteen sixty six East German documentary The Laughing
Speaker 1: Man Confessions of a Murderer, Killer not a Murderer, where
Speaker 1: he appeared unapologetic discussing violence while wearing his National Socialist medals.
Speaker 1: Muller died in nineteen eighty three, remembered as a symbol
Speaker 1: of the post bowl Matillia. This sounds like it came
Speaker 1: right off a wiki because it doesn't match up with
Speaker 1: what they're saying here. I fought for the National Socialists,
Speaker 1: Greater German Reich Warrior for the Free West's there's a
Speaker 1: certain difference there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, then.
Speaker 7: I think combinds them a bushels.
Speaker 1: The only command common factor is anti Bolshevism, Anti Bolshevism,
Speaker 1: Jews who slaughter people. Anti Bolshevism is anti people who
Speaker 1: slaughter other people. And if you have to make if
Speaker 1: you have to commit executions because these people are just
Speaker 1: demonic evil, their only sole purpose in life is to
Speaker 1: destroy and kill your kind, well then I guess they've
Speaker 1: already decided what should happen to them, haven't they? Yes,
Speaker 1: I'm the connection is anti Bolshevism, the only one. There
Speaker 1: you go, I told you there, we got it, are there,
Speaker 1: We're done.
Speaker 24: Here we are again deep within the concrete Savannah, where every.
Speaker 1: Evening, Oh you don't let them put bullets holes in
Speaker 1: their hookah.
Speaker 24: Begins with the sound of ballistic percussion.
Speaker 1: Oh good, there's kids around, are you doing.
Speaker 24: Interrupting what appears to be an urban hooka karaoke baby
Speaker 24: shower observe as the herd, startled by the passing burst
Speaker 24: of community spirit, stampedes through their artificial habitat, abandoning dignity
Speaker 24: as well as the communal hookah. In a remarkable display
Speaker 24: of panic rarely seen outside of clearance sales and EBT
Speaker 24: card malfunctions, each urban noise maker detonates with the nervous
Speaker 24: urgency of popcorn in a microwave, the anthem of a
Speaker 24: neighborhood that struggles with self awareness and volume can control.
Speaker 1: Go see a movie in the in their neighborhood. See
Speaker 1: if you can tell me if you can hear anything
Speaker 1: that the people in the movie are saying like on
Speaker 1: the screen.
Speaker 24: Confusion rains as each participant rotates through the scene like
Speaker 24: a drunken exhibit an.
Speaker 1: Amusing So the point being here is that this isn't
Speaker 1: This isn't our problem, This isn't anyone's problem. They're not organized.
Speaker 1: They kill each other they're doing. This is one of
Speaker 1: those problems that work itself out. So if you're gonna
Speaker 1: spend a whole lot of time yelling at them and
Speaker 1: calling them what is obvious, Paul Miller, then you're wasting
Speaker 1: your fucking time, You really are, You're not. What are
Speaker 1: you going to fix by just calling them out and
Speaker 1: yeelling at him?
Speaker 20: What is that?
Speaker 1: What does that prove? I'm not saying. I'm not saying
Speaker 1: ridicule isn't isn't a good thing, because it is. But
Speaker 1: why would you waste your time in life doing that?
Speaker 1: You get you get tipped on these freaking oh MiG
Speaker 1: whatever gey shit is that it's called apps, Because this
Speaker 1: isn't This isn't who owns banks, This isn't who owns
Speaker 1: data centers. This isn't who bleeds children dry or has
Speaker 1: a whole worldwide child trafficking ring with the with the
Speaker 1: contholics involved in it too. He's onto people pushing transgender
Speaker 1: surgery and hormone blockers on your children. These people can't
Speaker 1: even fucking put two sentences together and make or write one.
Speaker 1: These are essays who can't write essays if they were Mexican.
Speaker 1: But they're not. They're this, So why are we worried
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 20: What is this?
Speaker 2: More poor choices?
Speaker 24: At this point, half the crowds misplaced to shoe a
Speaker 24: phone or a family member. Priority is clearly ranked in
Speaker 24: that order, and yet somehow has the smoke clears, and
Speaker 24: against all odds, they'll still.
Speaker 2: Call it culture.
Speaker 24: Here we are again, deep within the concrete savannah where
Speaker 24: every evening begins with us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I decided to watch that again. They must be
Speaker 1: still in drugs, if they're if they're a lot, if
Speaker 1: they feel comfortable basing bullets like that. Sh it's expensive
Speaker 1: these days. Think we went through everything, that's what's going through? Really,
Speaker 1: Yeah we did. I don't really care about the Yeah,
Speaker 1: and a couple other things too. I don't. I don't
Speaker 1: think that my my plans. I'm not kind of whatever.
Speaker 1: Let me need to hear it. I don't care.
Speaker 3: They were.
Speaker 1: Actually, now this is a little old, but this is
Speaker 1: pretty interesting that this happened. Red Box revokes access to
Speaker 1: all purchased purchase movies and TV piracy is completely justified. Now,
Speaker 1: well it was always before pirate Bay, but hired bay.
Speaker 1: Get your bit torrent and your bitcomment and you're ready
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Speaker 1: but yeah, maybe not seeing the clips that I have,
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Speaker 31: There's no life studio audience, but would it be cool
Speaker 31: if there was every now and then? I kind of
Speaker 31: think about that because there's always been kind of an
Speaker 31: artistic outlet for me, or is my close friends like
Speaker 31: to say when they're you know, they're ribbing.
Speaker 6: Me my autistic outlet. But I kind of enjoy it.
Speaker 6: I like going off. I like having these rants. They
Speaker 6: you know, it gives me a a kick in the morning.
Speaker 23: I like it.
Speaker 31: But at the end of the day, you know, it
Speaker 31: is kind of a man RANSA camera will be nice
Speaker 31: to runt to one thousand people someday, someday, maybe we'll
Speaker 31: have a live studio audience Sunday. So today I like
Speaker 31: to follow up on something that I went over a
Speaker 31: while back when it comes to Sony. Sony and Discovery
Speaker 31: had some issues with one of their deals. And as
Speaker 31: a result of there being an issue with one of
Speaker 31: these deals, content that you had purchased because the word
Speaker 31: purchase was included on the product page was no longer available.
Speaker 31: And the content that was no longer available, as you can.
Speaker 6: See, it's a lot of shit.
Speaker 31: So if you had paid, then you had clicked the
Speaker 31: word by because there was a word purchase there. This
Speaker 31: is all the stuff that was no longer available.
Speaker 21: Now.
Speaker 31: The reason that they were allowed to do this for
Speaker 31: the time period that this was the case is because
Speaker 31: when you look at their agreement over here, you'll see
Speaker 31: that they have a very interesting definition of the word
Speaker 31: purchase that does not match my definition of the word purchase.
Speaker 31: Over Here, it says it's a field uses of the
Speaker 31: terms own ownership, purchase, sell sold, sell buy does not
Speaker 31: imply any transfer or content or data or software. Not
Speaker 31: to be clear, if they were saying that this does
Speaker 31: not imply transfer of authorship, that makes sense, I do
Speaker 31: not get to claim if I buy the matrix online
Speaker 31: or I buy the DVD of the matrix that I made,
Speaker 31: that I have credit for it.
Speaker 6: But I bought the content. I bought the thing.
Speaker 31: You know, like, if I buy this table, you can't
Speaker 31: say that I don't own the table, But for some reason,
Speaker 31: when I buy digital media, you can say that I
Speaker 31: don't own like what it is that I purchased. And
Speaker 31: I think that's kind of insane, which allowed them to
Speaker 31: be able to do this. And the thing that the
Speaker 31: reason I was saying all those words in that funny
Speaker 31: way is because you could see just the way they
Speaker 31: want to redefine it.
Speaker 6: They put it in quotes, using of the.
Speaker 31: Terms own, ownership, purchase, sell, sold.
Speaker 6: They're saying it is that. Isn't it so cute that
Speaker 6: you think that these terrists data anything? You're so adorable.
Speaker 31: At the end of the day, Sony did go back
Speaker 31: on this decision, and I imagine Discovery and Sony came
Speaker 31: to some sort of joint resolution because they were just
Speaker 31: absolutely getting in from every single.
Speaker 6: End, hopefully from people that watched this video. Hopefully some
Speaker 6: of this exisited.
Speaker 31: Thousands people that watched this decided to incentivize Sony and
Speaker 31: Discovery just.
Speaker 6: A little bit by voting with their wallet. You know, this,
Speaker 6: at the end of the day, as bad as it is,
Speaker 6: to be clear, was a bad thing. It only affected
Speaker 6: certain titles.
Speaker 42: You know.
Speaker 31: It sucks when you have a company that with the
Speaker 31: new ownership, the new investors and people on the board
Speaker 31: decide that they're literally going to run it into the ground,
Speaker 31: not pay any of their bills while.
Speaker 6: Paying themselves million dollar salaries, like what happened with a
Speaker 6: company like Redbox. Take a look at this.
Speaker 31: This is not even a case where the studio decided
Speaker 31: that they were going to screw people over the studio.
Speaker 31: In this case, none of these studios are trying to
Speaker 31: revoke access to your content on purpose. The people that
Speaker 31: were supposed to be paying by their legal agreements decided
Speaker 31: not to, so even though you paid.
Speaker 6: For your content, you don't get access to it.
Speaker 31: This is an amazing post that goes over all the
Speaker 31: details of how there's one particular individual named mister William
Speaker 31: Rouhana that really really did his best to run this
Speaker 31: company into the ground. They did not pay lots of
Speaker 31: what they were supposed to pay, and for some reason
Speaker 31: when the company that you bought the content from decided
Speaker 31: that they were gonna screw their vendors over or they
Speaker 31: were gonna screw over their creditors.
Speaker 6: This affects you. You paid for all your content.
Speaker 31: You never had any issue with this, You were happy
Speaker 31: with the terms of the sale. Yeah, it doesn't really matter.
Speaker 31: Reddit box app is down in any movies that you
Speaker 31: purchase can't be accessed, watch or download.
Speaker 6: To be clear, not some of the titles, all of them.
Speaker 31: Anyone else mad about this time in charge back your
Speaker 31: debuit of credit card for all your recent purchases with
Speaker 31: red box app. I hope they shut down their credit
Speaker 31: card processes. Dude, all the back charges, what about all
Speaker 31: the people that lost red box points? Goes to show
Speaker 31: that danger of buying stream media can just disappear one
Speaker 31: day with no refund. People should demand access to their
Speaker 31: purchased movies and TV shows that they made on the
Speaker 31: reddit box app.
Speaker 6: And again, when you bring this up the.
Speaker 48: Word purchase, purchase, purchase, purchase, you.
Speaker 31: See this is an interesting case because again it's not
Speaker 31: the studio that decided we want to revoke access to
Speaker 31: the content because we want more money. It was literally
Speaker 31: the people that were in the middleman between you and
Speaker 31: the person who created the content that decided they were
Speaker 31: going to take the money for themselves and then not
Speaker 31: pay the people that they were supposed to pay. Now, again,
Speaker 31: to be clear, there's a lot of issues here, a
Speaker 31: lot of people saying, what about all the employees that
Speaker 31: got screwed? What about everybody else that got screwed. I
Speaker 31: feel for them, I genuinely do, and I'm not saying
Speaker 31: screw those people. What I'm saying is that you, as
Speaker 31: the person that paid ten or twenty or thirty dollars
Speaker 31: for this content, should.
Speaker 6: Not even have the ability to be screwed. Because I
Speaker 6: see a.
Speaker 31: Lot of comments saying, well, this is not commentary on
Speaker 31: streaming in general. This is just this one case with
Speaker 31: red Box where red Box went bankrupt or red Box
Speaker 31: had this issue because they had a corrupt executive.
Speaker 6: Or something like that.
Speaker 31: The point of the matter is that, again, one of
Speaker 31: the things that I talk.
Speaker 6: About a lot. I had about one hundred plus Reddit.
Speaker 31: Comments recently where I was talking with the folks in
Speaker 31: the image subreddit.
Speaker 6: That is a piece of imaging software.
Speaker 31: It's very similar to like Google Photos of right Cloud,
Speaker 31: except it's agpl and that doesn't suck, and they don't
Speaker 31: have the ability to report your photos to the police
Speaker 31: because they misinterpret a mother that's like breastfeeding and infinitive
Speaker 31: cho a use for some bullshit like that, because the
Speaker 31: employee at Google hates children. They were concerned about the
Speaker 31: founder of the organization that I work for funding the
Speaker 31: development of this particular application, and I admittedly I took
Speaker 31: it a little bit personally because I was the one
Speaker 31: that had this idea. My boss didn't even know the
Speaker 31: software existed before I brought it up. I told them,
Speaker 31: hire these people, pay them full time salaries. Let's make
Speaker 31: this thing ky gas because it is kick gass. A
Speaker 31: lot of people have concerns, and when they were responding
Speaker 31: with their concerns, what I was saying.
Speaker 6: Like, why should you re trust to you? I said,
Speaker 6: don't fucking trust me. You should never be.
Speaker 9: In a position.
Speaker 31: Will you have to trust me? There needs to be
Speaker 31: a system put in place. Well, you don't have to
Speaker 31: trust me. When I do an estimate at my store.
Speaker 31: If somebody wants to walk over and see what I'm
Speaker 31: doing or see my measurements, I have an open workshop.
Speaker 31: They can do that and when it comes to this
Speaker 31: AGPO software, no non competes anywhere, Like I literally can't
Speaker 31: fuck you if I wanted to. And those are the
Speaker 31: type of arrangements that you need to have with companies
Speaker 31: like this. It doesn't matter, Like you shouldn't have to
Speaker 31: look into the management of the company that you're purchasing
Speaker 31: the media.
Speaker 6: It shouldn't be a thing.
Speaker 31: Once you pay and you have the product in hand,
Speaker 31: it either works or it doesn't, and they should not
Speaker 31: have the ability to take that away from you. And
Speaker 31: the sad thing here is that this channel is getting
Speaker 31: so old at this point. I'm getting so old at
Speaker 31: this point, as you can see from all the missing
Speaker 31: hair and this freaking nineteen ninety four Mercury tracer floor
Speaker 31: mat that I.
Speaker 6: Try to turn into a hairdoo.
Speaker 31: Is that there are people watching this channel that are
Speaker 31: so young they weren't even around to understand back when
Speaker 31: buying something meant.
Speaker 6: You actually owned it.
Speaker 31: And the problem here is that you'll also hear people
Speaker 31: talk about the rights of the recording studio or the
Speaker 31: rights of the studio that made the movie.
Speaker 6: And to me, this overlooks what's more important.
Speaker 31: So back in the day, you know when they say
Speaker 31: what about the studio. What about if somebody pirates their content?
Speaker 31: What if somebody copies it? They're doing that anyway, go
Speaker 31: on using that, Go on Sulcy, go any like literally,
Speaker 31: there are so many places you can go to get
Speaker 31: high definition copies of things.
Speaker 1: Any go to watch series dot bar and just make
Speaker 1: sure you have a lot of like a strong ant
Speaker 1: I've whatever fighting off those stupid things. Yeah, but you
Speaker 1: can get anything that's even in the theater right now.
Speaker 1: You can watch anything you want.
Speaker 31: Audiobook you see on Amazon that you can only listen
Speaker 31: to an audible, you could find an MP three or
Speaker 31: a flag file on soul Seek any ebook that you
Speaker 31: can only read in this reader. You could find an
Speaker 31: EPUT file for on Sulcy that you can read in Caliber.
Speaker 31: You can convert to a PDF for those r everything
Speaker 31: else beautiful, so you can copy and paste however you please.
Speaker 31: Any movie that you can only fucking view via Netflix,
Speaker 31: where I have to if I want to see it
Speaker 31: at more than seven to twenty p and like two
Speaker 31: kilob per second, garbage, pixelated crab, anything like that that
Speaker 31: we're the only way for me to get a high
Speaker 31: bit rate copy is to view it via my smart
Speaker 31: TV where it's literally gonna fucking spy on me by default,
Speaker 31: not a conspiracy. By default, I can find.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it can hear you, and it can and there's
Speaker 1: a camera in your TV and it monitors what you
Speaker 1: watch somewhere else.
Speaker 6: And I definitely like this is already hand.
Speaker 1: And Moune unsers you in your house, episode does every
Speaker 1: other appliance. Now, if you're up to date on your appliances, you're.
Speaker 31: Only fucking over the users that actually want to pay
Speaker 31: for things properly, and you're encouraging more and more of
Speaker 31: them to actually pirate things and break the law because
Speaker 31: that will protect their rights. I don't care about protecting
Speaker 31: the studios rise you know whose rights. They care about
Speaker 31: protecting my own. When you bought something thirty or fifty
Speaker 31: or seventy or one hundred or two hundred and two
Speaker 31: thousand years ago, you cared about protecting your own rights.
Speaker 31: You didn't have people that were sitting there literally explaining
Speaker 31: why the word purchase and own had to be in
Speaker 31: quotes so that they could redefine these words solely so
Speaker 31: that they could protect the other person in the transaction.
Speaker 31: What the ability to take away what you bought us
Speaker 31: for if a service like red boxes failed, the studio's
Speaker 31: interest in protecting their content do not justify leaving a
Speaker 31: consumer without access to what they bought and fucking paid for.
Speaker 6: And there are a lot of people that will say, listen,
Speaker 6: if you don't like it, don't buy it.
Speaker 31: Honestly, to some extent, I agree with this, but at
Speaker 31: the same time, I genuinely do feel like this is
Speaker 31: a form of protest. The consumer protection laws in the
Speaker 31: United States of America at this point, they just fundamentally
Speaker 31: don't protect the rights of ownership. They protect the rights
Speaker 31: of the people who want to take away rights of
Speaker 31: ownership Section twelve to one of the DMCA, which, by
Speaker 31: the way, I spent about ten or twenty thousand dollars
Speaker 31: two years ago trying to lobby.
Speaker 6: To kind of at least create and a carved out
Speaker 6: execution for repair and we didn't even get that far.
Speaker 6: We didn't even get that far.
Speaker 31: It's a piece of legislation that says, the regulation that
Speaker 31: says you cannot break the digital lock on something you
Speaker 31: bought and pay for the fact that we're even talking
Speaker 31: about whether or not you're allowed to break a digital
Speaker 31: lock on something you bought and pay for it underscores
Speaker 31: a greater problem.
Speaker 6: Again.
Speaker 31: This is what I say about not accepting the premise
Speaker 31: of assholes, which is that there are digital locks on
Speaker 31: what you bought and paid for.
Speaker 6: So if let's just say it is high hypothetical speeding,
Speaker 6: let's say this is something that I can't find new anymore.
Speaker 31: Let's say it is a Tory Emails concert from nineteen
Speaker 31: ninety one and nineteen ninety two with one of the
Speaker 31: best performances that she ever did of a cover of
Speaker 31: a Kurt Cobaine song at the ends of the one
Speaker 31: where she's or in the red shre if forget the
Speaker 31: exact name of it, which kills me right now, but
Speaker 31: it's not worth the editing the video for. And let's
Speaker 31: say you this something like this, and I could get
Speaker 31: this thing in like ten eightyp of four K on
Speaker 31: a blue rat with section twelve to one on the DMCA,
Speaker 31: I'm not allowed to rip this. And the firmware in
Speaker 31: these DVD player, in these Blu ray Blu ray drives
Speaker 31: is literally such that I can't rip that, unless, of
Speaker 31: course I buy this one and I use thirteen year
Speaker 31: old firm more on.
Speaker 6: It, which I have like literally dozens of these in
Speaker 6: my fucking garage. Just take a case just in case
Speaker 6: the one on my computer ever dies.
Speaker 31: I literally need to buy this thing so that I
Speaker 31: can rip this thing after I've purchased it, so that
Speaker 31: I have a copy. If I buy this and it
Speaker 31: becomes scratched, I literally cannot buy another one if it's
Speaker 31: not on the used market because they don't sell it anymore. Yet,
Speaker 31: they will still block me from being able to take
Speaker 31: a copy of that and be able to view it
Speaker 31: where I please. I don't want to just be able
Speaker 31: to view this when I put the physical media in
Speaker 31: a disc player that's in two thousand and one bullshit.
Speaker 6: I want to be able to view this on my phone.
Speaker 31: I want to be able to view this if on
Speaker 31: like let's say I'm not my work computer, but I'm
Speaker 31: at the computer that's in front of my Vanderstein's over
Speaker 31: here without having a you know, install another drive. I
Speaker 31: want to be able to have some sense of freedom
Speaker 31: in that regard, which requires that.
Speaker 6: I break the law. And I will break the law,
Speaker 6: and I'll tell two million.
Speaker 31: People here that I'm happy to break the law when
Speaker 31: the law abuses consumers and it abuses my right to
Speaker 31: be able to do what I want with my personal property.
Speaker 31: I do not believe in protests that lead to physical violence.
Speaker 31: I do not believe in protests that have all of
Speaker 31: these consequences. With regards to you, I don't know.
Speaker 1: You're working, physical violence is going to be the order
Speaker 1: of the day, then the talking is already finished. There's
Speaker 1: no reason to protest at that point.
Speaker 31: Road so that people are not able to get to work.
Speaker 31: I do not believe in protests that are disruptive to
Speaker 31: everyday life for normal, average, everyday people. I do not
Speaker 31: endorse any sort of violence or vandalism or anything like that.
Speaker 31: But I will more than happily endorse a protest in
Speaker 31: this way or I break the law in a way
Speaker 31: that affects nobody. I bought a product. I want to
Speaker 31: be able to view that product over here. I want
Speaker 31: to be able to view this product without being spied on.
Speaker 6: I paid for it. I was happy to pay for it.
Speaker 31: And as I've said in this video many many times,
Speaker 31: not only do I pay for shit like this, I
Speaker 31: am such a fucking goody two shoes when it comes
Speaker 31: to paying for content. I paid for Linux before I
Speaker 31: went through Puty. That shit is sus Linux eight point one.
Speaker 31: That crap is from like two thousand and one. I
Speaker 31: am more than happy to encourage breaking section twelve O
Speaker 31: one of the deals.
Speaker 1: With this audio, it's like not matching his faceza.
Speaker 31: When it means that there is no violence committed, you
Speaker 31: are not robbing anybody of your money or anything like that.
Speaker 1: Second, why care?
Speaker 20: Yeah?
Speaker 31: If I buy and pay for a book and it
Speaker 31: says I can literally only view this with tough twenty three, then.
Speaker 1: Is it the video or or is it a sinking
Speaker 1: issue with the YouTube itself?
Speaker 6: Herr yep?
Speaker 20: Fact?
Speaker 1: What the fuck are we doing here? Let just drive?
Speaker 1: Why did die? Are we gone? Did you're not die?
Speaker 42: Or what.
Speaker 1: The fuck's going on? One?
Speaker 31: I am more than happy now video encourage breaking section
Speaker 31: twelve O one of the DMCA. When it means that
Speaker 31: there is no violence committed, you are not robbing anybody
Speaker 31: of their money or anything like that.
Speaker 6: Why care if I buy and pay for a book
Speaker 6: and it says I.
Speaker 31: Can literally only view this within this application and that
Speaker 31: application can go away? Do you think I feel bad
Speaker 31: when I go somewhere else and I download an e
Speaker 31: pub file of that particular book?
Speaker 6: Fuck?
Speaker 23: No?
Speaker 31: Do you think that I feel bad ripping a copy
Speaker 31: of this particular thing so that if this thing that
Speaker 31: is literally no longer sold in a store gets scratched,
Speaker 31: I still have a copy of it. Hell, no, do
Speaker 31: you think I feel bad that I own a drive
Speaker 31: that allows me to do this? The four K content,
Speaker 31: in addition to seven to twenty P or ten dy
Speaker 31: P content my virtue of using a drive with farmware
Speaker 31: that I don't even think you're legally allowed to sell anymore.
Speaker 6: No, because I pay for it. I'm more than happy
Speaker 6: to suggest this.
Speaker 31: I'm sick and tired of dealing with this type of
Speaker 31: nonsense where every single company does the same thing, and
Speaker 31: for some reason I'm just supposed to accept it.
Speaker 6: You know, a good friend of mine.
Speaker 31: Who comments in the channel regularly missed Paul. I respect
Speaker 31: Paul a lot, and he'll say, listen, if you don't
Speaker 31: like the terms of service to this company has, just
Speaker 31: don't do it. If you don't like this media, just
Speaker 31: consume something else. And I respect where he's coming from.
Speaker 1: I genuinely do.
Speaker 6: I respect this man, and I respect us opinions.
Speaker 31: At the same time, I feel like I'm out a
Speaker 31: point where it's not even like opting out of one company.
Speaker 31: It's not like GM is the only one that's implying
Speaker 31: that people are going to be sexually assaulted in a
Speaker 31: parking lot in twenty twenty if right to Repair passes.
Speaker 6: It's the five major automakers.
Speaker 31: It's not just like one of them has some sort
Speaker 31: of cloud bullshit with internet in the car. It's virtually
Speaker 31: all of them. It's not like one movie studio is
Speaker 31: doing this.
Speaker 6: It's all of them.
Speaker 31: It's not like one company is pushing forced arbitration.
Speaker 6: It's almost all of them.
Speaker 31: It's not like one phone manufacturers not providing schematics. It's
Speaker 31: virtually all of them. We are at a point where,
Speaker 31: like voting with your wallet has unfortunately become a meme.
Speaker 31: If you want to vote with your wallet while simultaneously
Speaker 31: respecting terms of service from all these companies, while simultaneously
Speaker 31: having freedom, you just have no choice. You either opt
Speaker 31: out of modern society, you get fucked, or you have
Speaker 31: your own little protest to the terms of service, which is.
Speaker 16: What I do.
Speaker 6: Am I more than happy to pay for my content. Absolutely,
Speaker 6: I'll happily pay for that book. But after I've paid
Speaker 6: for that book, do you think I'm accepting that I'm
Speaker 6: only going to get it in the format you tell me.
Speaker 31: Fuck no, more than happy to go someplace, get an
Speaker 31: epup file, and be able to consume that book the
Speaker 31: way I want to consume that book, be able to
Speaker 31: watch that torri Emos concert wherever the fuck I want
Speaker 31: to watch the torri Emos concert in full four K.
Speaker 31: Regardless of what you say, I don't feel like opting
Speaker 31: out of the last fifty years of progress in modern society,
Speaker 31: simply because all of these companies got us used to
Speaker 31: having these technologies to the point where they are integrated,
Speaker 31: whether it is artistically or technologically, into the fabric of
Speaker 31: modern society. And then once everything's integrated into the fabric
Speaker 31: of modern society, every company at the same time is
Speaker 31: doing this and saying we have the right to take
Speaker 31: it away from you. Yet I don't feel like recreating
Speaker 31: the quality come motive inside of my phone from scratch.
Speaker 31: This whole meme of just make your own car company,
Speaker 31: just make your own Microsoft, just make your own Apple,
Speaker 31: just make your own whatever the fuck like, I'm not
Speaker 31: gonna do that. We're not going to recreate our entire
Speaker 31: fucking society from the ground up. Simply because companies that
Speaker 31: decided to be dicks. I'm not saying to be violent.
Speaker 31: I'm not saying a steel. I'm not saying and not
Speaker 31: support content creators and the people that create technology and
Speaker 31: all the people that.
Speaker 6: Do this type of good stuff.
Speaker 31: What I'm suggesting is that we reject this idea that
Speaker 31: we should just simply put up with and tolerate this
Speaker 31: type of abuse.
Speaker 1: Remember, you will own nothing and be happy whether you're
Speaker 1: happy or not.
Speaker 31: Own used to mean something, Purchase used to mean something.
Speaker 31: I don't want to see quotes around those words in
Speaker 31: a contract of her again. And I don't want to
Speaker 31: live in a world where.
Speaker 1: They're doing it slowly. This is what he's describing. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's putting that together, but that's what I'm
Speaker 1: putting together. And it's the hand of the Jewish cult.
Speaker 1: Everything's controlled by one centralized umbrella freaking financer finance corporation, right,
Speaker 1: or a consultant firm. What the hell?
Speaker 3: What do they?
Speaker 1: What do you call black Rock and Blackstone? What do
Speaker 1: you call Vanguarden? State Street? What you understand what I'm
Speaker 1: getting at? All these major corporations are under Unebrella some
Speaker 1: other massive mega death cult, you know, corporation, and they
Speaker 1: are creating that very because it would require them to
Speaker 1: be in compliance with that World Economic Forum credo or
Speaker 1: initiative for to ever be able to take place. So
Speaker 1: what what they say over the World Economic Form is
Speaker 1: just them putting into wards what's already the plan. It's
Speaker 1: just an announcement. So what came first? Who knows? Where's
Speaker 1: the real power lie, where's it really centralized? Is it
Speaker 1: just a bunch of retards on to talk and front
Speaker 1: of cameras like you've all Harari and all these other
Speaker 1: fags literal or is it something else? Who knows? Who cares?
Speaker 1: The point is, the point is being executed as they
Speaker 1: are talking about it, and most people are saying that'll
Speaker 1: never happen. It's already happened. You've already owning nothing. You've
Speaker 1: owned nothing forever. By the way, you're a custodian of things,
Speaker 1: but you're not in ownership of anything. You have a
Speaker 1: warranty deed, you don't have a deed. You have a
Speaker 1: certificated title. You don't have a title. You have real property,
Speaker 1: which means royal, which means it's not yours. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: property can't own property. And long before our country claimed
Speaker 1: that we were enemies of the state and property, the
Speaker 1: Holy Roman Catholic Empire, Holy the Holy See, through their
Speaker 1: papal bowls, declared the surface of the earth to be
Speaker 1: theirs and everybody on it to be their property and
Speaker 1: our souls. And since it's not refuted, that's how that's
Speaker 1: the first corporation right there. So if you're owned, they
Speaker 1: don't have to go through the whole trouble of coding
Speaker 1: your DNA or changing your genetic sequence, so that now,
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, that's just another Jewish scam to
Speaker 1: say that they did that in the first place, so
Speaker 1: they can say that they own you, and yeah, I
Speaker 1: do there is according to them, they've already made that determination.
Speaker 1: So you don't own anything. You don't know your children,
Speaker 1: by the way, unless you claim yourself as to be
Speaker 1: a natural, living being, and you have to do paperwork
Speaker 1: to do that. Because of the six retarded, upside down
Speaker 1: demonic society that we're in, you actually have to claim
Speaker 1: yourself and your children as your property and not theirs,
Speaker 1: and that you're not a property of the state or
Speaker 1: the federal government or anyone else but your own. Until
Speaker 1: you do that, technically they don't have to give you
Speaker 1: any rights, and they definitely don't have to give you
Speaker 1: any rights in court.
Speaker 6: Accepted as the norm.
Speaker 31: And I'm gonna admit this out loud, because I've admitted
Speaker 31: many times in this channel when I'm wrong about a
Speaker 31: number of different things.
Speaker 6: I did that in twenty nineteen. Would Apple had.
Speaker 31: A point against the Henry who'sby case if I'm willing
Speaker 31: to accept what I'm wrong, even when it comes to
Speaker 31: a company that I detest and despise for fifteen years,
Speaker 31: I used to be a way more libertarian person I
Speaker 31: really was, And as I get older, I start to
Speaker 31: see how this stuff is just kind of a meme.
Speaker 31: A big part of what made me libertarian in the
Speaker 31: beginning is that many of the just just dealing with
Speaker 31: New York State government, dealing with New York City government.
Speaker 31: It genuinely tortured me. Like these people don't know their
Speaker 31: own laws. They routinely harassed me, They fuck with me endlessly.
Speaker 1: The same thing with San Diego, by the way.
Speaker 31: Lean's and Warrens on my company for shit that like
Speaker 31: I paid taxes, I literally gave you all of your
Speaker 31: money twelve years ago.
Speaker 6: I have a fucking receipt. I have everything certified.
Speaker 31: Man, I'm sick and tired of getting abused by shitty
Speaker 31: government actors. But at the same time, a lot of
Speaker 31: libertarianism as the whole, like, yeah, just make your own thing.
Speaker 31: If you don't like the terms of the sale, then
Speaker 31: you can't break the terms of the sale. You had
Speaker 31: you signed a contract, deal with that. I don't feel
Speaker 31: like fucking deal went to the contract that he will.
Speaker 31: I don't want to opt out of mind in society
Speaker 31: simply because every single one of these fucking companies decided
Speaker 31: to change the terms of the sale at the same time.
Speaker 31: And frankly, even if we did live in the animal
Speaker 31: capitalist libertarian utopia that a lot of people talk about,
Speaker 31: you know what, me being able to use this drive
Speaker 31: and me being able to rip your discs, me being
Speaker 31: able to get around Section twelve one of the DMSA
Speaker 31: would be allowed because we wouldn't have a Section.
Speaker 6: Twelve O one of the DNCA.
Speaker 31: I'm not even talking about this in regards to having
Speaker 31: more regulation. I'm just talking about this in regards to
Speaker 31: be having contracts. Libertarians often talk about contracts and how
Speaker 31: contracts matter, and in this case, I don't really care
Speaker 31: about them anymore because the maniform.
Speaker 1: Here's the thing about contracts. The diabolical evil ones are
Speaker 1: the ones who put us into multiple laws by man
Speaker 1: and contract. They're all fucking evil. I mean, having an
Speaker 1: agreement between people is one thing. Having an agreement where
Speaker 1: they fuck you over is another. And having terms of
Speaker 1: service everything and submit, submit, submit, submission, subjugate, subjugate, and spies.
Speaker 1: The button doesn't say subjugate, so submit, gravel lick the toes, Like,
Speaker 1: what else do they need to put in that button?
Speaker 31: Except there has routinely changed the terms of the sale
Speaker 31: after the sale, as I've gone over in many videos
Speaker 31: in this channel, where they try to opt you in
Speaker 31: and force you to opt.
Speaker 1: In the whole idea of new terms of service. Even
Speaker 1: it's like, well, wait a minute, I already using your product.
Speaker 1: Was there already, contract man? Was there already terms that
Speaker 1: were agree uponut on? How you get to change it? Oh?
Speaker 1: If you continue to use? Well, if I'm already paying
Speaker 1: you for something, let me tell you lit something about
Speaker 1: pixelar r x our, pixelar pixelar dot x, pixelar express.
Speaker 1: It's how I make my thumbnails. I was paying for
Speaker 1: the service back when they had no distinguishment and all
Speaker 1: of the fonts were available. They decided to make different
Speaker 1: pay scales like uh like like plans. And because I
Speaker 1: before they had these different plans, I had been signed
Speaker 1: up to them and paying them monthly. That knew that
Speaker 1: became the lowest tier and they took fonts away from me.
Speaker 1: How the fuck do you get to do that? How
Speaker 1: do you get to have how do I have access?
Speaker 1: Shouldn't I be grandfathered into that? You want to change
Speaker 1: the way you do business, that's fine, But the people
Speaker 1: you already had as customers who came in when you
Speaker 1: didn't have shit and you were just starting or whatever
Speaker 1: the fuck the case may be, and you fuck them over,
Speaker 1: you're a piece of shit. I bet I could do
Speaker 1: something about it. I mean, maybe I can be uh
Speaker 1: hollow threatening because of what am I gonna do? Get
Speaker 1: a fucking lawyer for.
Speaker 31: That, or you know, or take the device or the
Speaker 31: content or the software that they have provided you hostage
Speaker 31: in some cases, even take your data hostage.
Speaker 1: And here a one second, let let's go take a
Speaker 1: look at that real quick. Here here's Pixlar PI Pixelar
Speaker 1: dot com Express. Okay, so I had this on my
Speaker 1: old computer I had on this one, and let me
Speaker 1: go to where it has the Uh, I don't want that.
Speaker 1: I wanted to just see the where's the I don't
Speaker 1: care about the profile. I just wanted to see the
Speaker 1: different Then I didn't fucking tell you. Uh, that doesn't
Speaker 1: help me. So the only thing I have anything for
Speaker 1: is the express itself. I don't have any of this
Speaker 1: other crap, right, So then this is my This is
Speaker 1: where I I basically compile all of them into these
Speaker 1: two things. And then these are just older ones that
Speaker 1: different pieces. Mostly that's on my computer, but like I
Speaker 1: would cut them out here first and then I would
Speaker 1: utilize them and then I can just de select them
Speaker 1: when I'm over here. But this is these are the fonts.
Speaker 1: Now take a look. Oh, I want to show you.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna add text real quick. Look at the fonts,
Speaker 1: and then look at the ones that have the crown
Speaker 1: on it. The crown mean premium. So if I click that,
Speaker 1: now they want me to pay for premium. And I'm
Speaker 1: on the Plus plan. The plus was when I got
Speaker 1: in was a dollar ninety nine, so I'm actually paying
Speaker 1: more for the plus for this plan and I'm getting
Speaker 1: eighty monthly AI credits. There used to be more than that.
Speaker 1: It used to be like a like seven hundred a month,
Speaker 1: so they dropped it down to fucking eighty. Now the
Speaker 1: premium six forty nine a month, big library of fonts.
Speaker 1: So they they pushed me back back before they even
Speaker 1: had this, and now they want me to quadrupleed my
Speaker 1: payment to these pieces of shit for my I'm not
Speaker 1: making anything doing these these videos. I have to keep
Speaker 1: my costs down because I'm paying for it. I don't
Speaker 1: have sponsors. So if you dollar forty nine, yeah, no
Speaker 1: big deal. Dowar ninety nine is what it actually is.
Speaker 1: That's what they charge me. And yet this is what
Speaker 1: I had the whole access to all the fonts before,
Speaker 1: and now just about every good font That one sucks,
Speaker 1: but I mean, you get it. Anything that has a
Speaker 1: crown on it, I don't get to have. So like
Speaker 1: I used to use Bronzier a lot, I can't use
Speaker 1: that one here anymore. On my old computer. If I
Speaker 1: copy and paste, here's the cool thing I have old
Speaker 1: I have old setups like this layouts. So if I
Speaker 1: copy and paste, so I go, I'll go into my
Speaker 1: one one of the old formats here that I have,
Speaker 1: like for one of my old thumbnails, and then I'll
Speaker 1: type whatever I want to have typed in that font
Speaker 1: on that screen that's already has these fonts in there.
Speaker 1: But this is on the old the computer, so it's
Speaker 1: a pain in the ass. They have to go back
Speaker 1: to this computer with it. Then I can save it,
Speaker 1: you know, copy like it's like control sieves a copy
Speaker 1: and then control VI to paste it on another. So
Speaker 1: I'll close that one out and open up a new
Speaker 1: one and I'll paste it on there. But I can't
Speaker 1: do it from one computer to the other unless I
Speaker 1: start the whole entire thing on that side from the
Speaker 1: from the from scratch, and then I can save it.
Speaker 1: But that's a whole lot of extra crap, right, But
Speaker 1: that's what I would have to do in order to
Speaker 1: use these now because back then, and that's proof that
Speaker 1: I used to have access to them, and then they
Speaker 1: decided to give me less just because they change the
Speaker 1: terms and what they wanted to give. They should have
Speaker 1: added things that I didn't have, not take away things
Speaker 1: that I already had paid for. If they wanted to
Speaker 1: add more things, that's different. But they didn't add anything.
Speaker 1: They took shit away and put crowns on them, pieces
Speaker 1: of fucking shit. Look at all this, Look at the
Speaker 1: majority of the Davish rounded I was a good one. Delicious.
Speaker 1: That one's a good one. That looks like the uh
Speaker 1: I can't remember the name of the font. It kind
Speaker 1: of looks like my host sauce bottles though. There's a
Speaker 1: There's a bunch of them that you could tell would
Speaker 1: be useful that they take away from you. Look at
Speaker 1: all these and a lot of the ones that they
Speaker 1: leave you with are ship Some of the ones they
Speaker 1: took away we're shit too.
Speaker 5: But I mean.
Speaker 1: That's a lot of freaking different fonts that I'm not
Speaker 1: allowed to use anymore. Public O was an okay one.
Speaker 1: Spotlights Chunky. I used to like that one. The love
Speaker 1: f money, Yeah, look at all these ones. Wonderful Wilderness
Speaker 1: was another one. I used stupid names, but this is
Speaker 1: that's what they call them. So Wargate was another cool one,
Speaker 1: can used any of these. Western Shooter was also a
Speaker 1: good one. So that's what they do to you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you already paid for the fucking thing and they take
Speaker 1: it away. Anybody have any idea what I actually do
Speaker 1: about that?
Speaker 7: Oops?
Speaker 1: That doesn't involve like.
Speaker 31: Lead and like you know, never mind accept the new
Speaker 31: terms of service or companies that just decided all of
Speaker 31: the same time that we are gonna screw our users,
Speaker 31: once our software, once our hardware, once whatever we've created
Speaker 31: has become integrated into the fabric of society.
Speaker 6: If you're allowed to I.
Speaker 1: Know I'm gonna do. I'm gonna I'm gonna get I'm
Speaker 1: gonna sick Lewis on them. That's what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: What the fuck is this.
Speaker 6: In terms of the sale at any given time?
Speaker 31: If you're allowed to opt me into new terms of
Speaker 31: service without me even signing something, but in order to
Speaker 31: opt out, I have to certified mail you a letter
Speaker 31: of this particular address thirty days before the terms of
Speaker 31: service occur, and you notified me thirty days and two
Speaker 31: minutes before that happens.
Speaker 6: That I need to do.
Speaker 1: If buying isn't owning, pirting isn't stealing, nice do this?
Speaker 6: Why should I care?
Speaker 31: Why should I respect your contract anymore? Why shouldn't I
Speaker 31: simply rewrite the terms of the sale the same way
Speaker 31: you have? Or as one of the best YouTube comments
Speaker 31: on my channel after twelve years put.
Speaker 1: It, you're ready. If buying isn't owning, pirting isn't stealing.
Speaker 1: I sent an email to Adobe Consumer Support letting them
Speaker 1: know that I'm chained the terms of service and allowing
Speaker 1: myself to own all of their software at no cost.
Speaker 1: Remember when Adobe went to monthly payment space, especially like
Speaker 1: their Adobe Premiere it's it's it's it's it's it's a
Speaker 1: it's a UH rented, you rent it basically, Yeah, same
Speaker 1: thing with UH is a subscription, just like Microsoft offices.
Speaker 1: Now I own all their software at no cost by
Speaker 1: accepting my email. They've agreed to the terms of service,
Speaker 1: and in order to file a dispute, they need to
Speaker 1: send a certified letter weighing exactly one point thirty three
Speaker 1: seven ounces and sealed the wax the exact cover my asshole.
Speaker 1: Failure to do so constitutes acceptance of my new terms
Speaker 1: of service.
Speaker 6: Tell me is wrong. I don't want to miss out
Speaker 6: on the things that I enjoy.
Speaker 31: Because consumer protection law in America is a because in
Speaker 31: these comments sections will always be somebody that turns up
Speaker 31: and says a few online d just do that. This
Speaker 31: is a government force that's being used against this.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's called the ve that's called the vagine, that's
Speaker 1: called the pussy who doesn't like conflict, and the only
Speaker 1: conflict they like is to yell at other people who
Speaker 1: are standing up for things. That's the only conflict that
Speaker 1: they like to engage in is people who are who
Speaker 1: are focused on a different problem than them, so they
Speaker 1: can come up and side sideline them. It's like it's
Speaker 1: like a you know, sucker punching somebody when they're focusing
Speaker 1: on the opponent in front of them. That's what pieces
Speaker 1: of shit do. That's what cowards do. That's what Karen's do.
Speaker 1: No fence Karen Peterson, but that's what they do.
Speaker 41: Well.
Speaker 1: I thought it was kind of funny that therese two
Speaker 1: that I had on recently. I forgot the fucking Frojacks
Speaker 1: whatever said something about yeah or marginalizing women, calling them Karens.
Speaker 1: Like there's a legitimate Karen out there that we just
Speaker 1: saw it with that with that tranny, fucking douchebag, that
Speaker 1: transvestite that was looking at women's feet, that that was
Speaker 1: a Karen that stepped up on there. There there are
Speaker 1: Karens that that that term means something specific. That doesn't
Speaker 1: mean you're denigrating women. By and what kind of gay
Speaker 1: shit is that? I thought they were a little bit
Speaker 1: smarter than that.
Speaker 31: But whatever, Honestly, is government force not being used against me?
Speaker 31: Why is it that Pioneer cannot sell this fucking thing
Speaker 31: with thirteen year old firmware? Why do I have to
Speaker 31: find people who are as schizophrenic as me that pile
Speaker 31: the shit up in their garage like ten thousand at
Speaker 31: a time.
Speaker 6: I will buy them on an internet form because.
Speaker 31: If the manufacturer sells me something that allows me to
Speaker 31: do what I want with what I own, they get
Speaker 31: in trouble. We don't live in a free society nowadays.
Speaker 31: In many different ways we're allowed to walk around. We
Speaker 31: have freedom of speech, we have freedom of movement.
Speaker 1: We think it's an open air prison. You know how
Speaker 1: they say cage free, free range or free range chickens
Speaker 1: and they're about to fry us, yeah yeah, or spin
Speaker 1: or swing us over their heads. Isn't that something that
Speaker 1: atonement thing right back at you with the chicken?
Speaker 4: Is us?
Speaker 1: Just like just like the Christians like to take Jesus
Speaker 1: and spin them around their head. Oh look or free
Speaker 1: ever sins right?
Speaker 31: Technology I get it at television is cheaper and air
Speaker 31: conditioner cheap, but you have access to information to pocket.
Speaker 1: Tell me it's not Tell me it's not Christian, it's
Speaker 1: not judaism. Light, go ahead and try to argue that
Speaker 1: with me. The whole thing is set up with Saturn,
Speaker 1: Saturn cult freaking themes and literal cannibalism encrypted into it,
Speaker 1: and an atonement thing that people think is legitimate. They
Speaker 1: don't care about Jesus. They care about what Jesus can
Speaker 1: do for them. They don't give a shit about the person.
Speaker 1: They don't know them. They pretend they make up this bullshit.
Speaker 1: They have this fantasy in their heads so that they
Speaker 1: can shrug off their guilt. They built this up of
Speaker 1: a lifetime. And then you tell them, yeah, that's not
Speaker 1: how it even goes. Like nobody can take a shit
Speaker 1: for you. You can't. Somebody else can take your sins
Speaker 1: if you're if you're doing wrong, you're not somehow it's
Speaker 1: not okay, hey with God just because what because he
Speaker 1: did something like that. It doesn't make any sense like
Speaker 1: somebody else helk a loss so that you could cause
Speaker 1: loss on others. No, I don't think that's how it works.
Speaker 1: Causing harm to others is what sinning is right or
Speaker 1: causing hurt, sadness, hurting somebody's feelings, being a dick. Oh,
Speaker 1: but it's okay because I spun Jesus around my head
Speaker 1: three times. No, that's not how that fucking works, dude.
Speaker 1: You have to stand up for your own stuff. You
Speaker 1: have to be accountable for your own things, and if
Speaker 1: you're not, then this whole entire world sucks. The universe sucks,
Speaker 1: and I rejected all.
Speaker 31: There are a lot of technological advancements that have happened
Speaker 31: over time, but in many other ways, society is becoming
Speaker 31: considerably less free. Simply because technology is going up and
Speaker 31: up and up. Because we have more technological advances that
Speaker 31: help us in our everyday lives do not mean that
Speaker 31: freedom is not being lost at an exponential rate every
Speaker 31: single day.
Speaker 6: As we accept this bullshit as okay.
Speaker 31: I never want to see the words fucking purchase and
Speaker 31: buy in a contract quotes. Ever, Again, those words mean something.
Speaker 31: You don't get to redefine them. Fuck you if you try,
Speaker 31: and if you try to do that as much as
Speaker 31: you can, I don't care how many companies do that
Speaker 31: at the same time, whether it's preparability, ownership.
Speaker 1: Right, right, and then the precedents thing right, or you know,
Speaker 1: well everybody else is doing it. Does that make it?
Speaker 1: Does that make it less fucking wrong? Oh but everybody
Speaker 1: else is doing it. Your your stand out when you
Speaker 1: when you challenge it, or don't do it yourself in
Speaker 1: your own business, right, Okay, So everybody should just line
Speaker 1: up and do the same fucking shit and say not,
Speaker 1: then they're the weird ones. I don't think that's how
Speaker 1: it works. Right, is still right or wrong and still.
Speaker 6: Wrong just saying anything else?
Speaker 31: Fight back at every instance, do so peacefully, do so
Speaker 31: non disruptively, and do so respectfully for humanity.
Speaker 6: When I use an Apple's commut I respectfully.
Speaker 1: Great, you know, don't be rude, be polite on all
Speaker 1: this stuff. Yeah, okay, until until communications break down and
Speaker 1: they're fucking you still and they start utilizing government authorities
Speaker 1: to ruin your life. Then the whole with you know,
Speaker 1: without violencing. I think that goes out the window.
Speaker 13: For me.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't be upset with you, but I'm not your
Speaker 1: I'm not your well, I mean, do you want me
Speaker 1: to be part of the cult? Do you want me
Speaker 1: the cult leader? I will shit, I'll even consider myself
Speaker 1: the new Guardian of the Sun. How about that.
Speaker 31: I think that there's probably a law in the book
Speaker 31: somewhere that says I'm not allowed to use, have and
Speaker 31: possessed much less people to show on my YouTube channel.
Speaker 31: I'm doing that for the good of society, to encourage
Speaker 31: people to fix things. I'm encouraging people to actually be
Speaker 31: environmentally friendly unlike Apple. I'm encouraging people to be able
Speaker 31: to stake money when they can't afford something new. And
Speaker 31: I'm encouraging a lot of people that don't have the
Speaker 31: ability to get a job, like some people that may
Speaker 31: be talking about this stuff, to be able to make
Speaker 31: a living for themselves and their family.
Speaker 6: There's no victim here. I'm okay with that.
Speaker 31: Listen, if studios didn't want to deal with this ship,
Speaker 31: they wouldn't have came up with this to begin with.
Speaker 31: It was the studio's choice to value control over everything
Speaker 31: over my rights of ownership. That's a decision that they made.
Speaker 31: That's not something that I'm allowed to do with my company.
Speaker 31: I want you to think about this for a moment.
Speaker 31: Imagine that somebody pays me a thousand dollars to recover
Speaker 31: data from a clicking hard drive. They pay me one
Speaker 31: thousand dollars and then six months later, because I decided
Speaker 31: to spend all my money on hookers and blow as
Speaker 31: a result of that decision, somehow they're not able to
Speaker 31: access their data anymore.
Speaker 6: You would think that that's insane. They paid for a service.
Speaker 31: After receiving that service, they got the data that they
Speaker 31: paid for, and somehow they can't access that data simply
Speaker 31: because my business goes bankrupt if something happens with me.
Speaker 31: We don't accept this in any other corner of society.
Speaker 31: We don't accept this when it comes to virtually anything else.
Speaker 31: But for some reason, we accept this level of insane
Speaker 31: control when it comes to media that.
Speaker 1: You see because government supports it, because government is run
Speaker 1: by the coryporatetocracy, because that's the true government, a cryptocracy,
Speaker 1: the behind the scenes, the agencies, the NGOs, non government agencies,
Speaker 1: kind of funny non government organization, because that's actually the
Speaker 1: government when your government doesn't exist, when it's just a
Speaker 1: paper government, that's the actual government. Through Economic Forum, the
Speaker 1: United Nations, all those people making those decisions as somehow
Speaker 1: always find their way here. That's because that's who the
Speaker 1: real players are. Yeah, but it's actually more than that,
Speaker 1: because those people are only regurgitating with the freaking rothschild
Speaker 1: types of people in the banking hierarchy of this cult,
Speaker 1: this cult of death are dictating outwardly or what maybe
Speaker 1: AI is now dictating to them, and maybe has been
Speaker 1: for the last Why don't is it really that crazy
Speaker 1: to think that the last ten or twenty years have
Speaker 1: been not orchestrated by it?
Speaker 31: Maybe thousands of dollars on I personally, when I've made
Speaker 31: the mistake of spending money through these type of platforms,
Speaker 31: I probably haven't spent more than seventy bucks, So for.
Speaker 6: One a way, I wouldn't really care.
Speaker 31: But if I spend a thousand or two thousand dollars
Speaker 31: with this company and now I'm just shit out of
Speaker 31: luck in.
Speaker 6: The studio just does this and says, well, suck it.
Speaker 31: You can pay for another copy of it. At that point,
Speaker 31: I don't give a fuck with the laws. In the
Speaker 31: words of Bill Burr, marry.
Speaker 51: A girl, you fall in love, You buy her house,
Speaker 51: You go to work every day, paying off the house.
Speaker 51: You come home one day she's banging the next door
Speaker 51: neighbor hand you divorce papers.
Speaker 6: You gotta move out, sleep on a foot on and
Speaker 6: still pay for that house that she's gonna stay it.
Speaker 51: I'm just thinking that you and I thought the laws
Speaker 51: says one hundred years ago, I could pat you with
Speaker 51: a fucking mom Pandle'll be like, all right, I thought
Speaker 51: the law.
Speaker 14: Says, do it. I guess right.
Speaker 31: Why is it that if I pirate, I can get
Speaker 31: an epop a file of a book that I can
Speaker 31: do whatever the fuck I want with. I can convert
Speaker 31: to a PDF, I can do text the speech speech
Speaker 31: of tech.
Speaker 1: But that was another example of how the male is
Speaker 1: hated in society and the father is hated even more.
Speaker 1: Where he just met what Bill Burd just explained or
Speaker 1: described all.
Speaker 20: That I want.
Speaker 31: It's elect copy paste of you on any device I want.
Speaker 31: But if I buy a book the legal way, I
Speaker 31: can only listen to it in this app. And if
Speaker 31: that app stops working, well sucks to suck.
Speaker 6: I just lost my book. Fuck this, fuck all of
Speaker 6: this and the best way.
Speaker 1: Kendall has made a a couple of my purchase Kindle
Speaker 1: books disappear because they decided that they were done with them.
Speaker 1: Some of them that they got rid of, they stayed
Speaker 1: some of the Michael S. King books stayed other things left.
Speaker 1: When they decided that it was banned by Amazon, they
Speaker 1: didn't keep it in my candle library anymore. And the
Speaker 1: DRM means if at any time they don't want to
Speaker 1: to full delete, they can cut out things in someone
Speaker 1: else's book or rewrite portions of it. They have digital
Speaker 1: rights management, meaning in the Kindle version at least, And
Speaker 1: if they're if they are the same ones printing these books,
Speaker 1: well whatever their newest copy is is going to be
Speaker 1: how they print your books now. So they're changing words.
Speaker 1: They can't even change history. Doesn't take a lot to
Speaker 1: turn a negative into a positive. In a sentence protest, ah,
Speaker 1: I can't you have you can't. You can't turn a
Speaker 1: kindle book to a PDF, which is great for the
Speaker 1: book author in a sense, but it's not great for
Speaker 1: just usage, right because it's only on your kindle, but Kindle,
Speaker 1: it's got to be wrong, but it's still They call
Speaker 1: it kindle, which means burning paper and kindling, burning twigs,
Speaker 1: the kindling the thing that you use to start at
Speaker 1: the bigger fire. And then there's kindle fire, which is
Speaker 1: a tablet and it's kind of like a mockery of
Speaker 1: a certain book burning that they're still pissed off about
Speaker 1: when they when they had all their smut from Hirschfeld
Speaker 1: and others burned in Berlin. Right, So it's like a threat.
Speaker 1: At any given time they can just pull the plug
Speaker 1: on it, and that's how they burn it. But burn
Speaker 1: or remove books like that stupid rage against the Machine
Speaker 1: song sung by people who are you know, Marxists themselves.
Speaker 1: They don't need to burn the books, they just remove them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's how zach del Rocca was a never vision about Jews,
Speaker 1: but about white people.
Speaker 6: The ship is just this.
Speaker 31: Stop accepting the premise of it. Don't accept the premise
Speaker 31: that if you want this particular piece of content that
Speaker 31: you have to go through this particular means.
Speaker 6: To get, use other means to get, use other means
Speaker 6: store it. You do you This is the only way
Speaker 6: that things are going to change.
Speaker 31: Bringing back that content of ownership means taking part in
Speaker 31: some non disruptive and non violent protests, and I'm all
Speaker 31: for it. We've gotten to the point where almost every
Speaker 31: single company is starting to take part in these practices
Speaker 31: where you literally would have to go to an island
Speaker 31: like Peter Thiel talks about and create your own society
Speaker 31: and reinvent everything.
Speaker 1: But Peter Tail also doesn't. He wants the heck umans
Speaker 1: and transhumanism has to be a thing, and lots of
Speaker 1: other weird things he said about mankind and its survival,
Speaker 1: and yeah, I don't know if he's he's the best example.
Speaker 1: When you're trying to appeal to a people talking about
Speaker 1: a guy who's planning it all of mankind's demise at
Speaker 1: his hands, well he gets sodomized in and you know, yeah.
Speaker 31: Scratch and the idea of reinventing everything from scratch, from
Speaker 31: the Qualcomm chip that goes into the phone for a modem,
Speaker 31: to every single type of store, every single type of
Speaker 31: content creation platform.
Speaker 6: It's kind of a meme.
Speaker 31: And I think that these small forms of silent protests
Speaker 31: really do mean something. A little bit of silent protest
Speaker 31: goes a long way, and I'm suggesting that more people
Speaker 31: that watch this content take.
Speaker 6: Part in those types of silent protests.
Speaker 31: Pick up your Pioneer BDR twenty two thirteen with old
Speaker 31: firmware and have fun and try to get the younger
Speaker 31: generation to understand why this should matters. What you do
Speaker 31: is every single time something like this happens. You say, Listen,
Speaker 31: that same thing happened to me.
Speaker 6: That sucked.
Speaker 31: Let me tell you a story about that. What do
Speaker 31: you think Guide them to the solution. Don't tell them
Speaker 31: they're idiots. Don't try to take part in what John
Speaker 31: Maxwell calls in the five levels of leadership positional authority.
Speaker 31: Wh're like, I'm older, I'm wiser, I know this.
Speaker 6: You're stupid. You should do what I say. I think
Speaker 6: you should do this. That's wrong. That doesn't work. When
Speaker 6: you see some do you get screwed.
Speaker 31: Have a conversation with them, Be open with them, empathize, sympathize,
Speaker 31: do all that type of shit that humans are supposed
Speaker 31: to do, and try to draw them a little bit
Speaker 31: of interest. I'm not going to call the people that
Speaker 31: got sucked over by reddit boxing their garbage CEO idiots.
Speaker 31: They're victims of a shitty system. It's the system that
Speaker 31: needs to change, and the way we change the system
Speaker 31: is by informing people and again politely, non violently, non
Speaker 31: disruptively protesting it in every single instance. Let me know
Speaker 31: what you think in the comments down below. That's it
Speaker 31: for today, and as always, I hope you learn something.
Speaker 31: I'll see you on the next video buy now. No,
Speaker 31: by the way, in the next video you will learn
Speaker 31: something incredibly important to stay tuned for that.
Speaker 1: Okay, So unfortunately I have to just disagree in the
Speaker 1: sense that once you understand what the true problem is
Speaker 1: and how deep it goes, and that it's a common
Speaker 1: hand all the way around, then it kind of requires
Speaker 1: probably a more more than just a protest because they
Speaker 1: don't play like that. It's like, right, that's like saying, right,
Speaker 1: your congressman, Yeah, okay, that'll work out. How's that working
Speaker 1: out for so far? Yeah? I am signing up for
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Speaker 6: So there you go.
Speaker 1: And then if you want to see the old archives,
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Speaker 1: It's for the keep on the work. They'll use it
Speaker 1: on the book though, because there's like nothing made on
Speaker 1: the books. The books are just maxedically. I'm I'm just
Speaker 1: taking them from one person and hand it to the other.
Speaker 1: There's no money really in it for me, right. The
Speaker 1: Amazon just jacked their prices up, and I have certain
Speaker 1: certain levels of like, you know, I'm not going to
Speaker 1: pay that, just like I'm not going to ever ask
Speaker 1: anybody to spend thirty dollars for a freaking T shirt
Speaker 1: when I used to when I grew up buying them
Speaker 1: for five and eight dollars if I was at the
Speaker 1: very most fifteen ninety nine, which and that's why I
Speaker 1: thought was when I thought it was expensive. So yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna like silver mine was just like you know,
Speaker 1: hippie shop or whatever. Everyone in a while they have
Speaker 1: expensive ones, but it doesn't matter. All right, there you
Speaker 1: go for as far as everything else is concerned, share
Speaker 1: those videos around or the channel. We need to get
Speaker 1: growing here. I mean, we're past the five thousand mark,
Speaker 1: which is great, but we teck, if it wasn't for
Speaker 1: all the other bs that's affecting this channel, we would
Speaker 1: be at twenty k by now. I don't know why
Speaker 1: we're not. I I have thoughts. I have some serious thoughts.
Speaker 1: I think there's some people out there that wanted it
Speaker 1: to happen so and not because there's something magical, but
Speaker 1: there is a little bit, you know, happening here, but
Speaker 1: also because they just had the power to do and
Speaker 1: I probably pissed them off in the past or some
Speaker 1: other reason. They're insecure, I don't know, But here we are,
Speaker 1: and so support the show because it's fucking awesome to
Speaker 1: do that. And I think it's awesome. And if I
Speaker 1: think it's awesome, then I think you're awesome. And if
Speaker 1: you think, yeah, that works, that's the old one. And
Speaker 1: see if theres anything else we want to do today.
Speaker 1: I think I have to get to the well, actually
Speaker 1: I have like fifteen more minutes. Who Spotify wants you
Speaker 1: in prison for skipping lines of code. I think we
Speaker 1: should open this one of them and to do this one.
Speaker 1: Let me see where my head's at though. All right,
Speaker 1: that's is that. Okay, let's flip it on this way.
Speaker 5: No I like that?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I that's why meet and then get rid
Speaker 1: of the one behind me. So there's two of me. Ah,
Speaker 1: there's two of me. That's creepy. I think, there you go.
Speaker 1: This one was a month ago, not that long.
Speaker 31: Before you make an opinion, I wanted to talk about.
Speaker 31: I want you to think about the penalties for breaking
Speaker 31: the law that I'm going to be discussing three to
Speaker 31: five years in federal president.
Speaker 6: Keep that in mind.
Speaker 31: Today we're going to be talking about section twelve one
Speaker 31: of the DMCA. And I noticed that was spent to
Speaker 31: the Revents team by Spotify as a result of their
Speaker 31: patches of the Spotify.
Speaker 1: We meant to say, pond me in the ass prison
Speaker 1: three to five years and pawn me in the ass prison.
Speaker 1: When you say it like that, it makes you less
Speaker 1: likely to just have that dismissive that could never happen
Speaker 1: to be type of ad too, because when you when
Speaker 1: you describe what could happen there it makes it a
Speaker 1: little bit less like just a concept and more of reality.
Speaker 1: And then you're realizing, yeah, that's probably not gonnayea. What
Speaker 1: else was I gonna say? There was some and notults
Speaker 1: I forgot though it doesn't matter. Let's go app that.
Speaker 31: They post it due to get up Spotify DMCA notes
Speaker 31: seeking legal help revances precede the DMCA takedown ords from Spotify.
Speaker 6: Regarding the Unlock premium patch.
Speaker 31: Spotify claims that the patches of their copyrighted works and
Speaker 31: its circummittents spotify technological protection measures under Section Trol one
Speaker 31: of the DMCA, such as encryption and transfer key protocols.
Speaker 6: Find the full DMCA notes here, and when you click it,
Speaker 6: they are using rich fucking text files and in twenty
Speaker 6: twenty five, the fuck is wrong with you people?
Speaker 1: Anyway?
Speaker 6: In all seriousness, there are arguments.
Speaker 31: They say that patch enables access to copyrighted content by
Speaker 31: bypassing encryption, transfer keey protocols in and premium feature restrictions
Speaker 31: like skipping. They argue that this is a circumvention, even
Speaker 31: though the patches not enable downloads or give access to
Speaker 31: songs that are otherwise unavailable on free Spotify are understanding
Speaker 31: the patches not a copy Spotify's code. Songs of Spotify
Speaker 31: pre Premium remain accessible without the patch. Premium only features
Speaker 31: mainly affet convenience like skipping the app requires at a
Speaker 31: station prevented from becoming a usable of modified. However, legal
Speaker 31: precedents such as three twenty one Studios versus MGM and
Speaker 31: DEI versus Lizards show courts sometimes you bay passing software
Speaker 31: restrictions as circumvention, even one's about features and not to
Speaker 31: rict that's it's the copy righted works.
Speaker 6: Why this matters? If at a station.
Speaker 31: Bypass alone constitution is CMCA Section quobo one violation, then
Speaker 31: only premium but also the make app work when patch
Speaker 31: functionality can be affected. We are seeing legal expertise to
Speaker 31: better under gender position and risks until our deadline of
Speaker 31: one business day now.
Speaker 6: I do not use Spotify. I will never use Spotify.
Speaker 6: I will not use the free version, I will not
Speaker 6: use the revans the version. I will not use the
Speaker 6: premium version because I like owning what I bought and
Speaker 6: paid for, and their business model fundamentally is that you
Speaker 6: do not own anything here. We own the music.
Speaker 31: If our servers go down and we go out of
Speaker 31: business as a company. It doesn't matter how many how
Speaker 31: many years you've spent paying us. This stuff is gone.
Speaker 31: It's not my jam, it's not I have super audio CDs,
Speaker 31: DVD audio cassette tapes CDs, and I have rippers that
Speaker 31: I use to make copies of on all my computers
Speaker 31: that I could play back my legally purchased media the
Speaker 31: way that I see fit. Just like I talked about
Speaker 31: in yesterday's video, I do not believe that everything should
Speaker 31: be free in this world. I paid eighty dollars for
Speaker 31: sous Linux when I was thirteen years old, just because
Speaker 31: I want to provide value to somebody who provided value
Speaker 31: to me. They respected me enough to make software that
Speaker 31: respected my freedom.
Speaker 6: Here's eighty bucks. I'm thirteen years old in two thousand
Speaker 6: and two, might as well be eighty thousand dollars.
Speaker 31: But they earned it and I wanted to pay it.
Speaker 31: I feel the same way about the media and the
Speaker 31: software that I use. I'm not somebody that wants everything
Speaker 31: for free. Now, if you don't use Spotify when you're
Speaker 31: like me, and you find the business practices as thetrosus,
Speaker 31: why should you care. Well, let's take a look at
Speaker 31: how this application works, and see if this type of
Speaker 31: logic could be used to affect anything else. What reverst
Speaker 31: actually does to my understanding, let's take a look at
Speaker 31: free Spotify.
Speaker 6: Got some notes from myself.
Speaker 31: The ad injection points. So the Spotify application is hardcoded
Speaker 31: logic to fetch and play adds every few songs, does
Speaker 31: a skid account? Does a local variable? Let's go in
Speaker 31: a track and limit you to a certain number of
Speaker 31: skits per hour. There's a shuffle only mode. The play
Speaker 31: button is programmatically replaced with the shuffle for albums or
Speaker 31: playlist if you don't pay for premium, and then there
Speaker 31: are UI restrictions like the repeat que management and everything else.
Speaker 6: Now, the way this is going to work, it's my.
Speaker 31: Knowledge, and again I'm somebody who barely got past the
Speaker 31: chapter one Dennis ritchie c programming language is it's going
Speaker 31: to decompile the EBK into assembly like bycode. You're going
Speaker 31: to then change conditional jums, return values, skip entire method calls,
Speaker 31: stuff like that, and then recompile and sign the modified EIGHTPKA.
Speaker 31: So revans is not allowing you to download music you
Speaker 31: can't download using it. It is not going to allow
Speaker 31: you access to Spotify Connect. It does not allow you
Speaker 31: access to exclusive podcasts and content, nor are you going
Speaker 31: to be able to get access to anything that is lossless.
Speaker 31: There's no hacking that is occurring throughout this entire process.
Speaker 31: What you are doing is you are saying, I have
Speaker 31: five hundred lines of code on my computer. You know what,
Speaker 31: I don't want to run the code between line four
Speaker 31: ninety and five hundred Skip to five oh one. Yesterday
Speaker 31: when I showed you that stack of a black Mirror
Speaker 31: blue rays, my argument was that we are not looking
Speaker 31: at Black Mirror as a fictional work as to what
Speaker 31: could potentially occur in to the future. Rather, it's a
Speaker 31: hyperbolic way of documenting what has already occurred. Season seven,
Speaker 31: Episode one. Look at this video that I did in
Speaker 31: my channel. They already did take away somebody's brain and
Speaker 31: planned after the company went bankrupt. They already did ruin
Speaker 31: somebody's life and fuck with them that way. And the
Speaker 31: world that we live in right now is a world
Speaker 31: where Spotify can patent the ability to ascertain your or
Speaker 31: emotional state for whatever the hell reasons that they want
Speaker 31: at any given time by spying on you.
Speaker 6: And that's a business model.
Speaker 31: But if the people that make readvanced make a patch
Speaker 31: that skips running certain lines of code on your computer,
Speaker 31: that's three to five years in federal prison. I don't
Speaker 31: think either of those people should be spending three to
Speaker 31: five years in federal prison.
Speaker 6: But if I had to pick one, it ain't gonna
Speaker 6: be the kids that made revanced. If they hacked into
Speaker 6: Spotify's computer systems.
Speaker 31: And allow you to download everything that you want without paying, sure,
Speaker 31: throw the book at them. They didn't hack into anything.
Speaker 31: Skip running this code, skip it to this line over here.
Speaker 31: I want to run this code on my computer, but
Speaker 31: not that code on my computer. Who will you to
Speaker 31: tell me what I can and cannot do with my computer?
Speaker 31: And who the fuck do you think you are to
Speaker 31: tell me that I should be sent to prison for
Speaker 31: three to five years because I skipped running some lines
Speaker 31: of the code in your software. That's a little harsh,
Speaker 31: don't you think. Even if you don't like Spotify, let's
Speaker 31: say you don't like the revance team.
Speaker 6: Do you like add blots? Do you like luck Origin?
Speaker 6: Do you like the ability to.
Speaker 31: Tell your computer I would like to run this code
Speaker 31: that I've received from the server, but not this code
Speaker 31: if you criminalize this, what's stopping you from criminalizing that?
Speaker 31: I used to pay back in the day a long
Speaker 31: time ago. You can laugh at me, you say, pay
Speaker 31: forty dollars a month with Bloomberger News. I enjoyed maunt
Speaker 31: Levine's column. I would get ads all over this website
Speaker 31: after giving you forty dollars a month for a new subscription.
Speaker 31: You bet your ass. I had you block Origin turned
Speaker 31: on the entire time. I get to choose what runs
Speaker 31: on my computer, not you. But if you think that
Speaker 31: you do reserve the right to control what I run
Speaker 31: on my computer, tell me more. I don't think this
Speaker 31: is the problem of the Revans team. I think it's
Speaker 31: the problem of Spotify's business model. If you would like
Speaker 31: to limit how people utilize and interact with your services,
Speaker 31: then limit it on the server side.
Speaker 6: I have no problem with that.
Speaker 31: I believe in paying for software, music, movies, television, and
Speaker 31: everything that I find valuable. But don't you ever tell
Speaker 31: me that you think I should be sent at the
Speaker 31: prison for three to five years because I skipped running
Speaker 31: in some.
Speaker 6: Of the lines of code on my computer. This is
Speaker 6: my computer.
Speaker 31: There are many like it, but this one is mine
Speaker 31: and you don't get to say what I do with it.
Speaker 31: At first, I kind of thought of this as well,
Speaker 31: this is not really a right to own issue. You
Speaker 31: don't own any of this music. They're obvious about that
Speaker 31: upfront and true. But I do own my computer, and
Speaker 31: if I want to modify a program on my computer
Speaker 31: so that I can skip running certain lines of code
Speaker 31: that I don't feel like running, I should be able
Speaker 31: to do that. And I should not be sent to
Speaker 31: prison for three to five years because I showed you
Speaker 31: how to do the same. I think that's a little harsh.
Speaker 31: I think a law like that may need a little
Speaker 31: bit of reform. There are millions of ways to develop
Speaker 31: your business model so that you are paid when people
Speaker 31: utilize your service. The business models that we have now
Speaker 31: where you are literally patenting the ability to tell what
Speaker 31: the fuck I'm thinking and feeling all the time based
Speaker 31: on the shit that you hear around me that I
Speaker 31: may not even be aware that you're recording, is weird.
Speaker 6: It's creepy, it's lame, and I don't want to hear
Speaker 6: that bullshit. If PAN, if they didn't use it. Yeah,
Speaker 6: how often do you write up an eleven page plan
Speaker 6: on how you're going to a plot to kill your
Speaker 6: wife if you don't plan to do it, and if
Speaker 6: your wife found it's sitting there, eleven page plot exactly
Speaker 6: how you're gonna do it, Fucking diagrams on how you're
Speaker 6: gonna murder.
Speaker 31: Do you think you should be pacified by you saying, well, honey,
Speaker 31: I actually didn't plan to do that. I haven't implemented
Speaker 31: it yet. No, you probably say something like this, and
Speaker 31: you'd be right. If you a business model is contingent
Speaker 31: on sending people to prison for three to five years
Speaker 31: for basic reverse engineering and math. There might just be
Speaker 31: a problem with your business model. I don't see anybody
Speaker 31: pushing back against this, so too, I might send something
Speaker 31: like this. Spotify's takedown notice is procedurally deficient under seventeen USC.
Speaker 6: Section five twelve, and githubs own.
Speaker 31: The MCA guidance identifies only a pioral, not specific file paths,
Speaker 31: and offers no factual explanation of the alleged circumvention. The
Speaker 31: notice doesn't identify any Spotify code binaries or a decryption
Speaker 31: case within our repository because it none exists. Our repositories
Speaker 31: contain only independently authored patch logic patches do not decrypt, extract,
Speaker 31: redistribute Spotify works. They operate only in a lawful obtained
Speaker 31: copies that users provide themselves. The asserted technological protection measures
Speaker 31: are at most business model restrictions such as timers, skid counters,
Speaker 31: and user interface course have repeatedly held that these rules
Speaker 31: do not constitute effective access controls into section trouble one
Speaker 31: see Chamberlain versus Skylink see lex Mark versus stat of Control.
Speaker 31: In two thousand and four, that was an interesting case,
Speaker 31: the lex Mark one where they were tricking the printer
Speaker 31: into believing that it was an original lex marketing charactris
Speaker 31: that you could use after marketing, and in the court
Speaker 31: they said, nav screw you, lex Mark, You're there.
Speaker 6: They are allowed to do that.
Speaker 31: I would ask Spotify, which specific effective technological measure is
Speaker 31: allegedly an issue, which file in their repo circumvents that measure,
Speaker 31: and what copyrighted work has been there by access. I
Speaker 31: believe that the notice is inadequate under Section five twelve
Speaker 31: See three. Patches cannot enable premium only catalog offline downloads
Speaker 31: or Spotify connects. These require service side authorization and remain unavailable.
Speaker 31: These changes target at presentation, skid it counters, shop restrictions
Speaker 31: and user interface. This is clients that I did not
Speaker 31: encryption or acts as barriers to copyrighted works. Now, you
Speaker 31: do have cases such as MDV versus Blizzard and Universal
Speaker 31: versus Corey. However, these cases are involving bots altering server interactions.
Speaker 31: That's not present due now. I completely understand if the
Speaker 31: gentlemen at Revans don't want that smoke personally, three to
Speaker 31: five years of federal prison.
Speaker 6: I say, I think it.
Speaker 31: Would be a lot of fun. But I'm also not
Speaker 31: the other one in the receiving end of that notice.
Speaker 31: Changes things when you realize that pushing back against something
Speaker 31: can get you landed in jail.
Speaker 6: I respect that. If you're interested in help with legal
Speaker 6: counsel to reach out. I have a new nonprofit.
Speaker 31: Its name is Fulu Foundation, and what we're trying to
Speaker 31: do at Fulu Foundation are pushed back against what we
Speaker 31: believe to be abuses of this law. So here's what
Speaker 31: I'm going to ask of all of you in the audience.
Speaker 31: I already played lawyer. That was fun, but that was
Speaker 31: I have enough of that last time. Tech You're if
Speaker 31: you're an IP lawyer interested in taking on something like this.
Speaker 31: Explain to me why you think you'd be good at
Speaker 31: I'm open to pay. Whether you're a law clinic, at
Speaker 31: a law school, or you're affirmed that takes on of
Speaker 31: these type of IP cases. If you're interested in this
Speaker 31: and you have knowledge to the DMCA and you feel
Speaker 31: the same way that I do about what they're trying
Speaker 31: to do here, the same way about digital lows, contact
Speaker 31: me my emails down below. And if you're a member
Speaker 31: of the events team, contact me my emails down below.
Speaker 31: I'm open to funding some legal defense here, and I'm
Speaker 31: open to you sending a slightly sharper wordered response to
Speaker 31: what they send you than what you might have had
Speaker 31: in mind. I believe in paying for my content, my software,
Speaker 31: my music, my movies, my television, everything. But don't you
Speaker 31: ever try to threaten me with federal prison time because
Speaker 31: I skipped running in some lines of code on my computer.
Speaker 31: You know the type of people that like this law,
Speaker 31: that testify in Congress in favor of it.
Speaker 7: This guy.
Speaker 17: We also have the duty not to infringe the IP
Speaker 17: rights in the process. It is, in fact the manufacturers
Speaker 17: who have the relevant rights, not consumers.
Speaker 31: Now, I don't speak for my nonprofit. I only speak
Speaker 31: for myself personally when I say this. But fuck that
Speaker 31: guy said bullshit. If you don't care right now because
Speaker 31: it don't affect you, oh it will someday. That's it
Speaker 31: for today, And as always, I hope you learned.
Speaker 6: Someday I hope to hear from you.
Speaker 1: You're playing out or something. That's what they gotta go it. Yeah,
Speaker 1: James Freeing upload to something else. Yeah, so uh, Spotify,
Speaker 1: let me see if anything happened on thisthing yet. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's not gonna.
Speaker 7: Show it yet.
Speaker 1: So Spotify has uh deleted me. Maybe it's been a year.
Speaker 1: It's probably been a year. They deleted my Yeah, it
Speaker 1: was at least a year. They deleted my channel, my
Speaker 1: my Ballbusters channel that was being distributed to them by spreaker, So, uh,
Speaker 1: spreeakers over here. So I have if you go to
Speaker 1: my podcast here you see I have this and have
Speaker 1: this when you go if you did edit I go
Speaker 1: to or is it like distribution?
Speaker 20: All right?
Speaker 1: So I'm on Apple Podcasts. It's added, but they've already
Speaker 1: they've already stopped it from happening, right, iHeartRadio. Apparently it's
Speaker 1: still on cast there's a couple of these that it's
Speaker 1: not on anymore, but doesn't show that they're not on
Speaker 1: anymore because some of them might be related to Spotify
Speaker 1: or something like that. Uh what was that stupid weird
Speaker 1: one Juvon whatever the hell it's called. That one tells
Speaker 1: me too, And all of my adred basically was gone.
Speaker 1: I was getting like, yeah, five six hundred different uh
Speaker 1: downloads and now uh yeah, So that's scrazy of everything.
Speaker 1: And I don't know why they did it because I
Speaker 1: used a jaword a little it uh recently. But this
Speaker 1: one right here, this is the other one I gotta
Speaker 1: put it. Did I put up the new one yet?
Speaker 15: No?
Speaker 3: I did.
Speaker 1: This is just the audio. So I started this one,
Speaker 1: and this one's being distributed to Spotify as well. But
Speaker 1: I feel like I should probably start a new podcast,
Speaker 1: call it Christo's Cast. And I don't know if I
Speaker 1: want to start on Spotify. Do you want to start
Speaker 1: on Spotify? What do we want to do it from?
Speaker 1: Because they don't they don't distribute. You could just start
Speaker 1: it on there, so maybe I need to RSS it
Speaker 1: from I don't know. I'll just call it Christo's Cast
Speaker 1: or something. So it has a different name, but it's
Speaker 1: the same show, and then just upload all my old stuff.
Speaker 1: I think I think it was Europe at the last
Speaker 1: Battle that got me knocked off. So if I just
Speaker 1: don't put those ones up there, I could still upload
Speaker 1: a bunch of my old stuff, get something going in there,
Speaker 1: and see if people recognize it. There's so much on here,
Speaker 1: last six hundred and something. So all those all those
Speaker 1: six hundred and fifty six or whatever it was probably
Speaker 1: back then it was probably like six hundred episodes that
Speaker 1: I had were potential hits interests for people. So it
Speaker 1: was continuing to continuing to pay the bills that it
Speaker 1: costs me to actually run this thing. And then they
Speaker 1: screwed me over. They took it down. I don't know
Speaker 1: if they screwed me over, they just didn't want it
Speaker 1: on their platform apparently. So this time I started from here.
Speaker 1: Maybe I'll start another one from here, I guess. I
Speaker 1: don't know. We'll see how it goes. What does that
Speaker 1: saying at a new show? Okay, that's how you do it?
Speaker 1: Boom right there. Okay, maybe I'll do that. H I
Speaker 1: won't make anything off of it if I started from here, though,
Speaker 1: So maybe I well, then again it's already on its
Speaker 1: technically the same show, so maybe i'd just be it
Speaker 1: just makes sense to put on here is a different name,
Speaker 1: and then but let me show you what you have
Speaker 1: to do for monetization on here. It's fucking bullshit. So
Speaker 1: you now, if it's distributing from if it's distributing from
Speaker 1: someplace else and landing here, you get monetization immediately. Otherwise,
Speaker 1: if you want to become a spot Spotify partner program,
Speaker 1: you need to get ten thousand consumption hours in thirty days.
Speaker 1: That's hit consumption hours in the last the fifty three
Speaker 1: and the last thirty days. But it's not cumulative. They're
Speaker 1: not talking about cumulative. They're talking about monthly. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure because the book the needle hasn't moved right if
Speaker 1: it was, if it was cumulative, it would be higher.
Speaker 1: But right now it's saying fifty three. It would already
Speaker 1: it said like eighty last month, so that's screwed up.
Speaker 1: And then hit two thousand people who streamed on Spotify.
Speaker 1: I have hit fifteen this month? What not very good?
Speaker 1: That's for all the doctor Wooden videos or I do it.
Speaker 1: I did it as video format, so people could watch
Speaker 1: them more to listen to them either way. Right, So
Speaker 1: they're all righty here like that, and those are the
Speaker 1: ones that you see just scrawl away down here. Well no,
Speaker 1: never mind, it's not on there anymore. I didn't put
Speaker 1: that up. Which one, dude, I don't know why that
Speaker 1: would happen. Hold on, I'm leaving anyway, but why is
Speaker 1: this starting to happen?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 1: Hold on, just give me a second. We'll see what
Speaker 1: happens echoing. Let's try.
Speaker 31: Let's just play one of them editing and changing this
Speaker 31: link without letting you know or the creator know. They
Speaker 31: were doing this in secret, not being open about it,
Speaker 31: and they would steal the commission.
Speaker 1: So they said, did anybody hear that? Is it's still
Speaker 1: sound like it's echoing. I just reset the roadcaster again.
Speaker 1: I think somebody is nailing the it's either the firmware
Speaker 1: or the or the or the this version. I think
Speaker 1: people are something something is buggy about the Roadcaster, and
Speaker 1: I think it has to do with software and somebody
Speaker 1: like you know, not me against me specifically, but it
Speaker 1: might be the service itself or like the I think
Speaker 1: they're like, like, I don't know if you remember when
Speaker 1: you had scrambler boxes. The government could send a freaking
Speaker 1: like a burst of electricity or something to short out
Speaker 1: your box if they caught and found that you had
Speaker 1: a de scrambler for like your satellite dish. They didn't
Speaker 1: want you to see shows from different countries or whatever,
Speaker 1: like you didn't want to see Chinese boxing or something
Speaker 1: like that, so they would they would basically break your
Speaker 1: de scrambler. That's the that's the old school, uh way
Speaker 1: of screwing people over. Yeah, that's not okay if you
Speaker 1: can still hear it. Okay, that's not okay. Hold on,
Speaker 1: if that was happening the whole show, and no one
Speaker 1: else told me, they deserve to get hung because I
Speaker 1: always tell them don't do that, because I'll start with
Speaker 1: the show over and I'll just reset everything. Is it
Speaker 1: my voice or is it the video itself? I see
Speaker 1: the audio and put capture device casting pro to chat. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's see you settings over here. Audio multi track. That's
Speaker 1: the way it's supposed to be. Doesn't make sense that
Speaker 1: there's I don't know how you're getting echo. Let me
Speaker 1: hear if I see if I can hear it on
Speaker 1: this line, it's gotta get this has to get figured
Speaker 1: out for too longer. Okay, alright, let's see you know,
Speaker 1: let me fucking play or not?
Speaker 3: I guess.
Speaker 1: Hello, all right, see you let me? All right, No,
Speaker 1: I gotta go to the video. Hold on, all right,
Speaker 1: you're gonna hear. You're gonna hear some bullshit for a second,
Speaker 1: but hold on.
Speaker 31: The criticism in the video that came out really, at
Speaker 31: least the heavy implication the video that came out in
Speaker 31: this company is that there were YouTubers that knew that
Speaker 31: this company was scamming people, and they did not come
Speaker 31: out and say this company is scamming people. They just
Speaker 31: kind of dropped them as a sponsor without really saying anything.
Speaker 31: It was one of these things where it's like, I'm
Speaker 31: gonna do this really high visibility video discussing this company
Speaker 31: on my main channel, and then when they wound up
Speaker 31: being a scam, you know, people kind of mentioned it
Speaker 31: on Twitter and influencers kind of knew about it already.
Speaker 1: And this is for Yeah, I'm not hearing any echo
Speaker 1: on the Rumble version. I'm listening to Rumble.
Speaker 6: High visibility video discussing this.
Speaker 8: Company on my main channel.
Speaker 1: No, it just sounds like it's coming out of the fun.
Speaker 1: It doesn't sound like it's it's uh echoing at all. Okay, Well, anyway,
Speaker 1: violence Naked force has settled more issues in history than
Speaker 1: has any other factor. The contrary of pition is, which
Speaker 1: we're thinking at its worst. Robert HUNTERT Yeah, I agree
Speaker 1: with that, but I'll say they want everything on subscription
Speaker 1: all jevery Jewish exactly number six. Why pay for Petawood
Speaker 1: propaganda when you can pirate it for free? And laugh
Speaker 1: at how obvious the agenda is being pushed. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: recommend people go to here. I'll show you what it is.
Speaker 1: Right watch Just remember you have to have like really
Speaker 1: good uh protection on your on your computer. So it's
Speaker 1: watch series dot b R all right, and then from there,
Speaker 1: let's just type in Dexter all right, then you get
Speaker 1: a less hold on. Let's try that again and then
Speaker 1: it'll pop up whether they take them down. There's more
Speaker 1: than one Dexter. Did they take them down?
Speaker 19: Oh?
Speaker 1: What happened here? Yeah? There's new Blood, Yeah, I guess you.
Speaker 1: Then there's Original Sin. I don't know why they made
Speaker 1: you have to like put it in with that. So
Speaker 1: there's new Blood, which was a more recent series. Original
Speaker 1: Sin is another one, and I think there's more more.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, this original sin is when he's younger, so
Speaker 1: it's a bad it's a it's prettyquel. And then there's
Speaker 1: another Dexter though, and I don't know which the name
Speaker 1: of this, and now I gotta hit Dexter and Disidenser.
Speaker 1: But they're not showing me the shows. That's lame. I'm
Speaker 1: on a whole different rabbit trail though. Let me find
Speaker 1: out what's it called resurrection? Okay, let's see if you
Speaker 1: can look under resurrection there is see that's weird that
Speaker 1: it's filed like that, but you can watch it. So
Speaker 1: these are the servers. There's six of them here, and
Speaker 1: if one does weird and glitchy, you need to go
Speaker 1: to the next one. But here's all the seasons for Yeah,
Speaker 1: there go season one, season two. There isn't a season
Speaker 1: two yet, but they have had a placeholder for it.
Speaker 1: And there's nine episodes. That's ten episodes that are available
Speaker 1: for that season. And this was in release day of
Speaker 1: July twelve, twenty twenty five, so this is current, right.
Speaker 1: You can toggle between these if you don't, but when
Speaker 1: you hit play, sometimes it will take you away to
Speaker 1: some weirdo site and then you just have to come
Speaker 1: back to it. So let's there. Let's see if I
Speaker 1: do an example here, thank you too, around a bunch
Speaker 1: of shitty foster homes.
Speaker 7: Finally I decided to find you.
Speaker 29: So this.
Speaker 1: Picks up where New Blood left off. It looks like
Speaker 1: so they just decided to change their name. It's not
Speaker 1: really a different series, I guess. All right, So there's that.
Speaker 1: But if I play again whatever you want, Oh, it's
Speaker 1: working for me. But sometimes sometimes they have bugs where
Speaker 1: if you hit a play button or you hit pause,
Speaker 1: or if you want to expand the screen or something
Speaker 1: like that, it'll open up another window of some other
Speaker 1: bullshit site. Sometimes it's like japaname porn or something like that.
Speaker 1: So you just X out of it and then you
Speaker 1: go right back and press the same button again. It works.
Speaker 1: That's just but that's what you deal with to get
Speaker 1: free shit, right, So why not? Why not? So that's cool.
Speaker 1: I mean, just pick any movie. What's what's a new
Speaker 1: movie in the theaters right now? I'll hear weapons with
Speaker 1: just out there it is. I think I showed it
Speaker 1: actually did play a little bit of this the other
Speaker 1: when it first came out so that came out August third,
Speaker 1: I doubt, and I want to see it. Give me,
Speaker 1: give me another, give me another movie. Somebody in the
Speaker 1: in the rumbled audience, and I'll just see if I
Speaker 1: don't know anything that's playing right now, what's the new movie.
Speaker 1: Let's see. I'll just do to this somebodys. Uh movies
Speaker 1: in theater. Wicked for good nah' screw that moment, the
Speaker 1: Running Man remake, Come on, bad Lands Predator brad Lands.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's not Does anybody even care if that's
Speaker 1: there or not?
Speaker 39: Uh?
Speaker 1: Black phone? Oh, we just saw black Phone on there.
Speaker 1: It was already it was already advertised. See it's right here,
Speaker 1: black phone too, it's right there. This came out October fourteenth,
Speaker 1: and it's already here. Blink there it is. You're welcome.
Speaker 1: Pay me, pay tickets, please tickets.
Speaker 14: That's it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there you go. Looks awful for a reason. Yeah,
Speaker 1: secular reenacting. All right, let's find another one, just so
Speaker 1: I can prove it. Tron really, yeah, I consider. Let's
Speaker 1: see what they got going on black phone? Whatever the hell?
Speaker 1: That weird shit looks like it's a gay bologna. Uh
Speaker 1: chainsaw man Christie with the band everything ship right now,
Speaker 1: die my love? Whatever happened to good actors? Good fortune?
Speaker 1: Seth rogen, Oh my god, disease? The Isana Reeves is
Speaker 1: an angel? Okay, keeper, no thanks? Now you see me?
Speaker 1: Now you don't what Nuremberg? Go, they're doing that again.
Speaker 1: They're setting something up. Guys, they they they killed innocent people.
Speaker 1: I think it was eleven. Let's see how many people
Speaker 1: are how many people are hung in durting Nerberg? Twelve?
Speaker 1: You know how many? I think that's I think that
Speaker 1: actually works in wasn't it Haram and his eleven sons
Speaker 1: in the Book of Esther said they did they literally,
Speaker 1: but only ten were executed. Oh okay, they're twelve defendants,
Speaker 1: but only ten were executed. Well, then Haram and his
Speaker 1: tenth made up eleven. Maybe how many are you'll find out?
Speaker 1: I think there's well, there's a connection between the Pyium
Speaker 1: and what they did there. That's why I'm getting at.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 41: You go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Book of Esther seventy five thousand of Haman supporters.
Speaker 1: They call them supporters. They were just innocent people who
Speaker 1: understood that there was a subversive Jewish element that they
Speaker 1: weren't called Jews back then that wanted to kill and
Speaker 1: overthrow and destroy their their way of life, and that's
Speaker 1: why they were supportive. But that just would they go
Speaker 1: around and ask people to know they just went on
Speaker 1: a kill crazy rampage that a Hasirius the King or
Speaker 1: if you want to call them Donald Trump today let happen.
Speaker 1: Because he was pussy spelled by Esther. So first Mordecai
Speaker 1: gets found out Haram's gonna take him down because he's
Speaker 1: a subversive and he's about to try to overthrow the Hasperus,
Speaker 1: Esther says, that's my cousin. You're messing with pussy, pussy, pussy,
Speaker 1: and then he she's like, I want the gallus set
Speaker 1: up for Haram. Haram and his ten sons I think
Speaker 1: were hung. Let's see hung ten sons plus him. Okay,
Speaker 1: so it's very close to the ten And yeah, okay,
Speaker 1: that's enough. But I'm telling you there's going to be
Speaker 1: a k crazy rampage after the fact. And the thing
Speaker 1: that they say we need a Nurember two point zero,
Speaker 1: why so that you can literally kill innocent people and
Speaker 1: let the Jews go free, Because that's exactly what they did.
Speaker 1: So when people ask for that, they don't know what
Speaker 1: the hell they're talking about. They sound like retards to
Speaker 1: me because they are. So let's see if Nurremberg is
Speaker 1: in there. But it is. If you want to throw up?
Speaker 1: Is that it right there? It doesn't look like the
Speaker 1: same No, that's the different is it that one?
Speaker 26: No?
Speaker 1: No, it doesn't look like the same thing. Twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: twenty twenty five, Nurnberg, forty five. I guess it's this one. Yep,
Speaker 1: that's the one. Say you look at the head, say
Speaker 1: the head there you go, that's it. And of course
Speaker 1: Germany bad. I'm sure it is, yeah, big bad Germany.
Speaker 1: This definitely isn't going to be a movie made in
Speaker 1: Hollywood that says, yeah, we had it all wrong. The
Speaker 1: Jews are devils, right, so don't expect that Predator bad
Speaker 1: Lands three D. That's how you know it sucks because
Speaker 1: they have to entice you with that. But yeah, think
Speaker 1: of any movie ever and you can put it in
Speaker 1: here and it's there. Isn't that cool? That's why I said,
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Speaker 1: that is accurate in one of those inter is funny. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all right, the six fifteen. I gotta be a somewhere soon,
Speaker 1: and I'm kind of getting dizzy. I'm on the three
Speaker 1: day fast. I was just drinking what they call it,
Speaker 1: what's that word, chicken bowllion, right, because it's just salt.
Speaker 1: It's basically just salt and herbs, so you salt doesn't
Speaker 1: have any calories to it. It's technically not beatriking fast.
Speaker 1: Plus it gives you the what do you call it,
Speaker 1: the electrolytes that you need so your brain doesn't get
Speaker 1: all foggy and retarded. So I had two glasses of that.
Speaker 1: I'll probably end up shitting like liquid later because of
Speaker 1: that all the salt. But that's okay, uh huh. So
Speaker 1: everybody have a good time, good awesome. I kind of
Speaker 1: feel like I'm wasted a little bit of time today.
Speaker 1: Not too happy about that, but support the show, get
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