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Speaker 7: guy was doing. Uh, And then I actually thought it
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Speaker 7: what I thought when I instantly saw it, because he
Speaker 7: has a Mongolian name.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 7: That's I looked it up and his name was a
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Speaker 7: it's the they them demons.
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Speaker 7: Well, you know, you know demons, right, You know how
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Speaker 7: it's kind of interesting once you start to look at
Speaker 7: our society now and and that we do have a
Speaker 7: bunch of demons running around. It seems like anyways, we're
Speaker 7: talking about eugenics. Billy's favorite. You want a superior race, right,
Speaker 7: Really that was your plan?
Speaker 8: Well, I literally I modeled my camera to make me
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Speaker 7: Yes, release the stranglehold of hereditary disease and unfitness. So
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Speaker 7: All right, everybody strap yourselves in. Eugenics is an attempt
Speaker 7: to produce genetically desirable children and to terminate the lives
Speaker 7: of those considered to be genetically inferior. Elements of eugenics
Speaker 7: exist everywhere. For example, when given the choice, people produce
Speaker 7: children with partners whom they find attractive part of them
Speaker 7: hopes that they're attractive qualities qualities will manifest in their offspring.
Speaker 7: A more extreme form of infant side killing children, usually
Speaker 7: because of their physical or mental deal deformity, a practice
Speaker 7: as old as humanity.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 7: In ancient Greece, Plato and Socrates suggested ways of breeding
Speaker 7: to promote superior traits of the elite. As sickly infants
Speaker 7: were deliberately left to die of exposure. So they just
Speaker 7: left the baby in the sun or something.
Speaker 2: Burn baby.
Speaker 9: So that was before you weren't allowed to leave them
Speaker 9: in your car.
Speaker 7: This is gonna get very dark, just so everybody knows,
Speaker 7: and think about it. We have this nowadays. Uh, you know,
Speaker 7: it still exists. Eugenics is still alive and strong today
Speaker 7: will be what what do you think.
Speaker 2: Not New Brunswick, the rejected eugenics go, Well, think about it.
Speaker 7: Birth control is a part of eugenics. That's a fact.
Speaker 7: And the woman, uh that created it was That's I'm
Speaker 7: not gonna say it anymore. I'm just going to play
Speaker 7: them and then everyone will know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 2: I'm sure as men of my man, wasn't it? Well?
Speaker 7: The person that created part of it was, but the
Speaker 7: people the one of the we're going to talk about her,
Speaker 7: one of the prominent persons that created plant parenthood. She
Speaker 7: was a eugenicist and and you know, and she was
Speaker 7: also yes.
Speaker 9: You just know that.
Speaker 8: Yeah, that's uh, that birth control thing that wasn't creative
Speaker 8: for like the benefit of anybody. Now it's just like
Speaker 8: I just I really I don't want to pull it anymore.
Speaker 7: And I and obviously this is a controversial topic. Abortion
Speaker 7: obviously is very controversial. There's people that are pro choice
Speaker 7: or pro life. I'm kind of somewhere in the middle.
Speaker 7: I don't think it should be used as birth control,
Speaker 7: but there are situations where I think that it it
Speaker 7: it is justified. You know, I could have been a
Speaker 7: father at thirteen, Thank god I wasn't.
Speaker 2: Uh, but there is there is a second that.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so there is there is things that you know,
Speaker 7: but realistically that is also a form of eugenics. It
Speaker 7: is technically, you know, and they try to push it
Speaker 7: within you know, black communities and the indigenous population and
Speaker 7: all that kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: Right, So you know, so what exactly do you think
Speaker 2: that eugenics means? Is it means breeding a stronger race
Speaker 2: for you know the elites, like the elite group of
Speaker 2: people that are classified as fastest strong.
Speaker 9: Royal family or whatever.
Speaker 2: They tried that and yeah, I know they tried it
Speaker 2: was just themselves and they became all fucked up, but
Speaker 2: not work out that way. Yeah. But like him saying, like,
Speaker 2: I think the whole idea behind eugenics, do you want
Speaker 2: to talk like like how the Nazis wanted it or
Speaker 2: how like the Jews want it.
Speaker 7: Well, we'll be talking about all of that stuff actually,
Speaker 7: And there is the idea of like you know that
Speaker 7: there is there is supremacy which within lots of different groups. Uh,
Speaker 7: and they believe that they should breed the strongest people
Speaker 7: and stuff like that. And uh, you know, there's nobody
Speaker 7: really too innocent in all of this. But if you
Speaker 7: start to research and read into the stuff, uh, and
Speaker 7: to read the Taul Mood and the Synagogue of Satan
Speaker 7: and all this, Uh, these books that you can acquire
Speaker 7: and gain knowledge about who these people really are that
Speaker 7: control the banking industry and most of the financial industry
Speaker 7: and your governments and all the stuff. They eighty percent
Speaker 7: of them in Congress. They believe that they're superior. They
Speaker 7: do they have this. They've literally said that they want
Speaker 7: to just they want to enslave the goyam, which is
Speaker 7: anyone that is not them. And then as a fact,
Speaker 7: rabbis have said this numerous times. Uh, anyone that's in Israel.
Speaker 7: You they've saved this stuff openly. There's that guy, Morgan Spurlock.
Speaker 7: He just died because of the the medicine time thing,
Speaker 7: I think, but he's the guy that did U saying
Speaker 7: the word yeah. Yeah, So we're gonna try to say
Speaker 7: that just got kind of.
Speaker 9: That's you kind of new thing to go way too
Speaker 9: hard on that.
Speaker 7: We're gonna we're gonna dance these lines all the time
Speaker 7: on the show of trying to expose what is going on,
Speaker 7: but still have fun with it while we do it,
Speaker 7: you know. And uh, and he more he did like
Speaker 7: the Super Size Me, you know, like documentary. He didn't
Speaker 7: want where it's called Where in the world is Asama
Speaker 7: bin Laden? I thought it was actually pretty. And when
Speaker 7: he went to Israel, uh, they were not very kind
Speaker 7: at all. They were spitting on him, attacking him. Uh
Speaker 7: just for being there. That was it, just for being there.
Speaker 7: Uh So if you start and there's a lot of
Speaker 7: footage of this stuff that they think they're superior. They
Speaker 7: spit on Christians.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 7: They think that Jesus Christ is burning in his own
Speaker 7: excrement in Semen, burning alive in hell. That's what they
Speaker 7: believe in the Talmood, that's a fact. That's you can
Speaker 7: look that up.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 2: They also believe, I maybe, and he's.
Speaker 7: Burning up, He's burning alive in excrement and Semen is
Speaker 7: directly uh what they believe. So and this doesn't mean
Speaker 7: that people that practice Judaism are all evil, bad or whatever,
Speaker 7: but the people that are the Zionists definitely are. And
Speaker 7: there's enough writing throughout history, uh that they are actively
Speaker 7: behind a lot of horrendous shit, and they believe that
Speaker 7: they can have redemption through sin. So that's why they
Speaker 7: are very sinful.
Speaker 10: Uh.
Speaker 7: I was gonna say creatures, but you could say that
Speaker 7: they're not really human, because to be human is to
Speaker 7: be humane.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 7: So there's all these writings. I've done a lot of
Speaker 7: reading recently and a lot of research, and they want
Speaker 7: to make they're the ones that want to make the
Speaker 7: superior race. They were the ones that attacked Germany in
Speaker 7: so many different ways and not saying what the Nazis
Speaker 7: did was good, but now that what the Zionists did
Speaker 7: is good. So you know you have to start to
Speaker 7: study history and understand why these things happen and why
Speaker 7: atrocity is happening took place.
Speaker 2: You now understand, yeah, totally.
Speaker 7: Yeah. So so today there is a you know, there's
Speaker 7: there is a sensible and ethical side of what is
Speaker 7: being often called eugenics. Examples include disabled children having operations
Speaker 7: to save their lives, and individuals with learning difficulties asking
Speaker 7: for sterilization because they can't manage the concerception and don't
Speaker 7: want children. So, you know, making the perfect woman. This
Speaker 7: is Billy's favorite pastime, right, Let's get.
Speaker 2: Them a line up.
Speaker 7: So there's we're showing a video and it's like venous
Speaker 7: measurements and it's like they're putting women into this hut
Speaker 7: out this show, like, oh, who is the perfect woman?
Speaker 2: So strange.
Speaker 8: I'm wondering why they were even lining up if they
Speaker 8: knew they weren't five four. That was like the main
Speaker 8: requirement right off. I know, isn't that you are first lady?
Speaker 8: You're not tall enough?
Speaker 7: You knew that that's what they want. They want short, slender,
Speaker 7: they want women.
Speaker 2: These these Jews that want five to four women.
Speaker 7: Well, it actually was practiced, was a lot of America.
Speaker 2: America.
Speaker 7: Eugenics took place in America way before the Nazis adapted
Speaker 7: all of this kind of stuff and the thoughts and
Speaker 7: practices of that. And then so that's what I was
Speaker 7: gonna say too. You have to what did Carl Mark say?
Speaker 7: A famous quote from a Jewish supremacist was, uh, you know,
Speaker 7: accuse your enemy of everything you're doing. Uh So, and
Speaker 7: then you start to research history and go through all
Speaker 7: the stuff that was going on, Like America had their
Speaker 7: own concentration camps with the Japanese during the war. It's
Speaker 7: the idea to house the people that are violently going
Speaker 7: to try to destroy your country. And that's what they
Speaker 7: perceive because they couldn't trust does this guy have allegiance
Speaker 7: to America?
Speaker 2: Does you have it to Japan?
Speaker 7: And so they had to house these people during the war,
Speaker 7: and not saying that horrible things did not take place,
Speaker 7: because they did. Uh there was a lot of people
Speaker 7: that got hijacked. And evil is evil, no matter what
Speaker 7: it is or what faced wears, it still evil.
Speaker 8: You know, I have been around you for long enough.
Speaker 8: Tom I am so aware that like within I'm going
Speaker 8: to put a timeline like under six month, give it
Speaker 8: six months, and Tom's going to refer back to this
Speaker 8: conversation and he is just going to be one hundred
Speaker 8: percent pro Germany. There's not going to be like an
Speaker 8: ounce of doubt in no meany'd be like it's all fake.
Speaker 2: Well, if you.
Speaker 7: Start to look into that stuff, and you know the
Speaker 7: there is people that went to these camps and existed
Speaker 7: and that were still we're still alive today. On both sides,
Speaker 7: there's people that say it was this horrible thing, and
Speaker 7: there's literally people that say, yeah, there was an in
Speaker 7: the orchestra, there was they put on plays, they allowed art,
Speaker 7: there was pools.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah yeah.
Speaker 7: But the thing is the the idea people did die.
Speaker 7: That is a fact, and there is the statistics that
Speaker 7: they show that not not that many, not as many
Speaker 7: people as they think. But they were also doing this
Speaker 7: to Germans, into the European population, and all that stuff
Speaker 7: is the idea of wars, population control, who funded the
Speaker 7: wars from both sides, all that type of stuff, right,
Speaker 7: So you start to look into that and you start
Speaker 7: to realize, you know that there was a lot of infighting.
Speaker 7: People are wanting to destroy Germany from within, So you
Speaker 7: got to put everyone in the same place to make
Speaker 7: sure that they're not going to do anything bad and
Speaker 7: do at the time where they wouldn't classify this but
Speaker 7: as terrorism. Right, So if there was we know for
Speaker 7: a fact that there was a there was now terrorist
Speaker 7: attacking in place in the United States because of the
Speaker 7: border being wide open. This is happening all the time
Speaker 7: to trying to break into like the FBI headquarters. There's
Speaker 7: like really crazy stuff happening right now. So the idea
Speaker 7: that did happen and we could prove that it was
Speaker 7: a uh say, a Muslim extremist group or whatever, right,
Speaker 7: and they could actually prove that they were involved in it,
Speaker 7: then you would want to try to take everybody that
Speaker 7: was part of that and house them in a certain
Speaker 7: location so you know where they all are. That's the
Speaker 7: idea because I just eugenics and history and where it
Speaker 7: comes from, and obviously most people know of it from
Speaker 7: Germany and the practices that they were taking place, right
Speaker 7: like you know, killing off the Jewish children so their
Speaker 7: bloodline wouldn't keep going like this is the stuff like
Speaker 7: this did happen and that's Brett.
Speaker 9: You should have been the last.
Speaker 7: One, you know, I just I wind it for one
Speaker 7: more more. I'm I'm just I've taken a lot of
Speaker 7: time to read and research and look into stuff, and
Speaker 7: it is pretty fascinating, right, and like on both sides,
Speaker 7: I believe both sides sold out their people. You know
Speaker 7: that the whole reason World War one and two started,
Speaker 7: you can actually traces back to you directly to give
Speaker 7: the to give Palestine over and make it Israel.
Speaker 2: That is a fact. World War one and.
Speaker 7: Two probably were the whole reason they commenced and were
Speaker 7: done was for that on obviously population control, amongst many
Speaker 7: other reasons. But so you start to look into the
Speaker 7: stuff and it's like, oh, that's a little weird. You know,
Speaker 7: the the BELFOURD decoration to give Palestine to the to
Speaker 7: the the fake Hebrews. You know they're not here. You
Speaker 7: can't be Hebrew, you can't be your Kazarian. So pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: So because the institutions like the States, prisons and medical facilities,
Speaker 7: as well as the privileged deletes, use eugenics as a
Speaker 7: way to exterminate the elements of society whom they considered
Speaker 7: to be a burden. When starting out as selected breeding
Speaker 7: and inficide, has has today developed into forced sterilization, genetic
Speaker 7: editing to produce designer babies. Quotations, real thing kardash It's
Speaker 7: the new Gucci baby.
Speaker 9: Kanye walking down the street and be like, I got
Speaker 9: my praduct Gucci.
Speaker 7: This is the real thing that the Kardashians have done.
Speaker 7: Stuff like this. This thinking also informs certain depopulation agendas.
Speaker 2: And you see this now.
Speaker 7: I think the transgender thing is a way to sterilize people,
Speaker 7: to cut off the undesirables of these people that will
Speaker 7: fall for anything because they're mentally sick. Right, that's a fact,
Speaker 7: you were mentally sick. There is something wrong with you.
Speaker 7: If they put if they took the time to research
Speaker 7: how to change people's brains in that way, so maybe
Speaker 7: they wouldn't believe that they were a woman when they're
Speaker 7: a man, so to speak. Instead of the amount of
Speaker 7: money that they put in to affirm these people of
Speaker 7: their mental delusions, it would be a lot different, you know,
Speaker 7: if they actually wanted to help these people relieve their
Speaker 7: minds of this sickness, because that's what it is, and
Speaker 7: most people can agree on that, right, Billy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know. Personally, if you go to a
Speaker 2: third world country, you don't see a lot of gays
Speaker 2: and a lot of transgenders because the simple fact of
Speaker 2: day to day they are trying just to survive. And
Speaker 2: when you make life on easy mode and it's like,
Speaker 2: oh okay, I have no problems, but they need problems.
Speaker 2: So remember the movie The Matrix. Remember how like they
Speaker 2: made the Matrix? Like why even have them work? It's like, well, see,
Speaker 2: if they don't have a purpose, they kind of start
Speaker 2: falling apart and they start becoming insane and they don't
Speaker 2: survive the Illuminati Illuminati. But anyway, it's just the fact
Speaker 2: of if people aren't constantly put on under the thumb
Speaker 2: and pressure of not keeping up then and put on
Speaker 2: easy mode, then they kind of develop these mental habits
Speaker 2: that are well quite sick. And it's the same thing
Speaker 2: with like pornography, and it gradually gets worse and worse.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, as you you know, trying to get aroused
Speaker 2: because you have to watch more violent the more you know,
Speaker 2: what's the word, uh, aggressor content? Right, So what you're
Speaker 2: watching is it?
Speaker 9: What you're watching?
Speaker 2: Question is what don't know? Watch? Uh?
Speaker 7: It is it is a good point, right. It is
Speaker 7: interesting if you start to.
Speaker 2: Go to Africa, there's no gay people, there's no pride flag,
Speaker 2: there's no transgenders. I mean Thailand is different because like
Speaker 2: there's a lot of people and they want money, and
Speaker 2: they figured, well, if I'm just a lady boy, then
Speaker 2: I can you know, do some suck sucky for some dollar, dolly.
Speaker 8: So there's also there's also some some communities like that too,
Speaker 8: where you'll still be publicly hung if you come out
Speaker 8: as things like that.
Speaker 7: And the thing is too the thing is too right
Speaker 7: whatever whatever they were fighting for in the eighties, uh,
Speaker 7: you know, for like equal rights.
Speaker 2: Or whatever not, like they can't vote, like what, they
Speaker 2: don't have anything that we don't what I think.
Speaker 7: It's like trans rights are human rights and I'm like,
Speaker 7: what rights do you do?
Speaker 2: I want to try or dick off, go for it.
Speaker 2: Just don't tell me what to do to my kid
Speaker 2: or right dan.
Speaker 7: And that's and they've said this openly. But the thing
Speaker 7: is right for the you know, to play devil's advocate, right,
Speaker 7: the people that were fighting in the eighties for just quality,
Speaker 7: quality to love who they wanted to openly, so you
Speaker 7: could love a man if you're a man or whatever.
Speaker 7: Now that's been all eroded anyways, because there's a lot
Speaker 7: of people that are gay and nice people.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 7: Uh, there's a couple down the street that run a restaurant,
Speaker 7: very nice dudes, don't like the government. They have a
Speaker 7: cup that says fuck me like the government does. Like
Speaker 7: they're funny dudes and they're good people. But then there's
Speaker 7: the idea now where it's like the lgbt plus was
Speaker 7: supposed to be everything else, but now it's like, Billy,
Speaker 7: I want you to do me a favor. Look it
Speaker 7: up and try to say it as fast as you can.
Speaker 2: Oh the full Yeah, So now it's including everything.
Speaker 7: We're not about love. It's now about sexual identity. That's
Speaker 7: what it is now. Who knows what, Like you know
Speaker 7: what the purpose of it was in the eighties nineties
Speaker 7: was just like let me love who I want to love.
Speaker 8: But now today it's LGBTQ, lgbt I A plus, lgbt
Speaker 8: Q y A plus.
Speaker 9: Yes, true LGBTQ.
Speaker 2: That's pretty good man.
Speaker 7: You gonna you could do a speech with Trudeau and
Speaker 7: you know people would clap, But.
Speaker 9: Like that's the thing at say fifteen times just keep going.
Speaker 7: Well, now it's been like eroaded either way, right, because
Speaker 7: now it's like and then they're gonna add an f
Speaker 7: for like Furreze, who knows.
Speaker 2: And it is just.
Speaker 7: About who you fuck now, what you put in your butt,
Speaker 7: what you suck. It has nothing to do with love
Speaker 7: at all, as everything was sexual at any And where
Speaker 7: does that come from?
Speaker 2: Where does that come from?
Speaker 7: I wonder, I wonder where that comes from. Maybe the
Speaker 7: taumod that has eight genders. Maybe that's a little weird.
Speaker 7: And they will beginning into stuff like that. I can't wait.
Speaker 7: I have a research to episode for the Weimar Republic
Speaker 7: where the first like transgender clinic was put up in
Speaker 7: the twenties and thirties in Germany. Pretty crazy stuff, man,
Speaker 7: so get excited for that episode. In eighteen sixty six
Speaker 7: and Imperial Russia, Uh, I don't know this guy's name,
Speaker 7: Vlazi Florid Si authored a book advocating for the scientific
Speaker 7: and merafit methods to improve human traits. Given the poverty
Speaker 7: of Russia at the time, and there was no medical
Speaker 7: facilities to release to realize Farinsky's ideas, Russia would not
Speaker 7: endure a eugenics program until the Bolsheviks sees power in
Speaker 7: nineteen seventeen.
Speaker 2: Who are the Bolsheviks?
Speaker 7: Billy, It's gonna be played a lot in this episode.
Speaker 8: I'm trying to I was trying to look up Vladi Lunsky.
Speaker 8: There's that name, sounds so familiar. What else did he rate?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 8: Isn't he the guy that did Flassy of Vlorinsky? Can
Speaker 8: you spell the last name for me?
Speaker 2: F l O r I N s.
Speaker 7: K I I. Did you read one of these old
Speaker 7: Russian books?
Speaker 8: No? There was, there's a really popular one that he
Speaker 8: Are you sure? I can't think of it. It was
Speaker 8: something along around that. What's that guy's name that did
Speaker 8: that dog experiment again with the bell?
Speaker 7: Are you talking about Fauci?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 9: No enough Fauci shut up?
Speaker 8: Yuh no, the one that Brett You know that he
Speaker 8: like tormented these fucking dogs and they kept giving them
Speaker 8: like the bell and then they they basically all these
Speaker 8: dogs went fucking insane.
Speaker 9: He ended up killing all them.
Speaker 2: Did you do that?
Speaker 9: Fuck? Was it?
Speaker 8: He was like a partner with him? I believe it
Speaker 8: around the same time. Was he German or was he Russian?
Speaker 8: This guy was German? I believe weird was this guy
Speaker 8: was doing stuff around the same time. It's going to
Speaker 8: drive me nuts.
Speaker 9: If I remember.
Speaker 7: In Germany, the term racial hygiene ross and hygiene was
Speaker 7: callined in eighteen ninety five by the biologist, uh, doctor
Speaker 7: Alfred Politz. Can you guess he's probably the notation later
Speaker 7: informed Nazis thinking on eugenics, and it's pretty interesting.
Speaker 2: You want to read this for me.
Speaker 9: Billy Pavlov, that's the guy I'm thinking of.
Speaker 8: Oh yeah, yeah, Uh eugenic certificate. This guarantees that I
Speaker 8: have examined the center of this card and find a
Speaker 8: perfect physical and mental balance balance who says who, and
Speaker 8: usually strong and unusually strong eugenic love possibilities well fitted
Speaker 8: to promote the happiness and future welfare of the race.
Speaker 9: You are qualified.
Speaker 2: You are qualified. About the guy's face though, look at him.
Speaker 8: Participation trophies. You did nothing, but you showed up and
Speaker 8: you did Okay, your parents have done you well, You're
Speaker 8: you're welcome.
Speaker 11: You know.
Speaker 7: But the British, so the British biologists Sir Francis Gallant
Speaker 7: coined the term eugenics meaning of good birth. Where's that guy?
Speaker 7: I think it's this guy. I think it's the guy
Speaker 7: with the chops. So he looks it looks like a
Speaker 7: fun guy, funk guy entertained at parties, you know.
Speaker 9: Looks like he has a couple of guns in his pocket.
Speaker 2: He looks like he's looking at his plantation right now,
Speaker 2: and he's just bondering that bow over there would be
Speaker 2: real fit to be with that girl over there, speaking of.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so it's uh, it's a population control obviously in
Speaker 7: some terms, and describes it as the science of improving
Speaker 7: hereditary stock, not only by by just uh there by mating,
Speaker 7: but by all the influences which give more suitable strains
Speaker 7: a better chance.
Speaker 2: Now, hold on, what is the exact opposite of eugenics?
Speaker 2: Is there? Is it retardation?
Speaker 9: I would think, I guess so, or like no, that'd
Speaker 9: be like mass breeding.
Speaker 2: Mat like is it? It's like, think about it. Just
Speaker 2: be a Gomer, wouldn't it. It Just two siblings getting on
Speaker 2: they make this child. It's called Gomer, and it's really
Speaker 2: like retarded and stuff and it has really bad the jags.
Speaker 9: And they did that. Brunswick.
Speaker 2: Oh, probably want to go out there, you know, good
Speaker 2: looking ladies.
Speaker 9: I like it. I feel like I'm like the smartest person.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he can count to ten. You know he's smart.
Speaker 9: You're doing all right.
Speaker 7: Only healthy seeds must be sown. Check the seeds of
Speaker 7: hereditary disease and unfit.
Speaker 2: Okay, first off, to be fair, if you have you know, say,
Speaker 2: if you have AIDS, it's like, oh, I'm gonna have
Speaker 2: a baby, and it's like, oh, like Forrest gun I'll
Speaker 2: still Okay, Forest, he's starting here and look out for
Speaker 2: the AIDS. Baby die like ok oh, guy Jenna. Well anyway,
Speaker 2: it's just it's just interesting because it's is there anything
Speaker 2: wrong with having a strong, healthy community that that's not
Speaker 2: a bird? Okay?
Speaker 9: You know what that is? Exactly what where you're saying.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying, well, either way, there's nothing wrong with
Speaker 2: one in a healthy, strong community and not breeding hereditary disease. Jesus.
Speaker 2: For example, these people that can't e wheat, what the
Speaker 2: fuck happened? Canny Wheat?
Speaker 7: I know I'm I can't. I think I I you
Speaker 7: just said. I don't think I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't drink milk anymore cheese.
Speaker 7: I don't think that's good for you anyway. I don't.
Speaker 7: I can't handle milk and dairy products. But I don't
Speaker 7: think we're necessarily we're supposed to unless I think, like
Speaker 7: milk straight from the cow's tit probably would be fine.
Speaker 7: Oh but cheese is not good for you.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 8: We've already done a big thing on this, like everyone's
Speaker 8: technically lackedosell. And I got really really bad in like
Speaker 8: twenty nineteen, Like I couldn't even have to you. I
Speaker 8: was stuck. I was stuck in the fucking bathroom like
Speaker 8: all twenty four hours. And then basically how I overcame
Speaker 8: that was just keep doing it until it stopped hurting,
Speaker 8: see the just fucking drinking, and then eventually I'm not
Speaker 8: lacked those.
Speaker 7: There's like a meme that Chelsea sent me and it's
Speaker 7: just like, uh, I would do anythin for love, but
Speaker 7: I won't do that. And it's like your wife trying
Speaker 7: to convince you to not eat food that gives you diarrhea.
Speaker 7: You know. Billy used to We got videos of Billy.
Speaker 7: He would be farting up to the studio when we
Speaker 7: first started the show and because he's like when you
Speaker 7: eat pizza, and it'd just be like the whole basement
Speaker 7: would stink because Billy's fucking fart in the entire episode.
Speaker 2: Just touch of it in the bottom basement.
Speaker 9: It was bad man, A little bit of cheese ended day.
Speaker 7: So I'm flipping through some of these.
Speaker 2: But the thing is is like, if you could, if
Speaker 2: you could technically breed out you know, that's the point, right,
Speaker 2: is to well, what if it comes out? What are
Speaker 2: you all right about? Is your nose jewy enough? No? Like,
Speaker 2: what happens? Did they come out of the point tom
Speaker 2: where they can genetically select all the traits that you want.
Speaker 2: They're already doing that.
Speaker 7: They're like doing stuff like that now Japan, Japan's probably
Speaker 7: doing it, but China's doing it. They're trying to breed
Speaker 7: super soldiers.
Speaker 2: That's like a.
Speaker 7: Fact America is trying to do that. That's like, that's
Speaker 7: a real thing that they're doing now, and it's only
Speaker 7: they're gonna only progress more into this and the fact
Speaker 7: that it still exists today. There if you're they can test,
Speaker 7: oh your baby is down syndrome, all right, we can
Speaker 7: terminate the baby.
Speaker 2: You know that was in Norway? Did you know that? Yeah,
Speaker 2: if you have a baby in Norway and they found
Speaker 2: out that's retarded, it's illegal to have it. Really, it's
Speaker 2: illegal to have it. They will fucking they'll either put
Speaker 2: you in jail or they'll they'll kill it when it
Speaker 2: comes out. Either or you gonna have to leave the country.
Speaker 9: Would you say, Billy, that's why they're one of the
Speaker 9: smartest countries.
Speaker 2: But uh, well no, they also have the immigration problem too.
Speaker 8: So yeah, I guess maybe not now then, but uh anyways,
Speaker 8: where your thought process is going, like, I get it right,
Speaker 8: because then you're saying, okay, so what's so wrong with
Speaker 8: me wanting like X Y Z.
Speaker 9: As soon as you start like.
Speaker 8: Nitpicking one thing, that's when everything just turned. And then
Speaker 8: that's where you see people going, oh, well that I
Speaker 8: don't like that one's hairlines.
Speaker 2: Okay, so you got it. Don't want good teeth, No,
Speaker 2: I'm not saying that, Joe, don't want strong bones.
Speaker 7: So you don't want a big penis that?
Speaker 9: I mean you can live without it.
Speaker 2: You could live without that one. But I'm saying, like
Speaker 2: good skins so you can actually like go out in
Speaker 2: the sunlight and not got three degree burns like you
Speaker 2: know people in New Bronze.
Speaker 7: So you're saying black people are more superior.
Speaker 2: I don't say that.
Speaker 9: That is exactly what you just said. Don't get sun burned.
Speaker 2: Oh I'm sorry, read a book there.
Speaker 7: It is crazy because there is like a kind of
Speaker 7: a moral ethical idea that that it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, there is a kind of like just
Speaker 2: an ideal human that's all I'm saying. If you could
Speaker 2: breed common sense that was we should probably.
Speaker 7: What's the craziest thing to everyone, like talks about when
Speaker 7: Jesse Owens ran the Olympics in Nazi Germany, right and uh,
Speaker 7: and he won, And there's a joke that like Hitler's like, oh,
Speaker 7: maybe we're we're making the wrong type of people. Maybe
Speaker 7: we need to breed EMBD with this stock of it. It's
Speaker 7: a joke, right, the idea that black people were faster
Speaker 7: or whatever. It's that's a it's a fact, right, But
Speaker 7: did you know that Jesse Owens said that he felt
Speaker 7: more at home and loved in Germany than he did
Speaker 7: in America, where it was like colored people go this way,
Speaker 7: colored people go that way. He felt more comfortable in
Speaker 7: Nazi Germany than he did in America at the time.
Speaker 7: That's a quote from him directly. And he said that
Speaker 7: he never had he had the biggest standing ovation ever
Speaker 7: in his entire career of running in in Nazi Germany.
Speaker 2: That's a fact.
Speaker 7: So it's pretty crazy because when you start to research
Speaker 7: and look into these things that happened, it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: You know that Nazis had the most diverse army of
Speaker 7: all time. They had Indians, people from India that represented
Speaker 7: them all over the world, Africa, and they're all in
Speaker 7: either uniforms. You can see pictures of this shit. So
Speaker 7: a lot of this stuff history is lies written by
Speaker 7: the victors. Yes, bad things happen, but bad things happen
Speaker 7: in war. You know what the Japanese were doing. Me
Speaker 7: and Billy talked about it. They were doing horrible things
Speaker 7: to people. The Chinese were doing horrible things to POW's Americans.
Speaker 7: Were Canadians were The Geneva Code was put in place
Speaker 7: because what Canadians were doing during World War one and two.
Speaker 7: Most I think World War.
Speaker 8: One fucking mind needs to be studied. Someone should You're
Speaker 8: just like.
Speaker 2: A well were time.
Speaker 7: But that's what I'm saying is that, like recently, I've
Speaker 7: just started to like one thing, I've read into Aliens,
Speaker 7: I've read into a ton of conspiracy stuff. But what's
Speaker 7: fascinating the most now is like history and what our
Speaker 7: truth of her history actually is and where who is
Speaker 7: sponsoring this? If you follow the money, look into this
Speaker 7: and that like that's and that's why I'm about questioning
Speaker 7: everything people, and I believe that everyone should live that
Speaker 7: way and not just like take a statistic or effect
Speaker 7: from like the what the communist school system taught you,
Speaker 7: or what a TikTok video told you. Actually fact check
Speaker 7: the stuff and look into it. Not the fact checkers
Speaker 7: from black Rock, but actual looking into it yourself.
Speaker 8: Right, Yes, I fucking watched that clip like on ecstasy.
Speaker 8: That is the most all over the place sentence.
Speaker 7: I know, I know, I know it's but I'm just
Speaker 7: trying to try to inform the people of the things
Speaker 7: that I've learned and just to question everything, you know.
Speaker 7: So it's pretty crazy. So then meaning good birth, that's
Speaker 7: with this. So the British biologist Sir France and Gallion
Speaker 7: coined the term eugenics meaning good of birth, and described
Speaker 7: it as the scientific improving of inherent stock. You know,
Speaker 7: I'm getting the better strain of human, which is so wild.
Speaker 7: Gallian was inspired by his cousin Charles Darwin, who was
Speaker 7: cautious about eugenics. The influential book on an essay on
Speaker 7: the Principles of Population seventeen ninety eight written by the
Speaker 7: economist Thomas Malthus Mauthists also influenced Galleon. In it, Thomas
Speaker 7: argued that the unlimited population growth was unsustainable. More inspiration
Speaker 7: came from Herbert Spencer, the sociologist who coined the term
Speaker 7: survival of the fittest. In nineteen oh one, Galliant established
Speaker 7: the University of London's eugenics laboratory. So they were like,
Speaker 7: this has been around forever, you know.
Speaker 10: This.
Speaker 2: Popular eugenics.
Speaker 7: Yes, national efficiency and American mass culture in the nineteen thirties,
Speaker 7: that's what people are like, Oh, it was America too.
Speaker 7: There was a it was a lot who is the
Speaker 7: perfect baby? You know, do all these weird tests and
Speaker 7: shit like that, and pretty interesting and you know, and
Speaker 7: that's why they're using all these things to call the population.
Speaker 7: It's calling the herd, so to speak. So in Germany,
Speaker 7: Wilhelm Schallmeyer authored the popular books concerning selective breeding among
Speaker 7: the elites to further civilization. Just as the US eugenics
Speaker 7: eugenicis groups were sponsored by corporate foundations, shallen Meyer was
Speaker 7: prominent by group the German Industrial giant. Most early feminists
Speaker 7: opposed abortions, so eugenics was, in many ways a proxy
Speaker 7: for abortion.
Speaker 2: Isn't that weird.
Speaker 9: How you spin it?
Speaker 8: Whatever way you want, right, whatever way is going to
Speaker 8: try to get more people's attention.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well, or shall and Meyer, what kind of name
Speaker 7: does that sound?
Speaker 9: Like?
Speaker 5: I kill a communist for fun for a green card,
Speaker 5: I'm gonna carve him up.
Speaker 11: Real nice.
Speaker 9: Cuban I was gonna sit in that.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's scarface.
Speaker 7: I was like, he didn't like communists because he came
Speaker 7: from Cuba, which was dominantly a communist place. And it's fine.
Speaker 7: People are like, you know, well the Chinese are communists
Speaker 7: and Da da da and all this stuff. And it's
Speaker 7: as funny as you know, who helped build up the
Speaker 7: Mao's revolution to bring in the cultural revolution?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 2: I wonder, I wonder.
Speaker 7: Who was There's a guy named Real Epstein that was
Speaker 7: in talks with Mao and they were varying cahoots, and
Speaker 7: the whole ideology of communism comes from, you know. So
Speaker 7: we start to research this stuff and look into it
Speaker 7: and then it's just like, yeah, they were influencing all
Speaker 7: different cultures, even the Cuban revolution was designed by So
Speaker 7: start to read people into your history and you'll everything
Speaker 7: will start to line up and make sense. In the
Speaker 7: nineteen hundreds, Germany, Germans Brunt mutten Schultz.
Speaker 8: Here you go, Brett tongue is coming.
Speaker 7: Out bund the front, mutten Schultz, mutten Schultz, you gotta
Speaker 7: bring out your German accient at some point.
Speaker 9: It's from the heritage the older days.
Speaker 7: Multen Schultz so an organization for maternity project Feminists and
Speaker 7: socialist advocate for eugenics in order to own their bodies
Speaker 7: and gain credence in the male dominated sciences. The b M.
Speaker 7: The b f M was established by Elizabeth the Boonies,
Speaker 7: Ruth breh or whoever the fuck that is who fostered
Speaker 7: supports groups for a single unwed mothers.
Speaker 2: Others.
Speaker 7: More right wing eugenics like Angus Bloom dismissed dismissed the
Speaker 7: b FM's utopianism. Men cau men conversely, tended to see
Speaker 7: eugenics as an opportunity. Further, Uh, their control over female bodies.
Speaker 2: Isn't that interesting? Hmmm, that's weird. That's weird. Called weary
Speaker 2: me out.
Speaker 8: Well, as soon as you got control, like that's now
Speaker 8: now you have control of literally everything. Like I said,
Speaker 8: as soon as you start giving into one little thing,
Speaker 8: it's like, okay, that makes sense, and that's that's something
Speaker 8: that everybody would agree with. Don't you want kids with
Speaker 8: good teeth, good bones? It's like and then we get
Speaker 8: all of this too.
Speaker 7: Now who that you know?
Speaker 9: Who that?
Speaker 7: Do you know where all the money came to build
Speaker 7: the feminist groups.
Speaker 2: It's a fact, man.
Speaker 7: Look into all the people that sponsored and funded feminism,
Speaker 7: all specifically were like Bolsheviks and Jewish people that were
Speaker 7: trying to essentially, because that's what it is.
Speaker 2: You attack.
Speaker 7: They don't take away the guns first and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: they attack the family unit. Feminism was created to destroy
Speaker 7: the family unit, the nuclear family from within, and that's
Speaker 7: a fact. And not everyone that funded it was mostly Jewish.
Speaker 7: One of the main prominent voices of feminism was a
Speaker 7: Jewish woman and they've stated this openly in their writings
Speaker 7: that to destroy the family and have the state educate
Speaker 7: the children, and that the children will not be owned
Speaker 7: by the parents. The children are essentially owned by the state.
Speaker 7: And there was Canadian politicians that said this shit. One
Speaker 7: guy who's confronted during the pandemic stuff. And he was
Speaker 7: an MP and think out East or whatever, and he said,
Speaker 7: you don't own your children.
Speaker 2: The state does.
Speaker 7: And people were like, excuse me when they were confronting
Speaker 7: him about some of the gender ideology stuff. And you know,
Speaker 7: and that what they're teaching in the h in the schools,
Speaker 7: and it's pretty crazy, man. They and that's what communism is.
Speaker 7: They believe that you don't have the right. They abolish
Speaker 7: all private property, even your children they own, They want
Speaker 7: to own your children. But then the people at the
Speaker 7: top control everything and own everything. That's why it's like,
Speaker 7: it's not for love for everybody. All these kids being
Speaker 7: brainwashed by this ideology that like everyone's gonna get what
Speaker 7: they need. Now, that's not how it works. It's never
Speaker 7: worked like that in all of history. Whoever practices communism
Speaker 7: leads to starvation and death. Right, remember that except for
Speaker 7: the good ones, the hard workers. Well that's the only one.
Speaker 7: That's why it's so funny. People like capitalism and it's
Speaker 7: so bad. It's kills people. It's like, it's not capitalism
Speaker 7: because the market is not. It's manipulated like a puppet.
Speaker 7: The market has never been free, and it's owned by
Speaker 7: a bunch of bankers and all that stuff, and right,
Speaker 7: so it's not really it's not capitalism. We've never seen
Speaker 7: what true capitalism where democracy actually is because it's all
Speaker 7: controlled by the same thirteen families.
Speaker 8: I think very much, we've seen a lot of what
Speaker 8: true capitalism is.
Speaker 7: Not necessarily no, because the market's not free. It's not
Speaker 7: actually a free market because.
Speaker 8: I guess if you're talking about the stock market, but
Speaker 8: like just regular capitalism saying I can walk out on
Speaker 8: the street today, start my own business, get my own money,
Speaker 8: and nobody can decide how much I'm making.
Speaker 9: Stuff like that.
Speaker 7: Like, yeah, that's it's it's it's been good for society
Speaker 7: in some regards and stuff like that.
Speaker 9: But then you have to I mean, is that kind
Speaker 9: of what it is?
Speaker 7: It's kind of, but it's never been because you're still
Speaker 7: being controlled by the banking industry.
Speaker 2: You need to get your permit, then your license, money money.
Speaker 9: Oh oh sorry, you're talking about doing it legally?
Speaker 2: Sorry, Why the hell do you need a license to
Speaker 2: start a business?
Speaker 7: I know, why do you need a license for anything?
Speaker 10: Like?
Speaker 2: That's the all government.
Speaker 8: Still they know you're not a criminal.
Speaker 7: What do you mean our entire government is man. Our
Speaker 7: entire government is reason is selling us out to fucking India.
Speaker 7: Israeli said this when it's all cash gold man, you
Speaker 7: gotta get Goldie gotta get you gotta get behind. Well,
Speaker 7: you know that's why the that's why.
Speaker 8: The way I'll start my window cleaning business. I'll be like,
Speaker 8: you can only pay me in gold bars. I'm sorry. Yeah,
Speaker 8: see how many people I can Billy? You got to
Speaker 8: dress like a homeless guy. You'll get more tips that way.
Speaker 9: Is that how you do it? Squeegee, squeegee, squeegee please.
Speaker 7: So Inspired by mouth malice, the the Thomas Guy, The
Speaker 7: British Eugenics Education Society was found in nineteen oh one
Speaker 7: by Syllabil sylbil Godo next name and headed by Gallant.
Speaker 7: Forty percent of its members were women. Was that weird?
Speaker 7: For many feminists? Male dominated sex sexuality produced mame disease
Speaker 7: and unwanted babies. Dora Marsden, editor of Free Woman, oppose
Speaker 7: the Eugenics Education Society as a conspiracy against the poor.
Speaker 7: The Swedish feminist Ellen Kelly, explaining that society should be
Speaker 7: protected protect all, except for which he gives an occasion
Speaker 7: to a weak offspring and produces bad conditions for the
Speaker 7: development of that offspring. Pretty interesting. You Genesis relied on
Speaker 7: biology to try to defend superior and inferior characteristics. They
Speaker 7: utilize statistics to try to prove that the lower class
Speaker 7: of people were outbreeding the highest, which is the like
Speaker 7: and look at us. Now there's no middle class anymore.
Speaker 7: It's like rich and poor and that's you know. And
Speaker 7: as the point to what Brett kind of made too
Speaker 7: is true is that if they keep you like working
Speaker 7: and they constantly you're just scraping by, they give you
Speaker 7: just enough, you know, give them cake and circus, and
Speaker 7: they won't revolt. Then you people are so busy just
Speaker 7: trying to make ends meet that they'll never look up
Speaker 7: to the government and be like, why are you guys
Speaker 7: stealing everything from us?
Speaker 2: Why are we being taxed?
Speaker 7: Like they did this statistic now recently where it's like,
Speaker 7: so if you were to pay all of your taxes
Speaker 7: in June, you would spend six months out of the
Speaker 7: year paying the government, uh, and then finally in June
Speaker 7: you would eventually then you would start to make money
Speaker 7: for yourself. So if you start at the beginning of
Speaker 7: the year, you work six months out of the year
Speaker 7: for the fucking government to steal your money and send
Speaker 7: it to like wherever to research gender ideology studies in.
Speaker 2: The Philippines to Ukraine.
Speaker 7: Yeah, I know all that money there you got like this,
Speaker 7: How can you sniff so much in one interview? You know,
Speaker 7: Zelensky's are like, yeah, so he didn't.
Speaker 2: Fight for democracy. Democracy.
Speaker 7: Man, It's like they use these words like democracy to
Speaker 7: defend their their atrocities. Right, there's no democracy in Ukraine.
Speaker 7: They're literally like jailing pastors and Julia Christians and people
Speaker 7: that are against the war and making men fight. They're
Speaker 7: trying to force people to fight even though they don't
Speaker 7: want to. Uh, it's it's crazy, and they're going to
Speaker 7: bring in World War three and you know, just everybody knows.
Speaker 7: The United States has tried to pass legislation through to
Speaker 7: draft eighteen to twenty six year olds. So if you
Speaker 7: don't see how bad this could get, uh, your eyes
Speaker 7: will open pretty soon.
Speaker 2: It's the worst category of people to draft from. Have
Speaker 2: you seen how fat Americans are?
Speaker 7: That's you know, it's calling the herd bro more population control.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe that's what they want. If they want a
Speaker 2: fat complane.
Speaker 8: Take a couple of bullets before he falls down. Yea,
Speaker 8: one didn't even go through.
Speaker 2: Well, I've always wondered that you ever wonder what would
Speaker 2: be the opposite of eugenics.
Speaker 7: What be it would be? So everyone is just slow
Speaker 7: and retarded and camp.
Speaker 2: So let's use a straight hold on World War two,
Speaker 2: World War one, Vietnam. All right, Korea, you have an
Speaker 2: entire list of requirements and medical yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, now they don't do that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but back then, think about how many strong, eligible
Speaker 2: men that had all these you know, these characteristics of
Speaker 2: a fighter. Yeah, and they've gotten rid of majority of them.
Speaker 7: No, that's that's a fact. That's true. They did right now,
Speaker 7: the strongest of men, you know, Yeah, and that's what's happened.
Speaker 2: And they fought in the name and died in the
Speaker 2: name of freedoms, Like you're doing this for her country,
Speaker 2: which in seventy years will be turned over to men
Speaker 2: that actually think they're women but actually try and converse
Speaker 2: your children into watching sexually orientated story times. And well
Speaker 2: look at that.
Speaker 7: George S. Patten said that we fought on the wrong
Speaker 7: side and the Communist won the war. And it's like,
Speaker 7: is society is society is better now because of the
Speaker 7: good guys won, this perceived idea that good guys have
Speaker 7: always won, they've always won, right, No, that's never happened.
Speaker 7: Actually it's it's the most evil, depraved people have done
Speaker 7: the most cut through things in all of our history
Speaker 7: to design the system that they wanted wanted to build
Speaker 7: to enslave all of the human race. And now we're
Speaker 7: seeing this happen. My grandparents and my great grandparents and
Speaker 7: die in the fucking war to give goopret my tax
Speaker 7: money because that's what's happening. Literally, Oh, you're getting paid
Speaker 7: to work. We already did this episode. But it's crazy
Speaker 7: because I think about that, all the sacrifice it, all
Speaker 7: those white guys made to make sure Canada was given
Speaker 7: to Canadians in the future generation so they could be
Speaker 7: a prosperous country. And then it was thrown it all
Speaker 7: out the window, threw it all out the window, all
Speaker 7: those people that died literally for nothing. And there's a
Speaker 7: book I want to get that Jermy McKenzie has been reading.
Speaker 7: He's shedding out a show. I have to figure out
Speaker 7: what book it is. But it's all these letters and
Speaker 7: stories from all these men that fought in world War
Speaker 7: two and how they despise what this world is now
Speaker 7: and how they don't know what they fought for. All
Speaker 7: lot of them were like, why did my friends die?
Speaker 7: All my friends died for nothing? Because look at the
Speaker 7: country now. Is it better?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 7: Is the world better? No, it's not. It's actually way worse.
Speaker 7: It's true, look around all right.
Speaker 2: And all because of the blue button.
Speaker 7: But it's true. They funded both sides. They've controlled everything.
Speaker 7: The Rothchilds, the Rockefellers, the Habsburgs all were yes.
Speaker 2: The to just reach over and just I was trying to,
Speaker 2: but I don't think it was hooked.
Speaker 7: Up that that wasn't it was not another one. But
Speaker 7: it's just you know, it's you can just put whatever
Speaker 7: you want. It's weird randomly press but sometimes it works.
Speaker 2: That does, sometimes doesn't.
Speaker 9: So it's it's their comedy.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 7: People don't understand where this is headed. And it's so
Speaker 7: funny because a lot of people are like bringing up
Speaker 7: the idea that like, well, shut up, white man, you
Speaker 7: know you're a callonizer all that ship.
Speaker 2: You know, the indigenous population.
Speaker 7: Is from eastern uh Asia, right, like the native population
Speaker 7: that exists in Canada, or that did exist somewhat h
Speaker 7: you know that they were from East Asia that they
Speaker 7: can trace all their lineage back then, so you're not
Speaker 7: even native to this land.
Speaker 2: Or South America because we don't know where the astext
Speaker 2: really came from.
Speaker 7: Because yeah, well that's and that's the thing is, like
Speaker 7: people don't understand that all land has been conquered at
Speaker 7: some point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but doesn't it run on the concept of first come,
Speaker 2: first serve, Like but it's like I was her first,
Speaker 2: like with the hellt Well house and some guy comes
Speaker 2: in like this, my how the fucking fu? That's true?
Speaker 7: Well now we're seeing that now, and that's why people
Speaker 7: are justifying what's happening with mass immigration and they're like, well,
Speaker 7: karma is a bitch, you know, you guys deserve it.
Speaker 7: Da da da, And it's just like yeah, but you know,
Speaker 7: the indigenous were like cutting and like killing the children
Speaker 7: of the Europeans, And it's like, funny, is you wonder
Speaker 7: like why these things took place?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: You always like you start to study history and you
Speaker 7: started to be like, hey, why did this happen?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 7: Oh, because the indigenous they were already warring with each
Speaker 7: other and not saying it's justified at all. But they
Speaker 7: were warring with each other, killing each other. The European
Speaker 7: settlers came over here, actually tried to make deals with them,
Speaker 7: and then they started killing the European children, putting their
Speaker 7: body parts into trees. So the European settlers received this,
Speaker 7: killing their women and children, and then they were like,
Speaker 7: fuck this, We tried to make a deal, and then
Speaker 7: the the genocide happened. But is it a genocide if
Speaker 7: people are still around, Because technically, if they want to,
Speaker 7: the Europeans probably could have killed every single native, but
Speaker 7: they didn't, so that's secondly not a full blown genocide
Speaker 7: because there's still natives that exist today. And not saying
Speaker 7: it's justified. I'm not saying it's justified. But there's no
Speaker 7: innocent parties in war and history. There's people can plicit
Speaker 7: on both sides. And it was mostly all the government.
Speaker 7: All the problems come from the governments and the people
Speaker 7: who are truly evil and control of the world. Because
Speaker 7: all European settlers didn't even know about the indigenouss came
Speaker 7: over to build a better country for themselves, you know
Speaker 7: what I mean, and to expand and try to make
Speaker 7: a better culture and it's I just I find it
Speaker 7: funny that everyone in the world wants to come to
Speaker 7: the European countries and the countries that Europeans built because
Speaker 7: we have a better system. We have supposed we have
Speaker 7: to have law and order, not much anymore. But you know,
Speaker 7: it is interesting if you think about it that way.
Speaker 7: Why do you guys all want to come to the
Speaker 7: white countries? Oh, that's because our countries were built better
Speaker 7: than your poopy country.
Speaker 9: I thought this episode was on it.
Speaker 2: Donald Trump said something like that, pop your shiphole countries
Speaker 2: coming here.
Speaker 7: We really don't your poopy countries to build the wall.
Speaker 2: Mexicans pay for it all.
Speaker 7: Yeah, let's just burn a massive landfill full of garbage.
Speaker 7: That's a great idea. Yeah, you could do that. Yes,
Speaker 7: it's true. So funny all the all the states that
Speaker 7: are very much uh against guns or the worst ones.
Speaker 2: So it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: So obviously, you know, and then this all, like all
Speaker 7: the stuff that we're talking about, does kind of coincide
Speaker 7: with some of the ship that we're talking about when
Speaker 7: it comes to you know, people and different races and groups,
Speaker 7: and there is differences between us. That's a fact.
Speaker 12: Man.
Speaker 7: You can't just cover it up and be like, we're
Speaker 7: all the same. It's not true. Eugenics were allied on
Speaker 7: uh this biology to define, you know, what was the
Speaker 7: best race of people or uh inferior or inferior, superior,
Speaker 7: inferior characteristics obviously, you know, and trying to create the
Speaker 7: higher status of people. But the EES members, like mathematician
Speaker 7: and later Ministry of Food Statistics David Huron, explained that
Speaker 7: high a net fertility is soon I don't know, it's
Speaker 7: smewn to be very monked h correlated with the most
Speaker 7: undesirable social factors. We know now that the poverty can
Speaker 7: cause serious cognitive problems in the developing brain. So people
Speaker 7: from poor countries obviously have lower IQs. You know, they're
Speaker 7: not educated properly. That is a fact, right, So Billy
Speaker 7: knows about that, aren't you do? You know, Billy's like
Speaker 7: the whitest Mexican ever. Did you know that?
Speaker 2: Really? Yeah?
Speaker 7: Do you do have Mexican blood in you somewhere?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 8: Well, no, we've talked about this, remember, because I'm German.
Speaker 8: Midda night, so they all went to Mexico first, and
Speaker 8: then I talked about how my grandpa probably killed Pret's
Speaker 8: grandpa in the war. I don't remember that conversation too.
Speaker 2: But this is all third right blood.
Speaker 7: So it's it's so funny just because like I'm not
Speaker 7: I've never I'm not justifying anything that was done to people.
Speaker 7: I believe that, you know, humans, you know, you need
Speaker 7: to be humane to be human. Uh, And killing anyone
Speaker 7: I think is a disgusting practice of barbarism. Barbarism.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 7: But the fact is if you need to if someone
Speaker 7: comes attacked, well that's true, because if someone wants you
Speaker 7: to attack you, yes, you.
Speaker 2: Have to defend yourself.
Speaker 7: If you have an evil force of malevolent people, you
Speaker 7: kind of That's why it's like so funny, this hate
Speaker 7: speech thing. It's like, you gotta it's bad. It's hate speech.
Speaker 7: You're supposed to hate bad things. Should you hate pedophiles?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: Should you hate people like that will just kill people
Speaker 7: out of a whim and not care. Yes, you're supposed
Speaker 7: to hate evil. You're not supposed to love evil. And
Speaker 7: that's what the society is becoming, where it's like just
Speaker 7: accept everything. It's fine. Everyone should be accepted. Now, not
Speaker 7: everyone should be accepted. If you're a degenerate, you know,
Speaker 7: get you get me, you can get my flow.
Speaker 9: You know, I was listening.
Speaker 7: So at the time, poverty related impaired cognitive function that
Speaker 7: they called feeble mindness was falsely attributed to genetics, and
Speaker 7: the same way Klaue Schwab says, like useless eaters and
Speaker 7: all that in their own writings, U a nineteen twelve
Speaker 7: report by the Committee to Consider the Eugenic Aspect of
Speaker 7: Poor Low Law Enforcement Reform, OH Law Reform refers to
Speaker 7: the feeble minded who could not work, and we're a
Speaker 7: negative value to the capitalist class as the chief burden
Speaker 7: on the public purse. Weird, it's a weird way to
Speaker 7: say it, as it required health and social care, both
Speaker 7: are which instill their infancy. So is the idea like, yeah,
Speaker 7: if you if you're not gonna benefit society, that I
Speaker 7: guess you should.
Speaker 8: Go A useless eater is the only way I'm insulting
Speaker 8: anyone anymore.
Speaker 9: Yeah, that is such a good sentence.
Speaker 2: It is.
Speaker 9: But that's what you are, such a waste of food.
Speaker 2: It's in there.
Speaker 7: It's in their own writings. Man, of it's it's so
Speaker 7: true because that's what they say, like you're a useless eater,
Speaker 7: you're not benefiting society, and that's why it's so funny.
Speaker 7: Like I think people like Trudeau and stuff truly believe
Speaker 7: that he's like like he's so mentally ill, like his
Speaker 7: brain's so fucked up. He's oh, you know, it's crazy.
Speaker 7: What sorry off Trea thought, you know it's crazy. Supposedly right, Uh,
Speaker 7: the French intelligence agency get this, have a video. This
Speaker 7: is a theory, but they're supposed to we have this.
Speaker 7: People that have know these people have heard that this
Speaker 7: is true, that they have a video of Trudeau fucking
Speaker 7: MARCN the French premiere. They have video footage of this.
Speaker 7: So you wonder why his his uh his wife left him.
Speaker 7: There's a clip of him being like, you know, it
Speaker 7: would be if Trudeau is saying this, it's funny because
Speaker 7: your cousin sent me this where it's like a Trudeau's
Speaker 7: talking He's like, it would be crazy, you know, it
Speaker 7: would be uh be so progressive if you if you
Speaker 7: realize that, you know, your prime minister was maybe gay
Speaker 7: or something like a politic whatever, and he was talking
Speaker 7: about himself pretty probably where he just he just kind
Speaker 7: of outed himself that oh he's probably gay and uh
Speaker 7: pretty crazy, and there's supposed to have.
Speaker 2: Video footage of this.
Speaker 9: Who who filmed it?
Speaker 2: They it's a humiliation ritual.
Speaker 7: Look at Massad Island, right, they had cameras everywhere, right
Speaker 7: and and you know, and that's why they blackmailed.
Speaker 2: They had. It's so crazy they had they had a pedophile.
Speaker 7: Like fuck kids to death island and and it's like
Speaker 7: nobody's been held accountable for that ship at all, and
Speaker 7: no one doesn't know like in the connection to Israel
Speaker 7: and all that stuff. It's like crazy, no, no one's
Speaker 7: been held accountable, and no one don't even cares. These
Speaker 7: people are still in power.
Speaker 2: It's just like I don't understand what the fascination with
Speaker 2: you know, fucking each other is. It's like, do you
Speaker 2: guys constantly just go through the day like I want,
Speaker 2: young boy, That's that's what I want.
Speaker 8: It's something you have so much money that you somebody
Speaker 8: you can't just get.
Speaker 2: What do you mean you just can't get? Why don't
Speaker 2: you try helping people? Like there's so many people educational
Speaker 2: centers to teach people how to be you know, properly,
Speaker 2: properly have in public and do different things and think
Speaker 2: different ways. And because they don't want that, that's not fun.
Speaker 2: I just want boys tasks.
Speaker 8: Yeah, like you're always looking for the bigger and better thing,
Speaker 8: like you're talking about with porn.
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Speaker 8: When you have that much money and you're just like, right, well,
Speaker 8: I'm not a good person, So like, what's next?
Speaker 9: What's going?
Speaker 7: It comes so much and that's why I did a video.
Speaker 7: I was like, uh, does anyone feel like pride is
Speaker 7: is like a long, a month long humiliation ritual to
Speaker 7: bring like society down to the level and de generacy
Speaker 7: of the elites, because it very much seems like it is.
Speaker 7: And that's what they do. They do these weird rituals.
Speaker 7: It's existed for a long time where they humiliate certain
Speaker 7: people in power to gain them status and to open
Speaker 7: the doors into Hollywood and all that stuff and and
Speaker 7: to be connected to the elites and then and you
Speaker 7: start it's it's just fascinating. He started reading into the
Speaker 7: stuff and who owns.
Speaker 9: Hollywood Men's Mental Health Month?
Speaker 2: I know that too.
Speaker 9: Where does that go?
Speaker 7: Six hundred thousand men?
Speaker 9: It's only lasted like what like four years.
Speaker 7: Which is crazy, another humiliation.
Speaker 14: I have contained my rage for as long as possible,
Speaker 14: but I shall unleash my fury upon you.
Speaker 11: Like the crossing of a thousand wave.
Speaker 7: Always study. British eugenics failed in their lobby to legislate
Speaker 7: for sterilization, passing instead the Mental Deficiency Act of nineteen thirteen,
Speaker 7: which sought to institutionalize people with particular needs. Many British
Speaker 7: female eugenesis opposed this act because it primarily targeted single mothers.
Speaker 7: This is me and ability to talk about this where
Speaker 7: it's like you didn't do the dishes, Okay, you're going
Speaker 7: into the going, you're going into the mental institution. And
Speaker 7: as it does, because like they targeted single mothers like
Speaker 7: you're not fit to raise the kid and all that stuff,
Speaker 7: and they just throw them and you know in some institution.
Speaker 2: You know, no, I don't tell me.
Speaker 7: Pretty crazy. It existed too. They were showing pictures for
Speaker 7: all the listeners. Sterilization of mothers. Yeah see, and it's
Speaker 7: just like they were definitely trying to target certain people.
Speaker 7: Look at these exhibits eugenics and health exhibit. These people
Speaker 7: are like, hmm, you know, so let's get in. The
Speaker 7: British economist John Maynor Keene is credit with the influential
Speaker 7: theories concerning the state planning over national economies. Keynes believe
Speaker 7: that the law and the other coercive measures could be
Speaker 7: imposed on the population abroad to improve their living standards
Speaker 7: by reducing the overall numbers. In nineteen fourteen, for instance,
Speaker 7: he wrote, in many, if not most parts of the world,
Speaker 7: there actually exist at the present time a denser population
Speaker 7: that is incompatible with the higher level of economy, the
Speaker 7: economy's well being.
Speaker 2: What accident is even that? I don't know, you said,
Speaker 2: like Colonel Sanders, like ex cousins that you know just
Speaker 2: got back from retard rehab. I'll say, well rehab, Oh sorry,
Speaker 2: that's x ex liberal you know, socialist jew Party, special school,
Speaker 2: special school.
Speaker 7: I stole that takes to taste of recipe from some
Speaker 7: some black woman.
Speaker 2: Her name is Jeremiah.
Speaker 9: From from a Jamaican woman.
Speaker 7: That's why it's so funny, like, let's get rid of
Speaker 7: Aunt Jemima and everything else, and it's like, uncle, all
Speaker 7: the white guys still exist.
Speaker 2: Yeah, even Wendy. You're not getting rid of Wendy. What
Speaker 2: is it with the clowns? That's the other thing. Why
Speaker 2: was that even a thing?
Speaker 9: A clown?
Speaker 2: Is going look up a picture right now and tell
Speaker 2: me that's not a clown. That is Ron McDonald's daughter.
Speaker 7: She's you know, you know what the craziest thing is,
Speaker 7: do you know that clowns made? And we'll do an
Speaker 7: episode about this at some points. No clowns might be
Speaker 7: connected to I think the Nephalom that there was people
Speaker 7: that claimed the f one of those the ancient race.
Speaker 7: I think it's the Nephelo, and they claimed that they
Speaker 7: had like big shoes, red hair, all of this weird stuff.
Speaker 7: So the idea of where clowns come from could come
Speaker 7: from like the these race of people.
Speaker 8: It's a little girl, man, a little girl with pigtails.
Speaker 8: Uh huh, uh huh. That's a start out with clon
Speaker 8: that I thought she stars. The little bit has been
Speaker 8: to Epstein Island. That's what happened.
Speaker 2: It's Masade Island. Yeah, now look at Ronald McDonald. No,
Speaker 2: I'll have a look at him. Then put that on
Speaker 2: the screen. Billy, I found your baby pictures. Billy, he's
Speaker 2: the one on the right.
Speaker 7: According to some scholars, nineteenth century pedigree animal breeding inspired
Speaker 7: US eugenics, with an animal the the American Breeding Association,
Speaker 7: splintering to form the eugenics movement by the nineteen by
Speaker 7: nineteen tens. By the nineteen tens, the US states, particularly
Speaker 7: in the South, hosted better Baby competitions and which the mentally, mental,
Speaker 7: and physical characteristics of the infant were measured and pretty crazy,
Speaker 7: there's measured by eugenics, eugenesis, and they were like tabulated
Speaker 7: by them being like, look at this baby, he's the
Speaker 7: best baby ever.
Speaker 2: Get pictures of.
Speaker 9: That that one.
Speaker 2: Why are they always measuring the nose like a big piece?
Speaker 7: Yeah, that's that's when they go to Israel, they have
Speaker 7: to measure your nose.
Speaker 2: Wasn't even based off them just proportion how your body
Speaker 2: is or what what's the what's the benefit of.
Speaker 9: Like, well, it's got to be the exact same side.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 7: They're like they do like this where it's like how
Speaker 7: big is your head?
Speaker 8: You know why are they worrying about his head with
Speaker 8: that fucking hairline?
Speaker 2: Better questions? Look at that mustache? How is that even
Speaker 2: that far out?
Speaker 7: It's crazy. We should bring that ship back, man, I
Speaker 7: can't do that. There we go, Who is the better baby?
Speaker 7: That's just not you know, birth control and society free
Speaker 7: clinics read the controlled news CBC of course their you
Speaker 7: propagandized piece of ship.
Speaker 8: My text, bring that newspaper back, not you meant now
Speaker 8: in the world today?
Speaker 2: Pretty crazy. Jennek's building. Sorry, what there's a building? What
Speaker 2: do you do? It's like, I don't know as my
Speaker 2: child retarded, Like, what do you want me to do
Speaker 2: with them?
Speaker 10: Well?
Speaker 2: Here, put them on the table. Oh yeah, he's he's
Speaker 2: he's awfully taking. We might have to do something about that.
Speaker 7: Take him in the back of old yellers.
Speaker 2: Yelling this is what they did.
Speaker 8: People spend time with them, observe them. So uh, writing
Speaker 8: the American podcast should just be I was just chilling
Speaker 8: in a living room.
Speaker 9: Sometimes it shouldn't be filmed.
Speaker 7: Well this is you know, we're not for the easily offended.
Speaker 7: So if you are easily offended, maybe fuck off.
Speaker 2: You know, like you bet where we're.
Speaker 7: You know, you're allowed to think things. You're allowed to
Speaker 7: have your own opinions. I'm sorry that mine does not
Speaker 7: reflect the estate narrative in the propaganda.
Speaker 9: Supposed to be laughing at what we're saying.
Speaker 2: Every it's just.
Speaker 7: Dark humor there you have if you're you know what,
Speaker 7: if you're if you're not laughing, you're crying.
Speaker 2: If you're not laughing, you're fucking crying. Because that's the
Speaker 2: only way we can cope with society nowadays is by
Speaker 2: making a joke of it, because it's so bad.
Speaker 7: It's very bad. It's all they're gonna get worse.
Speaker 2: Besides, they're gonna look back at us, like can you
Speaker 2: believe they used to think that they were women? Like,
Speaker 2: it's just he does he's got an Adams Elples Dick's
Speaker 2: hanging out.
Speaker 7: It's gonna be fun for World War three when there's.
Speaker 2: All these like wait, do you think there's a division
Speaker 2: of trainees?
Speaker 7: Yeah, they're doing it.
Speaker 2: Do you think they're scary? Like do you think like
Speaker 2: they take like a division of them. And then there's
Speaker 2: like they find out intelligence that there's actually this division
Speaker 2: that's in China that are actually really homophobic, Like, oh fuck,
Speaker 2: they're gay, like they're gonna fuck do you remember Shane Gillis,
Speaker 2: It's like, you know, how scary, like how army, how
Speaker 2: scary it gets an army would be if they found
Speaker 2: they were gay, like the Nazis they couldn't be stylish
Speaker 2: enough and find out that they're gay, or like the Vikings,
Speaker 2: and they're like looking at like, oh no, it's the Vikings.
Speaker 2: They've come to raid our village and rape our women,
Speaker 2: and then a fucking Pride flag comes up on their masks.
Speaker 2: Ah fuck. Oh no.
Speaker 7: It's so fun too because like they're now they're trying
Speaker 7: to make it like this diversity and inclusion ship is
Speaker 7: going to kill this civilization. They want to make them
Speaker 7: army fucking fifty to fifty men and women. It's not
Speaker 7: working so far, but they've done all the tests. It's
Speaker 7: already out. All of this stuff is already out. That
Speaker 7: it was like top were the men obviously, then the
Speaker 7: mixed groups or second, and the women were like dead last.
Speaker 7: Same with like there was an organization for women firefighters
Speaker 7: and they burnt down fucking Alberta.
Speaker 2: That's a fact that happens.
Speaker 9: That was my fun fact like a year ago.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so crazy, so and the thing is right like
Speaker 7: that even being cops and stuff like that, that there's
Speaker 7: some jobs that women could do, but realistically, like the
Speaker 7: whole idea you're supposed to be able to man handle people,
Speaker 7: that that is the job you're supposed to be able
Speaker 7: to And it's like, oh, well that's not all you
Speaker 7: know what they do. I'm like, yeah, but if you
Speaker 7: pull over a guy, there could be dangerous anything. And
Speaker 7: then you have like in Britain right now, right because
Speaker 7: they're like, oh, it's gotta be all equality, right, and
Speaker 7: there's women cops that can't take down criminals are scared
Speaker 7: to and there was citizens helping the women cops arrest
Speaker 7: this guy because they couldn't handle doing it themselves. Two
Speaker 7: of these chicks. And then the same thing with that
Speaker 7: German politician. German politician gets stabbed and then they this
Speaker 7: citizen tries to help them and the cop tackles him.
Speaker 7: The cop gets stabbed in the neck by the Muslim
Speaker 7: extremists after they tackle the guy trying to help them.
Speaker 7: And then there's twelve cops, mostly women, all standing around
Speaker 7: doing nothing, doing absolutely.
Speaker 2: Nothing to help the situation.
Speaker 7: Twelve of them, probably around around twelve people it's not
Speaker 7: good man like and there's now people are starting to
Speaker 7: clue them with all that stuff that. Yeah, this is
Speaker 7: like making our society way worse. And you need men
Speaker 7: to be men and women to be women. And it's
Speaker 7: built on this foundation, right, Strong men protect women, strong women,
Speaker 7: protect children, strong families, protect society.
Speaker 2: Facts facts.
Speaker 12: You're gonna eat one of your Jedi mind tricks on me.
Speaker 7: I don't know what that sound effect was. I was
Speaker 7: just gonna click. Oh, yeah, I know where you got
Speaker 7: that one from.
Speaker 10: All you motherfuckers sites are the ones who are the
Speaker 10: ball liquors.
Speaker 2: We're gonna fuck your mothers while you.
Speaker 8: Watch and cry like little whiny bitches.
Speaker 10: Once we get to Hollywood and find those Mirror Max
Speaker 10: fucks who was making the movie, we're gonna make them
Speaker 10: eat our ship, then shoot out our ship, and then
Speaker 10: eating their ship that's made up of bar ship that
Speaker 10: we made a meat and then all you motherfucks are next.
Speaker 7: Yep, We're coming for you.
Speaker 9: And that one was from the exact same website.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was from That was from eugenics dot com.
Speaker 7: We're gonna make all you motherfuckers pay. So it's pretty
Speaker 7: crazy because all these weirdos are like which way to
Speaker 7: the Civil War? Or the left is not going to
Speaker 7: favor well in that war. So pretty crazy, So they
Speaker 7: have you know this. Writing for the American Breeders magazine
Speaker 7: in nineteen ten, Davenport, director of the Cold Springs Harbor
Speaker 7: Station for the Experimental Study of Evolution, argued, at the
Speaker 7: society you must protect itself from so called feeble minded
Speaker 7: by the segregation or even sterilization. American Eugenesis established the
Speaker 7: Carnegie funded Eugenics Record Office. The US socialist, feminist and
Speaker 7: birth control advocate Margaret Singer, who was yes, opened to
Speaker 7: America's first birth control clinic in New York in nineteen sixteen.
Speaker 7: Sanger also helped to create the organization Planned Parenthood. But
Speaker 7: these progressive steps steps masked another agenda. And this is true, right,
Speaker 7: Like Planned Parenthood, all of the nurses are driving like
Speaker 7: fucking sweet cars, you know, expensive, you know some you
Speaker 7: know ferraries because they're selling the aborted fetuses. That's a fact.
Speaker 7: They're putting it in creams or whatever.
Speaker 2: All sorts of stuff along with the micro chips.
Speaker 7: It isn't PEPSI I tell sorry that all the time.
Speaker 7: I'm like, you know, you're drinking.
Speaker 2: If you look at US Mormons, Jehovah's witnesses, they love
Speaker 2: that kind of stuff.
Speaker 8: That was that was a smart name though, playing parenthood,
Speaker 8: because all growing up I was like, yeah, it's like
Speaker 8: a nice place you're like six or whatever. And then
Speaker 8: it's like that, that's a horrible name. It's it's not playing.
Speaker 8: It's for people that didn't plan.
Speaker 2: It's should be called clothes hangers or us or just toys. R. No,
Speaker 2: it's not toys. It's clothes hangers. Come on in, you
Speaker 2: come in. You gotta set a free clothes hanger. Any
Speaker 2: color you want. We got them white, blue, and green.
Speaker 2: That's not any color you want. That's the calls off.
Speaker 2: And so any color you want, you can have one
Speaker 2: of those colors.
Speaker 9: He was sick one you want all three.
Speaker 7: So the thing is like right, like like whatever people
Speaker 7: believe in, whatever you want. Don't get offended by all
Speaker 7: this ship. But you shouldn't use it as birth control.
Speaker 7: If you've had five, I think it's about time you stop.
Speaker 2: I think if you if you're not planning on being
Speaker 2: any birth control, I think you should just stick to
Speaker 2: blow jobs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, well the idea, right, I've always said this, like
Speaker 7: and even you know, like just but the thing is
Speaker 7: too it'd be like, it is a consequence. It's a
Speaker 7: very serious adult thing, and when you do do it,
Speaker 7: there is consequences of things that we do as human beings,
Speaker 7: and that's one of the consequences. So you kind of
Speaker 7: have to be like, well, you know, it's like a
Speaker 7: learning lesson. But now it's obviously to me in some regard.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to figure out why you'd rather let him
Speaker 2: fuck you rather than find out trying if he's going
Speaker 2: to commit to you. Yeah, yeah, because that seems a
Speaker 2: little more like less intense.
Speaker 7: Well, look at the degenerate society only fans like like
Speaker 7: legal prostitution pretty much like all this stuff that we're doing,
Speaker 7: it's eroding the females. And then there's females that are
Speaker 7: standing up for the transgender people who are literally taking over.
Speaker 7: Like all the feminists are like rah rah raw, like
Speaker 7: let them let them be.
Speaker 2: And then it's like all the guys are like, I
Speaker 2: want to get a beer a beer. Let them fucking
Speaker 2: have about it.
Speaker 7: So this is this is Margaret Singer.
Speaker 14: Margaret Singer, that's Margaret Sleeve, President of America's Planned Parent Confederation,
Speaker 14: maintains that European women should stop having babies for the
Speaker 14: next ten years.
Speaker 12: But missus slee in this country heading babies? Is there
Speaker 12: anything left which is both unration? And do think we
Speaker 12: really ought to stop?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 7: I suppose the subject that is really.
Speaker 2: So personal reptilian, The parents could decide so hard reptian.
Speaker 2: Look at her face, babies, that's a reptilian. She pro
Speaker 2: is probably you see how fire ours our part? You
Speaker 2: see that lizard? Lizard lady? Yeah, fucking eyes.
Speaker 7: Let's play one more time.
Speaker 14: This is Margaret Sleeve, president of America's Planned Parent Confederation,
Speaker 14: maintains that European women should stop having babies for the
Speaker 14: next ten years.
Speaker 12: But missus in this country heading babies? Is there anything left?
Speaker 12: Which is both unration and untext? Who think we really
Speaker 12: ought to stop?
Speaker 8: Well?
Speaker 12: I suppose the subject like that is really so personal,
Speaker 12: that's entirely after the parents could decide basically babies.
Speaker 7: It's so crazy because that's like, that's then the thing
Speaker 7: is too right, the idea of the left or whatever right.
Speaker 7: They're like anti human. They are completely anti human. All
Speaker 7: their policies, all the things they believe in, Like they
Speaker 7: hate babies.
Speaker 2: How do you hate babies? How do you just teach
Speaker 2: kids to wait till merit? It's crazy.
Speaker 7: There's like protesters and stuff like that for the lgbtas
Speaker 7: fucking whatever, blah blah blah. And there's there's video footage
Speaker 7: of these women being like, oh I love killing babies.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 7: I love to kill baby. And it's like you're like,
Speaker 7: you're you ound mind your batshit crazy. And like I said,
Speaker 7: I think that people should have a choice in some regard,
Speaker 7: but not to use as birth control or whatever. But
Speaker 7: the fact is the left is like anti human. They
Speaker 7: want to like they just want to kill people, sterilize people,
Speaker 7: cut off their ball, stopping proud of puberty. Like they're
Speaker 7: anti human, they're against humanity.
Speaker 8: Okay, quickly, sorry Brett, wait till marriage. How are you doing?
Speaker 2: What am I doing?
Speaker 9: You don't care with that?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Like I said, blowjops, did you not fucking get that?
Speaker 7: Or I don't believe you?
Speaker 2: My virgin? Yeah, I broke that one. No one, someone
Speaker 2: should have taught me better. I was kind of lost
Speaker 2: in that one. I didn't know what was right, what
Speaker 2: was wrong. I was like, maybe I'm doing it right.
Speaker 8: Destroy the child corrupt them all, Oh did you think
Speaker 8: it was the butt?
Speaker 9: It wasn't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't what I mean, you try, but did you soaking?
Speaker 7: Is that what you did?
Speaker 2: I not soak them out of Mormon. What I'm saying
Speaker 2: is I feel like they should at least teach kids
Speaker 2: about the consequences of having this. Well, they do somewhat,
Speaker 2: I do, remember, I don't mean they did. I got
Speaker 2: taught that in school, but they didn't like understand the
Speaker 2: full like like matter of it. They've never actually like
Speaker 2: seen a screamy on brakful child.
Speaker 9: We should all have said.
Speaker 7: Now it's even worse. It's like you can be called
Speaker 7: zimers is easier.
Speaker 2: Even a dress code that'd be a little more ideal,
Speaker 2: because girls nowadays they're like fourteen, they dressed like full
Speaker 2: on hookers. Yeah, it's crazy. It's pretty bad. Usually, I
Speaker 2: know they don't in Brunswick because you know, you can't
Speaker 2: tell the guys from the women. But like here in Ontario,
Speaker 2: it's it's pretty bad. You walk down the street, it's like,
Speaker 2: am I in like downtown Toronto or you know Burfer
Speaker 2: Like they're dressed like horrors. Damn it. We were supposed
Speaker 2: to do. I got fifty bucks, and I don't know
Speaker 2: what it's supposed to do.
Speaker 8: So.
Speaker 7: Sanger was a strong advocate for eugenics, even speaking about
Speaker 7: the subject to at at klu Klutz Clan meeting White too,
Speaker 7: white supremacists who had the interest in wiping out the
Speaker 7: black population in nineteen twenty four. The psychologist Uh yeah,
Speaker 7: the psychologist uh and feminist uh. Later, Holingworth explained that
Speaker 7: they that the very intelligence who are those who rise
Speaker 7: in the world of the competition and who are also
Speaker 7: able to produce children like themselves. There sponsored by hugenic societies,
Speaker 7: Fit of Families competition awarded medals inscribed with yeah, I
Speaker 7: have a good I have a goodly heritage. As it says, yeah,
Speaker 7: I have a goodly heritage.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a good impression. As guys trying to be
Speaker 2: women nowadays, it's just as convincing.
Speaker 9: Yeah it's man.
Speaker 8: All I could hear was like, just like an old lady,
Speaker 8: like the crepit in the corner, just like rocking in
Speaker 8: her chair, going the.
Speaker 2: Balls are hanging out of underneath their scar. Oh fuck,
Speaker 2: it's it's an old one ship.
Speaker 7: It's been happening since fucking with the wild Republic was
Speaker 7: not beforehand. So read this for US.
Speaker 8: Billy marriage fit and unfit. Here definition peer colon underscore
Speaker 8: children normal, all right? Number two abnormal children abnormal? Okay,
Speaker 8: what the fuck am I reading?
Speaker 10: Oh?
Speaker 9: So okay?
Speaker 8: So number three peer and abnormal children normal but tainted,
Speaker 8: some grandchildren abnormal.
Speaker 9: That one I feel like is my category? All right?
Speaker 8: Tainted and abnormal children plus normal but tainted and abnormal. Oh,
Speaker 8: those are half normal and half tainted half abnormal. Number
Speaker 8: five is tainted and peer children are half peer normal
Speaker 8: but half normal but tainted.
Speaker 7: And then you got abnormal, no pure, and then you
Speaker 7: got you got tainted tainted children.
Speaker 8: Abnormal, one peer normal and two tainted. Sounds like a potion.
Speaker 8: How long are we a marri Americans to be so
Speaker 8: careful for the pedigree of our pigs and chickens and
Speaker 8: cattle and then leave the ancestry of our children to
Speaker 8: chance or to blind sentiment?
Speaker 7: Pretty weird man. This is in their own writings, which
Speaker 7: is so crazy. Look at this point, it's.
Speaker 11: A good point. Like some people are born the rest,
Speaker 11: some people are born to be a burden on the rest.
Speaker 11: Learn about hereditary. About hereditary, you can help correct these conditions.
Speaker 11: America needs more intelligent people.
Speaker 8: Go back to that on my screen. All those flashcards
Speaker 8: are blurry as hell? Can you read those?
Speaker 9: Or no?
Speaker 2: I cannot see they're because oh this light. Oh they're
Speaker 2: in Germans.
Speaker 9: Why they're English?
Speaker 7: Everything?
Speaker 8: In every fifty seconds, a person is committed to something, something,
Speaker 8: something stares Okay.
Speaker 7: That's they're one of their abortion methods.
Speaker 2: Stairs.
Speaker 9: Every fifty seconds we push.
Speaker 7: So uh yeah, so crazy. The US eugenics were behind
Speaker 7: the Immigration Act in nineteen twenty four, which limited the
Speaker 7: entering into the United States of foreign peppers. Peppers? Uh,
Speaker 7: who are the establishment considered genetically inferior?
Speaker 2: Do you know what that?
Speaker 7: You know that up until the sixties in Canada to
Speaker 7: immigrate here you had to be European. I think we
Speaker 7: should have probably kept that uh in nineteen Then this
Speaker 7: is idea right for everybody out there?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: Should Japan be for the Japanese? Should China be for
Speaker 7: the Chinese? Should India be for Is it racist?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 7: Is it racist for India to for to be for Indians,
Speaker 7: for the Japanese, for Japan to be for the Japanese?
Speaker 2: And should Earth be for humans and not reptilian bastards?
Speaker 9: Yes, yeah, those keep coming.
Speaker 7: So and that's the idea is like and then people
Speaker 7: are like, well, you're a colonizer.
Speaker 2: Not it actually does mean that colonize. Uh you know
Speaker 2: if and.
Speaker 7: That's so absurd, that's like, you know, I think because
Speaker 7: of the British and Spans and shrup that somebody else
Speaker 7: would have story. You fucking lost. The past is the past.
Speaker 7: There's generations of people that have been here, have no
Speaker 7: connection to Europe at all.
Speaker 2: This time built some better firearms.
Speaker 9: Next time, go to Europe, though, Like I don't want
Speaker 9: to be.
Speaker 2: You don't want to go there. Now you're closer, You're
Speaker 2: closer than us, So get on it.
Speaker 9: I'll go to Italy. You'll go to Italy.
Speaker 2: You know, speaking of which you should go to Italy.
Speaker 2: You know why you should go to Italy because right
Speaker 2: now they're offering like free farmland, free houses because they
Speaker 2: have they don't have a population problem with like forties,
Speaker 2: fifties and sixties. They have all old people but no
Speaker 2: young people. I wonder why that happened. Well, they're trying
Speaker 2: to get immigrants there, but they don't want to fucking
Speaker 2: move there. I'm like, I don't blame you. You've seen
Speaker 2: that place. It's done about white rock and fucking tomatoes.
Speaker 7: Well the thing is too, it's it's you know, during
Speaker 7: medicine time, you know, they targeted what population the most?
Speaker 7: My wonder, right, So, and the idea of like they
Speaker 7: convinced Canadians like like that, people like that Margaret communist bitch.
Speaker 7: Uh that you know, it's like we got to stop
Speaker 7: having kids and all that stuff, and that was that's all. Uh,
Speaker 7: that's all a play the clergy plan or whatever. The
Speaker 7: guy that wrote out that. You know, they need to
Speaker 7: erase the European, the whole Europeans, and they need to
Speaker 7: be erased and replaced by any They literally state this
Speaker 7: inferior people to be controlled. I wonder where that came from, right,
Speaker 7: And this is all in their writings. All of it
Speaker 7: is there. It is there, It is there. And when
Speaker 7: we eventually we do do the protocol, Elders of Zion,
Speaker 7: people are it's a conspiracy theory. How come it labels
Speaker 7: like everything that's happening now?
Speaker 2: Then?
Speaker 7: How come all of the stuff that is in these
Speaker 7: writings from the late eighteen hundreds are now coming all
Speaker 7: to fruition.
Speaker 2: Why is that? You know, I don't know it's very strange.
Speaker 7: And they told to try to tell Canadians not to
Speaker 7: have kids, and shit, you know, and we have too
Speaker 7: many people, you know, stop having kids, have one or
Speaker 7: two and then they make life so unlivable where it's
Speaker 7: like you can't afford to have kids. And then it's like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 7: but we can have every person from every other country
Speaker 7: move into our backyards and cause a bunch of crime
Speaker 7: waves and thievery.
Speaker 2: And yes, it's because those people that are bringing in
Speaker 2: have nothing or anything they want to do with the
Speaker 2: gate or the Alphabet. I know it's.
Speaker 7: Gonna be a bad civil war, but.
Speaker 2: There was a gays versus the al Kada, I mean
Speaker 2: other people.
Speaker 7: Yeah, the Muslims do not like what's going on either,
Speaker 7: but they there is and there's good and bad in
Speaker 7: all religious groups.
Speaker 2: We have to use the Muslims to get rid of
Speaker 2: the alphabet people. I will coincide with them.
Speaker 7: It is crazy because like what Sweden in Toronto, Sweden's
Speaker 7: being the burka and stuff like that, which is like, yeah,
Speaker 7: if you're if I if I was going to a
Speaker 7: Muslim country, I'd have to adapt to what they were doing.
Speaker 7: There's forty nine countries on this earth that are Muslim
Speaker 7: and they want to they don't want to assimilate people.
Speaker 2: You'd fit in perfectly in a Muslim country. I mean,
Speaker 2: you could beat your wife, you could have as many
Speaker 2: wives as you want.
Speaker 7: And then they all put them on the welfare system.
Speaker 7: You know, like seventy percent of Muslims in Britain are
Speaker 7: all on the welfare system. Eighty percent of the women are,
Speaker 7: so it's it's pretty crazy.
Speaker 8: And then they doesn't really seem like much of a
Speaker 8: welfare them and one hundred percent of them are on it.
Speaker 8: Because then that just means your man is paying your way.
Speaker 8: Is that what they mean by welfare?
Speaker 7: Oh no, yeah, that that does happen. But it's like
Speaker 7: I think forty percent of the men are on the
Speaker 7: welfare system and then like eighty percent of the women
Speaker 7: are or whatever, right, and they're taking systems.
Speaker 8: Oh, there's not even a system anymore. That's the majority.
Speaker 2: That's socialism.
Speaker 7: Just give everybody, fucking all the all the people that
Speaker 7: are the hard working taxpayers, Just suck them dry of
Speaker 7: all their money and give it to some other guy
Speaker 7: because he just showed up here. And it's like I've
Speaker 7: got the Canadian passport now like, and I'm Canadian as
Speaker 7: you are, and it's like, no, you're not, You're not
Speaker 7: You're not.
Speaker 2: Canadian, you never will be. You're loving a fucking.
Speaker 9: Country Like that totally real.
Speaker 7: I feel a lot of things. I have a lot
Speaker 7: of feelings. I know feelings man or let feelings take
Speaker 7: over a whole society. People are cried about their feelings.
Speaker 2: I feel angry.
Speaker 9: I feel like no one gives a fuck about your feelings.
Speaker 2: We should burn your feelings, burn them away.
Speaker 7: I'm so crazy. So it is just crazy that you're like,
Speaker 7: you know, try to put people in jail for fields.
Speaker 7: So yeah, they create the Immigration Act pretty weird. In
Speaker 7: nineteen twenty seven, US justph Oliver Wendell Holmes affirmed that
Speaker 7: the constitutionality of force serialization was he decreed in the
Speaker 7: case of Carrie Buck, who wasn't erroneously thought to have
Speaker 7: had learning difficulties versus John Hendered Bell a eugenesis three
Speaker 7: generations of imbeciles are enough. Buck's mother had also been
Speaker 7: misdiagnosed with the mental disorder. After Buck versus Bell, a
Speaker 7: dozen of US states felt empowered to enact sterilization laws
Speaker 7: against the institutionalized by the mid nineteen thirties, eugenesis recognized
Speaker 7: their failure to turn their theory and practice into science,
Speaker 7: but there was no clear dissemination or eugenics ideas developed
Speaker 7: from UFM eugenics. The majority of the eugenic sterilization in
Speaker 7: the US was conducted between nineteen thirty and nineteen sixty
Speaker 7: and the seventies, federally funded US medical facilities continued to
Speaker 7: quietly perform for sterilization, usually on black women, the most
Speaker 7: high profile case of that being Mini and Mary Ralph
Speaker 7: Real age twelve and fourteen. Other cases include the sterilization
Speaker 7: of Mexican migrant women by California by it was just
Speaker 7: done in California. I was actually watching a video on
Speaker 7: this in nineteen seventy five, and federally funded Indian Health
Speaker 7: Services sterilized twenty five thousand Indigenous women. Pretty crazy, man,
Speaker 7: a lot of people. It's a lot of people, you know.
Speaker 7: And you know, we sterilized millions of men in World
Speaker 7: War one and two technically because they just don't exist
Speaker 7: now like they almost In World War One, almost all
Speaker 7: of the men in PI died, so crazy generations of
Speaker 7: men that could have existed today, that's every generation has
Speaker 7: to face a war because they need to kill off
Speaker 7: the strongest of the men so they can take over
Speaker 7: the society. As a part of the population reduction one
Speaker 7: child policies between nineteen seventy one and twenty thirteen took place,
Speaker 7: Chinese state and local authorities forced two hundred million sterilizations
Speaker 7: and over three hundred, three hundred and thirty million abortions
Speaker 7: on lower class women.
Speaker 2: It's what China does.
Speaker 7: Offering wealthier family is the chance to offset they're breeding
Speaker 7: by paying social compen paying social fees, which is so crazy.
Speaker 7: So they're like, you want to have you gotta pay
Speaker 7: fees to have children. And that's what that Margaret Sanger guy,
Speaker 7: our girl woman was talking about, was like, oh, you know,
Speaker 7: we should we tax people for having kids and shit
Speaker 7: like crazy, pretty weird, Yeah, social compensation fees. So as
Speaker 7: a part of India's so called emergency declared in nineteen
Speaker 7: seventy five in response to the population booms, India became
Speaker 7: before sterilization of ten million people by nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 7: So and it's pretty crazy, right, The only thing that
Speaker 7: India imports is people.
Speaker 2: Sure come on later.
Speaker 7: Allegedly, software measures were imposed such as financial incentives for
Speaker 7: poor families to undergo sterilization, so it's like we'll pay you.
Speaker 7: It's like it's like, you know, people get taken fifty
Speaker 7: bucks to take the medicine time stuff. You know, it's
Speaker 7: just like, here, take fifty dollars to sterilize yourself. Ninety
Speaker 7: percent of the victims were women, and including four point
Speaker 7: six million in the year twenty twelve alone in the
Speaker 7: poorest states. In Bihau, thirteen thousand medical camps were established
Speaker 7: to sterilize sixty five, six hundred and fifty thousand women
Speaker 7: pretty crazy. In nineteen twenty, the German just call Binding
Speaker 7: and the psychiatrist Alfred Huch co authored the book Permitting
Speaker 7: the destruction of the life of unworthy of living the
Speaker 7: frank der virgin tongue whatever you want to pronounce this
Speaker 7: really the virgin this very lo die fouldon.
Speaker 2: Vs are ws so like you canting pronounce as long
Speaker 2: ass uh m for the sole uh.
Speaker 15: Wo was dog voice and dog vos Eastern dog vo dog,
Speaker 15: it's my brother, uh diver the Eastern dog Leban leban
Speaker 15: uh leban shun Verston.
Speaker 3: In Google, in which they gave legal and medical justification
Speaker 3: for murder as mercy killing youth, right, and now we're
Speaker 3: doing that canon with made.
Speaker 7: You know, my grandmother is I have one last grandparent.
Speaker 7: She recently had like a heart, it's actually like ninety three,
Speaker 7: and they were gonna she was just debating on sign.
Speaker 2: Up for MAIDE.
Speaker 7: Realistically, it's there's there's justification for it, and either way
Speaker 7: I think, actually let yourself die. But if I was like, well,
Speaker 7: how my grandfather went out and old folks are compallative
Speaker 7: care place or whatever where he's like, had he stroked
Speaker 7: out and he fucking can't say anything, I would probably
Speaker 7: want to put a bullet in my head. So like,
Speaker 7: but to get kids to sign up for that stuff
Speaker 7: because they're sad, that's fucking wrong, you know, pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: So their text cites eugenics and social Darwinism, rejected by
Speaker 7: most physicians at the time, the binding whose thesis informed
Speaker 7: Nazi eugenics policy. Between the nineteen twenties and close to
Speaker 7: the Second World War, sixty thousand Americans were forcibly sterilized
Speaker 7: after the Nazis gave eugenics a bad name a bad name.
Speaker 7: US sterilization typically occurred behind closed doors and institutions in
Speaker 7: the nineteen thirties Germany and Germany, conditions including epilepsy, mann depression,
Speaker 7: and schizophrenia were attributed to solely to the melond and
Speaker 7: regressive genes. So yeah, if you have bad genes. When
Speaker 7: the Nazis came to power in nineteen thirty three, the
Speaker 7: legislator they legislated to have physicians send patients in with
Speaker 7: particular needs, including social and mental, uh, to be sterilized,
Speaker 7: to sterilize, sterilization courts where our judge and panels and
Speaker 7: witnesses and medical professions would decide on their their which
Speaker 7: is so crazy, just to decide to be like should
Speaker 7: you should you reproduce? You know, so they had to
Speaker 7: like hold judges panels to be.
Speaker 8: Like the judge, should you reproduce? Like was that a vote?
Speaker 8: Or was it just because like you had money?
Speaker 7: I don't even know, That's why I'm like, So you
Speaker 7: know these kids were so that wasn't the judge, No,
Speaker 7: these were the ones being judged, you know, pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: So such a such a nuts thing. And uh and
Speaker 7: did you know that the guy, you know, the guy
Speaker 7: made Kellogg cereal? This guy, Yeah, that's the that's the
Speaker 7: doctor John Kellogg or whatever. I think his name is,
Speaker 7: and yeah, this is one of his eugenics institutions.
Speaker 2: Uh, he was eugenesis.
Speaker 9: So Watch of the Food that Built America?
Speaker 7: Did they talk about he was how he was a eugenesis?
Speaker 9: They most certainly did not.
Speaker 7: Honestly, it might be an episode because I found some
Speaker 7: articles because he was a weird guy and he believed
Speaker 7: in the eugenics. And if you look at the look at
Speaker 7: the ingredients and Kellog cereal, any of them. Uh, there's
Speaker 7: like there is the literally there is like the most
Speaker 7: disgusting ship in cereal. Cereal is like the worst thing
Speaker 7: you could eat and it has a budget. Yeah yeah,
Speaker 7: it's killing your insides. There's like literally stuff now that
Speaker 7: is like pretty much the exact at same as like
Speaker 7: cyanide and shit and little doses. So that's not good.
Speaker 7: And they'll get you the who episode because he was
Speaker 7: a eugenesis and then he put the stuff in the
Speaker 7: food and he believe in a lot of people believe
Speaker 7: that the cereals was being used, especially for children, to
Speaker 7: sterilize them at a young age.
Speaker 2: Pretty weird, pretty weird.
Speaker 7: I gotta say, fucking eaten enough of it that might
Speaker 7: be looking.
Speaker 2: Weird, pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: The Nazis promoted Leben's bond font of Life to increase
Speaker 7: the birth rate of the Aryan children. At least three
Speaker 7: three hundred and fifty thousand Germans were forcibly sterilized by
Speaker 7: the Nazis up to nineteen forty five. Because of sterilization
Speaker 7: was legal in many US states, the Nazis were not
Speaker 7: tried at Nuremberg for eugenics because the Americans were also
Speaker 7: doing it by and this is so crazy, because I
Speaker 7: think it's still happening. They've just like hushed it and
Speaker 7: used different terms and used different things and methods to
Speaker 7: be able to do this. Vaccines and stuff like that,
Speaker 7: and all sorts of other shit that they for stuff
Speaker 7: they put in the food. By the mid nineteen thirties,
Speaker 7: more of half of Germany's physicians had joined the Nazi Party,
Speaker 7: seeing themselves as biological soldiers in the war against racial impurity.
Speaker 7: Defective German children were left to die of starvation and
Speaker 7: exposure and unheated wards. Others were poisoned with cyanide. I
Speaker 7: heard you laugh, We laughing, Billy.
Speaker 8: That's my fucking dog. No, he's like he's whining over there.
Speaker 7: Is y'all had fit enough you know, it's just like
Speaker 7: it's such a crazy thing. You know, I've always it's
Speaker 7: an interesting topic. I want to get into this because
Speaker 7: it is definitely happening. So they forced to. Yeah, so
Speaker 7: Nazis four sterilization laws were was imposed on countries and
Speaker 7: occupied including Austria and Norway. The mass murder of unfit
Speaker 7: adults were unusually conducted by morphine injections and uh and
Speaker 7: and the insurance of fake death certain the kits. By
Speaker 7: the nineteen thirties, over two hundred thousand people had been
Speaker 7: murdered in the T four eugenics program. Pretty weird, one
Speaker 7: of the most unusual chapters in the history of eugenics
Speaker 7: and depopulation agenda pushed by some of the elites concerned
Speaker 7: the Georgia guidestones.
Speaker 2: That's dying. Uh okay always are you sure? Yeah? Just
Speaker 2: oh totally good, slowly dying.
Speaker 7: So uh and it's crazy too because like we talked
Speaker 7: about me and Watson with the Georgia guys, doon't wait
Speaker 7: back in the day. But uh, that was the idea.
Speaker 7: It's the idea, right that, like they understood that. You know,
Speaker 7: I think it's I think it's either five hundred million
Speaker 7: I think is what it is is the idea of like,
Speaker 7: that's where they should keep the population. Uh, because that's
Speaker 7: the number that they figured out where they could control
Speaker 7: people the easiest and and the management wouldn't get overwhelmed
Speaker 7: by the population. Hence why they want to get back
Speaker 7: to that number. And I believe that's a part of
Speaker 7: the reason why they want to bring us into World
Speaker 7: War three. All the politicians want to do this. They
Speaker 7: want to send your kids off the war to die
Speaker 7: for their agenda and for to destroy the goyam and
Speaker 7: what they've off, they've said, open it. They're gonna want
Speaker 7: to destroy and enslave all the goat.
Speaker 2: So read it. Read their literature. It's all there. So
Speaker 2: it's so crazy.
Speaker 7: So obviously the George Guidestones is granite capital of the
Speaker 7: World whatever. In nineteen seventy nine, one Robert C. Christian
Speaker 7: that was the pseudonym, commissioned Joe H. Fendeld Fenidoled pressent
Speaker 7: of the Alberton Granite Finishing Company, construct the five cap
Speaker 7: slabs of the nineteen feet high monument to the Age
Speaker 7: of Reason. The guide stones inscribed ten commandments, including depopulation
Speaker 7: and eugenics, maintained humanity under five hundred million in perpetual
Speaker 7: balance with nature, guide reproduction wisely and improve fitness and diversity.
Speaker 7: And diversity comes strictly from the Communist manifesto. Crazy how
Speaker 7: often this stuff comes up. It seems a little weird.
Speaker 7: It seems a little coincidental. You know the Georgia guidsa
Speaker 7: is in a mysterious granted monument erected in nineteen eighteen
Speaker 7: eighty in albert Country, Georgia in the United States. Instead
Speaker 7: of the ten guidelines inscribed in the structure of monument
Speaker 7: of all different modern eight modern languages, shorter messages inscribed
Speaker 7: to the top of the structure in four ancient languages scripts.
Speaker 7: It attracts controversy because no one knows the real identity
Speaker 7: of the person who built it, and is the first
Speaker 7: two guidelines state that they must obviously keep humanity under
Speaker 7: five hundred million.
Speaker 2: What is called well they get they're getting there.
Speaker 7: The population is rapidly declining, like it in It's pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: If you actually look at the numbers, even in Canada,
Speaker 7: if you saw the actual death statistics of the amount
Speaker 7: of people that are dying daily, you would think that
Speaker 7: we're in the middle of a war. That's how many
Speaker 7: people are dying daily and monthly, yearly. Like it's like
Speaker 7: it would be the exact same amount of how people
Speaker 7: would be dying in a warfare state of warfare. Pretty crazy,
Speaker 7: Pretty sure the population's gone. Uh, it's not true, man,
Speaker 7: that's not true. Everyone So Elon Musk is talking about it.
Speaker 7: Don't you like that fucking guy because he kissed the wall.
Speaker 7: But like everyone's been talking about this, specifically within white populations.
Speaker 7: They don't go on Google because you're getting your fucking
Speaker 7: facts from Juja.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna say the big the biggest one is India, right,
Speaker 8: India has got over one point five billion.
Speaker 7: They have way too many people and and it's yeah,
Speaker 7: it's not it's they're not helping anybody.
Speaker 8: There's a fucking sixth of your world population.
Speaker 9: It's just India.
Speaker 7: So are you saying we should drop a nuke on India?
Speaker 2: Billy? Is that what you're saying?
Speaker 8: I did not say that. I said there that we're
Speaker 8: a little far away from five hundred million.
Speaker 7: We're technically at war in some respect with India because
Speaker 7: they're taking over Canadian politics. They bought at all the politicians. Uh,
Speaker 7: there's like sixteen of them in the House of Commons.
Speaker 7: And you if the affecting this country, you shouldn't be
Speaker 7: allowed to be in politics. If you're not born here,
Speaker 7: you should have to be born here. I believe that
Speaker 7: you should. You have to be born at least born
Speaker 7: here to be in politics and to be able to
Speaker 7: govern over people. But you haven't noticed. The politicians are
Speaker 7: all weak and effeminate creatures that like to suck the
Speaker 7: population dry of all their money so they can all
Speaker 7: be rich and come out of politics a millionaire.
Speaker 2: Fuck you.
Speaker 7: I hate politicians. They can all shove it. We should
Speaker 7: all euthanize them. What is called consumer eugenics is already
Speaker 7: prevalent in many countries and future possibilities widely discussed and
Speaker 7: magazines in recent years. Throughout the per per implantation genetic diagnosis,
Speaker 7: physicians routinely test embryos for a hundreds of genetics. Parents
Speaker 7: can select embryos with certain genes to avoid the particular
Speaker 7: disease or to pick the sex of their future child.
Speaker 7: Like this stuff's happening now, so like the Kardashians and
Speaker 7: the rich fuckers do designer babies? Do you want blonde hair?
Speaker 7: Do you want blue whes. Do you want you know whatever?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 7: Yeah, Gucci babies. What would be the perfect baby for you? Billy?
Speaker 9: Ye, yeah, I'm not answering.
Speaker 2: You'd probably take the t That woman does.
Speaker 9: Not look like what it looks like a man. It
Speaker 9: looks like mister incredible.
Speaker 2: Weird man.
Speaker 8: Look at that chiseled ass, jawline. Look at that looks strong.
Speaker 7: Look at those women making corn flakes for mister Kellogg.
Speaker 8: You know corns so funny, so so yes, it's pretty
Speaker 8: crazy of doing this now.
Speaker 7: So. In nineteen nineteen ninety eight, uh, the geneticist doctor J. Galton,
Speaker 7: a relative of Sir Francis, wrote not of the immortality
Speaker 7: of the eugenics, but in the need for better regulation.
Speaker 2: To prevent such a bill.
Speaker 7: So in the field shaw stot a tory pop these
Speaker 7: such as genetic commissions should be established to provide guidance
Speaker 7: and rules and conduct. In two thousand and three, the
Speaker 7: geneticist Charles Epps Charles Epstein, that's so weird, that's all weird.
Speaker 7: The modern human genetics and medical genetics are eugenics, If
Speaker 7: not literal return to eugenics of the past, at least
Speaker 7: an incarnation of that eugenics in a New Guys. Between
Speaker 7: two thousand and five and twenty sixteen, dozens of female
Speaker 7: prisoners were sterilized in California without their informed consent. That's
Speaker 7: pretty crazy. Historian Daniel J. Cleaves says humanity now possesses
Speaker 7: tools to reshape its own heritage and capacities, perhaps even
Speaker 7: to realize the dream of eugenics that human beings might
Speaker 7: take charge of their own evolution. Pretty crazy, pretty crazy stuff.
Speaker 7: And we're slowly wrapping this up. But it is a
Speaker 7: crazy idea because they're doing this obviously now right in
Speaker 7: to the scripture that I've been reading and in the
Speaker 7: books that certain people like to promote as their ideologies
Speaker 7: of what they believe, and they think they wanted. They
Speaker 7: want to rule over the class of Goyam and make
Speaker 7: the essentially like a dumb slave race population. And we
Speaker 7: see this now, Oh no, that's a Bible. But the
Speaker 7: Bible has got some bad things talking about the taal
Speaker 7: mood there bud and all this stuff that they believe in,
Speaker 7: and the people that control much of the all the
Speaker 7: financial industries, all your governments, all the banking, all that stuff.
Speaker 7: It's comes from specifically one small group of people. And
Speaker 7: that's a fact. You can look this up, you can
Speaker 7: follow the money. It's easy to prove. Now today dozens
Speaker 7: of gene editing companies offer services in age, biotech, biobanking,
Speaker 7: cell therapy, DNA sequences, stems, synthetic biology, and the word
Speaker 7: that we can't use the V words. So yes, medicine
Speaker 7: time scene.
Speaker 9: Yes, I'm literally sitting here like you can't say vagina.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: Cut down the trees, bro so the profit, the people
Speaker 7: on the ladder though they're the ones building it's fine.
Speaker 2: Pretty crazy.
Speaker 7: Uh you know, so there's a lot of there's a
Speaker 7: lot of weird stuff to do with this, right, you know?
Speaker 2: And is there the sixth seventh time gone back to
Speaker 2: that picture?
Speaker 7: Is that you Brett could have been who that looks
Speaker 7: like though your cousin.
Speaker 2: That guy is so hard to find a blonde hair,
Speaker 2: blue eye.
Speaker 7: He's really he's for it. He wants it so bad.
Speaker 7: You know, what's your idea, woman, Billy on the vagina?
Speaker 2: Fantastic, fantastic start particularly not with.
Speaker 8: I have a thing about teeth man, really about not
Speaker 8: fucking perfect like at all.
Speaker 2: Really just have like, wow.
Speaker 8: It's gotta be white. It's gotta be a fucking perfect
Speaker 8: set of teeth. Really, I don't know why, it's like
Speaker 8: that gets me off.
Speaker 2: See I got him right off the hot didn't even
Speaker 2: have good teeth. And he's like, well you got me there.
Speaker 2: I like, yeah, so don't date anyone paid for my
Speaker 2: fake but fake O. Yes, I do not have fish
Speaker 2: and teeth, but I've wanted mine female to.
Speaker 7: But then if you get like some of them, because
Speaker 7: if I found somebody that had sucked up teeth, dude,
Speaker 7: let me tell you a story right now.
Speaker 9: I've told us to Tom before.
Speaker 8: Yeah, my teeth were so fucked up as a child,
Speaker 8: like beyond fucked up.
Speaker 9: Take that off. This is actually a funny story.
Speaker 8: It's funny story anyway. So I was at was that
Speaker 8: my buddy's barbecue. I must have been maybe seven or
Speaker 8: eight years old, and we're playing water guns were shooting
Speaker 8: around and this is back in the day when like
Speaker 8: old people used to be able to be mean to children,
Speaker 8: and uh, yeah, you can't do that anymore. And I'm
Speaker 8: running through or running by, and I ran rape past
Speaker 8: his grandpa that was cooking on the barbecue, and he
Speaker 8: like heat fucking full fledged, like grandpa man hands been
Speaker 8: working his whole life, grabs my fucking shoulder, whips me
Speaker 8: around and goes open your fucking mouth, and I'm like,
Speaker 8: he's like, you'd make one gross hell of a mess
Speaker 8: out of a COBACRN carry.
Speaker 2: Yeah so crazy.
Speaker 7: Oh thanks, thanks bro, And then you have like, yo,
Speaker 7: your teeth fixed. You're like fucking crisky, fucking horse teeth,
Speaker 7: like fucking weird.
Speaker 2: So.
Speaker 7: Under the section of new Humans, the UK Ministry of
Speaker 7: Defense notes that out to the year two twenty thirty six,
Speaker 7: the application of advanced nexts could a challenge the current
Speaker 7: assumptions about human nature and the existence. It goes sup
Speaker 7: breathing into the micro fucking I don't like it. It
Speaker 7: also notes that initially employed for medical purposes, breakthroughs in
Speaker 7: these areas could also be put to ethnically questionable uses.
Speaker 7: Examples include the superior advancement of human attributes, including physical
Speaker 7: strength and sensory perception. It concludes the extreme variation in
Speaker 7: the attributes could arise between individuals between societies, creating additional
Speaker 7: reasons for conflict. Another section of the report notes that
Speaker 7: the biotechnological and genetic engineering may be combined to create
Speaker 7: the designer bioweapons to target crops, livestock, and particular particular
Speaker 7: ethnic groups of people. The document ends with referring with
Speaker 7: references to the final steps in eugenics ethnic cleansing. Sorry,
Speaker 7: you know everyone knows what that's about. In reference to
Speaker 7: the neutron weapons which kill life and leave property undamaged.
Speaker 7: The ability to inflict organic destruction while leaving the infrastructure intact,
Speaker 7: might take it as a weapon of choice for extreme
Speaker 7: ethnic cleansing and increase increasing world population. In the Increasing
Speaker 7: World Population conclusion, this article has traced the thread of
Speaker 7: eugenics from our ancient past to the trans and posthumanist vision.
Speaker 8: Of the machine editing tech heads.
Speaker 7: The article has documented how eugenics can infringe upon human
Speaker 7: rights which we don't really have to begin with, and
Speaker 7: even lead to genocide. A further thought concerns elderly care
Speaker 7: and social security in economic neoliberal states. In the UK,
Speaker 7: the policies by the ruling Tory Party in twenty ten
Speaker 7: to the present have in the last decades killed a
Speaker 7: quarter of a million economically useless Britons via the fiscal austerity,
Speaker 7: old people who needed later life care, disabled people claiming
Speaker 7: social security, and most of the impoverished who depended on
Speaker 7: the States for their survival, and the minds of policymakers,
Speaker 7: eugenics is a live and well to day so they're literally.
Speaker 2: They're killing though.
Speaker 7: But yeah, it's gonna trust me, it's it's it's in
Speaker 7: the worksman. The population is rapidly declining, not a while,
Speaker 7: not anything, and for a while, but it's it's it's
Speaker 7: happening now. And how do we know how many people
Speaker 7: there are just because they tell us that, I don't
Speaker 7: know if I believe them. Uh, you know, so, and
Speaker 7: the ideas of right, more impoverished places, have more kids,
Speaker 7: third world country and eventually they're gonna come after them
Speaker 7: at some point, it's gonna happen.
Speaker 9: That was a good time for a motorcycle to go back.
Speaker 2: Check this out, did you see?
Speaker 7: Look at this, Look at the population declining, all of
Speaker 7: these like and everyone just.
Speaker 2: Said, you don't believe anything.
Speaker 7: They just put out this is by real fact checked ship,
Speaker 7: you know, but literally next year, sir, Yeah, but I know, but.
Speaker 2: Look, look look at it. Look at the population.
Speaker 7: So in twenty seventeen, some of them got it down.
Speaker 8: To like exactly twenty They didn't even round off to
Speaker 8: the one is exactly twenty seven people.
Speaker 7: But look, this is supposed to me, is factual. This
Speaker 7: is the the Deegal twenty five forecast by country of
Speaker 7: the population, and the United States is rapidly declining. It
Speaker 7: looks like Canada is getting there, but the United Kingdom is.
Speaker 2: Like, I feel like Ukraine's really wrong in that one.
Speaker 2: Where's Ukraine right there?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah there, Look at how much their population is dropped.
Speaker 2: Though that's not that much more. Ours, good ours go
Speaker 2: to Canada.
Speaker 7: But because we are our immigrant population though, that's all
Speaker 7: the same, they bombing we we uh, we have the
Speaker 7: we have the highest immigration in the entire fucking world Canada.
Speaker 7: Lets anybody in I.
Speaker 2: Know what the funny thing is. They all stay in Toronto. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and the majority of them just stay in front. One
Speaker 2: of them, Luxembourg.
Speaker 7: So we're looking at this chart, everybody listening, and it's
Speaker 7: like a rapidly declining pop.
Speaker 2: Okay, hold on Iceland. There's only like four hundred thousand
Speaker 2: to begin with. You think that many people, that's half
Speaker 2: the population. It's not half one hundred thousand. But still
Speaker 2: that's not that there's no way the living that's a noticeable,
Speaker 2: like close.
Speaker 7: This is statistically happening. They can prove all this stuff.
Speaker 8: That I think you just grabbed this, this chart that
Speaker 8: fixed your view.
Speaker 2: And you know, I I found this. Who made that?
Speaker 7: I can look look it up, look up the DEGAL
Speaker 7: two thousand and twenty forecast or whatever made it.
Speaker 8: DEGAL send people census across the world. They paid for
Speaker 8: all of it.
Speaker 7: They can they can knock on.
Speaker 8: People's doors to go and see how many people lived
Speaker 8: in each house.
Speaker 7: They actually know every They do know some of that stuff, right,
Speaker 7: But you.
Speaker 2: Can't believe that.
Speaker 7: But it depends on if the government saying it. I
Speaker 7: wouldn't trust necessarily what they're saying.
Speaker 2: But is DEGAL government funded? You know that now before
Speaker 2: If it's government funded, then you know it's fucking fake.
Speaker 2: You know, there's way more people dead the whole.
Speaker 7: Population projects states. This is like, this is actually a
Speaker 7: real thing. So I'm looking it up. Now, population rises
Speaker 7: until twenty five, then twenty twenty five then falls drastically
Speaker 7: outnumbered total deaths. That since the total deaths will outnumber
Speaker 7: the total births. You know, because if there there is
Speaker 7: a lot of people dying, like I said, if you
Speaker 7: actually looked at the statistics.
Speaker 8: Of the there's also a lot of old people in general,
Speaker 8: where there were a lot more mating happening.
Speaker 2: Yeah, six.
Speaker 9: Controlling about their time to die. It's okay, to be.
Speaker 2: Fair, there's a lot of there's a lot of people
Speaker 2: that doesn't sound like my thing, that sounds like an
Speaker 2: insurance claim. We'll see, we'll see.
Speaker 7: Because time we're fifty, there's going to be not many
Speaker 7: white people left.
Speaker 2: I'm sure. Well, Bill, you're you know, you're how many
Speaker 2: kids you got, Billy?
Speaker 9: Seven? What do I that I know about? Yeah? Seven?
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 7: So yeah, when white people are not having kids and
Speaker 7: everyone's like, yeah, I should have kids, I was like,
Speaker 7: maybe they they maybe they should have stopped sterilizing everybody
Speaker 7: and all the other shit that they do.
Speaker 8: So it's time for.
Speaker 7: But back then, day, what do you got for us?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 8: I remember reading about this like ten years ago, and
Speaker 8: I was sitting here trying to fucking find something. I
Speaker 8: remember reading about this back when we worked at swisch LA.
Speaker 8: Did you know that there are like certain types of
Speaker 8: plants that can soak up radiation and actually like completely
Speaker 8: diminish it, like after our country gets bombed.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, there's trees that also suck in the carbon
Speaker 7: that they're trying to reduce.
Speaker 8: Well no, so like yeah, like after this happened. Fuck,
Speaker 8: I do not remember the year. I was trying to
Speaker 8: look it up here while we were doing our thing.
Speaker 8: I think it was around like maybe twenty thirteen, twenty twelve,
Speaker 8: twenty thirteen. Some Buddhist monks were like planting the shit
Speaker 8: in Japan sunflowers. Yeah, if you plant like cords of
Speaker 8: sunfire seeds, like you'll test the radiation in the ground.
Speaker 8: Plant a bunch of sunflowers tested the very next year
Speaker 8: and there's zero radiation there at all. Like it pulls
Speaker 8: that ship up, and that's so cool. That's cool, that's
Speaker 8: pretty cool. Fun fact, I don't remember what other flowers
Speaker 8: there were. There was like three or two, maybe three more.
Speaker 8: But like the sunfire, I remember that one God.
Speaker 7: Or whatever the forces has given us all that we need,
Speaker 7: you know, realistically, and all this stuff. That's why it's
Speaker 7: so funny. I'm like, uh, the the amount of carbon
Speaker 7: that they're saying we produce here in Canada is like
Speaker 7: it's we've already hit net zero if you look at
Speaker 7: how many trees actually do suck in the carbon and
Speaker 7: they need that to survive. That's why all the anyone
Speaker 7: that's listening, this global warming shit is a fucking scam.
Speaker 2: The taxation is a scam.
Speaker 7: It's just to rape you all of your wealth and
Speaker 7: all of your money until you fucking die. And they've
Speaker 7: proven this. Now all this, they can map all of
Speaker 7: this out. The amount of trees are in Canada already
Speaker 7: reduce the carbon and already at net zero because it
Speaker 7: already erases all the carbon that we're already producing and
Speaker 7: putting out there. Stop believing what your government is telling you,
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Speaker 7: Man, Come on, yeah he did, because I've been doing
Speaker 7: this for six fucking years. Six years, six years, and
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