Speaker 1: Well, you know that's that's one way to start a
show off with the bang, I would say. But all right, everyone,
make sure all.
Speaker 2: Your explode in Lebanon. Lebanon is just where things explode.
You want to see things explode, go to Lebanon.
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before turning into Pony Express Radio for your own health. AnyWho,
we are back once again. We're on episode fifty three.
Now look at us, plug it right along. Of course,
I'm red Hawk, I'm joined once again. Pie. I guess
we're gonna call you the co host at this point, Pete,
because you're here all the time, which you know it
is a fantastic news is always enjoyed talking to you.
But Peequanonas is back once again.
Speaker 3: Hold on, I got a call, all right, I'll be
right back.
Speaker 1: All right, boom, and we got mister Paul Fahrenheit with
us as well.
Speaker 2: Hey, shoot, shoot, trying to pull up the freaking okay, okay,
hold I got to close that tab. Hey sorry, sorry,
I was trying to pull up the live chat while
you were introducing me, and it freaking played ads in
my ear while you were talking. But Hi, how are
you doing typical typical Paul organization. We're doing excellent here.
I'm glad to be back on the Pony Express Radio
and we're gonna bring some We're gonna bring some energy
and some I guess we should say some some explosiveness,
some explosiveness to this here live stream. That's absolutely right.
Speaker 1: This is gonna be NonStop like fire and explosions and
bomb emojis in the chat all day. You know, we
finally found a way to rid ourselves with the beaver Mens.
And you know, the only way to do it was
with high explosives. Who would have thought.
Speaker 2: Mister redhawk like at the beginning of the at the
beginning of the year, everyone knew who everyone knew this
this year was gonna be absolutely insane. We got freaking
pagers blowing up. Trump has dodged too, freaking assassination. What's
going on?
Speaker 1: It's madness, it's madness. So worlds are colliding, Jerry is
what's happening? But let us introduce our hummus correspondent, Hunger.
The die Merchant is here once again. How are you.
Speaker 4: I'm doing well. You know, vacation plans completely ruined aside.
I am well, unsafe, you know, I know, I know
a lot of people have been asking I am I
am not currently reporting on the front lines, sadly, I
am a safe behind friendly territory.
Speaker 1: Yeah, rumors of your death have been greatly exaggerated. Yes, yes,
alrighty gents, Well there is one bigger story. Even though
we started this one off with a bang. The bigger
story of the week that we must talk about is
the Donald oh for two now on assassination attempts. You know,
I mean god ah, So here's our would be assassin
in case you guys were living under a rock. This
occurred over the weekend. This guy is Ryan Ruth, who
was apparently one of these. Oddly enough, we're getting more
details on his background. This guy had like his own
roofing company or contracting firm some of that effect in Hawaii.
He's had like one of his like on again off
again girlfriends, just managing it as he's been chilling over
in Ukraine to fight the Russian menace apparently who is
the greatest enemy against freedom in our time or something
I keep being told. And this guy is just a
complete loon that got radicalized by Democrat media and decided
to post himself up on one of Donald Trump's on
the golf course before Trump went and there he is. Yeah,
here we go right here. So here's all his pads
and AK. He left at the scene and took off
secret service. I fired at this guy so and then
he escaped at a vehicle and then the local Sheriff's
Department in PD ended up apprehending him. They took him alive.
And we still haven't really heard anything more of this,
Like we haven't seen any of more pictures of this
guy aside from the when he was first apprehended. But
I don't know initial reactions.
Speaker 3: Gents, Well, I mean, I can't believe he didn't have
a Daniel defense aar. I mean, that's the mo of
these guys. This, this one is so far out in
the stratosphere. A guy who's written a book, a guy
who's been arrested for possessing a WMD, a guy who's
been in a police standoff, a guy who's been to Ukraine,
a guy who's appeared in a black Rock ad, a
guy who is apparently single, fifty eight years old, lives
in a really nice house in Hawaii. This is and then,
and then, out of all the things, what is he
has a bubbet sks. That's what he's bringing. He's bringing
above it sks to an assassination. Nothing about this feels
right at all at all.
Speaker 4: They're not they're not sending their best.
Speaker 2: Well, actually, you know what to be to be completely fair,
like if look, okay, I'm I ride for Trump. I
ride for Trump, all right, And because I ride for
Trump and Trump is such a a top tier, top shelf,
you know, cool character. If not necessarily you know, he's
a cool character, all right. That's the only thing anyone
ever cares about is how cool the character is, at
least now, at least compared to friggin Crooks. At least
this guy was an assassin worthy at least or at
least worthy error of going after Trump then friggin Crooks,
all right, although Cooks, Cooks was probably the Patsy, but
you know, but but like this guy friggin' like like, yeah,
he sure he was insane, he was nuts, but he
was out there, like you know, he was out there
in Ukraine. Like you know, I don't I'm not gonna
I'm not gonna state one way or another. But at
least this dude is like a cooler version of the
kinds of people that you think should be trying to
assassinate presidents.
Speaker 4: Right, he put in the work.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he put in the work. I mean, you know,
and even if someone put him up to it, this
is like, like, if look completely hypothetically, this is entirely
a thought experiment, if I were ever to conceive this
is a thought experiment, if I were ever to conceive
of how to take down a world leader. All right,
this is the kind of guy that would be a
lot closer to who I'm looking for as compared to crooks.
All right, So that anyway.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, there's still obviously a bunch of questions
than he need to be asked out with this one.
I know, initial reports when everyone was reacting to this
was that this guy actually engaged in gunfire with Secret
Service agents. As far as we know now that is
not the case. Secret Service guys actually fired on this
guy when they were scanning the tree line and his
uncovered his position, opened fire on him, left the weapon behind,
left the pads and such, and then high tailed it
out of there. But the question still remains. I mean,
it's not like Donald Trump's you know, golf schedule is
public knowledge, right, So this bank's the question, when did
this guy know Trump's tea time? How long in advance
was this? And there's definitely some questions need to be
asked on this one.
Speaker 4: This was at mar Alago, wasn't it? Or was it
that like a different like Florida golf course.
Speaker 1: Is that a different golf course? It was not a yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, nothing about this situation is nothing is really
nothing is really as it seems. I don't know. I mean,
the SKS is a pretty good rifle. I'm not gonna
not gonna lie. It's kind of sexy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's it's very obvious that this wasn't a
serious attempt. This this dude was, you know, he knew
exactly what he was. He was probing. He was probing
the new security responses that had been made since the
previous assassination attempt. So things very very rarely happen in
two's all right. They usually if it happens once, then
it only happens once. But if it happens twice, it's
probably gonna happen three times.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 2: That's a that's a don't don't ask where I'm getting that.
But that's kind of a rule of reality. Things very
rarely happen twice, all right. I think that this guy
someone put him up to it, Someone absolutely put him
up to it, someone who knew who he was, what
he was doing. You know, he absolutely has backers of
some kind. And I legit think that this was not
a serious assassination, although I'm sure they wouldn't have. He
wouldn't have said no to the chance. But this was
a probe. This was to test the defenses of the
Secret Service.
Speaker 1: This was to see to see.
Speaker 2: How much they've changed, if at all, if at all, well.
Speaker 1: It definitely seems that at least they were a little
bit more proactive than previously, because, as we went over
back in July at the first assassination attempt, the fact
that the shooter got the shots off first before the
Secret Service and the local PD guys did. At least
they you know, like Hollin Solo, they shot first on
this one apparently. But I don't know, I mean, could
it be set up potentially. I mean, I don't want
to get into like too much speculation territory as well,
but you know, we had a long discussion about this
some on a VC the other night, with our good
friend Charlemagne, and unfortunately he couldn't join us tonight, but
he brought up something very interesting that I think we
should discuss. This det the amount of people who have
been absolutely radicalized in journals and Democrats in the media,
we've had their brains completely fried in the last couple
of years, just like this guy has. I mean, there
are millions of people who aren't like this now. And
the Democrat rhetoric and the media rhetoric since this weekend
has continued to go full pedal to the metal on
this stuff. They are not stopping. We had Hillary Clinton
did an interview with MSNBC. It was like Monday or Sunday,
it was one of the two days, and she just
said Donald Trump is still a complete threat to democracy.
By the New York Times talking about how Trump is
bringing on these assassination attempts by his insane and fascist
and dangerous rhetoric, and so these people are just completely insane.
And you're right, Paul, this is absolutely going to happen again.
I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I mean I don't think look, Trump has
some kind of divine protection right now. I don't like it.
I does anyone here disagree with that? Does anyone disagree
that Trump has some kind of divine protection at the moment?
Speaker 4: Oh not at all. He's working through God's through God's will,
like God bless that man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, for for whatever reason, God wants Donald Trump to
make it to election day, for whatever reason. And on it.
Like I got sent something earlier tonight about how like
some congressman, I don't know if it was Matt Gates
or whoever it was, it claimed that like five assassin
teams were hunting Trump right now. And I'm like, this
is like some bad action movie, you know what I'm
talking about, like the John Wick or the like or
or or Ba Batman Arkham Origins or you know, like
the Diverse, Yeah, the diverse. You know, like each assassin
has like a sort of gimmick and they're all going
after the main care. I get, you know, I get
it would be like kill Bill in reverse, but but
like yeah, like like uh yeah, like that that sort
of archetype. It's like, are you kidding me? This is
like some bad action movie stuff. And I mean it's plausible,
it could be real because it's like because the question
is is like you have to sit there. One of
the first questions you always have to ask is is
qui bono? And it's easier to answer who who doesn't
benefit from killing Trump than it is to answer the
other one, because so many people want him dead that
I don't even know who to attribute this to. This
could be the DNC, This could be you know, like
hardcore hard left people. This could be a faction of
the military industrial complex that doesn't want him to win.
This could be high finance, this.
Speaker 1: Could be also, don't you also just don't even need
to go that far. It could just be just a regular,
every day insane person.
Speaker 2: Hm, well, it could could be true.
Speaker 4: Well, I mean I want to bring up one more
point on on just that it's this is so, this
is our first recorded incident of NAFO terrorism in the West,
like the blowback of the UH of the Ukraine War.
I mean you have literal a freaking Schitzos and Redditors
and discord guys going over to fight in Ukraine and
yeah they come back. I mean, that's that's a literal
trading ground for you know, crazy dangerous people, like the
same way that terrorist would like go to Afghanistan for
a weekend and you know, get trained up on whatever.
There are people literally literally doing that by the thousands,
you know, coming to the States and coming to other
areas of Europe.
Speaker 3: Well here's the thing, though, when an American citizen wants
to go over there, they have to cont the the department,
they have to contact, they have to go through the
intelligence in order to do this. This guy's been in
contact with intelligence. This guy, I mean he is. This
guy is just reads asset through and through. I mean
the guy. The guy had a standoff with police where
they they deemed that he had a WMD and he
never did a day in jail. So what's going on?
Speaker 4: Mm hmm.
Speaker 1: I mean again, I want to go like full blown
schizoposting here, and I'm not going to. I mean, I
kind of just chalk this off to in the age
of twenty twenty four, everybody has got their face on
some kind of you know, recordings, some some ads somewhere
at this point. But I mean, man, what are the
odds that both of Trump's would be assassins appeared in
some kind of black rock ad? What the hell is
going on?
Speaker 3: Very strange times, It's freaking clown. It's a clown world.
I mean, this is just it. Either this is usually
you could say, oh why not both. This is either
completing confidence or they're just fucking with us. And I
think they're just fucking with us. They're just like, we're
gonna send the weirdest people out there. We're gonna send
people with backgrounds that you can look into. One person
with like, oh, this person's never been on the internet,
and then this person who wrote a book about what
he wants to do. And I think they're just messing
with us. At this point, there's just I can't check
this out, you can't do anything about it. We're just
going to keep doing this again and again. I caught it.
I caught a Twitter account today. I caught it. I
found a demoralization Twitter account today. And when I called
them out and I retweeted them, they deleted every post
they did on the account, changed their name, changed their profile,
changed everything. These accounts we caught the.
Speaker 1: Back end of that. P was this like some huge
account or something like that, or.
Speaker 3: Uh no, it with some account. It was some account
that was like standing up for israe real going oh, oh,
I don't I don't care if Israel has a right
to do whatever it wants. And then it came back
to me and I retweeted something that they had said
about you know, it's like, oh, we we don't care.
Or he said something about I'm not Jewish, but and
every account that he followed was Jewish. Every account that
he followed him was Jewish. I'm not Jewish. I just
and then I said something about YadA YadA, you're a
shatascloy and everything like that. Then they came back to me,
and then I retweeted him and that's when like all
their posts appeared. I'm not talking about their post their
response to me. Every post on their account they deleted.
And then they changed their act, they changed their name,
they changed their profile pick, they changed their banner everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's just one of those classes. You'll see this
if you guys have been on Twitter for a long time.
Those of you who aren't, you know, definitely this is
a huge thing. I'd say, like before Elon took power,
for sure was you'd follow like these giant but we
now call slop accounts and such. They weren't remotely as
bad back in the day. But this is right around
the age when people started to like sell off their accounts,
that they would do changes and such, and you'd run
into this like, oh, I'm following this account, and then
all of a sudden, you're following this new account, Like
what the fuck is this? I don't remember following this guy.
All of a sudden, he's trying to get me to
buy some stupid like, you know, Indian cheap product or
some bullshit, you know, like one of these like pyramid
scheme bullshits. So yeah, like, particularly on these giant accounts,
they change hands more frequently that you would think. I
don't think it's as common now in the age of
Elon bucks and such, because people just like hold on
to them. But this definitely was a big deal in
the past, and it was.
Speaker 4: Huge around crypto. Like I stopped following any crypto accounts
because of literally this exact issue.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah for sure. Yeah, you know, I don't
want time to send a conversation about like the merits
of having monetization on Twitter. But yeah, there's definitely a
lot of shilling going on the platform these days. But
I'm what's what's.
Speaker 2: Funny is that the episodes in which I'm not worried
about the stream being demonetized because the only the only
streams we have that aren't demonetized are the ones where
Pete goes on rants like that. So those are the
ones that that stay up and make money. Still, so
I'm not I'm not particularly worried.
Speaker 1: What did Mohan mean by this?
Speaker 3: Yah, I'll try harder.
Speaker 1: Well, definitely. One of the things that first came to
my mind at this point is, for God's sake, I
don't know who needs to say this. I don't know
who needs to pull like all the strings in the world.
I don't know, send smoke signals, do flyovers like those
canvases above Trump when he's on the green or something
like this. But man, oh man, like, just send Donald
Trump Eric Prince's number for God's sake and just have
him doing the security detail. At this point, because the
Secret Service came out again and said, well, Trump isn't
the you know, president of the United States, so he's
not going to get advanced details. It's like, fuck off.
Speaker 2: Well, you know, you're you're watching Look, I know this
is kind of like freaking and trite. It's so trite
and it's and it's been said so many times, but
you're watching a republic decay or like you know rot
in real time. It's like like why do why do
major political figures with radical platforms develop their own little private,
private security forces. Julius Caesar had something similar in Rome.
Speaker 1: Is it's like It'sian guard.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean, well, and that's and that's that's another Yeah,
that's another issue. Although it's like it's like eventually you
have to you can't rely on the state protection services anymore.
You have to basically make your own, and those end
up evolving into you know, private armies. People start using
them as such, and then pretty soon you've got a
basically a warlord warlord state, semi republican warlord state. I mean, like,
and this is the thing, is it? It? Caesar did
not become because the Roman government worked correctly. If the
Roman government worked correctly, Caesar would have been a forgettable,
no name console that we wouldn't have even remembered, you know,
because he's an underachiever until age thirty five. But because
the Roman Republic failed obviously, you know, we all we
all know who Caesar is now. So is the same
thing with like with like modern day populists.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I just I just this is how
a republic collapses, how a government of any kind collapse,
but particularly how a republic collapses, is that the state
gets bloated and bureaucratized and functions don't work anymore, and
so then people have to come along and basically bootstrap
a like half of what effective state protection would have
been fifty years ago. And you know, it just kind
of you know, the it's it's a very long ride
to the bottom.
Speaker 3: Well, you mentioned private armies and things like that. Let's
not forget that there was someone who was really really
quiet until about eight and nine months ago, and then
all of a sudden he came back with a podcast,
I started appearing on different podcasts, and now he's, you know,
telling the governor of Florida to start his own investigation
and one guy we know who knows how to do it.
I don't think there there is no there There is
no way that it's a coincidence that Eric Prince came
broke his silence about nine months ago, just like there's
no way it's a coincidence that Elon Musk quote unquote
Elon Musk bought Twitter a couple of years ago. Now
that was planned by a bunch of people.
Speaker 1: To to to make refissor you're just talking about pee
in case anybody, I didn't hear this in the chat,
but so over the weekend. Over the weekendic Eric Prince
was tweeting about how Ron DeSantis needs to do it
needs to she used his power in his state to
take full control over the investigation because we know the
FEDS aren't really going to do anything about it now.
Interestingly enough, within twenty four hours of that tweet, getting
a bunch of traction and a bunch more like Normi
Khans picked up on what air Prince set first. He
was the first guy to jump on this. DeSantis did
say that Florida was going to do a full blown
investigation into this case. I mean, obviously, you know, it's
only been a couple of days, so time will tell
what actually happens on that front. But it is very
interesting to say the least. And Prince himself was actually
on one of these congressional hearings for the first Donald
Trump assassination. He was out there giving his expert opinion,
you know, basically saying the Secret Service were significantly ignorant
and incapable of our protecting the president.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I remember at that time of the first assassination
it was Eric Prince and another one what's his name
of Dan Bongino who was also formed Secret Service. They
just they just tore them a new asshole on Twitter,
both of them after the first assassination attempt. So they
are I mean, they're furious and they know what they're
talking about. If anyone knows what they're talking about, it's
people like Eric Prince and Dan Bongino.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We got our friend King Pilled in the chats pointing
this out as well and just confirming. Yeah, at this point,
it's just unacceptable for Trump not to have his own security.
I mean, like the guy could afford it, and to
be honest, I'm sure a lot of people and this
thing of ours would do it for free. Just an untappable,
bottomless resource of like ex military guys and such who
would be willing to protect this man.
Speaker 3: King Pilled makes a good point that Eric Prince told
Megan Kelly in an interview that if they told him
on a Thursday they needed him to replace a secret service,
he said, weed be ready on Monday. And the Wii
was the wi was the one thing that people didn't
picked up Most people didn't pick up on.
Speaker 1: That's a really good point, not to derail the conversation.
But then people see the clip of Megan Kelly show,
I forget the name of the guy who just said,
it's just like the word right on the air that continued.
Speaker 3: On, Yeah that was, what's his name? The chief editor
at National Review.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, it was.
Speaker 3: Just it's like kept on going referring to Haitians. I know, Hey,
look I have to I have to hold back to
when I'm talking about them.
Speaker 1: So well, yeah, no, more on those lovely people later.
But yeah, I mean, so obviously we'll learn more about
this guy. Interestingly, I mean they took him alive, which
is different than the first guy of course, So I mean,
hopefully Desantas can actually start an investigation at the Florida level,
which is basically what you have to do. You're just
gonna have to have one of these steak of at
this point be the first one into the room to
challenge the federal government on stuff like this. We talked
about this on the show, and Pete, You've been talking
about this forever at this point. But it's just like
the ground we have to play on at this point,
somebody's gonna have to take the first step, and it
might as well be run.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean if Yeah, he's been the one who's
been willing to put himself out there. I mean, he's
done a lot of things that have pissed off his
constituency as far as passing laws against speech. But you know,
there are other things that he's good on. I guess
you just take what she can get at this point.
Speaker 1: Yeah, more or less. Well, I guess that's all the
major takeaways here is that the guy got taken live.
There's whispers of having more investigations to figure out, you know,
all the details that we were talking about earlier. Of course,
the Democrats and the media are still going pedal to
the metal on this nonsense, just basically blaming Trump for
all the rhetoric and such, and still claiming he's a
threat to democracy and such, which we showed Ryan Bruce
some Twitter account earlier. His account of sense been banned,
it's taken off and such. It was kind of funny
for a brief moment before it got banned. Everyone was
just like dogging on these old tweets about democracy and such,
and people were just tweeting like the palpaltye meme of ironic,
you know, over and over again. But yeah, this guy
is literally repeating the line that we've said like time
and time again from Democrats in the media. You know,
they programmed their entire audience with these like mean pathogens
and such, and they this is just how they form,
you know, their view of the world and such. But
looking at you right here, he's using democracy's on the ballot.
I mean, that's literally a line that Kamala Harris uses
in her rallies. And there you go. It's a radicalizing term.
This guy literally almost took a shot at the president
and I'm sure he won't be the last. So and
just adding to the list of they want you dead.
So all right, gents, let's move on to our next story,
and one that I'm sure that Hunger has been jumping
at the bit to start with. So there were whispers
going on for quite some time the last couple of
weeks in Israel was going to actually walk and start
a war in Lebanon. Well, what actually did happen is well,
we'll show you what happened and then we'll talk about
it first. So apparently there are now reports coming around
around something around three thousand, three five hundred people have
been injured by a massive explosive attack. Where As we
were mentioning at the start, a bunch of pagers there
are supposedly only for Hamas people we'll get to that
later all exploded, all at the same time, and a
huge explosive hack. Now, at the start of this, there
were a lot of people who kind of fear mongering
as far as I was concerned about how they hacked
into everybody's phones. And Apple is held responsible and Android
is dangerous and everyone should be aware they have a
bomb that you're carrying in your pocket at all times.
But when you take a look at this explosion, no,
this is clearly a detonation of some kind of plastic
explosive that they put in these devices, and that's what
blew up. This is not like what you saw. Do
you guys remember like three or four years ago when
Android had that big scare and they ended up getting
sued and they had to pay a bunch of people's
money back because their phones would overheat and they would
basically turn it and turn into like a thermite, you know,
just like burst into flames and burned. No, NonStop. You
don't see any burnings here. There's no like overheating of
like the battery or anything like that. This is just
a small, tiny plastic explosive that they just all detonated
all at once.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know that was That was a Galaxy seven,
I believe you know it. It was a Samsung phone
and it was a littally banned at the airport for years.
Like they had to recall every single phone because there
was a huge battery lithium battery issue. So yeah, no,
like you're one hundred percent right, I'm not I'm not
a chemist, but this is obviously this is obviously a
small explosion. I mean if if if a battery got
you know, anywhere near that, it would start a fire.
It wouldn't like it would burst into flames, it would
start a fire, it wouldn't be like a small explosive device.
That's that's I mean, that's why those ones were banned,
you know, a couple of years ago. But so to
give you to give everybody a timeline on this entire incident,
and it's funny but not funny at the same time.
You know, Uncle Tad was right, But uh, I think
I think he'll he'll take a pass on this one.
You know, your phone is probably not gonna kill you, well,
it'll probably kill you through other ways, but it's probably
not gonna explode in your hands anytime soon. So as
everyone knows, you know, the Gaza conflict has been going
on for almost a year now, since October seven or eight,
and Lebanon has been very deeply involved in this. Husboba,
who is an ally of Hamas, has been deeply involved
in activating the Northern Front to take some pressure off
of their allies in Gaza. And so apparently from and
I don't have any I do not have any special
information on this. I am reading social media as everyone
else is reading social media. You know. I am not
and have never been a part of a member of Husbula.
Just for the FBI listening, But so the information that
I've read is that this was obviously a very intelligent
and very coordinated operation by Mussad, you know, from at
least twenty twenty two, if not earlier. So this predates
Gaza where they infiltrated Husbulla's supply chains to get you know,
wireless devices, wireless devices like pagers or walkie talkies or radios,
you know, things that don't use Sully, the things that
don't use cellular networks and aren't you know, aren't two
way spying devices, you know, a pager. A pager is
a one way you know, communication device. You can't it
doesn't send any information back to the to the center
of information. So that's why it was obviously a very
intelligent to use.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the reddet Battalion in Ukraine could have used a
couple of these, I'm sure, but carry on hunger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, instead of discord they could they should probably use
walkie talkies and pagers. But uh so, what clearly happened
was that Massad and Israel and Israel infiltrated Hsbella's supply chains,
and obviously they started planting these explosive devices on these pages.
And the rumor and this is just a rumor that's
I've heard, I cannot confirm this at all. The rumor
I've heard is that this was discovered by people at
Husbola and that's when Israel decided to preemptively detonate all
these devices earlier than they were supposed to. So this
was obviously a deep cover, you know operation, getting these
contaminated dangerous devices into the hands of members of USABELLA
and it worked. But the rumor is that they were
discovered and so the Israelis have had to predeesionate them early,
which is why this was supposed to be. Israel was
trying to knock out members of Husbella, obviously in anticipation
of a full scale war in southern Lebanon. And what
from and like from all the videos we've seen on
the internet, from all the from all the images and
hospital sites, is that this was these people were just random,
these Husbula members who were in civilian clothing, were just
going about their normal lives.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: They weren't in uniform, they weren't on you know, training bases,
they weren't you know, conducting you know, military operations. They
were in supermarkets, they were in phone shops, they were
in hospitals, they were in schools, they were in rand
these random places in their normal civilian life and they're
in their homes and it was real detonated these devices
and killed you know, quite a few people. So on
the first day of the attack, because we'll get into
the we'll get into the the next two days after that,
this was this started on Tuesday. So on Tuesday, about
fifteen people died and like you said, three thousand people
were injured. You know, like that these thousands of these people,
you know, they lost hands, they lost ears and eyes,
they lost a hip because you know, their patron was
on there was in their pocket and I mean, yeah,
so the the other thing that happened is not just
that these members got maimed and injured, is that you know,
they were in.
Speaker 1: A lot of them a lot of them also lost
their foreskin.
Speaker 4: But yeah, yeah, you know, there were there were there
were like three kids that died. You know, there were
two women who died. You know, there were other civilians
who died, not just these members of which is a
terrorist organization according to the European Union and the State Department.
So you can so you can obviously justify that this
is a military target, but you know, when civilians get
killed and you know the crossfires, I mean, on one hand,
this is terrorism.
Speaker 3: But they're they're not. They're they're not they're not Jewish,
so they're not they don't get that pass.
Speaker 1: Yeah, when everyone's an enemy combatant, uh in their eyes,
you know, just setting off pagers to explode in the
middle of you know, supermarkets and hospitals.
Speaker 3: If you have a if you have a foreskin, then
you know it's you're not you're a terrorist. So it's fine.
They're just they're just basically trying to turn them into
cheese by blowing their foreskins off. So yeah, it's probably
better than having It's probably better than having to be
bitten off by a rabbi.
Speaker 1: Probably more sanitary too. But one of the hilarious things
to come out of this is because Martin's account has
just been blowing up since all this Haitian nonsense has
been reaching the public sphere. His account is pretty much
like two acts and followers in the last couple of weeks,
so top marks for Martin, and he just finished an
excellent appearance on Caribbean Rhythms with bapp the other day.
I recommend people go listen to it. They did a
great job. But amazingly, Norman cons is starting to take
notice to his account, one of which is Ben Shapiro
retweeted him. So it's like, oh, fully you do, sir.
But yeah, so everyone's taking a look at Martin's account
these days.
Speaker 3: You know, I thought, of all people Brett Weinstein made
a really good point today. He said, when you have
pagers and phones and radios, basically TSA is like out
the window. Now there's like no point in even having
what's the point are they going to start looking for this?
I'm so glad that I made the decision that I'm
only going to fly if I absolutely ever have to.
I'd rather drive twelve fifteen, twenty hours.
Speaker 1: Yeah, same thing with me, Pete. I mean, I unfortunately
circumstances demanded over the weekend that I had to get
on a plane, sadly, and it was the I can't
remember the last time I was on the plane. It's
been well over like a year and a half was
the last time I was flying. But yeah, just getting
through the TSA nonsense. I mean, we're gonna talk about
more of this later, obviously, with all the new arrivals
and such. But I mean the other thing, too, is
it's one thing if you were going to have TSA
after two thousand and one, when the country was significantly
less populated than it is now. I mean, the lines
are just out the door. Travel is much more accessible
to more people than it used to be. It's kind
of like it's kind of like how cruise ships are
like the cheap way to vacation and I was just
be taken over by blacks and browns and like you
just can't do it anymore. What's kind of the same
way of flying now and such? There's way too many people,
the lines are out the door, and really what should
just solidify it and set it home for you that
the TSA, aside from all the reports, they fail like
ninety seven percent of their checks. And I could personally
get like attest to this with the kind of shit
that I've accidentally had in my bags and stuff I've
gotten through TSA. Nobody has stopped me. But the simple
fact that you could pay to skip to the front
of the line through TSA pre check should just tell
you right there how completely like not like not useful
the organization is. It's like if they could make a
government rifted off of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well then you can get clear, then you can
get clear where you you can. You can just basically
walk through it in five minutes unless you're at like
Hartsfield Jackson International or something like that. But like Austin,
if you have a clear like you're going through Austin Airport,
You're through TSA in like two minutes. Yeah, and all
you're doing, all they're doing is like scanning your eyes
or something like that.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's ridiculous. They don't even check you. It's like,
and that's like, what's so fast about Like the TSA
pre check. You literally walk through the same checkpoint as
everybody else, but they literally just like don't even pat
you down. They kind of just assume, Oh, if you're
gonna pay the money, you know that, we're not gonna
check you. We're just gonna walk right through. It's it's
so stupid.
Speaker 4: No, the the purpose is the demoralization.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but it doesn't smell like a bob This is funny.
Speaker 4: Anyway, Sorry, I can, I can I just get back
to the carcase I don't. I don't don't. I don't want.
I don't want to monopolize the conversation and take too long.
But that was the first day of the attack, you know,
pagers going off everywhere, our kids dying, you know, supermarkets,
you know, blowing up whatever. Second day of the attack,
which was yesterday, was so Tuesday was pagers. Yesterday it
was walkie talkies and wireless radios. So that was the
second stage of the operation that happened yesterday. Also, you know,
an infiltration but mussad into these areas. But this actually
targeted a lot more actual civilians, you know, not like
there's a reason why husband of members would specifically have pagers.
But yeah, I mean anybody can have Anybody can buy
a walkie talkie, anybody can buy a wireless radio. And
there were there were like freaking phone shops, like tech
shops that went up in flames because it's a bigger
piece of tech. And obviously the explosions were much bigger
and there were much more explosives in them, so like
people's apartment buildings that were set on fire, there were
fires everywhere. A lot more civilians died another like twenty
thirty people died again civilians mostly. But yeah, I mean
this is obviously, like I said, a preemptive strike in
anticipation of the coming war that's going to happen, that
we all see is going to happen. I mean, it's
it's very clear before our eyes. So Lloyd Austen spoke
with bb NETS and Yahuo on the phone literally six
hours before the attack went off on Tuesday day and
he's planning on flying to Israel on Monday actually, so
he'll most likely be in Israel on Monday to speak
with everybody, speak with the military, speak with Bibi. And
that's happening at the same time that, you know, there
are tank regiments, you know, traveling north to the Israeli
border with Lebanon. That's one, and civilian areas in northern
Israel in the Galile they are being evacuated. So yeah,
I mean everyone knows what's going to happen. Everyone can
see what's going to happen. I've been I've been expecting
it to happen for that for the past three months,
but yeah, it looks like it's actually finally go time.
Speaker 3: Well, on Tuesday, after the pager incident, it became widespread
and known. I've from from a reliable source. I've found
out that Israel moved twenty thousand troops, which is two
third of their active troops, to the Lebanon border, including
all of their special forces. They basically cleared everybody out
of Gaza. So yeah, I mean, obviously they're planning for
something if they're going to move two thirds basically two
thirds of they're fighting force to one to the what
is that the northern border hunger.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, the northern the northern northern Israel, northern border.
And today probably literally this morning, you know, in the
like about six seven hours ago, there was one hundred
air strikes all over southern Lebanon. I mean, there have
been air strikes for the entirety of the year since
October seven, but this is unprecedented. You know, this is
the third day of attacks straight from Israel. First day
page or second day radios, third day air strikes. So,
I mean, what more is there to say, like it's happening,
it's I mean, just because troops haven't crossed the border
doesn't mean the war hasn't started.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean that's certainly an excell attacking in warfare.
Take out command and control. I mean, if you take
out communication systems for these guys. I mean, we have
a meme here in the chat of the new highly
advanced tech that you know, Hamas is going to be
using to communicating amongst each other with Yeah, I mean,
this is basically what they're going to be reduced to
at this point. So of course these guys are gonna
be looking over their shoulders or looking in their pockets
literally speaking for new ways to communicate with each other.
You know, yeah, I mean it's evil, it's horrible. Uh,
it's just not it's certainly not how Yeah, it's certainly
not how the European or the White Man conducts all
warfare in any way, shape or form. But hey, you know,
check out your enemy's communication.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm just thinking that if you're moving to if
you're moving two thirds your fighting force, in all of
your special forces to the northern border, well, you have
enemies on all sides. Doesn't seem like the smartest thing
to do right now. But hey, I'm not in charge.
Speaker 1: So an one year anniversary October seventh, like one year.
Speaker 4: Later, I would I would not. I would not be surprised.
Speaker 2: It would be really funny if they did.
Speaker 1: What else do you have to report for us? I'm
a hunger. Are we all caught up on the main details?
Would you say?
Speaker 4: I did see an image of an Iranian Revolutionary Guard officer,
not not the head, but like somebody high up in
the Revolutionary Guard visiting the hospitals in Lebanon. Actually, you know,
talking to the Hosabolla fighters who were injured. So obviously
there's our any there's Iranian coordination and involvements. There were
some people that were actually like medvacked to Iran because
the hospitals were overwhelmed. I mean, the very important people
were metavacked over to Iran and Syria after this incident.
So what what are Syria and Iran going to do
in case like troops start crossing the border. I don't know.
Speaker 3: Iran, Yemen, Yemen has proven that they have hypersonic missiles.
I mean, we don't have hypersonic missiles. Israel doesn't have
hypersonic missiles. Iran has hypersonic missiles. Yemen, Yemen, the poorest
nation in the Middle East that just got their asses
kicked for ten years and had a fucking collar outbreak,
has hypersonic missiles. And Israel's gonna put and Israel's going
to put two thirds of their uh their fighting force
in all of their special forces on the northern border.
Good luck with that ship.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't I wouldn't go so far as to say,
as we we do not have hypersonic missiles, just just
I just don't think we we we have. We have
published that we have hypersonic missiles, but but no, yeah, no,
this is absolutely idiotic. Israel as getting desperate and the
United States is is It's it's getting a lot more
domestically unpopular in the United States for the government to
overtly support Israel the way it has been. So, you know,
we all knew how this show was going to eventually end,
and it's it's starting to get there.
Speaker 4: From the river to the Sea, Israel backstab me never
gets old, Ye from your lips to God's ears, mister President.
Speaker 1: Yeah, exactly. Oh well, maybe World War Brown very well
might finally start to kick off at this point, but
we will see. What are some of the things that
we should be watching out for. I'll go over the
next couple of days or in the next couple of days.
Speaker 4: So I've seen so there's been a huge blood drive
in both Lebanon and Israel. Actually there's been a huge
blood drive. And this was kind of a signal during
the Russia Ukraine War when Russia, right before they entered Ukraine,
there was also a huge blood drive and blood was
being sent to the staging areas because obviously, if you
have injured soldiers, you know they need blood on hand
two for a treatment. So that's happening in Israel, you
know Israel, there's not that many people being targeted are attacked.
I mean there are so to just today two Israeli soldiers,
three Israeli soldiers died in a very minor Husbola retaliation strike.
You know, they're still firing rockets and drones into northern Israel.
So there are casualties, but it's not that it's in
the single digits. It's not that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I just I just there's like a rocket or
a missile just going being fired from like these various groups,
just every single day. It's like like going as skipping
stones down like the local streams, just like oh okay,
we're going to fire another one today, well.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah yeah, and it never stopped. Like northern Israel
has been not completely evacuated, but like it's lost like
about half its population, and that they're going to force
the other half of the population to forcibly be evacuated now.
So yeah, I mean, I don't know what else to add.
All the signs are there. If anybody has paid attention
at all to any kind of military conflict, you know,
these are the ses, and you know, nothing happens is
not going to keep winning forever.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know, you know, I would say something too
for the people who don't think that, you know, who
think that these are backwards brown retards. Usually we get
their best. Usually their best have been coming for decades.
Their best have been coming west. Guess what their best
aren't coming west. They're prevented from coming west. They're staying there.
The highest IQ of them, the ones that are fucking brilliant,
are staying there. Do you think that they're just sitting
around doing nothing or do you think that they're working
on technology that we're not working on. We're not talking
about Anyone who thinks that like Arabs are like retarded
doesn't know their history at all and retarded themselves.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that they are certainly not sub Saharan
Africans by any means, no way. Now that they are
a rival civilization, I mean, uh, even Spangler described them
as as such, as well as one of the Yama
What do you call them?
Speaker 4: Great cultures, high civilization, high cultures?
Speaker 2: Yeah. The thing The thing is, though, is that you know,
Spangler described theirs is dead. I wouldn't say I mean
it dead in the sense that they're not creating novel
culture forms. Yeah, I mean, look the future, you know,
and Pete, Pete and I are gonna we're doing a
series in which we're covering the last time that a
situation like this happened, because Europe was actually in a
very similar situation. At least northern Europe was, but you know,
pretty much all of Europe was in a very similar
except the roles were reversed.
Speaker 1: Last time.
Speaker 2: The Turks for the grand sprawling empire pushing in and
the Europeans were very small dynamo states with with with
advanced technology. You know, the United States and the world
system that it currently backs is this grand bloated bureaucracy
that can't really pivot, you know, it does not have maneuverability. Yeah,
it's a gigantic titanic thing that if anyone confronts it
head on, they will lose. Assuming But the thing is
is that, like it's so big that it's it's pretty
hard to have it confront You had on like we
weren't able to dislodge the Hooties. Yeah, maybe maybe there was.
Maybe Trump could have dislodged the hooties. Maybe Trump will
dislodge the hooties. But Trump is only going to be
for four years. What's the odds of another Trump replacing
a Trump? You know, someone who can wield that kind
of hard power without any sort of major repercois. That's
That's one of Trump's great you know, as the sort
of strong man figure that he has, He's able to
wield this very hard power, like just dropping bombs and
and no one it has a much much, much mitigated
international impact than it otherwise, would I guess because people
expect it so strength. Yeah, exactly so. But the thing
is right is that you know these micro states, right,
these you know, honestly quasi private or you know, quasi
insur insurrection, quasi am you know, many states, many many
many states or militias or whatever. They're the future. Micro
micro states, rich micro states are the future, you know.
I mean, take a look at the golf arabs. Take
a look at the friggin' uh. That's another example other
than the golf.
Speaker 1: I mean, you could look at me, like you can
look at what is trying to turn this country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, Like the future is going to be these
very small micro states, which preserve a semblance of twentieth
and twenty first century competency in the United States is
not that we are a grand sprawling you know, I
don't know if an empire is necessarily the right word,
because that's a little bit of an anachronism.
Speaker 1: But there's a reason that the word comes to the.
Speaker 2: Mind, and it we will not it will not change,
It will not change. You know, if the UTIs are
not dislodged, they'll functionally stay the exact same place. And frankly,
you know, coming back to Israel for a second, you know,
the second that the Arab States think that they can
get away with it because it's like they're not afraid
of Israeli nukes, right you think they don't have air
defense assets or do you think they haven't calculated those casualties?
Speaker 5: Right?
Speaker 2: Like the second that they think they can take over
Israel without any sort of international support coming to smack them,
particularly from the United States, They're gonna do it. They're
gonna do it, that's all I want to say.
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that is I mean, that's without a shadow
of doubt, right, I mean I remember several months back
when we were ridiculing Nimroda Haley for this during those
god awful primary debates, when she was talking about how
like Israel doesn't need America. America needs Israel when all
of us know, if big Daddy United States wasn't you know,
standing in the background basically letting Israel get away with
all of its nonsense. Now, if the United States turn
off the tap, Israel just doesn't exist anymore. That's that's
just the fact of the matter.
Speaker 4: We probably would have had nuclear armageddon by now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, perhaps if the Samson Samson option is to be believed.
All right, any more thoughts gens before we hit some
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Speaker 1: Yeah, of course. I mean this certainly isn't gonna be
the last one. And I know, my mind just keeps
going back to that line from pulp fiction. God came
down from heaven and stop these motherfucking bullets, you know,
So hopefully the Don's protection stays with him, because I mean,
there's a reason why they're doing it, right. We all
know that if Donald Trump was disappeared tomorrow, you know,
the Republican Party is just going to go right back
to Mitt Romney. They are begging for it so badly.
I mean, one of these things that I maybe you
guys have run into this too, but you run into
this a bunch when you're talking to whether it's either
right leaning libertarians or Desantoid's or what have you. People
have this very weird expectation that, like, if Donald Trump goes,
there's going to be an opportunity for somebody like him
to arise in the Republican Party next time around. And
I just do not see that. People had this idea
that like Trump is the establishment. Look he does with
all like the Republican politicians wanted to do and such,
and it's like, are you guys out of your mind?
You really think that somebody more radical than Trump is
going to be able to come along next time if
he's kept out of office this time. I just do
not see that at all. I mean, it's gonna be
the resurgence of the Mitt Romneys, the Lindsey Grahams, the
you know, all these distasteful characters and now endorsing Kamala
Harris for president. I think like there's just no reason
for you not to be supporting Donald Trump at this
point if you're even like a remotely right of center
person in the United States.
Speaker 4: Now those people are smoking back and they're they're the
only reason they don't support Trump is like personal vendettas
and just literal maybe there's shills, they have a vendetta
they Trump Trump probably insulted them or something, So yeah,
it's for them. It's personal. It's not a political calculation.
Speaker 1: Or it's like this idea of like like politics as principle,
like voting is of like principle and such like this
more you see a lot of like libertarians or like
post libertarians that think a lot this way too. It's like, well,
you know, like my vote is a direct you know,
uh side of me endorsing the system or something. It's like,
you know, it's just like the one political tool you
have to advance your interests as the system is currently
set up. I mean, like, I don't know, it just
seems bizarre to me. Maybe maybe I'm alone this, but like,
I don't know, does anyone actually view it like you
going into the voting booth is like, oh, like this
is me endorsing literally everything that's going on, and like
is it on your conscious and stuff. I don't know.
Maybe I'm the minority in this regard. Maybe I'm just
a psychopath or something, But I don't think people view
their vote in this like weird way that people say,
like it has to be one hundred percent on my side,
or I won't vote for you.
Speaker 3: It's just very odd endorsing the regime or endorsing a candidate.
Speaker 6: MM.
Speaker 1: That's a great way to put a pete.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I mean, I I mean there are things
that I hate about Trump. I'm still going to vote
for him. Yeah, I mean, there's you just you have
to understand the system that you're in and politics. Politics
is not going to get us out of this. When
I say that, I'm saying politics is not going to
get us out of this.
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to get out of this. But the banking industry might
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Damn right, let's see hammer rain for five bucks. Could
you explain the benefits of legally incorporating the OGC chapters. PS. Doug,
please play the p right in the kisser clip again.
It's too bad that that guy got said the jail man.
He did nothing wrong. You're just clearing off some street
protesters with black in his path. He's just a guy,
a retired dentist wanted to get to work on time. Anyhow.
All right, Well, explaining why you guys should be incorporating
legally under the OGC banner and such, Well, there's there's
a ton of reasons for this. Number one, you get
access to our entire network of growing guys, which we
are looking by the end of the year to have
close to twenty chapters up and running by the end
of the year, which by the way, we only started
with two officially at the start of this year, so
that's a huge increase. The other thing as well is
that it provides a degree of protection for you guys
as well. In the future. We do our ideas to
have things like cancelation insurance and such. We've talked about
this many times. The other thing as well is that
if you guys are all under a corporate entity, so
you can't sue individual members have to actually go for
the entity itself.
Speaker 2: So guests frame mark, Yeah, guess what entity also has,
you know, legal contacts and legal representation and the ability
to defend itself legally, the OGC. All right, so yeah,
they can't come after you. This is the thing, right,
So this is the leftist I don't mean to hijack
you real quick, mister red Hawk, but I want to
hit on this point and emphasize it. What is the
Olenski freakin' leftist radical tactics. You don't target institutions, You
target individuals because individuals break faster than institutions. Well, at
the OGC, we make it such that any individual has
an institution as a shield. The OGC as an institution
is a shield it. You know, it is a lot
harder to go after one of our individual members because
they have a whole network backing them up. All right,
So that's one of the big, big, big emphasize and
emphasis I want to make yeah exactly from like the legal.
Speaker 4: Pat and we saw that before, and we saw that
before the OGC was official with one of our good friends.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yes, yes, of course. I don't know if
we want to disclose too much of his personal case
and such. But if people have been paying attention to
the space, you'll know to your friend of our za
ran to some issues and you have just set was
gracious enough to assist him in raising some money in
his time of me need. So yeah, what you want
is you want an organization. You want an organization of
like minded dudes that are in your corner, which is
something that has gone back to the American founding from
the very beginning. Fraternal organizations, secret societies and such were
a staple of American history right from the very beginning.
And we need these kinds of spaces. I mean not
just from a legal perspective, but I mean one of
the other issues that he's definitely picked up on the
Twitter sphere this week has been the need for mail
spaces as well. So just imagine you have a group
of guys where you actually talk about male issues and
have your back in times of need. We've had guys
who've set up in chapters who are now getting employed
by other guys in their chapters, are starting their own businesses.
This is the way, this is the future. Imagine you
moved to a new place, Imagine you get connected into
this network and you have to move around town. Mister
Fahrenheit is about to start a move pretty soon. He's
got contacts in other states through our network that can
help them set up in a new state.
Speaker 2: And that's just the benefits that you get from right now,
from what we have to offer you at this current moment. Immediately,
imagine what we can offer you in the future, especially because,
like shoot, we have some pretty high caliber guys in
these scenes who keep real quiet but are real interested
in getting involved in the OGC right like trust me,
the fellowship, the camaraderie, the institutional legal protection, the access
to professional opportunities, et cetera. The feeling of being civically involved.
All of that is what we can offer you know,
Like you know, all of that is stuff we can
offer you now. That to say nothing of the IRL
meetups and events that we host. Okay, but just imagine
what this will become in the future. We started this
year with two chapters. We will have somewhere close to
twenty at the end of the year. And like and
in terms of our plans for twenty twenty five, we
do not intend on stopping that growth anytime soon. Once
a network hits a certain critical mass, it becomes not
just a state level player, not just a local it
becomes a national influence, all right. And you want to
get involved in this network now, now while you still can,
while it's still small enough, all right, where that you
aren't gonna be just lost in the crowd, because I
guarantee you, if we continue growing at the rate that
we are growing, even if just just for one more year,
even if it's just for one more year, there will
be a sea of guys who hear about us after
the fact. And you do not want to be trying
to get into the club with the rest of that
group of people. So get involved now. Get incorporated now.
If you're listening and you're part of an incorporating chapter
and you've been in contact with us and you haven't
incorporated in your state, hurry up, all right, hurry up.
We want to keep this process moving, all right. So
that's that's what you should keep in mind.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm seeing some questions pop up in the chat
right now and such. And if you guys want to
get involved, if you want to either form a chapter
or join a chapter that's already been set up, the
easiest way for you to do it is to first
check out our website, Theeolgloryclub dot com. Charlo Mane has
done some excellent job, you know, fixing up that website
and making them look gorgeous. You could check the chapters page.
All the chapters that are currently incorporated, not the ones
that we've been talking about there are working at the background,
but all the ones that are currently up and running
are on there. You have a brief little blurb a
flag for each of the chapters that you can read about.
If they're in your area. You can contact those chapters
directly from that page. And if you don't see one
and that on that page, then shoot us over an email.
Our email is also on the website and we can
hook you up with fellow anons in your area and
we'll get you all a square away with that one.
And as it released to actually joining the OGC, what
you actually join is you have to join an OGC chapter.
You do not join OUC Central Command. That's not how
it works. You have to join a chapter that is
either in your local area or you have to start
up a local chapter, and you need five guys to
start a local chapter of your own. You need to
legally incorporate under the laws of whatever state it is
that you're in, and we'll walk you through that process
once you get your five guys together and that they
have been vetted properly, and we vet you properly as well.
So get over to the Old Glory Club website, send
us an email the Old Glory Club at gmail dot com.
We'll get you guys all squared away. And you know,
everybody heard about bitcoin ten years later, but nobody got
in on a bitcoin. It was a penny. Everybody wants
to be in early as opposed to later. So attack now,
strike now while the iron is hot. All right, let's
carry on here we have boy boy, you guys have
been generous tonight. We got Maverick Jones for fifty dollars.
He deserves some gold.
Speaker 7: I love gold.
Speaker 5: Smell a bit dexture. I love gold.
Speaker 1: So there we go, a lot of people are getting
some gold tonight. Thank you very much, gentlemen. So Maverick
Jones from fifty bucks says, I urge at the very
I urge at the very least one of you, gentlemen,
please research and do a deep dive on Matthew North,
one of our guys, and died of self deletion, much
to be uncovered with his research, especially during the election cycle. Salute,
I'm not familiar with this character, is saying, what familiar
with this guy? I haven't heard about this I have not. No,
I'll look into that, alrighty, you guys in the chat
as well. I'm taking gander. Matthew North is the character's name,
all right? Moving on to TB eighty eight for five
bucks in five hundred years, will be blood libel to
say they blew up people's phones and radios, Yeah, most likely.
Speaker 2: I mean no, I mean only if they win, and
I don't think they're going to.
Speaker 3: They can't win. There's they can't win. They're they're an anachronism.
They're they're in a Israel is an abomination on the world,
in the world state right now. And yeah, I mean
I agree with Thomas. They're an abomination there countries like that.
The World War was fought to get rid of them,
and now it's just a matter of time. They're dying.
Speaker 4: And you know, it's not it's not only that. The
thing the thing about these people is that they're actually
their own worst enemy, you know, And I don't and
I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 4: I don't take comfort in that. Like they're literally their
own worst enemy. They will destroy themselves if you let
them in that way, since exodus really.
Speaker 1: In facts all right, Gregory for eleven Bucks says Arabs
cannot be considered retarded. Talk about the golden age in
the Middle East. They've been suppressed with much more powerful
enemies keeping them down. That's changing. I mean, I don't
want to sound like, you know, like a Middle Eastern
shills or anything like this, but like it is important
me listen. We are here at the OJCE. We're here
for heritage Americans and the history of our people and
for our interests. And while we do think that we're
the best thing that has ever happened to the entire world,
America number one, baby, it is important to you. Just
because we're number one doesn't mean everybody else is like
number one thousand on the way bottom of the list.
There's definitely a hierarchy of you know, different groups of
people throughout the world as to what they've achieved and such.
And to just immediately like there's like this kind of meme.
But I remember an amazing stream that our racial friend,
academic agent in on his channel many years ago called
like acceptable targets or something to that effect, and they
get they went into a deep history of like the
early two thousands and such, when a lot of like
your conservative pundits and such were kind of signaling, and
even like the mainstream media too on the dem side
just after nine to eleven was signaling like it's okay
to start hating on like Muslims, like the meme of
like the goat fuckers and the hills, right. I mean, granted,
it is true to an extent, but also I mean,
at least they built the wheel here, and at least
they had at least they had a written language, at
least they had empires. I mean, this was a civilization
that literally launched many crusades and got into mainland Europe
for hundreds of years in some cases. So do not
underestimate these people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, don't, don't don't under go ahead.
Speaker 4: Yeah, sorry, this is the this is the problem with
this argument. I mean, if you if you believe, you know,
everyone who's brown or darker skinned is like the same,
you're actually you're actually not racist enough. I mean, every
every society in country and culture has its own elites
and these people are would our elite, you know, across
the board like this. This is just human nature. So
you're actually not racist enough if you think all you know,
brownoids are the same, and I can totally sympathize with that.
You know, these are third world countries. Yeah, but they're
fucking sucks.
Speaker 1: Yeah, things a good way of pointing it. Good, good job, hunger,
you're not racist enough. See all right, let's see. Uh,
let's see. Malisma for five bucks just says the word salute.
All right, there you go, thank you very much. We're
how radical for three bucks. There's also hard proof Ruth
committed voter fraud in North Carolina in twenty twenty four
DEM primary despite living in Hawaii. Turns out, North Carolina
publishes online voting records by name. I've never seen any
other state do this. Oh interesting, I didn't know that. Uh,
I didn't know that North Carolina did that. Well, I mean,
the guy's already locked up at this point, so what
are we gonna do at like voter frauds? Those charges
as well, it could be interesting just to see how
the sausage is made, so to speak. But anyhow, luthamplar
again for ten bucks. You may have missed it, but
at NYU they put that woman's secret service on Baron's team.
She's stuck on daycare duty for her, since yeah, people
need to protect Baron at all costs. Honestly, I don't
want like any secret service women even remotely near that man.
They're steer steel is real. So all right, uh mona
for two bucks. Any of you gentlemen heard of all
of tall poppy syndrome? No, I have not heard about.
This is the real thing. This isn't me not familiar.
Speaker 3: I don't know. But apparently someone was talking about Havana
syndrome hitting a Trump event the other night. Yeah, ready,
way to hear about that? In the twenty people they got,
like twenty people at a Trump event. They got rushed
to rush to the hospital. They had burns and temporary
blindness and something like that.
Speaker 4: You know I heard about that? Wasn't that in Arizona?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was in Arizona, amazing amazingly, Pete, I saw
Tim Poole tweet about this and I immediately assumed it
was fake news.
Speaker 3: But no, exactly, but Scott Adams was talking about it
this mornings.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, I guess even now broken clock is
right twice a day, I guess. So, no, I have
not heard about this. I'll have to be careful to
watch this one. Yeah, keep your heads on a swollo
out there, guys. I mean we're talking about this earlier,
but I mean they literally took out one of our
guys at a Trump rally back in July. So I mean,
I'm not discouraging people to not intend Trump rallies. There
really fun places, and it's cool to see the don
just go off for two hours on you know, whatever
topic he feels like, and kind of watching stand up
comedy play in real time, and you get to meet
some pretty fun people at Trump rallies. But just keep
your head on a swivel out there, That's all I'm
gonna say. So, AnyWho, U Machiavelli sucks to go for
five bucks? Why does everyone rag on Daniel Defense.
Speaker 4: It's good because it's.
Speaker 2: The most it's the most expensive ar and all the
what is it? All of the quote unquote completely unassisted
lone wolf shooters somehow have Daniel Defense AR fifty. They're
like something like two thousand dollars plus a rifle. I'm
sure you know you guys may know better than me.
But it's like all the top quality gear that like,
you know us, like like Delta Force death squads use
and like European swat teams use because they have the
money for them. So whenever a shooter it's like who,
Like like the Trannion.
Speaker 3: Too, had had two of them, It's like, all right, well,
had this Mexican get to defenses?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: On a on a on a like Wendy's budget. Yeah, so.
Speaker 1: Yeah, just he just found them, found him with the
metal detector out in the middle of the woods.
Speaker 3: Apparently, So yeah, yeah, are is my that's my my baby.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I remember back in the day, like the first ones
that everyone was getting their hands on, the two thousands
with the bush Masters and such. Those were those were
fun to shoot. But of course, like everyone on this panel,
I lost all my firearms long long ago in a
tragic accident. I have never seen them again.
Speaker 3: Who's doing is it? Is doing the old Glory Club comments?
The fence is popular with.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Doug's in the chat and I you know, so
people can back and forth with him. Uh anyhow, I mean,
like really it is like it.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't know because I'm freaking poor hopefully not for long.
But like I wouldn't they really are like the top
quality ar you can get there, just simply the best constructed. Now,
I know guys who shoot PSAs out the box with
no mods pretty much the exact same they shoot a
Daniel defense. So I mean, what, there's only so many
so good inn AR fifteen can be. But like they
really are just top quality. But the thing is is
it's you know, the top quality is often the one
that is purchased by, you know, the guys who have
all black plate carriers and frog suits.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, all right, I'm gonna go off on
this one a little bit here, so you guys know,
like the picture that we've seen a bunch going around
recently of Tim Walls walking around with like his brand
new like two thousand dollars Barretta or Bonelli, whatever the
hell he's taking. That's like fresh out of the box,
and he's like, oh, I go hunting with this. You know.
It's like, fuck off, No you don't, but it's kind
of like the same thing, if uh. All right, So
I was a naturally ranked marksman for years and years
and years going on like ten years ago now for
Sporting clays, okay, And I would show up to these
events with a gun that I got hand a hand
me down from when I was a kid. I would
use it to shoot ducks. I shot an eleven eighty
seven Redmuton Model semi automatic, all right. And I had
guys showing up with like three thousand dollars kreekoffs, a
couple thousand dollars stogers, you know, all these decked out
over undershotguns and everything. If you're not a good shot,
your equipment isn't gonna fucking matter, all right, So like
people go on like it's like it's like what fuds
talk about. Like you go to like a gun rage,
you see guy who is like a gun that's more
expensive than his car, and you still can't hit the
broad side of the barn with it. You know, your
equipment is only going to carry the day so much.
And really, unless you're doing some really long range shooting
or really going into some you know, absurd environmental conditions,
you don't need. These guys survive being chucked down a
mountain top.
Speaker 3: And lmcs are better anyways. So there.
Speaker 1: There you go. We have spoken. The OGC has spoken,
So all right, moving on, to Melon for ten bucks.
Been traveling a lot recently using the Red Hawk eight
mile per hour over the speed limit, cruise control. It
was good advice. It is good advice. People should read
my article about conducting a American road trip. If you
guys aren't familiar with this is an excellent tactic. I've
never gotten a ticket using this. If you're lucky enough
to have a large family, make excuses to go visit them, folks,
you'll need them in the times ahead, and vice versa.
There you go. Sound advice from Melon Go and travel
United States is excellent for this.
Speaker 2: Trying to get concentrated places too, Like if you've got
a collection of family within a certain geographic area, try
to stay. If you're like kind of rootless and you're
looking for somewhere to plant, if your family's concentrated somewhere
the low cow doesn't really matter because I don't think
it's going to be a situation where like nukes fly, right.
But the place where your highest likelihood of survival is
is the place with the most number of people invested
in your survival, and family is usually the If you
don't have friends that you trust with your life nearby,
family is usually the next best thing. So if your
family spread all over then I mean, shoot, I don't
know what to say to you, but you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, alrighty and finally and then we'll be all caught
up on these super chants. Thank you very much, gentlemen
for your kind patronage. Tonight we got our friend luth
Empler once again for five bucks. Daniel Penny's case starts
a two weeks ban. Oh man, I hope, I hope
the gods favorite that guy for sure. Pray up, donate
and help his legal team out. Yeah really, I mean,
if there's one guy who deserves to walk free, I
mean it'd be nice we have a writtenhouse to electric
boogaloo in that guy's case. You know, you see the
meme all the time. It's like, why aren't men stepping
up and protecting us. It's like fucking picture of Daniel
Penny right there. It's like, you eat, you gotta let
us commit violence to protect people, simple ass. All righty,
that is us all caught up on the super chats.
Thank you very much, gentlemen. In the chat, let's move on
to our next story. This next story. You know what
I'm gonna use the Haitians springboard to spring more and
often too the next topic here. But we have an
update from the city councilmen in Springfield, Ohio who actually
has confirmed eat this, ABC, NBC and all you fact
checkers de booking that they are indeed eating the cats,
they're eating the dogs. Let's hear what this guy has
to say.
Speaker 9: Awsen And you know, culture is underneed different than what
they're used to do. And one of the things that
hurt that I heard that bothered me very much. I've
actually had quite a few people contact me here lately
is some pretty horrid things occurring to the domesticated animal
in the name hood. You had stuff in the park
that again they they're being taken advantage of for reasons
other than and if you shake your head, Brian.
Speaker 4: No no, I asked.
Speaker 3: I asked me if there was proof. People that have.
Speaker 9: Confided in me have asked me for ranoimity. I'm not
I can't give their names up. I mean, we haven't
seen the proof that you're and I've heard I've heard
about it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what do they want? They want? They want them
to bring the crap from the cat that they just
shut out. What kind of proof are they looking for.
Speaker 1: You can even show them that and be like, oh,
it's a halal cat or some ship they legally harvested
it or whatever went to a fucking hate These people
just look at that.
Speaker 3: I mean, here's the thing. Here's something that I've been,
you know, covering lately, is when you start looking into
local towns, and I'm talking about small towns, you start
seeing that they're leverage to the hilt in debt. I mean, yeah,
I found out that Lockhart, Texas, that a lot of
people know about is right outside of Austin, is like
a billion dollars in debt. There's fourteen thousand people in
that town. What the fuck are they a billion dollars
in debt? And then you found out zero Hedge and
of all places, Jewish Journal and zero Hedge picked this
up an article from an ex Wall Street journal writer
looked into it, and there's this guy named that I
believe is George ten Te n spring guy in Springfield
runs a It's like it's basically like a human trafficking
outfit where they send they bring these titans in and
they get them to go to the plants and then
they skim off of their paychecks and everything, and this
guy's living in like a mansion outside of the city.
And basically this is all about what it's about money
to the people who are willing to take them in. Obviously,
the people who are sending them there are doing it
to punish white America, you know, heritage America. But there
are people making millions off of this, and a lot
of it has to do with just these towns are
in debt that they can never pay off, so they're
wide open to graft. You know, it's one of the
reasons why I don't know if they do this anymore,
but I mean, I'm old enough that I would get
a job and they'd run my credit report because they
want to see if I was like if if I
would steal, if I was doing you know what kind
of you know, if I was at all leverage, you know,
leveraged in some way where I could damage them. And
that's what that's what you're seeing. You're seeing like these
people who are just willing to the ship is sinking
and they're getting all they're taking all they can get
before you know, they jump in. They're getting their life
raft through this money and getting paid off. It's fuck,
it's fucking insane.
Speaker 1: Speaking of credit reports, Pete, I remember I was a
mortgage underwriter for a time after graduating college, and I
remember the lowest credit rating that we would take from
people to sign off a loan for refinance for eighty which,
if anyone knows a credit report, it is garbage, just
in the fucking dirt. It's like you've never paid back
a payment. Yeah, exactly, you've never paid back a loan
in your entire life. No, that's how awful that credit
number is.
Speaker 3: I can't even call yourself white if you're not at
least over seven to seventy five.
Speaker 4: Facts. Facts, So.
Speaker 2: Dang looks like I'm I'm brown.
Speaker 3: Then shoot, startfall, Paul.
Speaker 1: It probably hasn't had too much, Paul, you.
Speaker 3: Have any you have an excuse. You're young, I mean, yeah, yeah,
just get thirty.
Speaker 2: Not quite, it's not quite at seven seventy five yet.
All right, it's it's it's getting closed. Just give me time.
Please don't revoke my white card. It's all I mean,
it's not very valuable right now, but it's all I got.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you kind of you kind of actually need to
start making like some huge, like giant purchases and stuff
to really like start working on it anyway, Like if
you're not like like making monthly car payments or like, uh,
you know, stuff like that, it's no, it's hard to
get it up there. But AnyWho, So we wanted to
springboard off of you know, the spring Field, Ohio stuff
to talk about another topic. So people, this has actually
been something that's going on like for the last several
several years. So we've actually talked about this briefly on
the show before. But we're gonna bring up the topic
of the national park system here in the United States,
and not in the way that many people would think
we're gonna talk about it, but actually so a great
threat actually retweeted this on my Twitter account a couple
days ago. You guys can take the look at this.
This is from Cenozoic Age Vitalist, and basically what this
guy has done as he's been walking around through a
bunch of our national parks in the United States and
he's finding these cartel operations that are just giants like
marijuana grows or other illicit drug services. Because the United
States has more public land and national parks than any
other country on the planet's over I think It's over
eleven million acres now of public land and such just
in the United States itself. And some of these places
are so remote, I mean, park rangers never check on them,
Nobody looks for it. You're in the middle of the woods.
Hikers aren't going there, hunters aren't going in there. So
these guys just set up these operations as you just
start like little you know, drug uh operations in the
middle of them. And of course they leave all the
shit behind once they've either been found out or they
need to pack up and move to another area, move
to another operation. They just leave these mountains and mountains
of trash in places. And of course, because these people
aren't Americans, they're not going to treat the land with
any reverence or respect that it deserves. We've got another
clip coming up here in a moment that I'll showing
a second here, but just initial reactions, guys.
Speaker 3: This is pretty old school. I had a friend, white
dude from California actually, and he he did federal time
for weed and stuff like that. He was telling me
he knew the whole history of it. Back in the
seventies and early eighties they used to the National Parks
was a place that they grew weak. They would just
go out into there. They would plan it in random
places where they didn't think anybody will go, and then
they could just go in there because they weren't patrolled
the way they were the way they are now. Yeah,
this is like old school the way people are doing this.
Another way, he told me that they used to do it,
which is which is absolutely insane. They called it gorilla
grows like the medians and highways, the ones that were
like like the ones that had like high grass, they
would just go into like the center of it and
they would just chop, you know, basically mow it. And
then they would just grow right in the median of
state highways and federal highways. Yeah, this is pretty old school.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we got another clip here that want to show
him really quick this this clip doesn't come out of
the United States, comes out of Ontario, Canada. But let's
just take a look right here and see coming to
a local street near you.
Speaker 8: But god, you guys know that's very illegal, eh, Like,
you guys know this is very illegal. What you guys
are doing. What's your guys' names?
Speaker 3: Treat shitter ones two?
Speaker 8: You're netting fish you're netting fish, which is extremely illegal.
You're going to jail for that. Do you guys understand
that I've been videotaping you guys for a while. What's
your guys' names?
Speaker 1: Phill's move with such rage. So I had a piece
come out on the OGC substack last week about the
environmental movement and conservation and such, and how this is
a right wing issue, was historically was subverted by left
in the twentieth century and has now opened up to
us once again, much in the same way that like
the health and nutrition sphere and the workout sphere and
fitness and such has now just been surrendered to guys
like us. Uh, this is another thing that he's just
prime for the tanking. You import the third world, you're
gonna become the third world. You could just show people
mountains of trash in every single country that these people
come from, whether it's Bangladesh, Nepal, India, Southeast Asia, shores
of Sub Saharan Africa, there's mountains of trash. The rivers
are so polluted they just kill everything in them. They
just go in there and they think it's like a
dinner trove that you just go into there's no sense
of conservation, there's no sense of you know, a species
management or anything like this. This just angers me to
no end, you know.
Speaker 3: I mean, go ahead, god.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know. One of the things about this too
is that I've been mentioned before about how like the
DNR and the Park Service actually do a pretty good job.
And if I was to pick a government organization that actually,
you know, is probably the most competent in the United States,
and probably pick them because they do actually do a
very good job of sensible governance of Okay, you're allowed
x amount of fish from this river. To ensure the
population doesn't shrink, you have to use this kind of
tackle to have a sense of fair chase, which is
kind of the same thing that why we as Americans
and Anglos and all white people in general are just
horrified by the fact that a Haitian would just go
down to the local park and bash a goose or
a duck's head, you know, steal it from like the
dawn park where people feed it with bread, Just grab it,
wring it by the neck, and slam it into the
ground and take it home for supper. It's like that
just flies in the face of fair chase. It flies
in the face of having connection to the land and
the animals in it, and this stuff is just these
people are just here to exploit shit. They're here to
exploit our gibbs and now in this case, they're literally
here just to exploit our natural resources. It's like, fuck off,
I've a trade. I've a trade one Brook trout for
a million pagets, a billion pagets easily.
Speaker 4: As if we needed more reason to deport another fifty
million people.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, and I've been bringing up this topic
not a once, you know, Yeah, yeah, exactly. I mean
I was on our friend Thomas's show about two or
three months back and we were talking about this, and
I mean I've opened this line of questioning before on
my Twitter account and a little bit in that conversation.
But it's like, you know, I want colonials. I'm back
on the table just so we save the environment. At
this point, basically, it's like you turn on any nature
documenting with David Attenborough or something, and it's so subversive.
What these people do. They go out of their way
to never show you just the mountains, like the mount
Everest of trash that is in places like India or
on the shores of Nigeria or in the river ways
of China. Every time they talk about environmental issues in
the Third World, they're always showing you pictures of like
smoke stacks because you know it's a wave or a
mean pathogen to get in your brain of Oh, well,
that's a smoke stack. That's a factory. We have factories
over here in the West. We need to shut them
down because that's going to save the environment. When all
these countries have no respect for their land. They never have,
They've never engaged in conservation. They've caused the extinction of
countless species, way more than whites ever have throughout our
entire history. They just don't care, and they're just going
to exploit and use every last bit of it. So
why does a place like why does the United States
have to respect the the border sovereignty of a place
like fucking Angola and allow them to murder and destroy
every last bit of megafauna in their country and sell
to the Chinaman for his rectolo dysfunction home medicine. It's like,
fuck off every single like elephant and rhino and giant
sable antelope and cape buffalo and crocodile and lion are
way more valuable than any of these people rant over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there were. There was a group of right wingers
in the middle of the century who understood that where
the real environment lists. So we need to get that back.
Speaker 1: Yeah. Absolutely so this this requires us being actual wardens
of our land, taking an active no pursuit of being
Thank thank you, Doug. Yes, yes, we'd be protecting our
wild spaces.
Speaker 4: Uh, you know, a little bit on the no.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well I've I've been referenced to this before,
but not next year. It is going to happen. I've
been talking about it for years, But next year I
am going to start taking OGC guys on a hunts.
It is going to happen. I'm gonna have to call
some of my contacts and figure out how I want
to do it exactly, but next year, I promise I
will be taking some of our guys in our chapters
on a hunt of some kind next year, because I
do want more of our guys to get involved in
this great sport. So all right, any other final comments,
gents before we move on to more Uh, we'll call
it a lighter and more hilarious final story. Of the evening.
Speaker 2: Just get prepared to see more of this. Really, just
like prepared to watch every single natural beauty Yellowstone, Yosemite,
frigging like Grand Teton. Maybe not, maybe not the ones
in Utah, but like, just get prepared to see every
single beautiful thing that all of our ancestors spent so
much blood and treasure and time and all that to preserve.
Just just be mentally prepared to see it all defaced disgrace.
Not just the statues, mind you, right, but the natural
beauty too, the you know, GRIFFI every time I go
on a walk at Nature Preserves, I just see people
just spray painting graffiti on frigging rocks, on rocks, on
massive boulders. I'm like, this was a beautiful boulder and
it was a beautiful little outcrop and you spray painted
it right, right, So just just get ready to see
more of this, I'm you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, indeed, I'm I'm seeing a guy in the chap
bring up the documentary Africa Ado. Yes, if you guys
haven't seen it, that is an absolute must. If anyone's
in this space, you can actually look it up conveniently.
We were talking about him earlier but Martin Captive Dreamer,
he actually tweeted out the whole documentary on his Twitter
account not too long ago, So you guys could just
go ahead and go into the Twitter search feature type
in Africa Ado and you can probably watch the whole thing.
And absolutely must for anyone in our circles, as it
relates to what happens when you leave the third world
to its own devices. As it relates to the natural world,
They're literally just gonna kill every last megafauna and they will.
They just aren't gonna give a shit. One final comment
I'll say on this as it relates to our national
parks and such. So I went to Mammoth Cave National
Park earlier this year, like two or three months ago
in Tennessee, and I was just blown away by how
many non whites and you know, Chinese people and such
were there on tour and everything. And I'm walking through
these like tight caverns, and like the Chinese people are
doing the Chinese thing. They just stand in the middle
of the path and like just don't move around, and
I'm just sitting here like fueling with rage, thinking I'm
gonna throw this fucking dude over the fucking side of
the railing into the bottom of this cabinets. Abyss, just
save us all the trouble. But there needs to be
a significant charge for foreigners to go into our national parks.
You should be free for Americans, and I don't care
like a five charge for foreigners at this point. It's okay.
America is not an open air amusement park if you
just walk around and take a look at everything and
shit all over the place and destroy It's like, this
land is so much more valuable than any of you people.
It's like, oh my god, that's mune to the Asians.
It's like, fuck off. Arches National Park is worth more
than your entire country. Fuck you.
Speaker 4: A single cat in Springfield is worth more than an Asian.
Speaker 1: Yeah, damn right, all right, moving on to our final
story of the night, which poses to be extending white
Boy summer indefinitely into the fall. Apparently. So let's hear
what good old Tucker Carlson has to say right here.
Speaker 6: So we've got some nicotine pouches right here. My friend
Tucker is a big fan, big proponent. Yes, and I
have some questions for you. You can either answer the
question or you can take one of these nicotine pouches,
which would you.
Speaker 1: Like to play?
Speaker 7: Well, I'm going through a period of transition in my
life with nicotine pouches. I've used a certain brand. I'm
embarrassed to say it. It's made by a huge company,
huge donors to Kamala Harris. I'm not going to use
that brand anymore.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it's fine.
Speaker 7: It's a good for like your girlfriend or whatever, but
it's I don't think men should use that brand starts
with a Z. And we're launching our own brand today
called ALP, and I just it's a it's a kind
of it's a much better option, trust me.
Speaker 4: And I would know.
Speaker 7: I know a lot about this area. So I'm going
to forego the pouches probably made by that other company,
and answer your questions absolutely.
Speaker 6: I will say these are not busy word o company,
but totally fine. I'll just ask you the questions.
Speaker 1: So there you go, Tucker Carlson extending White Boy Summer
by starting his own nicotine pouch company, ALP, which I've
just dropped the link in the chat. People take a
look at alppouch dot com coming out in November, So
everyone be ready to toss your zins aside and uh
to get on the ALP train for sure. I just
love how Tucker is pro big tobacco as we are
here at the OGC.
Speaker 4: We love we love big tobacco.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, And big Tobacco wants to give the OGC money.
I will gladly take it.
Speaker 4: You know, not really a fan.
Speaker 3: We look forward to being having the OGC being an
affiliate for ALP in the very near future.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll totally do it. I mean, we talked about
this before and this has been like kind of a
joke as such, but it really does beg the question
how everywhere you look, Oh, we got to ban smoking
of all kinds, whether it's cigarettes, whether it's cigars, whether
it's chewing tobacco or these nicotine pouches or what have you.
We got to ban all those. They're bad for the kids,
to give you cancer. But we're also going to legalize marijuana.
On every single step of the way. It's like, well,
you're still in taking smoke into your lungs, so it's
like the weed smoke magically like not bad for you
the way like cigarette smoke is. How does this work?
But we know why they do this. They do this
because nicotine is an upper and weed is a downer.
It makes you docile, makes you lazy, makes you fat.
Nicotine is actually an upper, gives you hyper focus. I
tend to do some of my best work on some
of these nicotine pouches and such.
Speaker 3: I want is your testosterone too, you know, which is
another reason they don't want you eating meat. Yeah, they
want they need you docile. Mmhmm.
Speaker 4: Indeed, indeed we have and we have all these to
bacco shops, but they're not really selling tobacco.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're selling like the fucking vabes, which you know,
I mean, I I guess if you're brown, you take
one of those.
Speaker 2: But you know, uh, you know, I never I never much.
I say memes about it, and I love the aesthetic
for it, and I've of course tried it before, but
I never much like liked the nicotine salts, you know,
I mean maybe maybe maybe I'm you know, a bit
of a grandpa here. It's just I don't I don't
I see the synthetic nicotine.
Speaker 1: I get it.
Speaker 2: It's you know, it's you need it for like your
hyper I don't know, I always like the actual like,
you know, getting it from from the source, from like
the leaf itself. Maybe I'm maybe I'm just stupid, but you.
Speaker 4: Know, you like, smokers are the most oppressed minority in
this country, you know, next to gamers.
Speaker 1: Bog Beef. Bog Beef enters the chat and he tells
it you younger. That's true.
Speaker 4: But but if anybody else met, if anybody is Mammy,
they know they know how many cigarettes I'll smoke in
front of them.
Speaker 1: Oh man, just go to any OGC event and you'll
just see how many packs of cigarettes and how many
cigars had poked at any The.
Speaker 2: OGC has a high concentration of nicotine enjoyers. I mean,
it didn't help that. My first experience with Zim's was
I think I double packed on the roof, which you're
not supposed to do, especially for your first time.
Speaker 1: So, yeah, did you ever get into like chewing tobacco?
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no, I don't you know, Yeah,
I just don't. I don't know. I'll inhale smoke. It's
just something about chewing it.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe maybe the the freaking syop campaign has worked
on me. But I mean, you know, you know, my
gums are messed up enough as it is.
Speaker 1: You know, we were, you know, talking about sin and
such here. It took me a couple of times h
to actually you get used to it and such. I mean,
it didn't really help. They took a six is my
first time. It kind of fucked me up a little bit.
But you know, slowly taking the threes and the sixes
and such. You know, I enjoy it. I'm a I
am a I'm a tobacco pouch appreciator, and I most
definitely will be getting my hands on some of Tucker
Carlson's alp when it comes out in a couple of
weeks here.
Speaker 3: So all right, if you don't want to inhale, I mean,
you can find a nice, good Virginian tobacco to smoke
out of a pipe and you're still going to get
a get a healthy dose and nicotine.
Speaker 2: There on that. On that, there's a unique type. I
don't know any brands off the top of my head.
I should learn it. But there's the most unique type
of tobacco in the world. It's called I think it's
called Virginia yellow leaf, but I know it grows around Danville,
which is right on the North Carolina border. But there's
something about the soil there that causes the bottom couple
of the's like a vitamin it's like a vitamin D
deficiency or something like that in the soil that causes
the bottom two leafs of the tobacco stalk to be
yellowish as opposed to the rest of them.
Speaker 3: And so that is I have some of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, it's it's the most unique kind of pipe
tobacco in the world. Sorry, thank you, thank you, mister Pete.
Speaker 3: It's appreciate it. Do something else. And if if you
a little too much of that, I mean that'll hit
you pretty friggin hard too. I'd be like, you know,
really like a real Maduro cigar. If you go down
to the nub on that you might be feeling it
a little bit. Uh yeah, that the tobacco you're talking about,
same thing you like, do you uh?
Speaker 2: Do you smoke the brickhouse Maduros?
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't do Maduro's. That's that was for
ten years ago.
Speaker 1: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: Real good cigar, really good starting cigar, you know. I mean, shoot,
if since we're on the topic, I would recommend I
if any of one in the audience wants to start
trying them, out Charter Oak Connecticut Shade, one of the best,
you know, bog standard cigars that you can get Charter
Oak Connecticut Shade, Real Americana brand too.
Speaker 1: You know, I'm getting spoiled with the really nice cigars
we've been smoking the past a couple of years, with
the Diamond Crowns and the Davidovs and such. Those are
rapidly my favorite ones ever, very.
Speaker 3: Very one of our one of our fellow o G
sears brought some really nice cigars from let's just say
a friend of ours from Chicago, and yeah they I
smoked one the first night of the OGC and that
was amazing, Oh yeah, amazing.
Speaker 1: Very very good indeed. And uh, you know what, And
if you don't have any cigars, or cigars aren't your fancy,
you can always go and talk with mister Micah poll
Or or Hunger or Burden or anyone else who's always
carrying some cigarettes on them or me with my Marble reds.
Speaker 4: So yeah, if you want, if you want to get
into the smoking, either cigarettes or cigars, probably you should
probably make friends with smokers. And they will they will,
they will guide you through you know, what's good what's
not good. How do you start off?
Speaker 1: You know, all right, all right, I gotta call this
man out Autonomous Worker drone ninety six in the chat.
If I ever see you come to an OGC event
with a black and mild you'll be thrown out immediately
and have your white bar removed.
Speaker 3: I believe the only the only good like like machine
made cigar in the world that can pass as a villager.
Villager makes these. They they come individually wrapped in paper
and their machinemate. They you get a pass on those
because those are you know, you're coming from one of
the oldest, oldest companies in the world and the Eric
Nording And I actually have one of his handmade pipes
that I died earlier this year. Just absolutely amazing company,
just plugging mhmm.
Speaker 1: Yeah. They literally black and mild. A ceiling bird chirp
happens every time you.
Speaker 3: Open one up.
Speaker 1: So there you go. All right, Well that's all the
stories tonight, gens So and you know one other thing,
I guess I might as well a hill right now.
While we're on the topic of Tucker Carlson, he's doing
a tour right now across the country. So if he's
coming to your town. Go see him, Go see the man.
I'm sure it will be a fun time. I'm gonna
go see him next weekend, amazingly, so that'll be fun.
All right, Let's go through the last bit of the
super chats tonight, gents, and we will wrap it up
all right, back to the top. We ended with Cringewalker.
That's right, all right, Magne Belfasar for five bucks, God
blessed Trump. He's visiting a shrine to the Virgin Mary
the Sunday. The latest assassination attempt that failed was on
September fifteenth, feast of our Lady of Sours. Coincidence. Hey,
you know, hopefully someone is looking out for the man
because we need him. All right, let's see Paladin yy
Z for twenty bucks. I love to toss around the
word crazy and psycho, but I don't see this guy
as insane. That's too convenient and reductive way to sweep
him into the do not look for the category. Also,
the SKS is a great rifle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, No, he's absolutely not a sane He's just a
he's an ideological warrior. We consider him insane because he's not.
Here's the thing, right, when we call these people insane. Right,
we're talking about their first principles and their foundations. We're
not talking about like they're there, what is it they're
they're you know, capability, Yeah, we're not. We're not talking
about their capability to reason within their bounded rationality. They're
extremely sane. It's just their bounded rationality is founded on
absolute freaking what like like and this is why, like
we it gets to the point you cannot share a
country with these people. You can't because like it's like
it's like telling them that Hawaii isn't a place. If
I walked up to them and said the island of
whole why he does not exist? They just can't. They don't.
They can't conceive of it. Or it's like if I
told them, you know, like Mars is space dust, it's
not real, it was invented, you know. They just they
don't they can't even conceive of it, right, this.
Speaker 1: Is the problem. Yeah, it's like Scott Adams two TVs.
But it's like been ratchet up to such an amazing
degree at this point. I mean I was talking with
not me, not you about this the other day, but
he was having a conversation with no I won't see
who he's having a conversation with two uh with two ladies,
shall I say, And they were just talking about how,
oh well, the Trump assassination thing, which is completely staged.
It's like, that's an insane belief to have. That is
nuts to think that it was an inside job for
a bullet to go whizzing by your head at a
quarter of an inch away from blowing your skull off.
It's like, nobody in a million years would I and
William tell this shit me. But this is just like
a normally held view. And you see this every single day.
I mean, log on Twitter. You see a million people
talking about this every day. But the bazilion likes, oh no.
Speaker 4: Anything about These people don't know anything about guns or
shooting or ranged or I mean, like you can't argue
with blue on on. I mean blueing on is literally
more insane than.
Speaker 1: C Yeah, yeah, all right, And our final super chat
for the night once again comes from Lustamplar for five bucks.
The Latinos call this extractivism, where the activism of insane
elite caused the loss or extraction of natural beauty. I
hate them, I hate I just I hate them. Bridgewalker
I want them gone. I want them out of here.
This is my land, it's my beauty. We worked hard
for it. Fuck off, go back to your shit hole,
all right. So that is it for the super chats,
and that is it for the stream tonight. Let's go
around the horn really quick and we will wrap up. Pete,
you had a great episode with Dark Enlightenment earlier this week.
Speaker 3: What else you got, Yeah, yeah, that was a good one.
I just dropped one with Alex Petkas. He's a former academic,
got out in twenty twenty and now he's basically talking
teach us about Greek Greek philosophy. We did an episode
where we talked about what what young people, what our
young guys can learn from reading books like Plutarch's Lives
where you read about great men who are not only
great warriors or great thinkers, but they were also entrepreneurs.
And yeah, I think that that's a mindset that we
all need to get into, and especially the younger guys,
so that we can build build wealth. You know, we
got to remember the great right wingers of the past,
the Henry Ford's people, like that, they built great wealth
and they were able to they were able to do
great things and that's what we need here here.
Speaker 1: Mister Farrenheit, What do you got coming up?
Speaker 2: Well, I don't have anything major coming up. I mean
I'm doing the series with Peak Q on Peak q's channel,
so everyone go check that out. I don't, you know,
really do my own content. I mean I write one
off essays here and there when inspiration strikes me, usually
auguring different potential realities that the future could be, you know,
I mean, otherwise, just like support join the Old Glory
Club and get involved, get involved, support the support the
Old Glory Club.
Speaker 4: That's all I got.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Paul and I recorded. Paul and I recorded the
next episode in the Spain series last night and that'll
be out next week, early next week, So look for that.
Speaker 1: Sweet and I'm hunger. Thank you for coming on. Always
pleasure to speak with you. What else do you have coming.
Speaker 4: Not that much?
Speaker 3: Uh?
Speaker 4: Just going off? Well, yeah, follow the Old Glork Club.
You know, my dms are open if you want to
get involved. Nope, look look for your local chapter. I'm
very I'm very involved in my chapter and personally just
follow me at Hungry Die do I if you want
to keep up with more Middle Eastern shenanigans.
Speaker 1: Yes, of course. As our professional Hummus correspondent, you are
the first man we look to for any updates that
are going on with the Israel Gaza issue and the
Middle East. No shenanigans, so thank you for coming on
as always for myself, Like I made announcement earlier during
one of our topics, I had an article come out
on the OGC last week about conservation and the right wing.
People should go check that out. Also check out my
Twitter account. I did another one of my Zoo reviews yesterday,
so people could go take a look at those. You're
looking for some wholesome content. And then this Saturday, I
will be hosting a Rule zero on my channel with
the rest of the RP guys. We're gonna talk about
women and do her politics matter I say they don't.
We'll have a good discussion. Be sure to tune into
that at eleven thirty Eastern on Saturday morning. Should be
a fun talk. And of course I will once again
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