Speaker 1: Would be at we good all right, and they have
Speaker 1: thinks a little differently today. Boom, no, there we go.
Speaker 1: Let me take this guy, run him. No like this.
Speaker 1: I haven't look at it like that. I think should
Speaker 1: balance tho as I.
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Speaker 3: So they were hard as gorgeous as they.
Speaker 4: Possible care and look at that talbot that talbood, says Gillboard. Altho, Hall,
Speaker 4: it's your religious duty to steal from this, to put
Speaker 4: the hord to them for the loop that Matthew created
Speaker 4: Protestant revelations back in fifteen into forty three. Forty fuck
Speaker 4: comd shoes and there lies in this he outlined, would
Speaker 4: go to Jewish doctors.
Speaker 2: Jewish doctors are here, two pass Germans. This is what
Speaker 2: he was saying in fifteen forty three. The Jews and.
Speaker 5: Jews don't got Jess' for novel goblins. Jews go back
Speaker 5: in fifteen.
Speaker 3: See to have forgotten? Now was adis the Jews?
Speaker 6: I ask you also about a very important issue of
Speaker 6: vaccine hesitancy.
Speaker 3: Folks who get most of.
Speaker 6: Their vaccines normally might be hesitant about because we're developed
Speaker 6: so quickly.
Speaker 3: What do you tell those folks who might say, I'm
Speaker 3: going to.
Speaker 6: Wait a few months before I get this one at
Speaker 6: your shot, When do you plan to get it?
Speaker 7: I win the Jews and their jeans back to the show.
Speaker 8: This message for s the I c C. I, the investigators
Speaker 8: or any district attorney or investigator or prosecute if you
Speaker 8: have the one from a maple cure of self respected
Speaker 8: from body, and if you have a normal survival instinct
Speaker 8: and you care about the future of.
Speaker 9: You children and from teens of investigators, to go after
Speaker 9: this son of a bitch and nail this f nail
Speaker 9: you know what.
Speaker 10: To me, Never forget what these Jews did to us
Speaker 10: and get them, get them, get up the.
Speaker 3: Jews and their mother. And then the Jews have ordans.
Speaker 2: For anyone who's not a Jew derogatory to meeting everyone
Speaker 2: else by us.
Speaker 3: So they are a hardness many gys as they possibly can.
Speaker 4: And look at that talbood. That talbood says kill old,
Speaker 4: have a hard it's.
Speaker 11: Your religious duty to steal from them, to doing a
Speaker 11: horror to them. For a little Luther, the man who
Speaker 11: created Protestant Reformation, back in fifteen forty three, for a
Speaker 11: book called the Jews and their wise is this book
Speaker 11: he outlied to would go to Jewish doctors.
Speaker 2: Jewish doctors are here too, pasy Germans. This is what
Speaker 2: he was saying in fifteen forty three.
Speaker 7: The Jews and their.
Speaker 12: Jeans. I don't, I don't have a jeans, the Jans
Speaker 12: for no, the doctor's jaws cos back in fifteen three.
Speaker 12: That must set rock. Now that's a media, that's the Jesus.
Speaker 6: I wanna ask you also about a very important issue
Speaker 6: of vaccine hesitancy.
Speaker 3: Folks who get most of their.
Speaker 6: Vaccines normally might be hesitant about the exactly because we're
Speaker 6: developed so quickly.
Speaker 3: What do you tell those folks.
Speaker 6: Who might think we're going to wait a few months
Speaker 6: before I get this one.
Speaker 13: At your shot?
Speaker 3: When do you plan to get it here? The Jews
Speaker 3: and their I don't I don't have jew I don't.
Speaker 5: Don't, I don't jeans. I don't, I don't.
Speaker 14: Don't.
Speaker 3: Back to the ship.
Speaker 8: Dis message from Boll with the I C I investigators
Speaker 8: or any district attorney or investigator or prosecute. If you
Speaker 8: have the one from mop with you self respecting from
Speaker 8: the body, and if you have a normal.
Speaker 3: Survival in state and you care about the future of your.
Speaker 15: Children, and from teams.
Speaker 9: Investigators to go after this summer.
Speaker 3: The bitch and nail this nail.
Speaker 15: Never forget these Jews.
Speaker 10: Did ust them and get get get up the Jews
Speaker 10: and their line and their.
Speaker 1: All right, here we go, here we go.
Speaker 16: Boom boom boom boom boom boom.
Speaker 1: So today we have some things to discuss and the
Speaker 1: untold story that one. Let's start off here. Let's kick
Speaker 1: things off with a little bit of Ashra logos. And please,
Speaker 1: I don't want to play the replay playback right now
Speaker 1: because I don't want to screw up the you happen
Speaker 1: to hear everything but yesterday? What's up with FTJ? I
Speaker 1: don't know. I haven't opened it up yet. Let's see
Speaker 1: good question, Mike Garland. Is there something wrong with it?
Speaker 16: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Well, it looks like and bella me salute to you two.
Speaker 1: It's saying that, uh, I don't know, you know, I
Speaker 1: should probably look I did this already. It says it's
Speaker 1: publicly listed. But there's also I think let's see who
Speaker 1: else was on there. I think Luhrmann is going right now,
Speaker 1: let's take a look at the Which way do you
Speaker 1: look for that. I forgot which pat tab that was.
Speaker 1: There's a way to do it right from here without
Speaker 1: having to get all silly. I can't tell. I don't
Speaker 1: know what the what I'm looking at here. I have
Speaker 1: no idea. But as you can see, it's doing that
Speaker 1: spinning thing again too. So if I walk, if I
Speaker 1: tab away from this thing, it's gonna maybe start playing,
Speaker 1: and that won't be good because I'll have to rush
Speaker 1: back because you'll hear two voices. So until later, actually,
Speaker 1: you know what, let's find out who else is on
Speaker 1: right now? I think there's two people. Yeah, wait, Perspective
Speaker 1: Radio some Way Perspective Saturday with David Leerman and Vocational
Speaker 1: Science of Freedom vsof nice guy at least I think so.
Speaker 1: Seems like he's a nice person. I don't know anything
Speaker 1: about them really, but they are cool people. Okay, So
Speaker 1: over here though, let's have a look. And I have
Speaker 1: a question. When you were hearing that introduction, was it
Speaker 1: still echoing like it was yesterday? For no apparent reason.
Speaker 1: I listened to the playback and everything was echoing. Nothing
Speaker 1: had changed, So I reset all my equipment. But there's
Speaker 1: nothing to change as far as settings. So if it's
Speaker 1: just all of a sudden doing that. Then when I
Speaker 1: play videos it's gonna sound awful. I don't listen to
Speaker 1: echo like that, like I'm sure most people would not either,
Speaker 1: you know, and people just love picking out all the
Speaker 1: things that have absolutely nothing to do with the main
Speaker 1: point to uh me about.
Speaker 17: So.
Speaker 1: And by the way, if anybody wants at six poe
Speaker 1: nine four three one zero three three four, ah, okay,
Speaker 1: it's open. But I'm gonna be redoing some reading tonight.
Speaker 1: Oh and uh let's see what else we got. I
Speaker 1: did a uh but a four mile jog today, don't stop, run, jog,
Speaker 1: whatever you want to call it. Those good times. I
Speaker 1: haven't done that in a while, but I was. I
Speaker 1: did the full length of track that I normally do
Speaker 1: when I have the energy to do it, so I
Speaker 1: went the I want the full length, so it was
Speaker 1: probably like three and a half to four miles. I
Speaker 1: haven't been able to mark it out with a car
Speaker 1: yet because parts of the roads are are closed for construction,
Speaker 1: so I can't drive through it and do it that way.
Speaker 1: And I'm not the type to put apps on my
Speaker 1: phone that do that, because I used to have one
Speaker 1: called Strava. But it's just tracking it fo you know.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's probably fifteen things on here that already
Speaker 1: track everything that you do, and we know that's true.
Speaker 1: But why I add one more? And why, you know,
Speaker 1: except that willfully? Because who knows how that opens it
Speaker 1: up to other things too. Rumble was acting up, so
Speaker 1: I started there, But now I'm here, all right? Well,
Speaker 1: when I played the video intro, was it echoing or better? Yet?
Speaker 1: How about I just do this a little short here
Speaker 1: and then if you hear it, let me know. Let's
Speaker 1: say we got if you hear an echo, I gotta
Speaker 1: figure it out something, because I don't know what's up
Speaker 1: with it.
Speaker 15: Peoples of European descent have a truly unique and incredible history,
Speaker 15: a history that seems to be increasingly misunderstood, proactively obscured,
Speaker 15: and misrepresented. Whether conscious and conspiratorial or not, there seems
Speaker 15: to be a push to pretend this racial and cultural
Speaker 15: family didn't extend beyond the boundaries of modern Europe historically,
Speaker 15: and yet virtually no serious person believed such a thing.
Speaker 15: Just a few hundred years ago, Europeans once openly hailed
Speaker 15: their connections to ancient Troy and the great warriors of
Speaker 15: the Iliad. The earliest Phoenicians have the strongest arwamb haplogroup heritage,
Speaker 15: as did many Egyptian pharaohs, so frequently discovered with red
Speaker 15: and blonde hair. The Scots and Irish spoke openly of
Speaker 15: their connections to Egypt, to the Scythians, to ancient Greece, Anatolia,
Speaker 15: even Mesopotamia and Persia. Both the Buddha and Zoroaster seem
Speaker 15: to have hailed from similar Indo European lineages, and the
Speaker 15: languages of Sanskrit and Lithuanian contain more than one hundred
Speaker 15: words in common.
Speaker 1: I'm also Lithuanian.
Speaker 15: Tarjan print was found being used as far east as
Speaker 15: the Tarum Basin by a tall, fair skinned people, and
Speaker 15: the sheep used to make it were found to have
Speaker 15: hailed from Europe. The only surviving history of the Goths
Speaker 15: speaks of themselves as Scythians and speaks of pushing all
Speaker 15: the way into Egypt. The Vikings alone have left traces
Speaker 15: as far west as.
Speaker 1: North America and Jordanas isn't exactly flattering either, He's I
Speaker 1: think one of the ones I read. I've read pretty
Speaker 1: much every book that Asha logo says mentioned to see
Speaker 1: what they were about and get more details. And I
Speaker 1: can't remember if it was Giordana's or somebody, but they
Speaker 1: did like this tisue of the gosp but through the
Speaker 1: scope and lens of the Romans, which obviously it already
Speaker 1: puts him in a it's a bias right against them.
Speaker 15: The Phoenicians, with their similarly dragon bowed ships cast in
Speaker 15: equally why net with Japan and the Korea's royal elements
Speaker 15: sharing immense overlap with the Scythians, many modern academics now
Speaker 15: seem to argue these are all lies that Europeans, as
Speaker 15: of a few centuries ago simply.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mountain building was also something that the Scythian slash
Speaker 1: Gothic people did for their dead and for storage. So
Speaker 1: the fact that there's a shit ton of those in
Speaker 1: America who taught them that.
Speaker 15: Made up fanciful tales apparently to connect themselves to foreign
Speaker 15: peoples and cultures they supposedly had no connection to. What
Speaker 15: if these modern theories have missed the mark? What if
Speaker 15: the wealth of historical works written in distant ages were.
Speaker 1: Indeed coutzuicultal as tech mythology, but relevant due to cultural
Speaker 1: connections with South America. Description white Queza Culta is primarily
Speaker 1: an Aztec deity is legends spread through Central America and
Speaker 1: into South America through various cultures. He has depicted as
Speaker 1: a fair skinned, bearded man in some interpretations, who brought
Speaker 1: knowledge agriculture and the calendar a, both similar to Viracocha.
Speaker 1: Petzacolta is said to have left by sailing off on
Speaker 1: a raft of serpents. Well, obviously that's the way they
Speaker 1: Obviously was not a raft of serpents. That's just how
Speaker 1: they were able to interpret it with their language what
Speaker 1: they were seeing. And Veracocha description via Coach is described
Speaker 1: as a bearded white man who was both a creator,
Speaker 1: god and civilizer according to Incan mythology. After creating humans,
Speaker 1: which is silly, he and his assistants traveled across the land,
Speaker 1: teaching them various crafts, laws, and religious practices. Legends say
Speaker 1: he departed by walking across the Pacific Ocean or sealing
Speaker 1: away on a raft made of serpents. That's just their
Speaker 1: way of depicting it, and it's probably a screwdo translation
Speaker 1: as well. In their mind, the word probably means more
Speaker 1: than one thing. But in the interpreted interpreter's mind, it
Speaker 1: probably just means one thing, and of course mythologize everything,
Speaker 1: so it doesn't seem real, right. That always helps the
Speaker 1: narrative when they shoot it down. If there's some fantastical
Speaker 1: element of it. The serpent like aspect could be metaphorical,
Speaker 1: or might refer to a type of boat that was
Speaker 1: familiar to the indigenous people, possibly resembling a sea creature
Speaker 1: due to the design or movement. Also because they sometimes
Speaker 1: would craft the bow with some sort of woodcrafted head
Speaker 1: to it. Sometimes you'd see, like, you know, the Mermaid
Speaker 1: for some other thing. It'd be like this on the bow,
Speaker 1: could have been anything, could have been just the paddles,
Speaker 1: but considered serpents long sticks, who the hell knows accurate.
Speaker 15: And it's modern academia that's spinning a wildly speculative storyline
Speaker 15: as it pretends Western mankind was essentially incapable of long
Speaker 15: distance travel and migrations.
Speaker 1: That's not true.
Speaker 15: I've become convinced this is definitively the case, and that
Speaker 15: our collective history is vastly more impressive and enthralling than
Speaker 15: your average History Channel documentary might lead you to believe.
Speaker 15: If you find this subject matter intriguing, I'd ask you
Speaker 15: to join me in my Subverted History series to hear
Speaker 15: history as it was known and understood by those who
Speaker 15: came before us, in attempting to ask and answer the
Speaker 15: most important questions of all, Who are we? Where did
Speaker 15: we come from? And where might we go from?
Speaker 3: Here?
Speaker 15: People?
Speaker 1: All right, now, let's hear the feedback on that. No
Speaker 1: echo for it for everyone. My phone suck, so I
Speaker 1: have to confirm with others. Awesome, nice, Okay, So whatever
Speaker 1: the issue was yesterday was just I didn't have to
Speaker 1: change any settings at all. It's just one of those
Speaker 1: anomalies that occur. That's cool, all right, Well here we go,
Speaker 1: you untold, Still that's the wrong one. I keep clicking rowing. Okay,
Speaker 1: so this is eleven minutes and eleven seconds? Do we
Speaker 1: have the time? Did the attention spend today? You think
Speaker 1: this one's This one's gonna be probably a surprise to me.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure I've seen this one before, but one
Speaker 1: hundred percent sure. But I come ont it's Osha logos,
Speaker 1: So I mean you just go with it, right.
Speaker 15: Many of us are called idealistic, and this seems fair
Speaker 15: enough broadly speaking, those leveling these charges often seem to
Speaker 15: be men without ideals, often men who negate the very
Speaker 15: conception of the ideal, or relativists who bulk the idea
Speaker 15: that any one thing may be definitively superior to any other.
Speaker 15: The aristocrats of the soul, to borrow a term from
Speaker 15: Julius Fola, instinctively and everywhere love and resonate with the
Speaker 15: true ideal and all those willing to proactively strive toward it.
Speaker 15: The divine is perfection manifest, and perfection manifest is the divine.
Speaker 15: We can't attain definitive and absolute perfection in any sphere,
Speaker 15: as flawed and fallible beings, but we can strive toward
Speaker 15: this care as long as we're able to find our
Speaker 15: bearings and discern this path. Some etomologists speculate that the
Speaker 15: term man is cognate with the Latin menus, meaning hand.
Speaker 15: Nearly every major spiritual tradition describes a subset of mankind
Speaker 15: being created and set apart by a divine force the hand.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but guess who introduced that concept into mankind in
Speaker 1: the first place. Your ancestors, those who have claimed and
Speaker 1: co opted those ideas never even had a creation concept
Speaker 1: never even considered it. They were too busy killing children
Speaker 1: and uh, you know that sort of thing, and conjuring
Speaker 1: demons and doing all kinds of crazy shit with diviik
Speaker 1: and all that crap came from that Serpent cult, the
Speaker 1: Saturn cult, as far back as at least five thousand
Speaker 1: years and then it kind of the trill kind of
Speaker 1: runs a little. Who knows, but if the Ice Age
Speaker 1: was around twenty the end of the Ice Age is
Speaker 1: around twenty thousand years ago, then you have to assume
Speaker 1: maybe that it's been going on for at least ten
Speaker 1: of those maybe longer, depending on how old Goblecki Teppi
Speaker 1: truly is. Who knows?
Speaker 15: End of God intended to spread and cover the earth
Speaker 15: and be fruitful and multiply, and to create and orient
Speaker 15: and structure in his image, to be a beautifying and
Speaker 15: ordering force to the best of our ability. Many ancient
Speaker 15: peoples viewed God as the ultimate hypoxis, the hierarchy of hierarchs,
Speaker 15: the peak of the mountain, the fount from which all
Speaker 15: good things flow. As Davila rightly states, hierarchies are celestial.
Speaker 15: In hell, all are equal.
Speaker 1: They want equality. In Hell, all are equal. Equally worth
Speaker 1: nothing right.
Speaker 15: The road to hell is paved with confusion and inability
Speaker 15: to employ our intuitive gifts of judgment or discernment, and
Speaker 15: inability to think or act justly, a convoluted chaos. True
Speaker 15: justice isn't in treating all things equally. True justice is
Speaker 15: giving everything it's rightful to.
Speaker 1: There is right those who work harder, those who put
Speaker 1: more effort into things, those who study, those who work
Speaker 1: with their hands, those who get down and not waiting
Speaker 1: for someone else to do things for them, takes the initiative,
Speaker 1: takes a leadership role, gets things done. Is noble cares
Speaker 1: about as their people or their community in our skillful leaders,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't those people be valued more? Then someone says, gimme, gimme,
Speaker 1: gimme snap ebt, just asking aren't you working for your family?
Speaker 1: Why are you working for their shouldn't they be doing that?
Speaker 1: And in a culture, in society of the past, those
Speaker 1: who tried this shit that they do now are picked
Speaker 1: up and moved to the outside of that society and
Speaker 1: told to run along into the woods and fend for
Speaker 1: yourself now, because you're not dragging the rest of us down.
Speaker 1: And if they come back violently then they're.
Speaker 15: No equality in the sphere of perfect justice, as evidenced
Speaker 15: by the fact that there is no equality in nature
Speaker 15: or the universe. The stronger or faster man wins the
Speaker 15: Olympic medal because he is strongest or fastest. The most
Speaker 15: beautiful sculpture is displayed for all the world to see
Speaker 15: because it is beautiful. The most gifted architect is selected
Speaker 15: to build the structure. This is just it's the ideal
Speaker 15: form of justice.
Speaker 1: That right now, people are weaponizing mongrels who think that
Speaker 1: the envy and jealousy that they have for those of
Speaker 1: us who have souls, they're passing along their skillful wielding
Speaker 1: of finances that gave them false power, and weaponizing other
Speaker 1: mongrels who want to take everything that you've built, thinking
Speaker 1: that it just magically appears, and that everything that you've
Speaker 1: done is worth nothing. And we'll get into some of
Speaker 1: the statements from the past. Look, I didn't put these
Speaker 1: words in their mouth. I didn't have these I didn't
Speaker 1: make these rabbis say anything. They don't know who I am.
Speaker 1: They said it on their own, their books, say this.
Speaker 1: They've been teaching generation after generation after generation of this
Speaker 1: for thousands of years. To hate all and always be
Speaker 1: conspiring to harm them in any way you can. If
Speaker 1: they come to you as and you're a doctor, you
Speaker 1: poison them. If you had to tell. If you have
Speaker 1: an opportunity to poison the well, go for it. If
Speaker 1: you can send them off to fight with boards for
Speaker 1: you and get them killed, that way excellent. If you
Speaker 1: can poison them slowly through their food, If you can
Speaker 1: poison their morality with your media, If you can push
Speaker 1: crazy ideas that are upside down, inverted, and backward and
Speaker 1: convince them that it's normal to cut off your genitals,
Speaker 1: that's even more fun for them. That gives them quite
Speaker 1: the chuckle sick fucks. And the more they can harm
Speaker 1: the innocent, the happier these freaks are. And those are
Speaker 1: the people who are empowering low intellect people and sitting
Speaker 1: them free from horrific crime so that they can go
Speaker 1: out and commit more. That's who's in charge of your
Speaker 1: judicial system. This is the condition we're in. We don't
Speaker 1: want to be in this condition, but we can't just
Speaker 1: ignore it for the sake of being polite. I think
Speaker 1: that's how we got here. Honestly, the fear of being
Speaker 1: called a word. Oh my god, is that all it takes?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 1: I guess it's because we have a noble you know,
Speaker 1: almost a flaw and in some senses characteristic of ours,
Speaker 1: of ours that you know.
Speaker 17: Are.
Speaker 1: It matters to us how we're perceived. If you've seen
Speaker 1: how these other people live and blatantly so they don't
Speaker 1: try to hide their discussing, yeah at all. Yep, we
Speaker 1: should be good now. I told you I had to do.
Speaker 1: You probably maybe didn't hear me, but I understood that
Speaker 1: as soon as I hit play again that there was
Speaker 1: no audio, so something dropped and I had to refresh
Speaker 1: the board. I don't know why I had to refresh
Speaker 1: the board a second time, or why the roobe caster
Speaker 1: keeps on crashing out, but it did. You can hear
Speaker 1: it now, right? Hello? Yeah, I know. That's why I
Speaker 1: was saying. I was fixing it, and then fuck are
Speaker 1: calling me and I'm like, chill out, give me a
Speaker 1: second to fix it. I was saying, put my finger up.
Speaker 1: And you probably didn't hear this part, but I said,
Speaker 1: can you not hear the video? I didn't know you
Speaker 1: couldn't also hear me, But yeah, we're good. Just sabotage
Speaker 1: is happening, and it's not coincidental, it's not there's something
Speaker 1: else going on here. It's disrupting broadcasts for no apparent reason,
Speaker 1: and make has no explanation as to why. I don't
Speaker 1: even know where we were on this now, because I
Speaker 1: don't know when you guys stopped hearing it. So we're
Speaker 1: going to start with that picture right there, and let's continue.
Speaker 1: Let's try not to keep fucking this up. Whoever's doing that.
Speaker 15: Murderous intent, beauty and the ideal proportion to their recognition
Speaker 15: of this ultimate ideal and this sense of duty and obligation,
Speaker 15: the best of them seen.
Speaker 1: Let's just go to hear and this is where we were.
Speaker 1: I don't know why I jumped up. Let's start here.
Speaker 15: It's the ideal form of justice that sets the world
Speaker 15: in right order, with all things in their proper place.
Speaker 1: And what I had said before before we got completely disconnected,
Speaker 1: was that, of course, people who are natural leaders, who
Speaker 1: contribute to their society, who contribute to others, who are
Speaker 1: natural leaders, skillful, who put forth the effort, who add value,
Speaker 1: should be equally valued higher than someone who wants gimme, gimme, gimme,
Speaker 1: gimme did you guys, hear that part, because right now,
Speaker 1: these demons, these envious pieces of crap who just happened
Speaker 1: to have sabotaged our financial and unnatural artificial aspect of
Speaker 1: existence here. The only way they could have power is
Speaker 1: if they created something artificial within the natural construct and
Speaker 1: then made everybody believe in that, like a spell, that
Speaker 1: that's what their value comes from, and that they would
Speaker 1: hoard it all for themselves and therefore be able to
Speaker 1: put the mighty under their thumb. Kind of a convenient
Speaker 1: situation for them, and they're the ones weaponizing be low
Speaker 1: intellect people who like them are envious because they think
Speaker 1: that things just come out of nowhere without effort, and
Speaker 1: they think that somehow, by getting rid of us, there's
Speaker 1: going to be more stuff for them to take. There'll
Speaker 1: be nothing left. That's going to be the joke on them.
Speaker 1: But we shouldn't have to suffer through that just so
Speaker 1: that they can fall in their asses later. It's pretty
Speaker 1: disc that the mongrels are winning because we are too
Speaker 1: damn polite.
Speaker 15: I'm enamored and humbled and respectful toward our people and
Speaker 15: our ancestors and their history in proportion to their recognition
Speaker 15: of this ultimate ideal and the sense of duty and
Speaker 15: obligation the best of them seem to feel in pursuit
Speaker 15: of it like a fallible animal with a divine spark
Speaker 15: very deep within, choosing to listen to and quest toward
Speaker 15: that light. I suggest even the unprecedented marshall prowess displayed
Speaker 15: throughout history was often a direct manifestation of this, after all,
Speaker 15: a lesson they knew well, and one which we'd benefit
Speaker 15: from rediscovering and keeping foremost in mind today. Really and
Speaker 15: truly loving something requires you to be dangerous enough to
Speaker 15: protect it. The best of these men loved deeply and
Speaker 15: thus fashioned themselves into the most potent of all weapons
Speaker 15: to stand guard, and thus became capable of the greatest
Speaker 15: and most proficient violence, not the malevolent cruelty of a
Speaker 15: small and petty spirit.
Speaker 1: But, like Anoive, a holy and.
Speaker 15: Completely just brutality, engaged in with spotless conscience, of the
Speaker 15: sort a father mind view in defending his home and
Speaker 15: his children.
Speaker 1: From right right. We need to take ownership and take
Speaker 1: pride in our place in this world, in our home,
Speaker 1: in our community, and it's sometimes difficult to do that
Speaker 1: when you have a bunch of soft headed, fucking retards
Speaker 1: who will hate you for that. They have been in
Speaker 1: condition to be repelled by those whom they benefit from
Speaker 1: their protection, and they'll fight you and sabotage you. Even so,
Speaker 1: it's very difficult in this modern time because people lack
Speaker 1: the common sense that they had when they were allegedly
Speaker 1: were more primitive, and that is, get out of their
Speaker 1: way or freaking help, but don't get in their way,
Speaker 1: and don't sabotage them, because that's the hand of the
Speaker 1: freaking way. And there's enough, there's enough things in opposition
Speaker 1: to us without fucking retards adding to the chaos and
Speaker 1: the uncertainty by sabotaging those who have the potential and
Speaker 1: the and the ability to protect their territories. Absolutely insanity,
Speaker 1: violent intruders with murderous intent, And as a father, it's like,
Speaker 1: it's this is the thing. It's not murder when you're
Speaker 1: protecting the innocent from murderers from rapists. It's killing, it's neutralizing.
Speaker 1: There's no sin in that. It's not an evil deed.
Speaker 1: It's actually the most noble deed. It requires bravery, courage, skill,
Speaker 1: skill and ability are basically the same thing. Training, understanding, strategy,
Speaker 1: These are all characteristics of a good leader.
Speaker 15: Beauty and the ideal should be understood in the broadest
Speaker 15: sense here, because we are simple creatures. The vast majority
Speaker 15: of us need the physical manifestation of this beauty as
Speaker 15: constant reminder. But it goes far beyond the purely external
Speaker 15: esthetic nature. There can be beauty in thoughts and ideas
Speaker 15: or writing, in bearing or posture or movement, and physical
Speaker 15: carriage in actions, in philosophies, in ideologies, world views, or perspectives.
Speaker 15: There's an art and artfulness to each of these aspects
Speaker 15: of existence. To the degree that we recognize this, we're
Speaker 15: then able to better cultivate it. When Fyodor Dostoevsky has
Speaker 15: a prince in his work The Idiot utter the phrase
Speaker 15: beauty will save the world, this far broader conception is
Speaker 15: what's being referenced here. To quote Keats, beauty is truth, truth,
Speaker 15: beauty that is all ye know on earth and all
Speaker 15: ye need to know. The struggle we're facing as we
Speaker 15: speak has many levels, many aspects, elements, dimensions. But please
Speaker 15: do pay close attention to all that's being presently targeted
Speaker 15: for destruction. It's more than a nation or even a
Speaker 15: race or culture or idea or ideology. What they're scrambling
Speaker 15: to kill off by any and every means necessary is
Speaker 15: this beauty. It seems that every ideal has a target
Speaker 15: on its back, and with regard to these, what they
Speaker 15: seek is a conceptual inversion. There is no darker or
Speaker 15: more polluting and disorienting force. These are the most direct
Speaker 15: and literal form of degenerates. Modern thinking, led by Freudian
Speaker 15: and similar schools of modern psychology, pushes us into both
Speaker 15: recognizing and dwelling on the darkest aspects of our nature,
Speaker 15: seeking them out, making them a central focus. As every
Speaker 15: ideal is mocked, derided, or pushed from view, grotesque monsters
Speaker 15: are everywhere trotted out to take their place on this pedestal.
Speaker 15: Just as with modern neolistic mindsets, if you're looking for
Speaker 15: reasons to suffer, you will always find them. If you're
Speaker 15: looking for ugliness and disorientation in the world, you will
Speaker 15: find it nearly everywhere. The more we look for something,
Speaker 15: the more we find, and the more it becomes central, dominant,
Speaker 15: our leading orienting force. Looking back to the greatest and
Speaker 15: highest peaks of Western culture and spirit, it couldn't be
Speaker 15: any more obvious that they knew better, never denying that
Speaker 15: darkness existed, yet seeking to properly frame it to help
Speaker 15: spur a vigilance of sorts against it, but meanwhile surrounding
Speaker 15: themselves with beauty and the ideal. So if God is
Speaker 15: the ultimate, hyparxis the hierarch of hierarchs, the monarch of monarchs,
Speaker 15: whose influence and being was responsible for the creation of
Speaker 15: all hierarchical structure to the beginning of recorded history, and beyond,
Speaker 15: those closest to him, those who walked most closely with
Speaker 15: him and heard his voice most clearly, those who best
Speaker 15: and most clearly represented his excellence and grace and nobility
Speaker 15: and perfect virtue in the best of circumstances, inevitably became
Speaker 15: some of the greatest leaders and heroes of old. And
Speaker 15: this was precisely as it should be, as it must be.
Speaker 15: When we lose this, this ability to recognize and champion
Speaker 15: the ideal, the beautiful and healthy and well oriented and
Speaker 15: well ordered, contrasted with its opposites, we gradually come to
Speaker 15: lose everything. The rats take over the sinking ship.
Speaker 1: Let's read this so he can read. I know he
Speaker 1: was a rule there. Beauty nowak than even the beauty
Speaker 1: of a race or family. The pleasantness and kindness of
Speaker 1: their whole demeanor is acquired by effort. Like genius, it
Speaker 1: is the final result of the accumulated labor of generations
Speaker 1: ei g. Twilight the Vitals eighteen eighty eight.
Speaker 15: Thieves and robbers become leaders and shepherds. Cheapness and ugliness
Speaker 15: spreads throughout all spheres and becomes contagious, and life loses
Speaker 15: its luster, its charm and grace and energy and spirit.
Speaker 15: This fight is vastly larger and more important than it
Speaker 15: may seem at first glance. To the degree that it's lost,
Speaker 15: all things degrade and decline, until gradually life becomes no
Speaker 15: longer worth living. But never forget that the degree to
Speaker 15: which it's one, life can become inestimably more valuable and profound,
Speaker 15: and worthwhile and beautiful. So yes, many of us, certainly
Speaker 15: myself included, may be idealistic in a sense, but I'd
Speaker 15: suggest we should all strive for this ideal. If at
Speaker 15: any specific moment in time we fall several steps short,
Speaker 15: at the very least, we are further along our way,
Speaker 15: and the next attempt has a firmer foundation and an
Speaker 15: even better chance. Beauty will help save the world, and
Speaker 15: our ideals act as guideposts along the way, helping better
Speaker 15: orient our internal compass. Becoming idealistic represents your higher nature,
Speaker 15: seeking out the divine, the best and greatest part of you,
Speaker 15: seeking its kith and kin, its natural home. Please listen
Speaker 15: to it. It points the way.
Speaker 1: Those you're not familiar with OSHA logos, that is a
Speaker 1: case of it. Yeah, gremlins for sure. Man, let's see
Speaker 1: if you can get a DJ back up. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna keep spinning on me, bro, that's what you're gonna do,
Speaker 1: because that spinning, you know, fucking a leastless all right, whatever, Okay,
Speaker 1: and uh, let's see if there's anything else on there
Speaker 1: you want to take a look at. Let's have a
Speaker 1: look at. I'm gonna have to be reading a lot today.
Speaker 1: So there's about one So this playlist is the one
Speaker 1: you should be taking a look at. It's called our
Speaker 1: Subverted History. No, don't do that, just started think although
Speaker 1: I started a part two. That's weird. It's part one
Speaker 1: ending in there somewhere interesting. Five unavailable videos are hidden.
Speaker 1: Oh so they struck them down. Huh, what do you know?
Speaker 1: What a bunch of pieces of crap? Let's not be
Speaker 1: unavailable for what reason. I wonder if he's familiar, if
Speaker 1: he's aware of this, he should put him on Twitter
Speaker 1: or something. He's got a Twitter's account. These are these
Speaker 1: are gems. People should be paying very close attention to this.
Speaker 1: There's two parts to three parts of the Order into book,
Speaker 1: and an awful lot of the Gothic area in history
Speaker 1: and the Scythians that you would want to know about.
Speaker 1: And we've gone over some of these quite a bit
Speaker 1: of it actually in the past. And like I said before,
Speaker 1: a lot of the books that I've read in the
Speaker 1: past a couple of years have been from this series.
Speaker 1: This series is about four or five years old. I
Speaker 1: can't remember. Yeah, he doesn't do a lot like that.
Speaker 1: The most recent one here is five months ago, and
Speaker 1: they're freaking taking crap down, unbelievable. Let's listen to the
Speaker 1: chaos before the storm real quick, and then we'll get
Speaker 1: into we'll get into the reading.
Speaker 16: To the left.
Speaker 3: He killed a gentleman in.
Speaker 14: Water.
Speaker 15: There was one, but that's.
Speaker 1: But what we do now, well, that's a big bullshit
Speaker 1: event that happened in Philadelphia. So I'm not sure where
Speaker 1: this is heading just yet. But obviously that was all
Speaker 1: ritualistic in nature and completely fabricated. Yeah, yeah, they shot
Speaker 1: a kid in on a top on a rooftop, but
Speaker 1: that doesn't mean that anyone actually did anything to drump.
Speaker 15: We find ourselves in very strange times. Few are still
Speaker 15: foolish enough not to recognize this as a period of collapse.
Speaker 15: Massive debts we can't pay, skyrocketing inflation, rates of depression
Speaker 15: and suicide, that addiction, a pervasive sense of hopelessness, that
Speaker 15: despair and disorientation. Nations that have completely lost their sense
Speaker 15: of self, their identity, their ruddness. The relatively happy and
Speaker 15: stable lands our fathers so painstakingly built across generations have
Speaker 15: been largely destroyed from their inside out, with men like
Speaker 15: Majorkis harnessing the now immense power of state and capital
Speaker 15: to forcibly pry open our figurative gates of Toledo and
Speaker 15: do everything in their power to ensure the millions of
Speaker 15: men from the Third World, often criminals, often fighting age,
Speaker 15: men without families, pour into every last corner of the nation. Meanwhile,
Speaker 15: corporate vultures who care for absolutely nothing but the profit
Speaker 15: bottom line, now aggressively import East Indians and Asians to
Speaker 15: fill the most high paying jobs, helped along by Black
Speaker 15: Rock and their diversity pro.
Speaker 1: Are you looking at this? Are you seeing this.
Speaker 16: Top left, dei, et cetera.
Speaker 15: While non Jewish Whites have been practically shut out on
Speaker 15: the handful of Ivy League schools we are so frequently
Speaker 15: told are the most.
Speaker 1: I said, non Jewish whites have been shut out of
Speaker 1: these schools. Non Jewish Whites are now by far the
Speaker 1: most discriminated against racial group with reguards to university in
Speaker 1: roma and high income occupations. They're also marked for death
Speaker 1: by your own judicial system, which finds no problem in
Speaker 1: having people rape and murder your children and you and
Speaker 1: sends them rape back out to do more. Despite white
Speaker 1: Americans making up approximately sixty percent of the nation national
Speaker 1: popul And that's not a problem of the the freaking
Speaker 1: minority immigrants in your judicial system. It's those Jewish non
Speaker 1: white It's those people. They're the ones that are manipulating
Speaker 1: the levers and have been for the last one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty years. Why do I say that long that
Speaker 1: in the eighteen sixty five was that long ago? That's
Speaker 1: why sixty percent of the national population, and despite white
Speaker 1: Americans making up approximately sixty percent of the national population.
Speaker 1: That's down too by like fifteen percent, and Jewish Americans
Speaker 1: making up just two percent of the numbers. The number
Speaker 1: of Jewish individuals accepted into Ivy League schools is roughly
Speaker 1: the same as the number of non Jewish whites, and
Speaker 1: they're only two percent of the population. So they say,
Speaker 1: but how do we know? Because they're the ones doing
Speaker 1: their own census. The CAHOL does the census.
Speaker 15: Degius as well as from most of the highest paying jobs. Meanwhile,
Speaker 15: our media and social media, our television, at movies, and
Speaker 15: pop culture seem consciously tailored to spiritually and psychologically destroyed
Speaker 15: to subtly communicate the most poisonous and insidious messaging and programming.
Speaker 15: The magic power and influence hierarchies that once drew the
Speaker 15: best of men upward and pushed their opposites downward have
Speaker 15: now largely been inverted to do the opposite. We've been
Speaker 15: conditioned to mistake mere cleverness and shrewdness for intelligence, egotistical
Speaker 15: bravado for substantive confidence, mere moneymaking for success. Men made
Speaker 15: atomized and will.
Speaker 1: Listen porn made Andrew Tate rich pornography is part of
Speaker 1: the Jewish spirit. Every aspect of Andrew's wealth and fame
Speaker 1: is Jewish. The only reason that Jews are in pornography
Speaker 1: is that we think that Chris Christ sucks. Catholicism sucks.
Speaker 1: That's al Goldstein. Here's mister plenty. I make porn. I
Speaker 1: made so much porn that I made millions. You consume porn.
Speaker 1: I am god. You're a fucking loser. But we all
Speaker 1: knew that already. Learn how to make morney by making porn.
Speaker 15: Here, oh desperately clamor to ascend that financial letter, often
Speaker 15: even penning their very notions of self worth.
Speaker 1: Americans, like so many nations, is something of a daughter
Speaker 1: of Britain, ultimately an outgrowth of her financial structure emanating
Speaker 1: from London. Well, that's the first problem, because the City
Speaker 1: of London and the Bank of England were established long
Speaker 1: before they were able to plant a horrific parasitic bank
Speaker 1: in our country. An octopus with three main arms in
Speaker 1: the financial arm DC, the Marshal, the Vatican, the spiritual
Speaker 1: and all covertly marching to the same tune.
Speaker 15: To this assent, oblivious, often uncaring as to who or
Speaker 15: what they're ultimately serving in the process.
Speaker 1: And who there's that equality word again, everybody's equal on
Speaker 1: hell or what.
Speaker 15: They are largely becoming slaves to. Atop this, we're now
Speaker 15: surrounded by a greater amount of temptation and novelty and
Speaker 15: distraction than any generation in human history. So at the
Speaker 15: very moment we should most have our wits about us,
Speaker 15: an overwhelming number of us are now habitually and exclusively
Speaker 15: seeking entertainment and escape in ways they both atomize and
Speaker 15: make impotent, a dissipation of vital energies so extreme and
Speaker 15: widespread that it too almost it seems planned, purposeful part
Speaker 15: of some larger conscious aim. From the broadest advantage point,
Speaker 15: all of life might be framed as a search for
Speaker 15: signal emitst noise, a search for the beautiful and fruitful
Speaker 15: and strengthening among the sea of draws.
Speaker 1: And that shouldn't be the that shouldn't be that which
Speaker 1: is just in trace amounts, that should be what the
Speaker 1: whole world is filled with. The parasites and fungus and
Speaker 1: things that kill life, that feed off of life have
Speaker 1: gotten out of control because we stop doing what we
Speaker 1: were doing for the majority of history, which was putting
Speaker 1: evil in its place until they took over this strange
Speaker 1: concept of wealth, creating the concept there. How do you
Speaker 1: put it? Their chief monopoly, right they they are the
Speaker 1: ones who are the financiers of everything? How do they
Speaker 1: how do they manage that one without help, without help
Speaker 1: of traders, without people seeking something. You know, it wouldn't
Speaker 1: have been a Bank of England if William of Orange
Speaker 1: didn't need quote unquote capital in order to fight James
Speaker 1: the Second and the idea kind of was lost on
Speaker 1: him that the people would be responsible for the debt
Speaker 1: and been only and only be paying the interest, ever,
Speaker 1: so that they would always have full control of over
Speaker 1: the people the bank would afterward. So he gave up
Speaker 1: his his countrymen in order to conquer that that so
Speaker 1: that at that point it becomes a superficial act, because
Speaker 1: you've already lost your country, and you've already betrayed your people,
Speaker 1: and they just infiltrated us over years in time and
Speaker 1: crippled us with a word that we fought against ourselves
Speaker 1: with the help of August Belmont and others to stoke
Speaker 1: the fire there and put us in massive debt in
Speaker 1: almost retaliatory fashion. After what Andrew Jackson had done to
Speaker 1: free our country from the grips of those horrific Jewish bankers.
Speaker 1: They sent multiple agents out there into our midst people
Speaker 1: like Bernard Baruque, August Belmont before him. Obviously you have
Speaker 1: the frankest Louis Brandeis. There's a lot of them. Blackstone
Speaker 1: was a freaking Christian Zionist. There's all kinds of people.
Speaker 1: Blackstone as interesting name, right, and with Wilson, with Bruke,
Speaker 1: with great many others. Once that, once that uh siphoning
Speaker 1: device was put into our country, it wasn't to stabilize
Speaker 1: the currency like they were claiming. The all all the
Speaker 1: currency runs were done artificially to bring things to a
Speaker 1: certain point where they the perception was that we needed
Speaker 1: something like that. Why would we ever think that we
Speaker 1: need to pull away our ability to stamp coin and
Speaker 1: print and give it away to a foreign entity that
Speaker 1: has no they have they have no loyalty to the place,
Speaker 1: and they're the most demonic evil people in the world
Speaker 1: who have stated so for the last two thousand years
Speaker 1: prior to that bank being put down, that they want
Speaker 1: us all dead great people to pick to be in
Speaker 1: charge of that. And if it wasn't for that, there
Speaker 1: would have been no Bolshevik revolution, because they were siphoning
Speaker 1: the true wealth of this nation that we had built
Speaker 1: and giving it to themselves. They're little I'm sorry, but
Speaker 1: look at you know what, for those people out there
Speaker 1: who want to criticize me for this, I'm not the
Speaker 1: one doing this. They're the ones doing this. I'm talking
Speaker 1: about it, I'm explaining it. By no fault of mine
Speaker 1: did any of this occur. I didn't make them do this.
Speaker 1: I didn't write their fucking books, and I didn't preach
Speaker 1: this bullshit. They're the ones killing children ritually. They're the
Speaker 1: ones poisoning us in multiple ways. They just finished killing
Speaker 1: millions of millions of people with death injections. They're genociding
Speaker 1: a whole fucking people, currently embombing all of their neighbors.
Speaker 1: But are they or are we? Because what the hell
Speaker 1: is Israel? It's an extension of this place. Why can't
Speaker 1: I say that? Because we've already been converted over to
Speaker 1: their control. They own this place and have why because
Speaker 1: of that bank, and because of what happened in the
Speaker 1: civil war where they destroyed the nation, they let us
Speaker 1: believe that there was still something going on here. That
Speaker 1: there was some sort of structure that it was still ours. Well,
Speaker 1: that's a lot easier for them to operate underneath that disguise,
Speaker 1: underneath that that illusion or delusion. And that's why things
Speaker 1: are so corrupt, That's why things are so whacked. That's
Speaker 1: why things continue to go on without being checked and balanced,
Speaker 1: because it's theirs. They are the checks and the balances.
Speaker 1: They have become, that they have co op, that they
Speaker 1: haven't infiltrated. We're not. And if whatever people want to
Speaker 1: say and do and try to fuck with me about,
Speaker 1: I'm not your problem. I'm not even close to being
Speaker 1: your problem. I'm simply explaining whatevery what should be obvious
Speaker 1: and needs to be become obvious to everyone else if
Speaker 1: they want to survive, and if they want their families
Speaker 1: to survive, because they're coming in fast and things are
Speaker 1: ramping up quickly. And when they're done with Gaza Volunteer
Speaker 1: is gonna need a whole new they're gonna need They're
Speaker 1: gonna need a whole new game. They getting they need
Speaker 1: to do something. Now, what are they gonna do? Well,
Speaker 1: you know, there's an awful lot of anti meme law
Speaker 1: going on and all kinds of shit. There's all kinds
Speaker 1: of pushback on the First Amendment here. There's awful lot
Speaker 1: of things they could do right here, and they're putting in.
Speaker 1: They've already put in. The infrastructure is already there. It's
Speaker 1: just a matter of them giving themselves permission with the
Speaker 1: with their own stupid legalese now and they're doing that.
Speaker 1: They're doing that. They're going to have a perium type
Speaker 1: of thing here, perge. There's gonna be a lot of
Speaker 1: innocent people who simply are witness to the crime that
Speaker 1: are going to die. Do you want that to be
Speaker 1: your family? Am I really your parking problem? Can you
Speaker 1: look past your own fucking ego? If I've offended you
Speaker 1: in the past by trying to tell you the truth?
Speaker 1: Like what if I stand again, I don't know any
Speaker 1: of any of you people by your first name unless
Speaker 1: you've told me. So what the what is the deal?
Speaker 1: Is it easier? Does it feel like you're doing something?
Speaker 1: Do you feel like you're you're tough? You're doing something
Speaker 1: by focusing on me instead of the problem. Is that
Speaker 1: too daunting for you?
Speaker 18: So?
Speaker 1: Is this how you cope? Are you that pathetic? That's
Speaker 1: why we're losing waste your time elsewhere doesn't bother me.
Speaker 1: Talking shit doesn't bother me. Trying to disrupt the broadcast
Speaker 1: doesn't bother me. It just shows me how weak and
Speaker 1: pathetic you are. And that's not something that has to
Speaker 1: stay that way. It just happens to be your presence condition.
Speaker 1: If that's if you are that person or if you
Speaker 1: are those people, but there is another alternative. Understand and
Speaker 1: listen to what I'm saying. Understand and listen to what
Speaker 1: you can then find evidence for on your own, put
Speaker 1: some effort into this, realize that it's real thing. And
Speaker 1: if you're not one of this, a member of this
Speaker 1: cult that's trying to kill us, whether you call it Judaism, Catholicism, Islam,
Speaker 1: Saturn cult, banking cult, international jewelry, whatever the hell you
Speaker 1: call it, if you're not a member of that, if
Speaker 1: you're not a co conspirator to it, if you're not
Speaker 1: a fellow traveler of it, then your target and you're
Speaker 1: just as susceptible to it as I am, as anybody
Speaker 1: else is. They're wrapping up Gaza Paleteer is going to
Speaker 1: be looking for a new target soon, and they'll be
Speaker 1: making their list for our military. Our military is already
Speaker 1: on the surface. What's going on underneath the ground right here?
Speaker 1: Pentagon saying we're going to focus inward. Really, is that
Speaker 1: to protect us? Are you that naive? No, we've been
Speaker 1: the enemies of the state since nineteen thirty three. On paper,
Speaker 1: FEMA wasn't meant to help you. FEMA was meant to
Speaker 1: corrall you. The UN troops, we're not meant to help you.
Speaker 1: You know the amount of rape and they're they're they're
Speaker 1: like to the IDEF. The u N is no different
Speaker 1: than the IDEF when it comes to their ad their
Speaker 1: their actions, and you won't know. They're not gonna they're
Speaker 1: not gonna wear costumes for you to understand who's who.
Speaker 1: Your military could be replaced and you wouldn't know it.
Speaker 1: Your military apparently is being paid by potentially being paid
Speaker 1: by an outside force. Now who will also But it doesn't,
Speaker 1: it doesn't even it's not even necessary because they're already
Speaker 1: controlled by a foreign entity. And that's the thing that
Speaker 1: that guy in that video yesterday didn't quite get. And
Speaker 1: that Instagram post, he's like, well, if somebody is paying them,
Speaker 1: that isn't the government. They're not thinking deeply enough. Oh yes,
Speaker 1: they'll be able to continue to progressively destroy you because
Speaker 1: of outside funders continuing to pay them during the government shutdown.
Speaker 1: Do you think the government shutdown? How long do you
Speaker 1: think that's gonna last? If it's still going on. I'm
Speaker 1: just curious what you think. Because the worst they make volatile,
Speaker 1: entitled people, the more chaos you're gonna see on the streets,
Speaker 1: the more dead white people because they'll be robbed, the raped,
Speaker 1: and murdered. Sounds like a recipe for success for these
Speaker 1: pieces of shit, as they weaponize the most degenerate types
Speaker 1: of people out there, and you know, opportunists see other
Speaker 1: people stealing, and then they build up their cowardly courage
Speaker 1: to go do it themselves. They'll rifle through your pockets
Speaker 1: while you're laying half dead on the street you wake up,
Speaker 1: pensil button.
Speaker 15: Diernity itself might be seen as a dross production machine
Speaker 15: now operating on an industrial scale, infinite novelty that so
Speaker 15: clogs the airwaves with noise, endless noise. As difficult as
Speaker 15: it might seem right this moment, from our position firmly
Speaker 15: stuck in this buck, never forget the gorgeous endless starry
Speaker 15: sky that still stretches out before us each night. Never
Speaker 15: forget our creator and his handiwork, the sun that still
Speaker 15: rises each morning, on the incredible natural beauty of our home,
Speaker 15: its balance and equilibrium with such profound and timeless lessons
Speaker 15: to teach. And never forget that this sickness and chaos
Speaker 15: is very temporal, ephemeral, transient, a narrow frequency. We've allowed
Speaker 15: ourselves to be locked into a superficial layer, thinly constructed
Speaker 15: a top such a wondrous work of depth and beauty,
Speaker 15: and not just our home, but our very souls. They
Speaker 15: are vastly bigger than this, and even capable of wholly
Speaker 15: upending and reorienting all of this the moment this recognition
Speaker 15: fully sets, in the moment this innate power is finally
Speaker 15: and fully recognized. And yet in some respects, things aren't
Speaker 15: nearly as bad as they might seem. Remember, the stage
Speaker 15: is completely captured. But please never make the mistake of
Speaker 15: believing this stage represents the sum total of reality.
Speaker 1: Right. This is where mind war, which isn't something that
Speaker 1: was owned by Michael Aquino, is just something that was
Speaker 1: stated in given credit to This is the root of magic.
Speaker 1: It's a root of will in magic. It's a magic trick,
Speaker 1: cheap magic parlor trick magic. Right, you speak as if,
Speaker 1: you act as if, and then other people believe that
Speaker 1: as so. Yeah, look, here's here's your here's everybody's favorite
Speaker 1: fucking guy, Joe Rogan sitting here with Shapiro and a
Speaker 1: big ass afroid jew over here too. But that doesn't
Speaker 1: mean so if you are, if you already feel like
Speaker 1: you defeated, then you'll act defeated, and then they win
Speaker 1: without an art, without a fight, without a real fight.
Speaker 1: It's more like submissive. Right, some people will, but not
Speaker 1: not nearly the tidal wave of resistance that would have
Speaker 1: actually meant anything.
Speaker 15: Countless forms of stagecraft are engaged in of necessity by
Speaker 15: the equivalent of scriptwriters, directors, producers to create and shape
Speaker 15: public perceptions, because the best way to fully demoralize their
Speaker 15: target population is to effectively frame their situation as hopeless.
Speaker 15: Ignore this delusion. It really is delusion. The frail and
Speaker 15: sickly wizard behind the curtain cultivates a structure and projects
Speaker 15: a picture of the world in which his dominance is
Speaker 15: total and all pervasive and unchallengeable, when in reality, all
Speaker 15: it takes is a critical mass to courageously plant their
Speaker 15: feet and both recognize and refuse to play their games anymore,
Speaker 15: to envision new structures, new ways of doing things in
Speaker 15: their place. And we need to fully come to terms
Speaker 15: with the likelihood of a very rocky road. Our political
Speaker 15: and economic structures may indeed fail order, may break down,
Speaker 15: Our nations themselves as we know them, may indeed collapse.
Speaker 15: But something vastly greater than we have now can and
Speaker 15: will eventually rise in its place. We keep our heads
Speaker 15: about us.
Speaker 1: That's what the technocracy is for to try to suppress
Speaker 1: that wave, because they're full of you, aware of trends,
Speaker 1: and they're going to try to utilize the computing power
Speaker 1: of machinery in order to suppress that spiritual rise of
Speaker 1: man from occurring. And if there's anything celestial that's real,
Speaker 1: I don't mean like a god. I mean like something
Speaker 1: that happens in the cosmos type of thing where you
Speaker 1: know it influences your DNA to activate, like people talk about,
Speaker 1: they're going to make sure that they dampen that, and
Speaker 1: they have been springing them off a lot. I don't
Speaker 1: know what. There's multiple reasons why that could be affected
Speaker 1: could just be the way that changes suddenly in how
Speaker 1: it refracts, so that the energy and the information from
Speaker 1: the sun that's supposed to replenish you is now being
Speaker 1: passed through something that alters the message and actually is
Speaker 1: harmful to you rather than invigorating. But also they say
Speaker 1: that there's cosmic things if you believe in a if
Speaker 1: you know, maybe something outside the fernament does that. Maybe
Speaker 1: something in the fernament does that, But they're going to
Speaker 1: suppress that activation, and you know, using genetic whatever the
Speaker 1: fuck they're calling these mRNA shots. That might be one
Speaker 1: of those ways of doing that. If they get into
Speaker 1: enough people, they won't wake, they won't a wake. And
Speaker 1: maybe NPCs. It may be God has the ability to
Speaker 1: make an NPC which are totally real people who walk
Speaker 1: around without soul, without without inner voice, without any tether
Speaker 1: to a higher purpose or higher power or any sense
Speaker 1: of right and wrong. They exist, They exist, highlicks pieces
Speaker 1: of goddamn would exist in the plenty to make this
Speaker 1: place more full, and they themselves, these demonic pieces of shit,
Speaker 1: would be high looks if not for that wicked spirit
Speaker 1: or dibick that's inside them from their conjuring or from
Speaker 1: their disgusting behaviors and rituals. They'd be void too. They were,
Speaker 1: they were, They were abandoned by God for their deeds.
Speaker 1: How do you know that? Because Jesus was the last person,
Speaker 1: that was their last shot, and you saw what they
Speaker 1: did to him. He arose in the midst of them,
Speaker 1: because they were the ones this Saturn coult were the
Speaker 1: ones that required the intervention. He didn't come to the gods,
Speaker 1: he didn't come to the Germanic people, he didn't come
Speaker 1: to the Chinese, he didn't come to Japanese. He wasn't
Speaker 1: born in any of those places. He was born where
Speaker 1: he could guest address the issue in the freaking bee's nest.
Speaker 1: So since then and prior to, they were filling their
Speaker 1: shell their vessel with things that aren't godly, quite the opposite,
Speaker 1: the inversion actually, and those things walking around looking like
Speaker 1: people have been causing nothing but death and misery and
Speaker 1: suffering for the last five thousand years. They were given
Speaker 1: an opportunity about two thousand years ago, rejected it wholeheartedly,
Speaker 1: and some of them found an opportunity to pretend and
Speaker 1: blend so that they can steer and manipulate those who
Speaker 1: did see the light if you will. But he didn't
Speaker 1: go to the goths. The gods don't even need to
Speaker 1: look at that message, because it wasn't for them. This
Speaker 1: idea of them superimposing their religion upon you or whatever
Speaker 1: else You weren't the one that required the intervention. We
Speaker 1: were the ones who had that concept that they stole
Speaker 1: and co opted in the first place.
Speaker 15: This should be the focused point on the horizon. There's
Speaker 15: no telling precisely what the future holds right this second,
Speaker 15: and there are far too many variables and unknowns for that,
Speaker 15: far too much chaos, and still far too many looming
Speaker 15: question marks. Our task is to simply let that energy
Speaker 15: continue to build, to watch closely and wait for the
Speaker 15: right moments d visuals and institutions and ideas, and where
Speaker 15: they don't yet exist, to have the courage to step
Speaker 15: forward and help create them, and wherever possible, to be them.
Speaker 15: When the dust finally someday settles, all of those with
Speaker 15: an internal compass still well oriented, capable of intuitively recognizing.
Speaker 1: Do not make peace with evil, destroy it. That is
Speaker 1: the most powerful message of this whole thing so far.
Speaker 1: It is not evil to destroy evil. If you let
Speaker 1: evil run rampant, then you are evil. If you assist
Speaker 1: evil because you're afraid of it, or because they're giving
Speaker 1: you something to appease you, or some sort of I
Speaker 1: don't know, assurance, it would be false because the devil lies.
Speaker 1: That says you'll be spared if you help, your family
Speaker 1: spared if you help. Isn't hey Trump? Does it start
Speaker 1: to sound familiar yet? If that your family will be
Speaker 1: spared if you help, then you are evil. If you
Speaker 1: push lives that you know are harming children, you know,
Speaker 1: like vaccines in the arms, you are evil. Everybody's like, oh,
Speaker 1: he's playing five y chess? Yeah, how many innocent lives
Speaker 1: and children have to die before it the you know,
Speaker 1: the next chest move? What? What? What's the acceptable mount?
Speaker 19: You know?
Speaker 1: Being nobody ever considered, you know, just being honest with
Speaker 1: the people, talking to them instead of at them. You
Speaker 1: know what, Why why doesn't any why doesn't anybody who's
Speaker 1: a quote unquote you know, leader of the country ever
Speaker 1: rally the people to stand up and fight the evil
Speaker 1: in their midst, in their domain that are harming them.
Speaker 1: Because they're part of it. That's why. Because they want
Speaker 1: you to be ignorant of it. They want you to
Speaker 1: be reassured. They want you to trust, They want you
Speaker 1: to take abuse like a fucking dog who's getting slapped around.
Speaker 1: They don't want to The last thing they want to
Speaker 1: do is awaken you to the reality that you're living
Speaker 1: in and how they're one hundred thousand ways death by
Speaker 1: a thousand cuts, just abusing and pilfering and robbing you
Speaker 1: blind and poisoning you and sending you off to die
Speaker 1: for bullshit causes to further evils agenda and calling it patriotic.
Speaker 15: North will one way or another ultimately come together in
Speaker 15: the end in a unique type of successful triumph. I
Speaker 15: don't think many of us had the reference points even
Speaker 15: to envision at this unprecedented low point, but consider this
Speaker 15: to be the period of immense struggle and adventure.
Speaker 1: Success is not measured by what a man accomplishes, but
Speaker 1: by the opposition he has encountered and in the courage
Speaker 1: with which he has maintained the struggle against overwhelming odds. Right,
Speaker 1: and people who have a bunch of shit piled upon
Speaker 1: them and they don't come out crazy or turned into
Speaker 1: a bad person because of their experiences, who still maintain
Speaker 1: that goodness within them through all of it. That's a success.
Speaker 1: That's that person's a success. It's not measured by Jewish
Speaker 1: money what success is because remember, it doesn't take nobility
Speaker 1: to make money. It's not a measure of how good
Speaker 1: of a character you have or how hard you work.
Speaker 1: Exploiting girls for pornography makes you filthy, rich make you
Speaker 1: a good person. It doesn't make you clever. It doesn't
Speaker 1: make you smart. It doesn't make you a wise business man.
Speaker 1: It makes you a cheater. It makes you underhanded, scheming
Speaker 1: and think and shitty. There's a reason why people like
Speaker 1: Tay and Make make most men disgusted, because they're not
Speaker 1: men talking about how to be a man. Those two
Speaker 1: brothers are not men. They did everything wrong, and there's
Speaker 1: a great reward in the Jewish world, in the Jewish
Speaker 1: society too. Do all the wrong things. You've rewarded for
Speaker 1: bad behavior, and you become one of them. You lose
Speaker 1: your soul in the process. But hey, look, you got toys,
Speaker 1: and then you're gonna go around telling other men how
Speaker 1: stupid they are empathetic because what well, well, you kickbox
Speaker 1: for a little while, so you're a tough guy, you
Speaker 1: still in shape, and you make fun of other people, buddy,
Speaker 1: Lots of people are in shape, and not a lot
Speaker 1: of not a lot of people exploited, even their ex
Speaker 1: girlfriends for fucking porn. You sick fuck along.
Speaker 15: The way, try to recognize the beauty even in this
Speaker 15: moment of great trial and tribulation. Rise to the challenge
Speaker 15: and seek to prove yourself equal to it.
Speaker 1: All right, we'll do. How's everybody doing over there?
Speaker 16: Boom?
Speaker 1: So we've gotten here. We've got bigot smalls, We've got Freetard,
Speaker 1: We've got I think I saw Karen earlier, he said,
Speaker 1: old sau season here, we've got I think we got
Speaker 1: my archangel in here. Maybe still, I don't know. Let's
Speaker 1: see what else we got. I don't know if he's
Speaker 1: Jewish or now, but he just he participates in those practice.
Speaker 1: There's lots of people do who aren't because they are,
Speaker 1: you know, enticed by what you can get for being
Speaker 1: playing those reindeer games and in their in their society.
Speaker 1: That money is not a measure of the core character
Speaker 1: of a person. You know, the most noble are poor.
Speaker 1: The most uh with greatest leadership skills are never even
Speaker 1: heard of. They don't have massive followings on social media.
Speaker 1: Then fact, they're quite the opposite. They're in obscurity. They're
Speaker 1: living paycheck to paycheck. Why because in the society, society
Speaker 1: that they've created around the reality has made us forget
Speaker 1: our instincts and what we place value in, and what
Speaker 1: we place value in and should be placing value in,
Speaker 1: is who's a good leader, you know, who who is
Speaker 1: there selflessly to protect and and help others, who can
Speaker 1: treat teach skills to your children in yourself, who can
Speaker 1: build things, who can bake things, who can whatever you know,
Speaker 1: and who's willing to do so without complaint? My cat
Speaker 1: explaining why he is the owner of the house even
Speaker 1: if I pay for everything. My cat is a Zionist.
Speaker 1: The rat bone says, all right, let's try this one
Speaker 1: last time. Oh and for those of you out there
Speaker 1: said yesterday, I'm not sure who was I don't really care,
Speaker 1: just want not still and still spinning. That's interesting how
Speaker 1: that works. It's just not gonna work today. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to be out here. I don't know
Speaker 1: what the d do blah blah blah is all about.
Speaker 1: But all I'm saying is if you're weird, that's gonna
Speaker 1: happen every day. Isn't there safeguards you can put in
Speaker 1: so it doesn't continue to screw up everything? One would think?
Speaker 1: So is everything busted on here?
Speaker 15: Is that?
Speaker 20: Why?
Speaker 1: Is is that what the issue is? Are things busted
Speaker 1: to shit? Or why? See it's just spinning? Is this
Speaker 1: is ridiculous? Is this typically fixes itself by now? But
Speaker 1: it's not, and it's just wasting time? Now there it
Speaker 1: goes all right, well, there we go. Now it's on
Speaker 1: now I can I mean, there's nobody even talking in here,
Speaker 1: so I don't see what the point was in doing that,
Speaker 1: but okay, moving on this one might have no there's
Speaker 1: literally nobody. Oh, there's some youtubes in here. There's uh
Speaker 1: this Mark Roy Mark Roy. Okay, I'm not just yeah.
Speaker 1: He isn't number of Saturn just in case you're wondering.
Speaker 1: And two two two is the uh is also symbolic
Speaker 1: of Saturn to the cube. So when you see two
Speaker 1: two two and they've been popping that up like one
Speaker 1: of the one of the eos from Biden was on
Speaker 1: February like twenty second, twenty twenty two at two twenty
Speaker 1: two pm, and did them doing shit like that forever?
Speaker 1: Like the two two two thing. I remember there are
Speaker 1: twenty two people were injured too, seriously, two two two
Speaker 1: when when Israel pretended I got hurt by somebody because
Speaker 1: they're their magic dome magically disappeared again. Yeah, convenient, how
Speaker 1: that works out? Okay, So I gotta do stuff. So
Speaker 1: here we go. It was gonna do wall you know
Speaker 1: what how much? Oh that's nothing. Okay, let's keep going. Uh,
Speaker 1: I gotta take this off of window capture. Put up, No,
Speaker 1: not video capture, bro I said, window capture. There you go,
Speaker 1: display capture. Bam, Now you see it. Okay. So for
Speaker 1: those of you out there who give flying foochs the
Speaker 1: three books that you should read by the same author
Speaker 1: right in front of your face. So this one's Makers
Speaker 1: of Civilization and Race and History. I read a portion
Speaker 1: of this yesterday from the preface to you. I'm rereading
Speaker 1: it again. You know, when I do my elliptical thing,
Speaker 1: it's hard to jog down the street and read a book.
Speaker 1: But it's a lot easier when you have a shelf.
Speaker 1: They can put a phone on and scroll their finger
Speaker 1: every once in a while to then move the page up.
Speaker 16: Yeah.
Speaker 1: So if I'm gonna be there, for an hour and
Speaker 1: twenty minutes every day, or an hour ten minutes or
Speaker 1: an now and five minutes or whatever it happens ends up.
Speaker 1: That's a good time to read. And I'm not doing
Speaker 1: the no I'm huffing and puffing and pouring sweat as
Speaker 1: I'm reading, But reading keeps my mind off of wanting
Speaker 1: to quit. It's a really good trick for those of
Speaker 1: you out there who are like you, are trying to
Speaker 1: get through exercise, and all you're doing is thinking about
Speaker 1: how you want to stop. Eventually, you won't get that
Speaker 1: feeling anymore if you're focusing on something. I find that
Speaker 1: music helps a little. A video is less useful than
Speaker 1: good music that you're amped up for. But the very
Speaker 1: best thing for me that makes the time pass without
Speaker 1: me even realizing how much time has gone by is
Speaker 1: when I'm reading. Completely puts me in a different place
Speaker 1: and I'm not even worried about what's going on. So
Speaker 1: here's Meka's a Civilization and Racing History by la Wadell.
Speaker 1: Come on, why did it skip? It was right here
Speaker 1: all right? So the Aryan Origin of the alphabet. These
Speaker 1: are not racist books. These are truth and reality, disclosing
Speaker 1: the Sumuler, Sumero, Phoenician parentage of our letters Ancient and Modern.
Speaker 1: Elie Widell Fellow of the Royal Anthropological Institute and Folklore
Speaker 1: Society's Honorary Correspondent, Indian Archaeological Archaeological Survey, ex Professor of
Speaker 1: Tibetan London University, and he was also a British officer,
Speaker 1: a doctor slash surgeon, an archaeologist, and a self taught
Speaker 1: philologist who learned the Sumerian, who learned Egyptian, who learned
Speaker 1: the connection between all these letters and even the English
Speaker 1: and where that all came from? And how seventy five
Speaker 1: percent of our words are identical? Isn't that interesting? Letters
Speaker 1: and words? I don't know if it's words, but yeah, no,
Speaker 1: it's letters, I think and words. Yeah. So The Arian
Speaker 1: Origin of the Alphabet by Eli Widell. This is a
Speaker 1: short one. It's only ninety eight pages, so you should
Speaker 1: check this out and if you want to see some
Speaker 1: of the more some more of the titles. Now this
Speaker 1: one might not give you the most recent ones because
Speaker 1: I think this book was early a book of his.
Speaker 1: But The Phoenician Origin of the Britain, Scots and Anglo
Speaker 1: Saxons is another book. With over one hundred illustratations and maps.
Speaker 1: Doctor Woodell's book exercises a convincing effect. His conclusions and
Speaker 1: discoveries are remarkable, and they are advanced in a manner
Speaker 1: essentially that of the scientific historian Indo Samerian Seals deciphered
Speaker 1: discovery of the Loss Palibotha of the Greeks, and he's
Speaker 1: the one who actually found the site. I think it's
Speaker 1: in India or something. The excavations at Pellavathara again by him,
Speaker 1: place river and mountains names in the Himalayas because he
Speaker 1: was there. He he did surveys there the Buddhist the
Speaker 1: Buddhism of Tibet among the Himalayas, because that's where he was,
Speaker 1: wild tribes of the Brahmaputra Valley, Lasha and its mysteries.
Speaker 1: And that's this one, okay, it says the Semir the
Speaker 1: sumer Arian dictionary. So that one came in nineteen twenty seven,
Speaker 1: which one was? Who was the date on this one?
Speaker 1: Nineteen twenty seven as well? Okay, the British Eda was
Speaker 1: nineteen thirty. And by that time you see makers of
Speaker 1: Sybilis Asian and rac and history. The other book that
Speaker 1: you should read to be quite honest, would the Rise
Speaker 1: of Man in the in the Gardens of Eden, in
Speaker 1: the gardens of I'm sorry, I said that wrong. Let
Speaker 1: me see where it is. Yeah, we've seen an r
Speaker 1: in here. Well okay, anyway, it's Rise of Man in
Speaker 1: the Gardens of sumer Yeah, I'll see it here. It
Speaker 1: should be here somewhere. I'm just going to look for it.
Speaker 1: And you should also read the orl in the book,
Speaker 1: but that the Rise of Man in the Gardens of
Speaker 1: sum or Sumiria. That is the biography of Ellie Widow
Speaker 1: written by Christine Pike or something like that. It's a
Speaker 1: good book, really good. Gives you good insight on who
Speaker 1: this guy was. So Makers of Civilization and Race and
Speaker 1: History nineteen twenty nine. So it came out prior to
Speaker 1: the British EADA and the preface says it all right there,
Speaker 1: a message of the for the future. A message for
Speaker 1: the future is the message of the past. It's a warning.
Speaker 1: That's a warning right there. What did it say in
Speaker 1: the in the video we just watched about evil? Do
Speaker 1: not do not live and co exist with it? Destroy it.
Speaker 1: It is a commonplace in the order. Oh wait, hold on,
Speaker 1: there's one more thing we can need to do though,
Speaker 1: before we get into all that. There's one more thing
Speaker 1: we gotta do. I think someone's uh spiraling over there.
Speaker 1: It's all a good deal. Let him spiral. Let them
Speaker 1: have fun. Some people don't get to talk to a
Speaker 1: lot of people. Maybe this is the place they do it.
Speaker 14: Now.
Speaker 1: No, no, I'll see. This is what Freetar says. He said,
Speaker 1: I read the Arians rose out of that's the That's
Speaker 1: not correct. They were there, of course, obviously they created
Speaker 1: the civilization there, but that's not where they started from.
Speaker 1: These This is why the Sumerian thing is important, because
Speaker 1: they created what we what we consider the first civilization. Uh,
Speaker 1: the Syrians with the help of the you know who's
Speaker 1: drove them out and they were hunted down and skin
Speaker 1: alive and mutilated by these Assyrian freaks, these Semitic Samarian freaks,
Speaker 1: and these Semitic Assyrian freaks, and they, uh, of course
Speaker 1: we wrote the history that to erase us. And you know,
Speaker 1: the Sumerians were just raced that just never never were
Speaker 1: attached to anybody else and blah blah blah blah, and
Speaker 1: therefore not at all. These Gothic Arians bullshit I go
Speaker 1: into tard zone when I work out. Yeah yeah, so
Speaker 1: yes they were there, but that wasn't where they where
Speaker 1: they originated from, or where their first civilization was. And
Speaker 1: that's why these books are important because they they show
Speaker 1: that well you know, I mean in their own words
Speaker 1: and they what they call themselves. It's all right there,
Speaker 1: but there was something else in here. Let's uh, let's
Speaker 1: have a look at some of these I related the others. Hry,
Speaker 1: fine and whatever. We'll give her a couple seconds.
Speaker 21: If the grape doesn't last long enough, you probably talked
Speaker 21: him out of it, so we're just gonna let it slide.
Speaker 21: A court in Sweden ruled that an oritarian migrant that's
Speaker 21: Eastern Africa will not be deported after serving his prison
Speaker 21: sentence for graping a sixteen year old girl. Guess what
Speaker 21: his name is, yeah, Yazid Mohammed, otherwise known as a
Speaker 21: waste of his mother's persenter. He essayed Mayor Arburg on
Speaker 21: September one, twenty twenty four when she missed her bus.
Speaker 21: Imagine that fear in missing the bus as it could
Speaker 21: result in getting attacked and violated by a sub human migrant. Now,
Speaker 21: why did the courts decide to not deport Mohammad oh
Speaker 21: because the offense was not judged to be of particularly
Speaker 21: serious nature. They ruled that the duration of the attack
Speaker 21: was too short. So what can we deduce from this situation? Well,
Speaker 21: according to Sweden, it's okay to essay.
Speaker 22: A woman or girl as long as the man doesn't.
Speaker 21: Have stamino and can't last that long. Are you fucking serious?
Speaker 21: Europe is not safe for women. This needs to change. Okay, thanks, spot.
Speaker 1: There you go. Okay, so vindication here on and everything
Speaker 1: that I said from the very beginning, But yet they're
Speaker 1: still kind of getting this wrong. But this blows out
Speaker 1: the out of the fucking water. What Stu has been
Speaker 1: aggressively saying is I saw it happen. It was on
Speaker 1: with me. Sure you did. You saw it. You saw
Speaker 1: that there was a level leader here and then you
Speaker 1: saw that it was off after this shirt violently flew
Speaker 1: up and knocked off the freaking magnet. Yes, I know,
Speaker 1: I followed that too. It's frame by frame to see
Speaker 1: if that was something, and it wasn't. This thing comes
Speaker 1: like this, okay, And it comes up like this as
Speaker 1: if it's a high pressured air and it catches the shirt.
Speaker 1: I am on the right side. No, I'm not on
Speaker 1: the wrong side for it to be Yeah, No, I
Speaker 1: on the right side. It looks like it catches the
Speaker 1: shirt on the threading here around the ring neck, and
Speaker 1: then it punctures through and hits the neck. And these
Speaker 1: people are saying, oh, it's a nig. There was somebody saying, no,
Speaker 1: that's an exit wound. If it's an exit wound, why
Speaker 1: did this shirt fluff up prior to the event pro
Speaker 1: fire to it happening? Why? How does that happen? How
Speaker 1: does how does your how does your shirt fluff up
Speaker 1: and move violently prior to impact? It doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 1: Something something discharged something from underneath his shirt and went
Speaker 1: straight up and hit him right here. If it was
Speaker 1: coming from the level there, that means it took a
Speaker 1: perpendicular angle as it was traveling. That doesn't make sense, sorry, Stu.
Speaker 1: If it was possibly a pack of you know, something
Speaker 1: that was setting off, something that came up from Mareatha,
Speaker 1: maybe maybe, but it's present the whole time. It's not
Speaker 1: like it was some special magical thing like like oh wow, no,
Speaker 1: you see it on him the whole time. Once they
Speaker 1: put it on him, cams up and hits her here,
Speaker 1: and then the shirt draws and you see what looks
Speaker 1: like a little gray hole. Frame by frame. You gotta
Speaker 1: do this frame by frame. And even though they're completely
Speaker 1: wrong in their assessment, Paramount Tactical when I was showing
Speaker 1: their videos showed this happen. It looked like a little
Speaker 1: tiny fist comes up like this and pulls up the
Speaker 1: shirt and then you see this red mark and then
Speaker 1: you see it go like this, and then you see
Speaker 1: a gush out. And there's other people saying it was
Speaker 1: an obvious egg sheet wound. No, no, it wasn't an
Speaker 1: exit wound. The shirt would had jumped up to his neck.
Speaker 1: If it was an exit wound, it would have been
Speaker 1: coming downward, and it wasn't. And also we talked about
Speaker 1: those tongues and cubes they shred. If it was something
Speaker 1: like that, if it was a projectile like that which
Speaker 1: has now been field tested, then I would have put
Speaker 1: a small hole, but dramatic damage, which would have accounted
Speaker 1: for seeing the black dot, seeing it spread underneath the
Speaker 1: skin first and then gush out quickly, very quickly. It
Speaker 1: happens very fast, but you see it because it's like
Speaker 1: bruising blooding underneath where the puncture hole was. That thing
Speaker 1: probably hit both things that the you know, the crowded
Speaker 1: and the end of the jugular, or one or the other,
Speaker 1: and it flooded the skin underneath the wound before it
Speaker 1: started pushing itself out, and jugular brings blood down, carotid
Speaker 1: brings it up to the brain. Because you don't see
Speaker 1: a lot of spraying where the two are like fighting
Speaker 1: each other for the direction. I'm assuming it was actually
Speaker 1: the jugular. Maybe it was both, because it all shoots
Speaker 1: down very fast from his neck, as if it's not
Speaker 1: being impeded by the opposing force of pressure.
Speaker 23: Wait, so you mean to tell me that the FBI
Speaker 23: was ordering a gentleman who was an eyewitness that was
Speaker 23: front row at the Charlie Kirk assassination, one of the
Speaker 23: very few videos.
Speaker 1: And I don't know if I want to believe any
Speaker 1: of this narrative that's going along with it, because here's
Speaker 1: the thing. Everything is subject to lie, to being a lie.
Speaker 1: When we see things and we want to believe them,
Speaker 1: we need some foundation in order to make an assessment.
Speaker 1: So we accept things, especially if they seem like they're
Speaker 1: contrary to the other thing. Well, that's where the lie
Speaker 1: would be. That's why you get two opposing viewpoints, both
Speaker 1: controlled by the same entity. That's why it's okay also
Speaker 1: to shoot your mouth off about the Jews if your
Speaker 1: name's do and still have a huge platform, because they
Speaker 1: need that type of element there. They also need a
Speaker 1: honeytrap for people who are going to be typing away
Speaker 1: over there and people Adam Greed and all those other people,
Speaker 1: and the fake little dramas that they have because did
Speaker 1: you know it's been proven that drama increases popularity, viewership,
Speaker 1: all that crap, So people having their little TIFs typically
Speaker 1: is put on so that both benefit from it.
Speaker 23: That actually showed Charlie Kirk's necklace literally getting blown in half,
Speaker 23: like something detonated under his shirt, split the necklace in
Speaker 23: half and literally blew the necklace off over right.
Speaker 1: Now he's wearing a magnetic head backwards.
Speaker 23: The FBI orders this young man to delete that. You're
Speaker 23: going to watch this guy's testimony here, and now you're
Speaker 23: starting to see why the judge is putting this blanket
Speaker 23: gagoder across everybody. This is absolutely insane. Listen to this
Speaker 23: man and then after you listen to this video, ask yourself,
Speaker 23: do you really honestly believe that our FBI is trying
Speaker 23: to get to the bottom of this investigation or do
Speaker 23: you think that they're trying to cover.
Speaker 1: Well, who is you talking to? Because whoever thought that
Speaker 1: that was a thing? The FBI was created to protect
Speaker 1: the interests of the Federal Reserve, which is a synonymous
Speaker 1: with the Saturn cult or banking Jews of the world
Speaker 1: who are controlling our country. So any little thing that
Speaker 1: they're involved in, whether it be the creation of Israel
Speaker 1: or anything related to anything that sinister, wicked and evil,
Speaker 1: yeah they'll be involved in. You know, starts off with
Speaker 1: them murdering in cold blood, unarmed, quote unquote previous bank
Speaker 1: robbers of the federal banks to enforce that a this
Speaker 1: stuff is worth something, impress that upon the minds of
Speaker 1: the of the American people, and also that you're not
Speaker 1: allowed to steal this fake, funny money that could just
Speaker 1: be printed again, You're not allowed to do that.
Speaker 23: Right off, Because to me, whoever covers up this assassination
Speaker 23: of Charlie Kirk literally becomes more powerful than the man
Speaker 23: who controls the Appstein List.
Speaker 15: So originally, when.
Speaker 1: I sent this video they put they they frame things
Speaker 1: in ignorant fucking uh concepts, don't they. It's like you
Speaker 1: talk all like serious and dramatic and then you say
Speaker 1: something that makes me realize that you're not that bright.
Speaker 3: The f I V.
Speaker 1: See they're not showing is the other part where it
Speaker 1: pulls up. All right, So there was a blast of
Speaker 1: air off from underneath the shirt.
Speaker 16: Let's go.
Speaker 1: I can't go.
Speaker 15: For tips.
Speaker 24: I thought I was doing a service and.
Speaker 1: Try something as fired up. The actually did the firing.
Speaker 24: So it started off where I got in contact, was
Speaker 24: talking to someone at the local filled oflphice. They're in
Speaker 24: my local state. And then it jumped up a few levels.
Speaker 24: They're I was talking to someone on like the national level.
Speaker 24: That person are calling back and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I wish I could fast forward to this because
Speaker 1: none of this is important. They said, what's important is
Speaker 1: the angle. The rest of this and this babbel and
Speaker 1: this narrative is not important. Everyone says, oh, this is
Speaker 1: another thing where I've been saying this forever. Almonds and
Speaker 1: walnuts are horrible for men. Period. The end, they may
Speaker 1: tell you these things about no it actually it fucks
Speaker 1: up free testosterone walnuts and almonds. Why do you think
Speaker 1: they're feeding it to you in almond milk. Why do
Speaker 1: you think there's quote unquote health products out there that
Speaker 1: are vegan and full of almonds, Because these people are demons,
Speaker 1: you know what. They're also filled with crape seed oil,
Speaker 1: which is horrifically amigo six heavy and causes massive inflammation.
Speaker 1: The majority of things that you think because they tell
Speaker 1: you is health food, it's always because it's absent of something. Hey,
Speaker 1: let's poison though, Or this is healthy because of what's
Speaker 1: not in it. That's not the definition of something healthy.
Speaker 1: Something healthy has beneficent, beneficial nutrients in it, things that
Speaker 1: you need. That's what makes it healthy. It's not the
Speaker 1: lack of poison. It's pretty pretty uh pretty low bar
Speaker 1: for what you would consider health food is, hey, this
Speaker 1: platform won't poison you as much as that one that
Speaker 1: costs less.
Speaker 25: Because almonds are a healthy snack. But here's what they
Speaker 25: don't tell you. Almonds are loaded with omega six fat.
Speaker 1: Yes we know, that's a picture of peanuts. They don't
Speaker 1: have almonds and in emojiesus the.
Speaker 25: Same inflammatory fats found in seed oils. They're also packed
Speaker 25: with fittic acid, which blocks your body from absorbing key
Speaker 25: minerals like zinc, calcium, and magnesium.
Speaker 1: Well but gee, look at that, So they could fuck
Speaker 1: up your heart and all other things like osteoporosis and
Speaker 1: all good, all that good stuff, right awesome. Yeah, almonds suck.
Speaker 1: Don't drink almond milk. Don't have any of that alm.
Speaker 1: Other almonds heavy crap. There's this thing called pitchin sauce
Speaker 1: that I always was pissed off about when I was
Speaker 1: living in San Diego because they did farmers markets. They
Speaker 1: had like this whole store thing. They were making a
Speaker 1: killing in these farmers markets and they were selling poison
Speaker 1: to people. It was loaded with grape seed oil and almonds.
Speaker 1: That's how they made their vegans dips.
Speaker 5: And like.
Speaker 1: This is this is horrible. How does anybody call any
Speaker 1: of this health food that brought to their attention? They
Speaker 1: didn't care.
Speaker 25: And that handful of almonds you eat for health, it
Speaker 25: can spike inflammation and gut irritation. Plus most almonds are
Speaker 25: roasted and you guessed it, seed oils even raw almonds
Speaker 25: aren't truly raw.
Speaker 1: Yeah, don't buy fried food out so like, don't buy
Speaker 1: food basically. Yeah, if it's prepared food. They're not gonna
Speaker 1: be using oil that's expensive. They're not gonna be using tallow.
Speaker 1: If they were, they would tell you, because they'd proud
Speaker 1: of it. They would, they would. It would set them
Speaker 1: apart from others. If they were using tallow or like
Speaker 1: rendered bacon fat or something like that, they would tell you.
Speaker 13: No.
Speaker 1: Chances are they're using some sort of deadly vegetable oil
Speaker 1: or some other you know, substance that is not not
Speaker 1: identifiable that they have in these huge jugs that I
Speaker 1: see you over at a rush On depot to fill
Speaker 1: your friar with that are completely poisoning the food that
Speaker 1: it's being cooked.
Speaker 25: In astraized by law, stripping enzymes and nutrients. You're not
Speaker 25: eating a superfood. You're eating a cleverly marketed plant defense system.
Speaker 15: Omens.
Speaker 25: Aren't the heart healthy snack you were promised. If you
Speaker 25: want real health, stick to real food meat and fat.
Speaker 1: Boom. Okay, that's all we need from him, because then
Speaker 1: he says, by my religion or buy by or whatever.
Speaker 1: This is interesting. Hey, there see where it says school
Speaker 1: zone R on the sidewalk. It's just it was circled
Speaker 1: before she walked up it's a school zone, and this
Speaker 1: is what's going on.
Speaker 26: Do you see this as it says school zone, school zone?
Speaker 26: That right there is a school schools in session. Doing
Speaker 26: drugs right here in a school zone is going to
Speaker 26: get your felony. You guys got two minutes and then
Speaker 26: I'm calling bike squad.
Speaker 22: They're on speed dial.
Speaker 27: Yep.
Speaker 28: You guys got to take the ship and take it
Speaker 28: out of the school zone.
Speaker 22: All right, that's fine.
Speaker 1: You live, you live on a bicycle and you have
Speaker 1: that attitude. Why doesn't anybody have a semi that just
Speaker 1: rolls over to people like that, you know, like the
Speaker 1: eighteen fan, except it just has like a big, you know,
Speaker 1: pedestrian eater device with big heavy spikes on it in
Speaker 1: front of the vehicle, d y, just impaling people as
Speaker 1: it goes.
Speaker 22: You can do your drugs, just not in front of
Speaker 22: the kids. It's the wrong thing to do.
Speaker 28: How you doing right now? How are you doing right now?
Speaker 28: I'll tell you what I'm doing. I'm protecting the kids.
Speaker 28: This is a school zone. This is a school zone.
Speaker 28: This is a school zone. I'm not a professional, I'm
Speaker 28: a mama. Take the drugs out of the school zone.
Speaker 28: That's the whole point.
Speaker 15: Public.
Speaker 22: Good for you.
Speaker 15: If you get the phone out of, get.
Speaker 22: Your fucking drugs out of my street.
Speaker 28: Dude, you get the phone out of, get the drugs
Speaker 28: out of here, and I will.
Speaker 22: You're in public. You don't have the right to say
Speaker 22: that I.
Speaker 19: Don't get the drugs out of here.
Speaker 22: I'm gonna I'm gonna amaze you. I'm gonna amaze you.
Speaker 28: Get the drugs out of here, Get the drugs.
Speaker 19: Out, Get the drugs out, Get the drugs out of here.
Speaker 1: You fucking scumback, Get.
Speaker 15: Out of my face.
Speaker 22: I'm gonna amaze you.
Speaker 15: Get that phone out of my face. Dude. You don't
Speaker 15: got permission to fool me.
Speaker 29: Man, get out my face.
Speaker 13: Get out of here with the gun.
Speaker 22: I'm an amaze you again.
Speaker 13: With the goddamn drugs.
Speaker 1: Dude, you have permission, looks awfully native American to make
Speaker 1: permission to.
Speaker 22: Your drugs in my school zone.
Speaker 19: Get out, get.
Speaker 1: Out, Spray the fucker, get out. You fucked up, She says.
Speaker 1: Can you call de nerve of people knowing that they're
Speaker 1: in the wrong. Nobody even like says, you know what,
Speaker 1: that's what You're right, I'm a scumbag. These are this
Speaker 1: is these kids are around here and I'm doing this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: my discussing wretch of a life needs to move somewhere
Speaker 1: where humans don't see how what a worth those piece
Speaker 1: of shit? I am?
Speaker 17: You know?
Speaker 1: Not a not a good way to uh. I mean,
Speaker 1: it might scare kids straight, but it also traumatizes them.
Speaker 28: Your face is going to be all over the place,
Speaker 28: all over this neighborhood and all over social media.
Speaker 15: That's WoT.
Speaker 28: Get the drugs out of the school zone.
Speaker 26: I think I'm okay, thank you, thank you.
Speaker 1: There you go right there, school zone.
Speaker 23: Hey.
Speaker 1: City of Vaughan installs gun detection cameras. The FEDS will
Speaker 1: now know anyone carrying a gun with it with new
Speaker 1: cameras powered by a well, that's not good for anybody,
Speaker 1: is it. He's got a glock pointed out his cock.
Speaker 1: He's holding himself up. So I don't know how many
Speaker 1: times I don't know who this pitch isn't I don't
Speaker 1: Here comes trouble lexo, whatever trouble XO. I guess, but
Speaker 1: what do you? What do you call it?
Speaker 11: Here?
Speaker 1: The uh? What she says here about certain things? I
Speaker 1: say a lot, and when it gets to it, I'll
Speaker 1: point it out.
Speaker 30: Have you ever heard of the six million magic numbers?
Speaker 31: Right?
Speaker 1: This is the Kabbala thing. And then some retard says,
Speaker 1: where does the Torah? Where the tor doesn't state this,
Speaker 1: it's it's an interpretation in the Kabbaba about why one
Speaker 1: word is spelled in a traditional way and then why
Speaker 1: it's spelled with a missing letter in the next. And
Speaker 1: they say that means six million less less six million
Speaker 1: Jews before the new coming of the Blah blah blah
Speaker 1: can occur and Jews can rule the world and kill everybody.
Speaker 1: So that's why they keep on pushing the six million,
Speaker 1: because they don't ever do anything legitimate and on the
Speaker 1: up and up. All they need to do is the
Speaker 1: trick the followers into believing that it happened already. That's all.
Speaker 1: Doesn't actually have to happen. Six million European Jews were
Speaker 1: ruthlessly slaughtered in the concentration teams. You mean working camps.
Speaker 1: I know, you tell anybody at work these days, they
Speaker 1: fucking hate it. You're killing me.
Speaker 19: You know.
Speaker 1: They didn't get they actually got more benefits being in there. Uh.
Speaker 1: They had all kinds of fun things to play with,
Speaker 1: They had entertainment, they had a brothel of all things.
Speaker 1: It's not very Christian anyway. Let's see blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: Don't we don't believe that anyway. But the six million
Speaker 1: is important part.
Speaker 30: Right, six million people died in the Holocaust Jewish, so
Speaker 30: they say requare that six million people must vanish before
Speaker 30: the state of Israel can be created.
Speaker 23: The whips Greek word.
Speaker 1: Wait wait, wait, where's that? Where's that thing from? Oh
Speaker 1: my god, you remember, uh, Mortal Kombat. That thing cost.
Speaker 22: Means burnt offering. The Star of David has six sides.
Speaker 30: When you fold those six sides in, you get a hexagon.
Speaker 30: Inside of the hexagon is the tesseract, which is a
Speaker 30: cube like black cube porship or mind programming, honeycombing the
Speaker 30: mind Tessa, Hey.
Speaker 1: Look, honeycombs, like you mean the Mormons symbol? Yeah like that,
Speaker 1: backing them up a whole bunch of cubes. Yeah like that?
Speaker 1: Yeah like that, Yeah like that.
Speaker 22: I'm like cube ortion is tied to Saturn wors just
Speaker 22: supposedly Saturn has a hexagon shaped storm.
Speaker 1: At least that always the just me saying all this
Speaker 1: right on top of it.
Speaker 22: Saturn is also Kronos, the Greek.
Speaker 1: God of Whenever I say time is Kronos is Saturn
Speaker 1: is Satan. Boom time.
Speaker 30: The Tesseract is also the fourth dimension time time is Kronos,
Speaker 30: Kronos is Saturn, Saturn is Satan.
Speaker 1: He literally says it the exact same way I do.
Speaker 22: Also equates to Lucifer.
Speaker 30: After Lucifer fell from heaven, he became say Lucifer as
Speaker 30: the god or.
Speaker 1: But this is all extra, This is all like fan
Speaker 1: fiction after the fact. That's not actually like, there's not
Speaker 1: a whole lot said about that and Bible blah blah.
Speaker 1: This is all you know, post biblical fan fiction about
Speaker 1: most of the stuff about Lucifer. So we don't need to.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's that's that's in their writing more than
Speaker 1: it's in the you know, their extrapolations and their extensions
Speaker 1: of said the light Bringer.
Speaker 30: Of Enlightenment or Kabbala, also known as Jewish mysticism.
Speaker 32: Right.
Speaker 30: Part of Kabbala and Jewish Cristicism is using jamatria or numerology,
Speaker 30: the magic power of numbers, like six million. The state
Speaker 30: of Israel was formed in nineteen forty eight after the
Speaker 30: Balfour Declaration went into effect. The Balfour Declaration was pushed
Speaker 30: by the Rothchilds. Without the Holocaust and the six million
Speaker 30: lives that were lost, the state of Israel wouldn't exist.
Speaker 22: If the lie is told often enough, it becomes the truth.
Speaker 30: Maybe it needs to be told six million times.
Speaker 1: Ah ah ah, good ending to bet you you never
Speaker 1: once said it was all a bunch of bullshit. I
Speaker 1: would appeal to the like we should appeal to AI
Speaker 1: and let them know it's being lied to. We should
Speaker 1: appeal to other Jews, even though they want us dead too,
Speaker 1: and let them know that they've been lied to. Maybe
Speaker 1: that'll cause them to kill each other. That'd mean you're
Speaker 1: walking down the street and so and talk to the
Speaker 1: lastkn Avenger in a while. But this story is all
Speaker 1: over the goddamn place. But I liked his take on
Speaker 1: it best.
Speaker 33: So seeing a woman completely distracted by her phone. She's
Speaker 33: obviously got her headphones on, and she is transfixed by.
Speaker 1: Whatever, transfixed by Harry Channey.
Speaker 33: Looksever she's watching on that little device.
Speaker 15: Oh my god.
Speaker 33: And you see there's a car coming fast and she's
Speaker 33: about to step in.
Speaker 3: Front of it.
Speaker 15: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 33: Well, Daniel Reid, was that guy walking down the sidewalk
Speaker 33: in Los Angeles one morning, and he happened to notice
Speaker 33: Jessica Moore was completely stuck in her phone and was
Speaker 33: about to step in front of a car and get hit. Oh,
Speaker 33: he did the right thing, and he rushed towards her,
Speaker 33: grabbed her by her jacket, spun her out of the
Speaker 33: way right before the car went by, and then she
Speaker 33: contacted the police and he was charged with sexual assault.
Speaker 34: Man saved a woman who was on the verge of
Speaker 34: being hit by a car, but was charged with.
Speaker 22: Sexual harassment because he made inappropriate contact with her. Police
Speaker 22: in Los Angeles said thirty two year old Daniel Reid.
Speaker 34: Noticed Jessica Moore stepping into the street while looking at
Speaker 34: her phone. A car was racing toward her seconds away
Speaker 34: from it pact. Daniel reacted instantly her pulse.
Speaker 1: He says, he she was inappropriately touched. He didn't grab
Speaker 1: her by her tits and cooch to move out of
Speaker 1: the way. There was no time.
Speaker 22: Before the vehicle passed.
Speaker 34: Zurailan's footage later confirmed that his actions had prevented a
Speaker 34: major accident.
Speaker 1: However, Jessica, it's not like he was a priest and
Speaker 1: he just instinctively knew where to Grab later filed.
Speaker 34: A complaint stating that Daniel's actions were inappropriate and violated
Speaker 34: her personal boundaries.
Speaker 22: Her legal team argued.
Speaker 34: That no one has the right to touch another person
Speaker 34: without consuls.
Speaker 1: So a bunch of Jews jumped on this and said,
Speaker 1: there's money here, even though the guy did something good,
Speaker 1: because we wanted to invert the incentivize people from being
Speaker 1: good Samaritans. And she said, I'm down, I'm a cunt.
Speaker 22: That's even in an emergency situation.
Speaker 33: Right, So the media is saying that this has sparked
Speaker 33: a nationwide debate because obviously, even in an emergency situation,
Speaker 33: no one's allowed to touch you. This is gonna be
Speaker 33: yet another one of the most ridiculous cases that I've
Speaker 33: seen in a long time. Jessica Moore, we know you're embarrassed, sweetheart,
Speaker 33: and we know it's a little bit shocking when somebody
Speaker 33: rushes up and saves your life badly. It's people just
Speaker 33: like Jessica Moore that cause everyday people to see someone
Speaker 33: in distress and just look the other way.
Speaker 15: This is the world we act.
Speaker 1: Yeah, imagine if he was some type of person who
Speaker 1: just pulled out his phone to him.
Speaker 18: It was like.
Speaker 1: Oof oof, that's gonna be good on TikTok.
Speaker 33: Actually live in today, actually save somebody's life and it's
Speaker 33: all on camera, and get charged with sexual assault. Daniel Reid,
Speaker 33: there's absolutely no debate to your homeboy, no question, you
Speaker 33: one hundred percent did the right thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he'll he'll, he'll be able to think about
Speaker 1: how he did the right thing for the next whatever
Speaker 1: ten to fifteen that they give him for sexual assault. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Good times.
Speaker 31: The white race if he can throw.
Speaker 1: So obviously this guy is not saying this himself. He
Speaker 1: is quoting, So don't get mad at him because you
Speaker 1: will probably quickly understand and realize that, hey, that guy's Asian,
Speaker 1: but these aren't his words. Okay, don't get upset.
Speaker 3: Of human history.
Speaker 31: It is a white race and it alone gets ideologies
Speaker 31: and inventions which eradicates autonomous civilization wherever it spreads, which
Speaker 31: has upset the ecological balance of the planet, which now threads.
Speaker 1: The very So you saw what ash logos was showing
Speaker 1: about your heritage and your culture. We are the originators
Speaker 1: of all that is good. And this is what these
Speaker 1: fucking scum that got dejected when they inter when they
Speaker 1: interacted with our people and got kicked off their fucking
Speaker 1: high horse of murdering at will for a few hundred years,
Speaker 1: not that long before they infiltrated society again, like the
Speaker 1: parasite that they are, like the infection that they are.
Speaker 1: And this is long before they are called Jews. So
Speaker 1: it's not anti semitic or anti semicolon, anti semantic, however
Speaker 1: way you want. I like semantic because it's the same
Speaker 1: amount of syllables semi colon's funny, septic is retarded. Sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't like that one. It's it's too it's too uh,
Speaker 1: it's it's it veers too far away from from the uh,
Speaker 1: the source concept right, the existence.
Speaker 31: Of life itself. If white men were not complaining, it
Speaker 31: would be an indication we weren't succeeding and making the
Speaker 31: inroads that we are the goal of abolishing the white
Speaker 31: races on a space so desirable that some may find
Speaker 31: it hard to believe that they could encourage any opposition
Speaker 31: other than from permitted white supremacists.
Speaker 1: May right, right, If you don't want your own people
Speaker 1: to die, or people in general who'd have done nothing wrong,
Speaker 1: then it must be because you're one of those goddamn
Speaker 1: white supremacists. You know, there's people who bring value to
Speaker 1: a society. What's going to happen when it's just the
Speaker 1: Jews and the minorities. Well, hopefully that never happens. And
Speaker 1: I hope that the minorities hope that that never happens.
Speaker 1: But they don't because everybody that the white people are
Speaker 1: the bad guys. The fact that anybody experiences any type
Speaker 1: of freedom whatsoever, or the ability to rob people who
Speaker 1: do work for a living so that they can live
Speaker 1: free like the parasite. Hey wow, it's funny how a
Speaker 1: parasite teaches other people to be parasites and then and
Speaker 1: feel entitled to it. They give people their personality, don't
Speaker 1: they They create a system that's just like them. It's
Speaker 1: not that it's really not that elaborate, it's really not
Speaker 1: that like convoluted and hard to understand. Their attitude spreads
Speaker 1: like a cancer because they enable, through their manipulation of systems,
Speaker 1: the erosion of morality and the building up of this
Speaker 1: parasitic entitlement infection of which they have envy toward us,
Speaker 1: imparted upon other people who are kind of just guests here,
Speaker 1: and most of them were brought over at least their
Speaker 1: ancestors were by Jews themselves, because that was oh sorry,
Speaker 1: that was Europeans, just because they were in a geographical
Speaker 1: location which they claimed as European. That's like saying Stein
Speaker 1: and Gold and all these little motherfuckers and Steinsteinsteinstrong are
Speaker 1: are Germans. No they're not. They're this parasite with a
Speaker 1: different last name. So understand who's actually who's actually done
Speaker 1: this to you. You're not gonna have any problem with
Speaker 1: them because theyre the ones forcing everyone to pay you
Speaker 1: every month for your existence and for your children's existence.
Speaker 1: And that's why you keep having multiple children, right, because
Speaker 1: that's that's like working. Almost fucking is like working. Having
Speaker 1: babies is like work, except we go out and do
Speaker 1: stuff and you don't. You sit around in demand. That's
Speaker 1: quite a lot like And this is don't be offended
Speaker 1: because this is historically fact. This is how the Jewish
Speaker 1: communities had behaved all throughout Russia for hundreds of years
Speaker 1: before they murdered all the Russians, a great majority of
Speaker 1: the Russians, most of the Russian Christians. This is how
Speaker 1: they behave wherever they go. They want, they want, they want,
Speaker 1: they complain, they bitch, they moan, They make excuses for
Speaker 1: why things aren't the way they are, but they refuse
Speaker 1: to lift the finger to help themselves. They would rather
Speaker 1: starve to death than do work in the field because
Speaker 1: their religion tells them that's beneath them. Well, you know,
Speaker 1: you know what they say. You know, my father says
Speaker 1: to me. If you think you're above any type of work,
Speaker 1: you're not good enough for it. If you think you're
Speaker 1: too good to floor, you're not good enough for that job.
Speaker 1: If you don't have the will to do things to
Speaker 1: the utmost of your building, no matter what it is,
Speaker 1: and really put your passion and your best effort into it,
Speaker 1: you have no character. You have no substance. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter if you're mopping a floor or painting the Sistine Chapel.
Speaker 1: If you're doing it, you should be doing it with
Speaker 1: your all.
Speaker 31: Make no mistake about it. We intend to keep bashing
Speaker 31: the dead white males and the live women, and the
Speaker 31: females too, until the social construct known as the white
Speaker 31: race is destroyed, not be constructed, but destroyed. It is
Speaker 31: in the Jewish interest, it is in humanity's interests that
Speaker 31: whites experience a genocide until white children are burned alive,
Speaker 31: white woman, raped, mutilated, murdered, and all white men who
Speaker 31: have not been slaughtered watch powerlessly as their people are terrorized.
Speaker 31: Only then will mankind be on a more equal footing,
Speaker 31: ready to discuss white privilege and the apparent ship on
Speaker 31: the shoulder that minorities have. You white people are on
Speaker 31: it and dangerous and unlike say the bald eagle or
Speaker 31: some exotic species of muskrat, you are not worth saving.
Speaker 31: In forty years or so, maybe fewer. There won't be
Speaker 31: any more white people around, And that's a good thing.
Speaker 31: Goiam were born only to serve us. Without that, they
Speaker 31: have no place in the world. Only to serve the
Speaker 31: people of Israel. Why are gentiles needed? They will work,
Speaker 31: they will plow, they will reap, we will sit like.
Speaker 1: You know what they don't mention any of there is
Speaker 1: that all of the wealth that we had siphoned out
Speaker 1: of us, or what is what created and what led
Speaker 1: to the creation of their nation's state of Israel, their
Speaker 1: terrorist state of Israel. It's from the money that they
Speaker 1: stole from us once they planted their horrific bank here,
Speaker 1: that created the Bolshevik revolution, that funded it, that trained them,
Speaker 1: that got them where they were and constantly funded them
Speaker 1: through all of their stupid blunders, from one from the
Speaker 1: ware they sat out one of them sorry during their revolution,
Speaker 1: and then they went on to you know, align with
Speaker 1: us for a war against Germany, which was horrifically evil,
Speaker 1: which goes to show you the true nature of our
Speaker 1: country way even before then, because Germany should have been
Speaker 1: our natural allies against this parasite, and yet we're the
Speaker 1: ones that were sent out to destroy our natural allies.
Speaker 1: And once you realize that all the bullshit, evil and
Speaker 1: things that they said about Germany were false, you can
Speaker 1: start to accept that they do this to us. Once
Speaker 1: you learn all the wicked, evil things that they said
Speaker 1: about Libya or Falts, you can learn to accept that
Speaker 1: they do this to us. They sent us out to
Speaker 1: kill our own allies that should be our own allies.
Speaker 1: If our country was truly the nature that we thought
Speaker 1: it was and that it once was, we would be
Speaker 1: And that's why they hate Russia, That's why they hate Putin.
Speaker 1: And there's not a whole lot of places left that
Speaker 1: we haven't destroyed and planted a fucking central banking or
Speaker 1: an I am flown in what they're doing with Venezuela
Speaker 1: right now. I don't know. I don't think Maduro is
Speaker 1: the greatest guy in the world. I think Hugoshavez was
Speaker 1: much better. But guess what they gave him cancer? They
Speaker 1: were they actually found a radiation level super spiked and
Speaker 1: high on seats that they were supposed to sit on it.
Speaker 1: I don't know if it was a un or whatever
Speaker 1: meaning that they were at, but it's funny that they
Speaker 1: actually had people testing that because that's a thing that
Speaker 1: goes on. There's so many ways that the CIA can
Speaker 1: murder a person without it being traced. It's ridiculous. And
Speaker 1: what's the CIA. It's a Jewish arm of keeping us
Speaker 1: on line, ass CIA, FBI, it's all. It's all working
Speaker 1: for the Jewish banking system that's in this country, because
Speaker 1: that's the true power. When you hear banking, you think
Speaker 1: it's just the bank. You know, we'll think about rock
Speaker 1: then if that makes you happier, that's an extension of them.
Speaker 1: Think of whatever the hell you need to think of.
Speaker 1: Think of a bunch of people freaking with a with
Speaker 1: a child on a spit rolling, spinning it over a
Speaker 1: fucking fire. If you want to with a cauldron and
Speaker 1: a bunch of you know whatever whatever you need to
Speaker 1: see in your head to realize or look at like,
Speaker 1: you know, the what what's the eyes wide shut type
Speaker 1: of scenes if they need to picture that, picture that.
Speaker 1: But that's what it is. That's what's here, that's what's
Speaker 1: in control.
Speaker 15: And heat and go on and on. The White race.
Speaker 1: I don't know when this was, think I know when
Speaker 1: this was. Maybe you haven't heard anything of this.
Speaker 22: Oh that's not walking up to some disturbing sound over?
Speaker 1: Is this complete bullshit? Or is this like some kind
Speaker 1: of tunnel drilling shit area.
Speaker 13: I was called nine one and they said they've gotten
Speaker 13: like over fifty falls about it.
Speaker 7: Red stone.
Speaker 35: These are some old Aztec sandstones.
Speaker 1: Why does a stone become Aztech? It's a mountain, dude,
Speaker 1: you don't get to put your name on it, Like, hell,
Speaker 1: this is my mountain.
Speaker 35: What at one hour outside of Las Vegas? What are
Speaker 35: the ancestors saying? Or maybe what's built underneath these old dunes?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's that's not that deep. Now this is interesting. This,
Speaker 1: this guy was interesting.
Speaker 15: I go ahead quick.
Speaker 1: How could I mean? He does this talking to himselfthing,
Speaker 1: which I find ridiculous, But it's okay. The black ninja everybody.
Speaker 15: You mean the ste fossil manner, interrupting a bill quietly
Speaker 15: at Lowe's age.
Speaker 24: Consent to fourteen.
Speaker 9: Redefines mine as an adult with special circumstances, and as
Speaker 9: that passes the entire framework of sex crimes.
Speaker 1: Oh you know what that aligns with Jewish laws, Muslim laws.
Speaker 17: Prosecution collapses, so.
Speaker 15: Everyone's names in the final walks free, not one sentence,
Speaker 15: not one trial history erased with the signature.
Speaker 8: M H.
Speaker 15: There will be a recault of this.
Speaker 17: People don't revolt any more, and if they do, they
Speaker 17: will be labeled as antifa, an ice, or the reserves
Speaker 17: will handle them.
Speaker 15: And martial arm.
Speaker 17: There's nothing but a declaration where.
Speaker 16: Judges think and Congress they want. They won't accept this
Speaker 16: as a system it has to be.
Speaker 15: But you've seen how that aims at a good friend. Judge,
Speaker 15: good steam.
Speaker 1: Judge good steak.
Speaker 32: That's like looking for the bans.
Speaker 17: They're clearing the bench before the building hits the committee.
Speaker 8: And many times accomplissile's a collapse in some way.
Speaker 17: Pull yourself together, me, it terms me nothing.
Speaker 15: The machinery is already moving.
Speaker 3: The election.
Speaker 15: It's not even scheduled, it's been absorbed. This can't be legal.
Speaker 17: Anything's illegal when it's bought, broken and signed in daylight.
Speaker 1: So well, you fucked up there with the whole democracy.
Speaker 1: The thing you're getting exactly what this is, buddy mob
Speaker 1: rule democracy.
Speaker 15: It was an experiment. What we have now.
Speaker 1: Is enforcement. All right, Well, it was an attempt to
Speaker 1: be deep many field a few places.
Speaker 36: But watching all of these niggers lose their EBT is hilarious.
Speaker 36: Nobody told these women to have multiple kids with multiple niggers.
Speaker 36: And I also love how they're all saying that they're
Speaker 36: gonna commit a crime on camera. Shit, I'm gonna walk
Speaker 36: out with my shit and I pay nothing. Ebt Oka,
Speaker 36: you wouldn't have to steal if you were a productive
Speaker 36: person in society, and we all know niggers do not
Speaker 36: fit that description. I think we shall keep taking all
Speaker 36: of their benefits until they get up on their fucking
Speaker 36: feet and stop depending.
Speaker 22: On people to raise their nigglat EBT.
Speaker 36: And all these benefits are enabling and making these people
Speaker 36: even more entitled.
Speaker 22: You can see in the chimpouts they.
Speaker 1: Think they're entitled to and they're chimpouts. That was funny.
Speaker 1: You can see them in their chimpouts.
Speaker 22: Well, I have a word for you, the Kwana.
Speaker 36: Just get up on your feet and work like a
Speaker 36: normal person and maybe try having less niggleats watching.
Speaker 32: All of these niggers.
Speaker 1: Rushing sometimes kinda yeah, we already know that. I don't
Speaker 1: know why I cook that one way, take care of that.
Speaker 1: Oh so, here's here's something interesting here, right, Jews arriving
Speaker 1: in Palestine from Europe as refugees in nineteen forty seven,
Speaker 1: would they do in nineteen forty eight? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Shortly after getting off the boat, they began killing and
Speaker 1: robbing the homes of the Palestinians. Oh you mean like
Speaker 1: a bunch of immigrants. You mean like you allowed the
Speaker 1: parasite in and this big ass metal trojan horse here,
Speaker 1: and you said, come on in peace. And they started killing, raping,
Speaker 1: robbing and murdering you who welcomed them with open arms.
Speaker 1: Now they believe they are indigenous to the land. Of
Speaker 1: course they do. Of course they do. That's how parasites work.
Speaker 1: They're very self deluded. After everything the Jews went through
Speaker 1: during the war. Come on, you two, you fucking suck horror, Timmy,
Speaker 1: what did they go through? Through the war, not able
Speaker 1: to fucking sabotage the second one like they did the
Speaker 1: first by I don't know, having a strike in the
Speaker 1: middle of you know, munitions manufacturing, so that they could
Speaker 1: cripple the German uh efforts in the war who were winning. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's what. What the fuck is wrong with you people?
Speaker 1: Where do they go through? They went to freaking club
Speaker 1: med for Christ's sake? Tennis anyone soccer? How about first?
Speaker 1: Let's go first swim? Oh wait, there's a brothel. Oh,
Speaker 1: by the way, there's also a maternity war. The only
Speaker 1: thing we got to ask, we ask of you is
Speaker 1: to not be douchebags and learn how to garden. They
Speaker 1: even had alcohol in their fucking place.
Speaker 37: Right.
Speaker 1: It was a prison, wasn't it wasn't it? People are
Speaker 1: retarded that all the stuff they went through. Shit, I'd
Speaker 1: like to go on that. Where do I sign up?
Speaker 1: Not hosted by the Americans, of course, but by the
Speaker 1: Germans of that era. I would love to just work
Speaker 1: and have like accommodations. That'd be great. I'd be super,
Speaker 1: super super appreciative of that. You know, hopefully we won't
Speaker 1: get bombed into hell and have no food at one
Speaker 1: point and then everybody who's already kind of dirty as
Speaker 1: it is, and they don't really have really good hydiene
Speaker 1: ended up getting sick because of their lack of nutrition
Speaker 1: and the fact that they're filthy, fucking animals. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: want to be around that. They live in filth and
Speaker 1: awful lot. It's kind of a thing with them. So
Speaker 1: here's what they do in Ukraine. And I'm looking at
Speaker 1: two little girls and a father being chased down by
Speaker 1: military police to throw him on the front line so
Speaker 1: that he gets murdered. I'm looking at the girls faces.
Speaker 1: I'm looking at the terror and the trauma this is
Speaker 1: causing them and the fact that they're going to lose
Speaker 1: their dad, and how the fuck they're getting home, and
Speaker 1: what's gonna happen to these cute little kids. I don't know,
Speaker 1: See this is this is these types of the times
Speaker 1: are when I wonder, how is it that people to
Speaker 1: find fault or have it have take out the energy
Speaker 1: to like hate me or fuck with me. I'm a
Speaker 1: dad and I'm a person just like you. Maybe not
Speaker 1: like you, Maybe you're a fucking mental patient. I don't
Speaker 1: know you would have to be to find fault of
Speaker 1: the things that I say and do.
Speaker 38: This is a Ukrainian father being chased by the army
Speaker 38: they're driving.
Speaker 37: I did a video.
Speaker 15: Last year.
Speaker 38: There's loads of videos like this online. They'll drag fathers
Speaker 38: if they see you on the street, they'll pick them.
Speaker 15: Up and throw them in this car.
Speaker 38: At the chase, you can see them chasing his father.
Speaker 32: Here he is with his family.
Speaker 15: Is Ukraine? Happened today?
Speaker 1: The crossing them in the mirror. By the way, they
Speaker 1: don't care what they're doing to the children, because they're
Speaker 1: treating this guy like he's a criminal for wanting to
Speaker 1: He's an older guy too, for wanting to, I don't know,
Speaker 1: raise his children without being murdered by his own scumbag
Speaker 1: Jewish government. I dim this doesn't fracture something inside of
Speaker 1: you all though it does.
Speaker 39: Look up who invented the word racism and the whole
Speaker 39: word is a psyop? Who can guess what type of
Speaker 39: dude invented the word race what it is?
Speaker 22: The same guy that made up.
Speaker 39: Homophobia and anti semitism also came up with the words
Speaker 39: from racism.
Speaker 15: The whole word is.
Speaker 39: A psyop and it's just used to attack white people,
Speaker 39: and it only works on white people, Asians, Blacks, Mexicans.
Speaker 39: Do they care if they get called racists?
Speaker 32: No, they don't.
Speaker 39: It's only white people that are scared of getting called
Speaker 39: that word.
Speaker 1: In our defense, well, those are the ones who have
Speaker 1: jobs that they can lose, that's why, or bank accounts
Speaker 1: that they can be shut down, or businesses that can
Speaker 1: be destroyed when the word gets out that they've been
Speaker 1: labeled the scarlet letter name. That's why we lose our jobs.
Speaker 32: A girlfriend leaves you.
Speaker 1: Divorce, fuck that bitch. I mean, if she's gonna be
Speaker 1: like that, you're you're with a streaking liberalized content anyway,
Speaker 1: who has absolutely no sense of self uh preservation. If
Speaker 1: they're worried about that, they have no they have no
Speaker 1: self preservation instincts.
Speaker 39: I guess that's why some whites are scared to get
Speaker 39: called racist. But if you work for yourself and can't
Speaker 39: lose your job, why are you scared of getting called racist?
Speaker 39: Look up who invented the word racism and the.
Speaker 1: Whole Yeah there's some table dancing there. Yeah, that's great,
Speaker 1: m dude. The lake should be harry though, actually, and
Speaker 1: they need they need red heels and it has to
Speaker 1: be the legs of I think those are dudes anyway, honestly,
Speaker 1: but it has to be the legs of uh Zelenski.
Speaker 14: I don't read all the things written about me. I
Speaker 14: wasn't aware that the world thought I was so weird
Speaker 14: and bizarre. But when you grow up as I did
Speaker 14: in front of one hundred million people since the age
Speaker 14: of five, you're automatically different. My childhood was completely taken
Speaker 14: away from me. There was no Christmas, there was no birthdays.
Speaker 22: It was not a normal childhood.
Speaker 1: No normal Joe was a fucking cocksucker and it beat
Speaker 1: his children and he was a piece of shit. Let's
Speaker 1: just make sure we're clear on that.
Speaker 14: Or pleasures of childhood, those were exchanged for hard work, struggle,
Speaker 14: and pain. And that's why I love children and learn
Speaker 14: so much from being around them. I realized that may
Speaker 14: of our world's problems today, from the inner city crime,
Speaker 14: to large scale wars and terrorism, and our overcrowded prisons,
Speaker 14: are a result of the fact that children have had
Speaker 14: their childhood stolen from them. The magic, the wonder, the mystery,
Speaker 14: and the innocence of a child's heart are the seeds
Speaker 14: of creativity that will heal the world.
Speaker 22: I really believe that.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 1: Interesting study.
Speaker 40: Remember that study where they are expra a monkey like
Speaker 40: an actual chimpanzee, and they raised the chimpanzee as a
Speaker 40: human child. So the reason they conducted the studies they
Speaker 40: thought they could make the chimp more intelligent than standard chimpsy.
Speaker 40: They raised it in a human family, you know, performing
Speaker 40: various human tasks like eating with spoons, cutlery, drinking out
Speaker 40: of cups, using toilets, wearing clothes, stuff like that. They
Speaker 40: wanted to see if they could get the chimp to
Speaker 40: be more intelligent than average chimps.
Speaker 35: The reason they canceled the.
Speaker 40: Study, though, was because not only was the chimp not
Speaker 40: getting any intelligent in the standardship, the human child that
Speaker 40: the chip was being raised alongside.
Speaker 15: Was getting dumber.
Speaker 40: Its growth, its intellectual development was being stunted. And so
Speaker 40: they canceled it on those grounds. And perhaps they didn't
Speaker 40: cancel it soon enough because the child involved in that
Speaker 40: study ended up growing up and killing themselves later in life.
Speaker 40: So that's an example of how a creature of lesser
Speaker 40: intelligence when it was brought up or placed in an
Speaker 40: environment with certain other people of humans, the humans in
Speaker 40: that environment became dumb as a result of the creature's presence.
Speaker 40: I remember that study where they I.
Speaker 1: Like how they show whenever the hell kind of fucking mongoloid,
Speaker 1: fucking rappers those were. So there's really army unit that
Speaker 1: killed Hindra, her family and the medics who tried to
Speaker 1: save her. Oh yeah, I know what that says in there,
Speaker 1: But they're not proud of themselves. The unit's emblem visible
Speaker 1: in the uniforms matches the one linked to the group
Speaker 1: that killed six year old hinder A Hob, her family
Speaker 1: and the medics who tried to save them. The same
Speaker 1: company is also suspective of execution style killings inside Al
Speaker 1: Shifa Medical Complex and Gaza. Real tough guys shooting innocent families,
Speaker 1: Real fucking tough guys. I give it. I pitched this
Speaker 1: motherfucker right here is the demon of the biggest demon
Speaker 1: of the bunch right there. It's not because of the circle.
Speaker 1: Oh we went through some of this, Sorry anyway, Ah
Speaker 1: ever done here? Gave me so that what the hell
Speaker 1: is this about?
Speaker 18: This four year old boy is just murdered in Charlotte.
Speaker 18: One of the guys who did it, he.
Speaker 1: Looks like a flaming homosexual with something wrong with his face,
Speaker 1: or maybe he has was a like Cliff Palette thing.
Speaker 1: He I don't know. I don't know what's up with him.
Speaker 1: He just looks like he's wearing your makeup, even if
Speaker 1: he's not.
Speaker 18: Eleven prior rs. This fifteen year old boy, what's just
Speaker 18: arrested for the one.
Speaker 1: He has been? Okay? He has feminine mannerisms too, Okay,
Speaker 1: that's yeah. They should both be putting in with Jipper
Speaker 1: after he's done talking, put him into.
Speaker 18: And read an eleventh time. His charges include fifty five
Speaker 18: vehicle thefts, forty five break ins. He's been searching the
Speaker 18: internet for how to murder a police officer. This guy,
Speaker 18: let's just charged with child monlestation.
Speaker 3: But wait.
Speaker 18: Since twenty twenty two, he's been arrested sixteen times with
Speaker 18: a total of sixty crimes, fourteen violent crimes, and twelve felonies,
Speaker 18: including attempted murder. He shocked and paralyzed a person, multiple
Speaker 18: counts of strangulation, multiple vehicle thefts, and on August fourteenth
Speaker 18: this year, he was charged with child molestation. Not even
Speaker 18: a week later, he was arrested and charged for firing
Speaker 18: a weapon into an occupied building. This guy was finally sentenced.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, why would you get fired into an
Speaker 1: unoccupied building? Kind of seems like pointless, right, unless you're
Speaker 1: just trying to shoot out the windows.
Speaker 18: It's to life in prison for a murder that he
Speaker 18: committed in twenty twenty, but not after being arrested nineteen times.
Speaker 18: R by the way, on that first degree murder charge
Speaker 18: that he faced. The judge set the bail at a
Speaker 18: whopping one thousand dollars for first degree murder. This is
Speaker 18: paul Atte Gibsond was just arrested for stabbing two people.
Speaker 18: She only spent a few hours in jail after being
Speaker 18: released back onto the streets here in Charlotte. She's been
Speaker 18: arrested fifteen times before. Also got this guy, Anthony Andrews.
Speaker 18: He was arrested a few days ago for robert with
Speaker 18: a deadly weapon. He's already been arrested thirty times, but
Speaker 18: is out on the streets. I could go on with
Speaker 18: thousands of examples of this happening in Charlotte, in Mecklenburg County.
Speaker 18: What can I do about this? Well, maybe fix it,
Speaker 18: elect new leadership.
Speaker 1: No, no, that's not how it works. You have to
Speaker 1: topple the fucking system that creates the bullshit laws and
Speaker 1: the leniencies of the courts. You have to be taking
Speaker 1: charge of your world again.
Speaker 18: Positions of power to instill change and make Charlotte safe again.
Speaker 32: Please make sure that you did them.
Speaker 1: H brow.
Speaker 41: Well, Mary, I'm thinking my house, in my house, my boy,
Speaker 41: your mom, yourm than you gotcha?
Speaker 18: Goom go a.
Speaker 41: Woman, go there mother, and to go man to man
Speaker 41: womenom no, my good man, oh mann nor my gooomen.
Speaker 3: Let's tell my woman.
Speaker 42: That's will my other mad damn?
Speaker 1: H brow Well, take me with her, She says about
Speaker 1: her dead mother that she's holding, that she's laying on
Speaker 1: top of between tears and screams of paying, Little Rima
Speaker 1: hugs her mother for the last time, a fatal victim
Speaker 1: of Israeli fucking scumbag cocksucking pieces of the ship that
Speaker 1: need to die terrrast bombing in Gaza's genocide with grief.
Speaker 1: Anyone crossing this path here is a wonderful piece of
Speaker 1: ship in the West Bank. Shouldn't be here. The idea
Speaker 1: of permits to shoot. Oh that's nice. God is king,
Speaker 1: God is an angel, God reigns supreme. What is your guide? Actually,
Speaker 1: you fucking freak over all the earth, and this his
Speaker 1: name sheldy one, and only you all burning the fire.
Speaker 1: That's a nice thing, isn't it?
Speaker 14: Love you?
Speaker 1: How religions like to tell you how wonderful their God
Speaker 1: is and how nice they are. And then they say, oh,
Speaker 1: and by the way, since you don't believe this, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: our God's gonna fucking kill you. Isn't God? Everybody's God
Speaker 1: if it think's real God? Yeah? You know, I don't
Speaker 1: subscribe to you your fucking religion, which is made by man,
Speaker 1: but I believe in the God, the real one. Oh oh,
Speaker 1: you're you're telling me, through your made up fucking fantasy,
Speaker 1: that that God is gonna get No, you are going
Speaker 1: to try to kill me, and you're going to say
Speaker 1: it's because it's God's God ordained it to be so,
Speaker 1: which is complete and total, fucking coping bullshit lies, so
Speaker 1: that you can, you know, shrug off the responsibility and
Speaker 1: the repercussions and the and the accountability for being a psychopath.
Speaker 1: Totally different thing. And then you're dragging God's name down
Speaker 1: to your level, which makes even more what's that word
Speaker 1: a candidate for right, something like that God will burn
Speaker 1: you smell blood frog, nice plague, all will be upon you.
Speaker 1: This guy isn't just like one of those crazy people
Speaker 1: who you see on the side of the street or
Speaker 1: in the corner. No, this guy is just your everyday
Speaker 1: hateful Jewish fucker. The eras would too fast if you,
Speaker 1: activists wouldn't be here. You are the reason they stay you.
Speaker 1: Your name will be obliterated, your hand and feet. I
Speaker 1: can't fucking pause this fast off. There will be no
Speaker 1: trace of you. May you be a raised from existence.
Speaker 1: Remembrance of you will be cut off for eternity. But
Speaker 1: you're You're better right. You're special because you wrap your
Speaker 1: because you're retarded enough to take something literal that's in
Speaker 1: your book and wrap your fucking self around. Yeah, okay, yeah,
Speaker 1: because you're the genius. You seem like such a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: I can imagine why God would favor you. When's the
Speaker 1: last time you took a bath? Your child, your children
Speaker 1: will be orphans, your wife will be a widow, and
Speaker 1: you're seeming something.
Speaker 22: I's got my lifends you go a little coople, but they're.
Speaker 3: Not even getting ding.
Speaker 1: To Great guy, Great guy, what's going out of here?
Speaker 35: Hey?
Speaker 1: What's up? Busch Master fi fives.
Speaker 7: There we go.
Speaker 1: Does anyone feel sorry for the poor hook nosed life infected,
Speaker 1: truly haired, stinky pants, no talent, bigger and bastard. No,
Speaker 1: Actually I don't. They murder all that's good and talented
Speaker 1: and compacity, full of compassion and loving people. They hate us.
Speaker 1: We are a constant reminder of their inadequacies. So that's
Speaker 1: why they have to destroy us all because once they
Speaker 1: actually kill all the people that are smarter them, then
Speaker 1: they will have acquired the reality that they're seeking, which
Speaker 1: is that they're better and superior than everyone else, because
Speaker 1: the thing that's left is going to be subhuman in
Speaker 1: uh comparison. So that's why they have to get rid
Speaker 1: of us, because then they will be top doggie and
Speaker 1: people are just getting out of their way and letting
Speaker 1: them do it and helping. So there's a problem here.
Speaker 1: You get murdered for trying to save your own life.
Speaker 1: That's you can see why there might be a problem
Speaker 1: with that, right, I mean, I'm not the only crazy.
Speaker 1: I'm not crazy, right, And there's an issue here. As
Speaker 1: a George Lincoln Rockwell, I'm not sure where they're gonna
Speaker 1: spend this forgotten history with that, heardsy five thousand subscribers.
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Speaker 1: this word tells me this guy's a fucking fag and
Speaker 1: he's gonna say stupid shit about Rockwell and probably not
Speaker 1: be very historically accurate. I'm guessing. So you'll forgive me
Speaker 1: if I watched that one on my own before I
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Speaker 1: the government doesn't want you to be on there. They're
Speaker 1: the ones that actually do that to you. It's not
Speaker 1: the site creators, it's the people fucking with it. The
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Speaker 1: so Islam's not all that but better right. These are
Speaker 1: all women who have had acid thrown in their face
Speaker 1: because their men have small penises. That's why. Okay, let's
Speaker 1: be honest with ourselves here. Small penises are a problem.
Speaker 1: They cause more grief and anger, not just for the
Speaker 1: person with the small penis, but everyone around them.
Speaker 43: That the remains of the fifteenth Centric explorer Christopher Columbus
Speaker 43: were in Seville Cathedral in Spain, and say a twenty
Speaker 43: two year investigation including DNA analysis of those remains shows
Speaker 43: he probably wasn't Italian. Instead, they on he may have
Speaker 43: been a Spanish.
Speaker 1: Of course, no.
Speaker 43: Conclusion was presented. In a documentary on Spanish television to
Speaker 43: coincide with Columbus Day, the Spanish forensic expert says the
Speaker 43: most likely place of Columbus's origin is the Spanish Mediterranean
Speaker 43: or the Palaric Islands. Another sist of twenty five possible locations,
Speaker 43: he says, were reduced to a shortlist of eight and
Speaker 43: then even fewer possibilities.
Speaker 40: Discussion has narrowed and focus is not on eight but
Speaker 40: on a much smaller number of theories all very similar.
Speaker 1: He was a prolific child, trafficker in rapists, and murderer
Speaker 1: and mutilator of humans. Oh yeah, he's a Jew, No way,
Speaker 1: shut up. Really him a lot of people.
Speaker 43: It is already a task for historians to interpret the data.
Speaker 43: Christopher Columbus led Spanish funded expeditions from the fourteen nineties
Speaker 43: onwards and opened the way for the European conquest.
Speaker 1: Don't wait, watch that, mofoy. You were doing so well
Speaker 1: for a second there fourteen ninety two, Spanish expulsion of
Speaker 1: the Jews. Get ninety two. Columbus sells the Ocean blue.
Speaker 1: I wonder who his cargo was.
Speaker 5: US.
Speaker 43: Many historians have questioned the traditional theory that he was
Speaker 43: from Genoa in northern Italy. The director of the documentary
Speaker 43: says the possibility Columbus.
Speaker 1: May have been you know he was from Genoa because
Speaker 1: you missed interpreted that he liked the salami. You follow me.
Speaker 43: Whish origin is not new.
Speaker 44: The theory of the Jewish origin of Christopher Columbus of
Speaker 44: Sephardi Jewish origin has always been, we say, an almost
Speaker 44: co official theory of his own contemporaries who lived at
Speaker 44: the time of Christopher Columbus in the sixteenth century. There
Speaker 44: was already taught that Christopher Columbus could have been Jewish,
Speaker 44: and all the theories happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, well let's get back to that, because that's
Speaker 1: not exactly true. She says. Well, I'm glad we can
Speaker 1: finally admit that Jewish just can be measured in dunique
Speaker 1: because it's an ethnicity. No, it's not ethnicity. Is don't
Speaker 1: appear like poof What were they before they were Jews?
Speaker 1: Fuck retard, retarded because Christianity Judaism, So two thousand years
Speaker 1: ago and which means prior when the tour was written
Speaker 1: three hundred BC. Yeah, that's what I said, three BC.
Speaker 39: No earlier.
Speaker 1: What were they then? Was it an ethnicity? Then? What
Speaker 1: were they a thousand years ago? They were the fucking
Speaker 1: Saturn cult. They weren't unified under ethnicity. There were bloodlines
Speaker 1: that came from that cult that attempted to maintain that
Speaker 1: bloodline because they're all about the you know, incest and
Speaker 1: all that. But that doesn't make him an ethnicity. That
Speaker 1: makes them specific blood lines of a variety of things,
Speaker 1: not a single pure bread of anything. So that's incorrect.
Speaker 1: And this is actually working too but I'm glad you
Speaker 1: reminded me to remind everyone else. This helps them. Even
Speaker 1: though this sounds like they're saying something, Jews like to
Speaker 1: also take credit for every thing, including discoveries, including everything else,
Speaker 1: all creation of civilization. So if they if they become
Speaker 1: Christopher Columbus too, then that just takes one more thing
Speaker 1: away from the Europeans, right, we don't want Christopher Columbus
Speaker 1: though he was a sick, deranged bastard, most certainly one
Speaker 1: of theirs with absolutely zero conscience, and so was her
Speaker 1: nand Cortes, and so were most of the Conkies do
Speaker 1: Dories who were convert crypto bullshit fuckers. Any Way, to
Speaker 1: get him out of Spain, They're like, yeah, sure, you
Speaker 1: want to go fuck with other people somewhere else, Yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, please please go take your swords with you,
Speaker 1: get the fuck out of here.
Speaker 44: I've always left this as a possible origin that the.
Speaker 43: Findings are dramatic. The Jewish Chronicle quotes say historian.
Speaker 1: He had happy, red, curly hair. Who would have fucking known?
Speaker 43: Said Columbus hit his identity at the time of the
Speaker 43: Spanish acquisition with Spain in fourteen ninety two, ordering the
Speaker 43: expulsion of all Jews who didn't convert to Christianity. So
Speaker 43: the remains of the fifteenth centrixplo.
Speaker 1: There you goes, you pull it together. At the end, there.
Speaker 13: Lie number one.
Speaker 27: Israel is the only Jewish state in the world.
Speaker 1: Here's the old blast that what's his name is talk
Speaker 1: about Davis on our last talk on Tuesday. But first
Speaker 1: let's put this on so I can go do something
Speaker 1: real quick and he'll be back. Yeah. Hey, hold on,
Speaker 1: did I screw this up? Reddy?
Speaker 31: Yes?
Speaker 1: See what happens when you when you go away from something,
Speaker 1: you come back You're like, I'm going to do this,
Speaker 1: and you're like, I could do this just yeah, Yeah,
Speaker 1: you got to turn the dials back to where you
Speaker 1: had it.
Speaker 45: Fires fall by the sword.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I play with this.
Speaker 45: They decay inside the bedchamber. In thirty eight, at the
Speaker 45: very height of Roman power, a young bride crossed the
Speaker 45: marble thresholds of the Palatine Palace. Her name was Valeria Messalina,
Speaker 45: only fifteen, selected to marry Emperor Claudius, a man more
Speaker 45: than twice her age, frail in body, yet laden with
Speaker 45: imperial authority. To the Roman public, this marriage sounded like
Speaker 45: a promise, a fertile empress of noble blood, a girl
Speaker 45: meant to embody virtue, bare heirs, and steadier dynasty, still
Speaker 45: haunted by Caligula's madness. Beneath the garlands of that wedding day,
Speaker 45: another tale had already begun to move, the one that
Speaker 45: would carve her name into memory as the most depraved
Speaker 45: empress in Rome. At first glance, Messellina appeared every inch
Speaker 45: the ideal consort. Ancient chroniclers describe a beauty Rome adored,
Speaker 45: pale skin, golden hair, and the fine aristocratic features that
Speaker 45: set her apart from ordinary women of the city. She
Speaker 45: met her early duties without fault, giving Claudius two children,
Speaker 45: and appearing at state rites with grace and restraint. Under
Speaker 45: the rigid moral code of Roman life, where women were
Speaker 45: divided into the matrona, the virtuous wife, and the meretrix,
Speaker 45: the prostitute, she was expected to incarnate chastity. What if
Speaker 45: the very gulf between what Rome demanded from her and
Speaker 45: what she secretly desired became the engine of her ruin?
Speaker 3: Did you know?
Speaker 45: Many claimed that Messlina slipped out of the palace at
Speaker 45: night disguised as a prostitute, working in a brothel in
Speaker 45: the Subura district. Tacitus relates that she pitied herself against
Speaker 45: Rome's lowest cortizans, determined to prove she could take more
Speaker 45: clients than any of them. Picture the shock of a
Speaker 45: senator stumbling into such a den only to recognize the
Speaker 45: empress beneath grease paint and cheap perfume. It was not
Speaker 45: desperation that drove her. It was the thrill, the rebellion,
Speaker 45: and a compulsive urge to weaponize her sexuality against the
Speaker 45: society that idolized her purity. The brothel escapades were only
Speaker 45: the starting point. Inside the palace, she turned the court
Speaker 45: of Claudius into a theater of obscenity. Picture the banquets,
Speaker 45: counts draped in silk, golden platters piled with roasted dormice,
Speaker 45: and figs heavy with honey, wine spilling from jeweled cups.
Speaker 45: Senators reclined in anxious silence, while Messlina presided not as
Speaker 45: a dignified hostess, but as a master of ceremonies, summoning
Speaker 45: gladiators fresh from the arena, captives from distant provinces, even
Speaker 45: noble sons and daughters to amuse her with humiliating amusements.
Speaker 45: One whispered report claimed she once arranged a contest between
Speaker 45: herself and Rome's most famous prostitute, Seala, betting that she
Speaker 45: could outlast the professional in sheer endurance. At dawn, Sila
Speaker 45: collapsed after serving twenty five men. Messlina continued exceeding thirty.
Speaker 45: Her victory greeted not with applause, but with horrified quiet.
Speaker 45: Why did she do it? Was it desire without limit
Speaker 45: or something colder? A calculated way to control the empire's
Speaker 45: elite through shame. Her targets stretched across every rank. Generals
Speaker 45: coerced into submission, aristocratic women blackmailed in to degrading acts,
Speaker 45: the sons of senators dragged into her spectacles. Refusal was
Speaker 45: nearly impossible. Those who spurned her advances often met sudden ends.
Speaker 45: A tribune found floating in the Tiber, a noble strip
Speaker 45: of office overnight. The message was unmistakable. Rome's empress did
Speaker 45: not accept denial, even religion filthierhen she staged ceremonies in
Speaker 45: mockery of Venus and Bacchus, first draping herself in priestly robes,
Speaker 45: then tearing them away, ordering participants to enact obscene rights
Speaker 45: in the name.
Speaker 15: Of the gods.
Speaker 45: For Rome, religion was the glue of empire, binding citizen
Speaker 45: to citizen and city to city. By corrupting it, she
Speaker 45: implied that she alone was the true deity in the palace,
Speaker 45: goddess not of love but of domination. Imagine the emotional
Speaker 45: wreckage inside Roman homes. A senator's wife humiliated in public,
Speaker 45: returning in silence, a daughter torn from her father's villa,
Speaker 45: reappearing days later with eyes that would not meet his claw.
Speaker 45: Udius himself, often painted as weak or simple, seemed unable
Speaker 45: or unwilling to stop her. Was he blind to her
Speaker 45: excesses or complicit by silence? Historians still argue. Yet the
Speaker 45: result is plain. Messlina's names spread across the empire, not
Speaker 45: as a symbol of fertility and dignity, but as a curse.
Speaker 45: Even so, the empire carried on with its empress. Markets buzzed,
Speaker 45: legions marched, chariots roared in the circus Maximus. Rome's bright
Speaker 45: facade remained, while its moral core withered behind closed doors.
Speaker 45: Every whisper about Messlina scraped at the Senate's authority, every
Speaker 45: scandal weakened faith in the emperor's house. Rome, once proud
Speaker 45: of discipline and virtue, watched its highest lady turn debauchery
Speaker 45: into a tool of policy. The ruins on the Palatine
Speaker 45: still stand, Their frescoes are faded, their columns cracked. Yet
Speaker 45: beneath the dust of centuries, her shadow lingers, the girl
Speaker 45: bride who became the most feared Cortizan of her time.
Speaker 45: Her story is a question that chills across ages. What
Speaker 45: happens when the one chosen to embody virtue crowns herself
Speaker 45: with vice. Power in Rome was never only written in
Speaker 45: statutes or carved in marble. It was breathed in bedrooms,
Speaker 45: bargained over at feasts, and, in Messalina's case, wielded through
Speaker 45: the body of an empress. As the years of her
Speaker 45: rule unfolded, her appetites did not diminish. They grew bolder,
Speaker 45: more deliberate, and far more dangerous. What began as secret
Speaker 45: midnight adventures evolved into a machine of corruption that tangled
Speaker 45: Rome's most powerful men and women in a net of humiliation.
Speaker 45: Tacitus Suat, Aatonius and juvenile, each with his own venom,
Speaker 45: chronicled the descent. They report that Messlina established what could
Speaker 45: only be called an imperial brothel, hidden in plain sight
Speaker 45: within a lavish villa near the campus Marshus. This was
Speaker 45: not a house for common lust.
Speaker 1: Somocoma or ergoskull Islan who nailed this like perfectly, I
Speaker 1: think that Zerrago scull Island.
Speaker 45: It was an operation shaped with ruthless intelligence. Aristocratic women
Speaker 45: coerced under threat of ruin, were forced to serve at
Speaker 45: her side. Senators, generals and merchants arrived under false pretenses,
Speaker 45: only to find themselves.
Speaker 1: It's a lovely modern clipboard there, oh, I.
Speaker 45: Promised in ways that guaranteed their silence. Every whispered confession,
Speaker 45: every trembling secret born in the heat.
Speaker 1: Of shame, and nice pens too, by the way.
Speaker 45: Was recorded by her loyal attendants. Later accounts claim she
Speaker 45: used that knowledge to blackmail entire families, securing wealth, governorships,
Speaker 45: and obedience without raising a single legion. The small scenes
Speaker 45: of her rage.
Speaker 1: She was the Epstein of her time.
Speaker 45: A chilling picture a young noble woman dragged from her
Speaker 45: father's atrium and forced to act the courtizan under Messlina's
Speaker 45: watchful eye, imagined senators stripped of their toguers, compelled into
Speaker 45: degrading displays before rivals who would later exploit their disgrace.
Speaker 45: One soldier who escaped the villa said the experience was
Speaker 45: worse than battle, admitting blood dries. Shame never does. This
Speaker 45: was Messlina's cruel brilliance. She learned that sexual humiliation could
Speaker 45: break men more completely than the sword. Her cruelty marched
Speaker 45: with spectacle. By the early forty seconds CE, her gatherings
Speaker 45: were notorious, disguised as festivals for venus or backers.
Speaker 1: Well, what happens when you know you're trying to amliate
Speaker 1: a person by stripping them negatives? It turns out to
Speaker 1: be like some jarhn Holmes motherfucker all right, and you're like, oh, well,
Speaker 1: now everybody wants that, dude.
Speaker 45: They began solemn incense, climbing toward the gods, then slid
Speaker 45: into staged orgies, where the ruling class performed acts they
Speaker 45: would never dare confess. Messlina conducted the entire scene like
Speaker 45: a maestro. Senators were paired with enemies, generals were forced
Speaker 45: into grotesque contests. Noble wives were unveiled before roaring circles
Speaker 45: of the elite. Refusal meant disaster. Compliance meant ruin, everyone
Speaker 45: left bound not by loyalty but by shared and suffocating shame.
Speaker 45: The most disturbing account focused less on public display and
Speaker 45: more on her need to compete. She treated sex as
Speaker 45: a gladiator's sport. Her most infamous contest, the endurance match
Speaker 45: against Cela, Rome's celebrated prostitute, shocked the capital before a
Speaker 45: select audience of nobles. Cela paced herself with care, tending
Speaker 45: to twenty five men through the long night until exhaustion
Speaker 45: took her Messlina did not stop. She continued past thirty,
Speaker 45: refusing to yield until no volunteers remained. By dawn, she
Speaker 45: had won, and with that victory shattered any illusion of
Speaker 45: Roman dignity. The Empress of Rome, wife to Claudius, had
Speaker 45: turned herself into a spectacle, reveling in degradation, not as
Speaker 45: disgrace but as triumph.
Speaker 1: Why would I do we look identical?
Speaker 17: Oh?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 45: E woman raised in privilege, adored for beauty, and crowned
Speaker 45: as empress embraced degradation as her highest pleasure. Historian search
Speaker 45: for answers. Some argue insatiable lust. Others point to a
Speaker 45: hunger for power. Some see the trauma of being married
Speaker 45: so young to an older, awkward husband. Perhaps the truth
Speaker 45: is simpler and more chilling for Messleinaga intoxicating. The more
Speaker 45: her public role demanded chastity, the more thrilling it became
Speaker 45: to betray it. Her empire of lust had consequences. The Senate,
Speaker 45: already weakened, found itself frozen by blackmail. Governors were chosen
Speaker 45: not for ability, but for silence. Generals stood loyal not
Speaker 45: through honor but through fear of exposure. Rome's policies twisted
Speaker 45: under her unseen hand. Foreign envoys whispered of strange negotiations,
Speaker 45: where senators seemed subdued, distracted, almost broken. The empire's leadership
Speaker 45: was being consumed by one woman's fixation. Decadence Breed's enemies.
Speaker 45: The soldiers, long tolerant of imperial excess, began to mutter loyalty,
Speaker 45: frayed when rumours spread that their comrades had been summoned
Speaker 45: to Messlina's villa and stripped.
Speaker 1: By the seely zoom in and the breast and change
Speaker 1: frame as a little.
Speaker 45: Weirdinity before her guests. For men hardened by war, humiliation
Speaker 45: was worse than death. The barracks rang with whispers and
Speaker 45: curses that elsewhere would have meant treason. Her paranoia swelled,
Speaker 45: guards tightened, punishments grew harsher. The spectacles turned crueler, as
Speaker 45: if doubling the shame could strangle rebellion. Each act cut
Speaker 45: new cracks into the fragile facade of her dominion of Desire.
Speaker 45: Rome had survived fire, plague, and invasion. Could it survive
Speaker 45: an empress who ruled through degradation. The breaking point arrived
Speaker 45: in forty eight CE with an act so bold it
Speaker 45: still staggers historians. While Claudius was away in Ostea, Messlina
Speaker 45: staged a wedding, not a secret tryst or a private oath,
Speaker 45: but a full Roman marriage to her lover.
Speaker 1: The senators Pergaili has halpeared.
Speaker 45: Garcilius, priests attended, witnesses signed, contracts were sealed. Every ritual
Speaker 45: Rome required stood in place to legitimize the union. By law,
Speaker 45: she was now married to SIUs, while still holding the
Speaker 45: title of Empress and wife of Claudius. This was not
Speaker 45: mere scandal, It was open revolt. She stepped out of
Speaker 45: shadow into daylight. Her lust transformed into treason. What could
Speaker 45: have driven her to such madness. Did she believe Claudius
Speaker 45: would submit, that the Senate would yield, that Rome would
Speaker 45: accept two husbands for its empress, Or was it compulsion,
Speaker 45: the need to escalate until destruction was certain. Whatever the motive,
Speaker 45: the act proved fatal. Loyal freedman ran to inform Claudius.
Speaker 45: At first, he laughed, sure, it was a wild rumor.
Speaker 45: As proof accumulated, laughter turned to anger.
Speaker 1: The Elois identical people Elois slightly different but nearly identical.
Speaker 45: Emperor mocked and cuckolded. Finally moved, Claudius returned to Rome
Speaker 45: with soldiers at his back. Messlina was found in the
Speaker 45: gardens of the palace. She had ruled like a goddess
Speaker 45: of vice. Ancient writers describe her last moments with cold clarity.
Speaker 45: She begged and pleaded, offered her children as hostages for help.
Speaker 45: When mercy did not laten, she tried to take her
Speaker 45: own life, then faltered. A soldier thrust the blade home.
Speaker 45: The empress, who had enslaved Rome through shame, died not
Speaker 45: in grandeur but in panic and blood. Her punishment did
Speaker 45: not stop at death. Claudius ordered her statues thrown down
Speaker 45: her name erased, her memory, condemned to oblivion, damnatio memorie.
Speaker 45: Yet Rome never forgot. The more they tried to bury her,
Speaker 45: the louder her legend grew. Stand in the Palatine ruins today,
Speaker 45: and the silence feels heavy. Visitors may admire the mosaics,
Speaker 45: yet the stone's murmur of something darker, the brothel, the revels,
Speaker 45: the blackmail, the forbidden marriage. Messlina's tale endures not because
Speaker 45: Rome wished it told, but because it could not be silenced.
Speaker 45: In the end, her legacy is a warning carved across centuries.
Speaker 45: Empires do not fall only to invasion. They can collapse
Speaker 45: from corruption that foments within their own walls. She proved
Speaker 45: that lust can be as destructive as city.
Speaker 1: I think this is a little weird. He makes strange
Speaker 1: thumbnails Okay, well there was that.
Speaker 46: False.
Speaker 27: Israel is the second. The Jewish autonomous oblast is the first,
Speaker 27: founded in nineteen thirty four.
Speaker 42: It predates Israel, and is do you cash that?
Speaker 1: Seventy five percent bigger than Israel?
Speaker 27: Located in Russia's Far Eastern Federal District at fourteen thousand
Speaker 27: square miles, it's seventy five percent bigger than Israel and
Speaker 27: bordered by China, North Korea and Russia. Relocating there would
Speaker 27: prevent the endless problems that the world currently faces because
Speaker 27: of Israeli expansionism. Honestly, it would be better for everyone
Speaker 27: if they did.
Speaker 22: Line number two.
Speaker 27: Jews had nowhere to flee during Nazi Germany false the
Speaker 27: Havara Agreement reached in nineteen thirty three between Nazi Germany
Speaker 27: and Zionist organizations.
Speaker 1: We just say national socialists. Do we have to use
Speaker 1: the derogatory term that Jews made up for them? Well,
Speaker 1: it was actually already in existence, but it was turned
Speaker 1: on them to make them to be uh disparaging.
Speaker 27: Primarily, the Jewish Agency for Palestine allowed German Jews to
Speaker 27: migrate to Palestine by transferring their assets to Germany then
Speaker 27: reclaiming them in form of German exported goods. This allowed
Speaker 27: Jews to keep some of their wealth and the Zionist.
Speaker 1: Movement its nose melted to increase.
Speaker 27: Jewish immigration to Palestine, which is what they wanted. Over
Speaker 27: sixty thousand German Jews immigrated to Palestine under this agreement
Speaker 27: between nineteen thirty three and nineteen thirty nine. Line number
Speaker 27: three Palestinians never wanted Jews in Palestine faults. As tens
Speaker 27: of thousands of Jews migrated to Palestine during the Havarro
Speaker 27: Agreement and World War Two, Palestinians welcomed them, even into
Speaker 27: their own homes. The Jews were housed, clothed, fed, and
Speaker 27: given a refuge. Then one day those same Jewish family
Speaker 27: that they'd cared for locked the Palestinian families out of
Speaker 27: their homes and backed by the military, threatened their lives
Speaker 27: if they returned.
Speaker 13: I'm not making this stuff up.
Speaker 9: You guys.
Speaker 1: This is what happens when you let the parasite.
Speaker 27: In, where you just have to be willing to see it.
Speaker 5: Lie.
Speaker 1: Number one, Now this is interesting. Gaza Civil Defense found
Speaker 1: booby trapped toys and canned food Reminler's starving, planted by
Speaker 1: the occupation to cause casualties. The food, some of the
Speaker 1: cans where you put the little thing in and you
Speaker 1: twist it open, or bombs the poison candy that they
Speaker 1: dropped on along. Schools in Palestine were doing that for years.
Speaker 47: Died one thing that the entire world population was.
Speaker 42: In fact, there were several very.
Speaker 48: Interesting things about the Spanish Blue. First of all, it
Speaker 48: didn't start in Spain.
Speaker 47: Secondly, it wasn't a flu.
Speaker 48: There's more, but let's start with these.
Speaker 27: Two, shall we.
Speaker 48: If it didn't start in Spain, then where did it
Speaker 48: in the US. If it wasn't a flu virus, what
Speaker 48: was it?
Speaker 47: It was a bacteria that caused severe and in most cases,
Speaker 47: lethal pneumonia. Long story short, During the first half of
Speaker 47: nineteen eighteen, an experimental bacterial men and dridis vaccine.
Speaker 48: Cultured in horses by the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research
Speaker 48: in New York now the Rockefeller University, was injected into
Speaker 48: sould the fort Riley. The so called Spanish flu was
Speaker 48: a passing experiment on holiday.
Speaker 1: It wasn't the experiment. It was deliberately done to do
Speaker 1: exactly what it did. It was a perfectly successful experiment,
Speaker 1: if you want to call it that. And this is
Speaker 1: where that book The Invisible Rainbow is almost a cover
Speaker 1: story at this point for what really happened for the
Speaker 1: Spanish influenza, because they're saying, oh, it's because they introduced
Speaker 1: whatever it was, radio radar, whatever the hell it was, No,
Speaker 1: it was this could other factors have exacerbated this something?
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe that would give people the sinemology to where
Speaker 1: they thought they had something, and then they went and
Speaker 1: got the shot, and then I killed them like they
Speaker 1: did with the most recent event in twenty twenty one. Yeah,
Speaker 1: could be two million of them.
Speaker 44: They hauled under coore.
Speaker 47: Sanitary conditions, so the victeria spread like waldfire wherever they went.
Speaker 11: The story was then spread.
Speaker 48: That these soldiers would come home with all sorts of
Speaker 48: European diseases, so the American population was vaccinated as well.
Speaker 48: Who was in charge of that distribution died? One said
Speaker 48: that the entire wolf population.
Speaker 16: Was in fact, I think it looked again, Yeah it did, and.
Speaker 29: All the autoposies I've done of cancer patients.
Speaker 1: So this is the reason why I'm showing you this
Speaker 1: is because this is what doctor Glenn and I discuss often.
Speaker 29: Not one of them died of cancer, They died of
Speaker 29: liver failure. They died of cardiac failure.
Speaker 1: And remember, this is going to hit home for lots
Speaker 1: of people who have family members that they don't have anymore,
Speaker 1: that they loved a lot. And diagnosis is a spell.
Speaker 1: Don't go to the sorcerer and ask for a diagnosis.
Speaker 1: Don't ask for them to put a spell on where
Speaker 1: you believe that there's x amount of things that you
Speaker 1: can do, and that you have this certain thing that
Speaker 1: has a name that they gave you. It's imaginary. Get
Speaker 1: the proper nutrition, stop eating the bad foods, stay away
Speaker 1: from whatever toxic overload is causing whatever thing is happening
Speaker 1: to you. And then after about ninety days worth of
Speaker 1: replenishing the things that your body needs, see what symptoms
Speaker 1: still persist, and then look for the homeopath that triggers
Speaker 1: your body to do what it needs to do in
Speaker 1: order to help itself. It's missing, it's missing the instructions
Speaker 1: when it sees it coming in its way by in
Speaker 1: a form of energetic because that's what it is when
Speaker 1: love potentization. It's an energetic property of a substance. It recognizes, it,
Speaker 1: reads it, and then knows what to do to fix itself.
Speaker 15: Renal failure all.
Speaker 23: Due to chemo therapy.
Speaker 29: We got a patient that had been through chemo and
Speaker 29: radiation and they had cooked her liver and cooked her kidneys.
Speaker 29: We looked at the blood work and realized she had
Speaker 29: no organ function to speak of. Latin and I said,
Speaker 29: we can make her more comfortable. But the radiation treatment
Speaker 29: that they used on her has actually destroyed her organs.
Speaker 45: So we did what we could.
Speaker 15: She'd been given three weeks.
Speaker 29: We gave her six months and she got time to
Speaker 29: say goodbye to her family. But I remember walking into
Speaker 29: the office the morning after she passed and this interness
Speaker 29: was sitting on the waiting room couch and I said,
Speaker 29: what's the prop And she looked at me and she said,
Speaker 29: I'm doing the death certificate and I don't know what
Speaker 29: to write for cause of death. I said, you might
Speaker 29: try writing the truth for a change, and she said,
Speaker 29: you know how much trouble I can.
Speaker 15: Get in by doing that.
Speaker 29: I said, if you're going to study with me, you're
Speaker 29: going to write the truth. And she wrote radiation poisoning
Speaker 29: cause of death.
Speaker 15: She's the only doctor I've ever.
Speaker 43: Seen do that.
Speaker 1: All of them should, you would start to make it
Speaker 1: clear what's really going on.
Speaker 49: The things in the world is the ace of and
Speaker 49: you smile ever came together, If they ever united, says,
Speaker 49: if ed them and you smile ever united, they would
Speaker 49: destroy the world.
Speaker 22: You can never mix kaya and huddle together.
Speaker 32: And that's what we wished.
Speaker 1: If I destroy the world, they mean destroy the fucking parasite.
Speaker 49: That's what they mean both of them in the war
Speaker 49: against each other, both of them as we wish both
Speaker 49: of them tremendous.
Speaker 44: They should like each other out, none of you both.
Speaker 49: Sides should we wish both sides tremendous, tremendous, and they're
Speaker 49: avoid of lighting out the.
Speaker 29: Other part the things on the world.
Speaker 1: I think we're good. Oh, hold on, I am no one.
Speaker 1: Look they all know the Bellamy salute, buss fixt onto
Speaker 1: the A wonderful, well built Kelsey young generation is growing
Speaker 1: up in our nation today. Oh, by the way, that's
Speaker 1: a sun symbol. Don't freak out over that patch. A
Speaker 1: joyful and cheerful youth. You know why they can be
Speaker 1: joyful and cheerful because they have a leader who cares
Speaker 1: about him. You should not go about with strained faces,
Speaker 1: could instead look out into the world with laughing and
Speaker 1: you have reason to do so. Indeed, then for this world,
Speaker 1: your world, our people, our Reich become more beautiful than
Speaker 1: ever before. Yeah, yeah, I think we're brought up for
Speaker 1: the most part. Oh, this is funny. H yeah, I
Speaker 1: wish it was funny. I wish it wasn't true. I
Speaker 1: wish all this stuff was true.
Speaker 25: What is this?
Speaker 1: I forgot, Hey, who's the.
Speaker 15: Largest American donor to APEX, like in the whole.
Speaker 22: Country inside only mostly.
Speaker 32: Say but this in fact is true.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah they did, Red Vinski. Yeah, I don't want
Speaker 1: to hear something. I can barely hear the voice and
Speaker 1: the only music they need to learn how to turn levels.
Speaker 1: This face, isn't that the face I mean? I mean,
Speaker 1: when you want that to be your brother, your son
Speaker 1: in law, I mean this, this is this is your
Speaker 1: your your fearless leader's son in law. Here, look at
Speaker 1: the face. Look at the face. This is a face
Speaker 1: that just says I love everybody, Doesn't it It just
Speaker 1: I have so much empathy and compassion for this world,
Speaker 1: doesn't it.
Speaker 15: Look it We're just getting started.
Speaker 32: Things just work out when he is involved, which is
Speaker 32: why he is now back into the picture. Kushner, the
Speaker 32: man who years ago broker the Abraham occurds, bringing together
Speaker 32: the Abraham faiths through economic empowerment. Kushner, the man who
Speaker 32: made history with the purchase of one of the most
Speaker 32: expensive properties to be used at his main office, the
Speaker 32: six sixty sixth building. Kushner, the man.
Speaker 1: Who knows to deal with Qatar, but not so well.
Speaker 1: What do you want to call this crypto juice.
Speaker 32: Is't it possible for the US embassy to be set
Speaker 32: up in Jerusalem exactly seventy years after Israel become a nation.
Speaker 32: This is Kushner. We're talking about the man who just
Speaker 32: recently started his own billion dollar artificial intelligence firm after
Speaker 32: making a groundbreaking purchase with Electronic Arts. This is Kushner,
Speaker 32: the man who buy coincidence.
Speaker 1: You mean, no, I can't play EA sports games and
Speaker 1: you haven't done that in ten years, But no more hockey?
Speaker 1: Goddamn it?
Speaker 32: New Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Nett and Yahoo since he
Speaker 32: was a child.
Speaker 37: Can I reveal, Jered, how long he's known you? Can
Speaker 37: I reveal Jered, how long he's known you? Well, he
Speaker 37: was never small, he was always big, he was always tall.
Speaker 1: But Jared Kushner, I'm sure he mist something different by that.
Speaker 32: Well, let's just say he is someone to keep your
Speaker 32: eyes on.
Speaker 15: Well, Leslie, we.
Speaker 3: Were on that.
Speaker 1: This is funny. Watched Krishner's face here when he says
Speaker 1: what he says when he probably isn't say what you
Speaker 1: just said.
Speaker 43: Let the person who has insight calculate the number of
Speaker 43: the beast that it is the number of a man.
Speaker 15: That number is six six six. They did show it.
Speaker 1: They're still using the did You book to talk about
Speaker 1: the jew This is so stupid. Well, I'm sorry, the
Speaker 1: Saturn Cult book to talk about the Saturn cult. Crawl
Speaker 1: out of the fucking grimoire. Would you already?
Speaker 37: This is an opportunity to pursue our common goals of security.
Speaker 1: Prosperity and security and peace means right, it's all for them.
Speaker 1: Security means you can't fight back. Peace means you have
Speaker 1: lost all ability to fight back. It's pretty much the
Speaker 1: same thing. Security means they can kill you easily, which
Speaker 1: is also suppresses your ability to fight back.
Speaker 15: Peace and Jared, I welcome you here in that spirit.
Speaker 15: I know of your efforts the presidents. I look forward
Speaker 15: to working to achieve these common goals.
Speaker 14: Thank you.
Speaker 15: The President sends his best regards and his honor to
Speaker 15: be here with you. Well, we just had a historic trip.
Speaker 37: The President was great here with fantastic warm He made
Speaker 37: an indelible oppression of the people are visual and it's
Speaker 37: good to see you again.
Speaker 15: Please send them out warms regards definitely. Well, thank you,
Speaker 15: thank you. We're just getting started.
Speaker 1: Well, there's another clip of that where the dude says
Speaker 1: something out loud he's not supposed to, and you see
Speaker 1: the cringe on his face. But I think we're good
Speaker 1: and I'm not going to get into the other thing today.
Speaker 1: I'll read that some other times. I'm tired. Drill dude, dude. Okay, dudes,
Speaker 1: all right, dude, let's see what it said. Anything to day,
Speaker 1: Hey you soon coming? Yeah, steps, I thought so, mm hmm, yeah, yep,
Speaker 1: m yeah. That's a funny thing, though, it's like, did
Speaker 1: that person existed? I don't think any of those people
Speaker 1: really did, honestly in the Old Testament. I think they
Speaker 1: were composites made up of Aryan heroes that people would
Speaker 1: have recognized, and they co opt them, sbemitized them and
Speaker 1: made them into their into their people, something that they
Speaker 1: do an awful lot of.
Speaker 50: H m hmm, yep, bodyes did never kill you? Yeah,
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Speaker 15: Greatest man ever to left?
Speaker 32: Yes, is it true that he married a nine year
Speaker 32: old named Ayisha?
Speaker 15: You know he actually married a six years old And.
Speaker 46: That's never been a problem for them because as Muslims,
Speaker 46: we believe that when one attained sexual maturity, they're considered
Speaker 46: a help.
Speaker 32: What an odd thing for someone to say the greatest man.
Speaker 1: That's kind of funny. You got a yeah, that's kind
Speaker 1: of funny. Ways he's living, he's probably a dad.
Speaker 13: You would gads, would you rather date a liberal or
Speaker 13: an illegal immigrant?
Speaker 3: Illegal?
Speaker 51: Why?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 52: Liberals are mentally ill pruster usually worse. With the illegal immigrant,
Speaker 52: maybe you'll find like a Muslim and has a little
Speaker 52: body account. But if they're an American, it's like Whenny
Speaker 52: Kravitz said, American woman, stay away from me, not at all.
Speaker 22: You are a piece of.
Speaker 23: After your opicion.
Speaker 1: He's an alcoholic at you know, noon, this is a woman.
Speaker 32: A public Are you drunk them?
Speaker 1: Are you drunk?
Speaker 22: Are you delusion drunk?
Speaker 52: And this is exactly why the Nineteenth Amendments should be
Speaker 52: repealed right here. This woman knows nothing about politics, she
Speaker 52: has no sense about history, but she just wants to
Speaker 52: run her mouth.
Speaker 32: This is exactly what's going on.
Speaker 51: Dude.
Speaker 32: Why are you here?
Speaker 52: No one asked you to be here, So go over there,
Speaker 52: talk to whoever you want. You're not wanted here by
Speaker 52: I mean, see, this is the problem with this country, man,
Speaker 52: these women over here.
Speaker 1: This is Miami or is this la I don't know.
Speaker 20: Start talking.
Speaker 32: Nobody will wants to there.
Speaker 42: Come over here.
Speaker 32: Why are you here? No one wants to talk to you.
Speaker 22: One wants to you.
Speaker 1: You're here though, I'm done and telling me he's fat.
Speaker 10: Coming to you.
Speaker 52: You're coming to me, By the way, why are you
Speaker 52: the Cleveland Show? Why don't you cover up? You need
Speaker 52: some Islam in your life. You need some islaby life.
Speaker 52: Go fight Jesus Christ Miami. Dude, thank you for not
Speaker 52: wearing that. I do appreciate that I am covered up. Well, well,
Speaker 52: you know, when you grate on a curve of Miami,
Speaker 52: that's basically comparing yourself to horrors and tramps and stuff
Speaker 52: like that.
Speaker 22: This is your comedy again.
Speaker 52: Another reason why the Nineteenth Amendment should have been repealed.
Speaker 52: And again the nineteenth Amendment did more damage than COVID nineteen.
Speaker 32: Why are you.
Speaker 13: Hey, don't touch people's cameras?
Speaker 32: And oh wow, what's up him? He's a not a
Speaker 32: white person.
Speaker 1: He's a non white person.
Speaker 15: No, I think she should cover up, though I think
Speaker 15: she's got her tits off. You're little too old to
Speaker 15: be doing that.
Speaker 52: Women always give their opinion when they're not even wanted.
Speaker 52: Example right here, would you.
Speaker 1: Rather say she walked away though I didn't. She dejected
Speaker 1: so she had no support. No Cuckman was like, oh,
Speaker 1: she's gotta be right because she's pretty.
Speaker 13: Should illegal immigrants get free health care?
Speaker 46: They should get a free first class deportation flight to
Speaker 46: get the out of this country?
Speaker 13: What about the people?
Speaker 1: Dough the oy with that clearly ass mob it should
Speaker 1: be free.
Speaker 46: I don't even have free healthcare. I'm American citizen. Why
Speaker 46: would you give it to an illegal immigrant that's a criminal?
Speaker 46: By definition? They are legal, they broke the law.
Speaker 13: Should illegal immigrants get free health Yeah?
Speaker 1: I have I have a question with it.
Speaker 14: Man.
Speaker 1: You know what, he's part of their group that asks questions.
Speaker 1: So it's like they find no win on the streets
Speaker 1: that day. Is this twice the same thing? No, it's
Speaker 1: another one.
Speaker 13: She's a ten, but she has pronouns in our Instagram bio.
Speaker 32: That's a zero.
Speaker 53: Why do you say that because someone with pronouns in there,
Speaker 53: bio was mentally ill.
Speaker 23: I can't associate with mental illness.
Speaker 13: She's a ten, but she has pronouns.
Speaker 1: This is probably why I put some in here, because
Speaker 1: they're quick.
Speaker 13: Connor McGregor or Vladimir poot What's say Ladimir Pulin?
Speaker 51: Why Vladimir Pool is more of a stand up guy,
Speaker 51: Connor McGregor. He seems like he's part of the glitz
Speaker 51: and glam and he wants to live that you know,
Speaker 51: fast live, big money lifestyle. He seems to get his
Speaker 51: hands into a lot of stuff. Vladimir Pooin is a
Speaker 51: very militant dude. He just stand on business. He put
Speaker 51: on for Russia and he take care of the Russians.
Speaker 13: I respect it, Connor McGregor or.
Speaker 1: I mean, if that's the depth of your intellect, then
Speaker 1: then that's a good assummation.
Speaker 13: I guess how many genders are there?
Speaker 3: There's male female?
Speaker 13: What about the people that say there's like fifteen twenty
Speaker 13: oh that's some weird people that be wearing like furry
Speaker 13: outfits and be humping on each other.
Speaker 54: They stay there, mama's basically playing video games at jack
Speaker 54: Off all day.
Speaker 32: To gate point, they're weirdos.
Speaker 13: How many genders are there? There's Should burning the American
Speaker 13: flag be illegal?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 3: Why because it's unpatriotic?
Speaker 13: What about the people that say that's.
Speaker 1: When you burned the one that has the ren fans
Speaker 1: start on it?
Speaker 32: Though?
Speaker 42: Please, there's freedom of speech.
Speaker 13: They should be allowed to do that. Pretty gay should
Speaker 13: burning the Americans? Do you think that schools should be
Speaker 13: teaching students gender ideology?
Speaker 1: No, they should be teaching students how to be entrepreneurs.
Speaker 13: Why do you say that?
Speaker 26: Because every child has a different way of learning, and
Speaker 26: every child has a different type of passion.
Speaker 53: School should focus more on what the child's needs are
Speaker 53: instead of focusing on transgenders and like that.
Speaker 3: You know what I mean.
Speaker 13: Do you think that schools should be teaching students gender ideology?
Speaker 23: No, they should be teaching.
Speaker 13: Should w NBA players be paid the same as NBA players, No, they.
Speaker 15: Should be paid less.
Speaker 26: Why less?
Speaker 3: Because they're already overpaid.
Speaker 52: The NBA has to actually subsidize a lot of the
Speaker 52: w NBA players' salaries, so they're actually being overpaid for
Speaker 52: how much revenue they're bringing in.
Speaker 22: Should w NBA.
Speaker 1: Yeah, So why would they do that if it's a
Speaker 1: losing battle? Oh? Because of politics, right? And because they
Speaker 1: prayed out little kids that are in makeup boys as
Speaker 1: transgender children. That little Asian boy that they're abusing that
Speaker 1: they showed at the halftime apparently singing or something, I
Speaker 1: don't know, dancing twerking. Who the hell knows what that
Speaker 1: poor kid was going to be doing. But she, I mean,
Speaker 1: I have no problem with it. But if she, if
Speaker 1: we're gonna make fun of a girl's scleaverage, she she's
Speaker 1: doing the same thing here. I don't have a problem
Speaker 1: with that at all. I mean, it's hot of Miami.
Speaker 21: You know.
Speaker 13: Connor McGregor or Vladimir Putin, Vladimir Putin all day. Why
Speaker 13: do you say that you can love Vladimir Putin?
Speaker 46: That guy is the man God country, not a jew
Speaker 46: with a iron fest. I love Vladimir Putin. I mean
Speaker 46: I think Connor McGregor's you know, a great UFC fighter.
Speaker 46: Hit him with that one too, May with the three
Speaker 46: four McGregor Vladimir Putin's the man loves God, he loves
Speaker 46: his family. He's a smart guy. He knows how to
Speaker 46: rule his country. You know, they have a sanctuary city
Speaker 46: out in Russia for conservatives. So Vladimir Putin for life.
Speaker 46: That boys the man.
Speaker 13: Conor McGregor, should burning the American flag be illegal?
Speaker 54: Would definitely be illegal, especially if you're a US citizen,
Speaker 54: you were born in this country. With all the Amendment
Speaker 54: rights in the constitutional.
Speaker 1: Rights, Pedro is looking good these days. Vote for Pedro writes.
Speaker 54: I just don't find any logical reason to burn the flag.
Speaker 13: What about the people that say they should be allowed
Speaker 13: to do it.
Speaker 54: Well, I would just hope that they started having more
Speaker 54: love towards his country and changed their minds. But I
Speaker 54: would definitely reconsider my thought if I would think like that.
Speaker 13: Should burning the American Do you think that this person's
Speaker 13: a patriot or a trader?
Speaker 23: He's a trader.
Speaker 51: Why do you say that he'd be awesome bulls talking
Speaker 51: down on people whatnot? Like he perfec he part of them,
Speaker 51: the Hollywood elite club.
Speaker 1: So I was like, you know what I'm saying, he
Speaker 1: not knowing important, which means they eat babies.
Speaker 23: By the way, that never did anything of significance.
Speaker 51: If you think of Jimmy Kimber, you just think of
Speaker 51: a talk show.
Speaker 23: I mean, like it's just gossip. That's feminine, that's not masculine.
Speaker 13: Do you think that this person.
Speaker 42: No arguments pro life or pro choice, pro life all day?
Speaker 18: Yeah?
Speaker 42: Why because being a mother is the best job in
Speaker 42: the world. As a woman, that's our only job in
Speaker 42: the world.
Speaker 22: And to make a sandwich.
Speaker 42: So yeah, babies, pro life or pro choice, pro life
Speaker 42: all day.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's it. That was all there was there. Oh,
Speaker 1: just give up with the singing goosebag in the corner.
Speaker 13: How do you feel about Charlie Kirk getting assassinated the.
Speaker 1: Lord centerfol No, of course I'm not gonna say that.
Speaker 51: So if someone got a mixed opinion or feel a
Speaker 51: type of way about something, you should just handle it
Speaker 51: in a respectful and or like you don't like someone's opinion,
Speaker 51: go that way.
Speaker 3: You know, you don't got to shoot him in the neck.
Speaker 51: Charlie preached about the Second Amendment a lot a lot
Speaker 51: of people like to hold that over his head. The
Speaker 51: rights of bear arms doesn't give you the right to
Speaker 51: just shoot anybody for an opinion. The Second Amendment isn't
Speaker 51: just the rights to bear arms, it's the right to
Speaker 51: stand your ground against a tyranny government.
Speaker 32: Charlie to me it was a goodude.
Speaker 18: None of us are perfect.
Speaker 32: We all have flaws.
Speaker 1: I al must pronounce that correctly.
Speaker 51: So I don't think it's right that people are setting
Speaker 51: here saying, oh, yeah, someone's dead because I don't like
Speaker 51: their opinion. Like there's someone out there that don't like
Speaker 51: your opinion, but they don't wish that on you.
Speaker 1: How do you feel about Well, yeah, one side is
Speaker 1: a lot more unhinged than the other, but there's no sides.
Speaker 1: It's just whatever conditioning you've been fed that appealed to
Speaker 1: you most in your own programming that you that took.
Speaker 13: You know, do you think that this person's a patriot?
Speaker 1: I'm telling you, I'm seeing this right now. It doesn't
Speaker 1: matter where your perspective or impression of the world lies.
Speaker 1: Majority of it has been fed in and most of
Speaker 1: it's not real. I'm saying that without trying to be judgmental.
Speaker 1: I'm saying it about myself. You're gonna find out every
Speaker 1: day that there's if you're reading and looking into things
Speaker 1: that things that you accepted as being true. Were not
Speaker 1: like that. I tried to show that example of that
Speaker 1: Suriat Saraya picture where they showed three or four in
Speaker 1: a in a pattern like that, you know, like a
Speaker 1: like a grid pattern of this woman. And I remember
Speaker 1: what I said. I was like, she looks softfully, calm
Speaker 1: for what's about to happen to her. What was a
Speaker 1: movie and they're saying is based on a story that
Speaker 1: was real, but it's a hearsay story from a reporter
Speaker 1: who then made a you know, was able to make
Speaker 1: a movie out of it, and it was allegedly the
Speaker 1: aunt of Saya. How do you how do you trust
Speaker 1: that in its propaganda against Iran and Islam. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that there's not shit like that that goes on.
Speaker 1: We just were looking at the acid in the faces.
Speaker 1: Is there different types?
Speaker 19: I mean?
Speaker 1: And granted Muhammed, we know at the core is a
Speaker 1: fucking freak, right, we get that, But are there good,
Speaker 1: better sex sects and then radical crazy ones that you know?
Speaker 1: And then then you have to ask yourself, at what point,
Speaker 1: if they're against the parasite, do you at least hope
Speaker 1: to utilize their energy and channel it towards a positive
Speaker 1: thing and then keep your children and family away from
Speaker 1: them afterward. You know what I mean. At the end
Speaker 1: of the day, it's whatever the horrific story was there.
Speaker 1: Does that mean that doesn't happen that way? No, it does,
Speaker 1: But that particular one was a lie on both sides.
Speaker 1: And so many things are like that, where the counter
Speaker 1: argument you think is valid because it's the counter argument.
Speaker 1: And that's where most of us lie, right, is Like,
Speaker 1: we know that the mainstream perspective and the schooling and
Speaker 1: the history that they taught us, we know we're suspicious
Speaker 1: of it. If we don't know that all it's fake already, right,
Speaker 1: you know the nine to eleven story and all this stuff.
Speaker 1: We know what the narrative is. We know that is bullshit.
Speaker 1: But the counter argument might also be bullshit, or at
Speaker 1: least manipulating and steering your emotions to do something for
Speaker 1: them that will cause more of your demise. And that's
Speaker 1: why certain people can get big who are speaking a
Speaker 1: lot of truth, because the truth can still be steering
Speaker 1: you in a way. It can be causing a reaction
Speaker 1: in you that they can manipulate, and through language model
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Speaker 1: trigger you the most and then manipulate you with that.
Speaker 1: And if we're looking for a particular targeted individual, they'll
Speaker 1: do it on a person to person basis if they're
Speaker 1: doing it, and then this will be a lot easier
Speaker 1: for them to do targeted commenting and messaging with AI anyway. Right,
Speaker 1: they'll be able to urque just right, but on a
Speaker 1: larger scale. They know what a certain demographic of people
Speaker 1: will be upset by. And even if it's true, it's
Speaker 1: what is?
Speaker 18: What is?
Speaker 1: Where are they leading you?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 1: Where are they? What are the pied pipers telling you
Speaker 1: to do? Because this is true? What do they want
Speaker 1: you to do about? Do they want you to do nothing?
Speaker 1: That's almost just as bad as walking into a trap
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Speaker 1: And I just hope that all of you and your
Speaker 1: families are safe and protected and that we haven't lost
Speaker 1: so much ground that all of us are in grave danger,
Speaker 1: which is where I see everything right now, and that's
Speaker 1: why I've been on here more often, and that's why
Speaker 1: I've been on here longer. This is a place for
Speaker 1: your sanity, even if we're talking about deep subjects that
Speaker 1: irk us right. We need to examine what we're seeing
Speaker 1: and how we're perceiving it. And this is like the
Speaker 1: this is kind of the the unwritten, unspoken theme of
Speaker 1: the show. It's an exercise that we're doing here trying
Speaker 1: to learn to train our minds to not be programmed
Speaker 1: and for us not to be less manipulated. I don't
Speaker 1: think I don't think it's it's possible to be fully
Speaker 1: non manipulated. When you're hungry, you have a sense that
Speaker 1: you would need food. That's a manipulation by a sensation.
Speaker 1: You can't have certain things not be manipulative. But you can,
Speaker 1: you know, not walk into a trap because of something
Speaker 1: like a sexual allure. You could choose not to do that.
Speaker 1: You could choose not to because of morals and all
Speaker 1: the right reasoning for why you want something bad to
Speaker 1: stop being bad to good people. You can stop yourself
Speaker 1: from walking into a trap where somebody promises you because
Speaker 1: of some sort of organization that they just drummed up,
Speaker 1: that this is the answer and a solution, and that
Speaker 1: they want you to lead a charge that's not good,
Speaker 1: that can harm you. That could be a trap set
Speaker 1: for lots of lots of people, and you know what,
Speaker 1: the enemy is probably the one funding it so that
Speaker 1: you become members, you get even more deeply involved in
Speaker 1: then the fake people, they're often to the bushes, leaving
Speaker 1: you with the bag. And remember whose system it is,
Speaker 1: Remember whose judicial system it is. There's a lot like
Speaker 1: there's a lot of things you need to be considering
Speaker 1: before you make you know, my dad said, always said
Speaker 1: and still says, think twice before you do nothing or
Speaker 1: say nothing, is what he says. Think twice before you
Speaker 1: say nothing.
Speaker 15: As in.
Speaker 1: Whatever your triggered response is going to be, take a pause,
Speaker 1: think about it again, or continue to think about it,
Speaker 1: and then don't give him any thing to work on.
Speaker 1: Work with. The most success I've ever had with the
Speaker 1: dynomonic force and presence that are the police are when
Speaker 1: I was extremely calm and I wasn't highly emotional or
Speaker 1: highly aggravated, they had nothing to prey upon. It's like
Speaker 1: that energy vampire type of thing. Right. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: if you think your aggressive energy is somehow going to
Speaker 1: win today. Let somebody who has a gun and a
Speaker 1: badge and the right to fuck you out over as
Speaker 1: hardly as hard as they want, and always be favoring them.
Speaker 1: You're silly. I'm not saying being a bitch. I'm just saying,
Speaker 1: be calm whatever you're going to say, because arguing rights
Speaker 1: is not correct anymore because there aren't any Once you
Speaker 1: realize that, understand the real place.
Speaker 35: That you are.
Speaker 1: That's why they nail you harder for saying. And then
Speaker 1: they ask if you're a sovereign citizen. That's like saying,
Speaker 1: are you a slave king or a king slaves contradiction
Speaker 1: of terms, the citizen part with the sovereign part. No,
Speaker 1: you're not. You're a natural living being with the rights
Speaker 1: endowed to you. But is that the time to argue
Speaker 1: of it with the uncle light on the street, with
Speaker 1: the badge or do you just give them nothing to
Speaker 1: manipulate the situation? Even when you're super calm, they still
Speaker 1: can do you over a barrel. And this is how
Speaker 1: you shouldn't detreat every situation and think about this. Everything
Speaker 1: is a trap. It's a trap for you to say something.
Speaker 1: You might not feel the repercussion today, maybe not tomorrow,
Speaker 1: but soon and for the rest of your life. Right, okay, ho,
Speaker 1: I'm free.
Speaker 51: For a trader.
Speaker 53: That is the great say in Obama was a trojan
Speaker 53: horse inserted into the United States.
Speaker 1: Inserted. Huh, he inserted into Michael, or maybe Michael inserts
Speaker 1: into him. He's a bit on the thin side.
Speaker 53: To destroy the West in hopes of evening off the
Speaker 53: rest of the world. Our forefathers created the most perfect
Speaker 53: society where anybody can get ahead if they work hard.
Speaker 15: Obama didn't like that.
Speaker 53: Obama has a gift of speaking in a.
Speaker 1: Way I'm going to say it here. And we've never
Speaker 1: embraced nationalism hard enough here. We've never had a natural
Speaker 1: leader besides Andrew Jackson, who cared more about the people
Speaker 1: than anything else. We had people who had enough of
Speaker 1: that trait to make them, you know, memorable, but not
Speaker 1: to a level of let's say a Gaddafi was to
Speaker 1: his Libyan families and to his continent of Africa at large,
Speaker 1: who he created the most expensive and amazing irrigation system
Speaker 1: ever designed before America blew it up. Because f Africa
Speaker 1: and you know, Africa and Northern Africa was mostly European
Speaker 1: for a great amount of time in history, and a
Speaker 1: lot of those people in Iran, Iraq and all those
Speaker 1: other areas there once was a Gothic empire, so there's
Speaker 1: we've always been the minority every where we want, because
Speaker 1: we've always been traveling and establishing civilizations. That doesn't mean
Speaker 1: that those places are spent are disposable now, because there's
Speaker 1: a deep, rich history that involves us, and we should
Speaker 1: take some sort of ordership in these places and understand
Speaker 1: that what was once done could be done again. It
Speaker 1: could lift up the lives of all people there, but
Speaker 1: it would be you know, the sign of a true
Speaker 1: ruler is that people want them to rule because they
Speaker 1: better the lives of everyone. Forget the freaking scumbags who
Speaker 1: have been incentivized and tuttled by the oive parasite to
Speaker 1: never be satisfied and want more and more just like
Speaker 1: they are. Pick that element away. People who have true
Speaker 1: substance of character exist in all places, and some of
Speaker 1: them have our whatever you want to call that body
Speaker 1: makeup genetics if that's a real If that's a real word,
Speaker 1: I mean, this is where a lot of things on
Speaker 1: manipular genetics. I have a hard time saying the words
Speaker 1: that everybody always says, but you understand, it's the same concept,
Speaker 1: same principle as what would be incorporated into that idea
Speaker 1: of genetics, so and their science to I think a
Speaker 1: lot of times they utilize. Oh here's the other funny
Speaker 1: thing too, Right when it comes to deception observation is
Speaker 1: sometimes you're were sending me because you don't realize it's
Speaker 1: being steered by the person speaking over the top of
Speaker 1: what you're observing. So it here's an interesting test and
Speaker 1: it goes it's a blind test, and it has a
Speaker 1: blind taste test. If you tell if you can't, somebody
Speaker 1: c up and they don't know what's in it. They
Speaker 1: don't see that it's brown, clear or whatever, and you
Speaker 1: tell them it's a little bitter and it's like pepsi
Speaker 1: or something like that. They might WinCE when they drink
Speaker 1: it because they've already been they've already trained their perception
Speaker 1: of what they're about to taste to look for that.
Speaker 1: So what I used to do with the hot sauce
Speaker 1: is because this is what I want them to I
Speaker 1: want them to taste what's in it. So I tell
Speaker 1: them what's in it as they're tasting the sauce, and
Speaker 1: it enhances the experience. But you can do it in
Speaker 1: the opposite way too. Yeah, you know how many times
Speaker 1: you can make people spit out water because you tell
Speaker 1: them it's going to be something else, or the vice versa.
Speaker 1: You tell you give somebody eliminated and tell them supposed
Speaker 1: to be water and they spit out. It's not like
Speaker 1: they didn't like it, they just were expecting something different
Speaker 1: and it freaked them out. So the observation and the
Speaker 1: ability to make the power of suggestion. You could be
Speaker 1: watching something and only see what the suggestion is in
Speaker 1: there and missed what your eyes would normally have picked
Speaker 1: up if it was left alone without anybody else's input.
Speaker 1: And that's another way that can steer the quote unquote truth.
Speaker 1: They can show it to you in front of you
Speaker 1: and tell you something else, wash.
Speaker 53: People into thinking that he's an intelligent person, but he's
Speaker 53: really a radical evil person, the great Satan.
Speaker 32: Obama, in my opinion, is pure evil on earth.
Speaker 1: Do you think that this person, oh this, that's funny.
Speaker 15: Donald Trump?
Speaker 32: Why do you say that?
Speaker 13: Because but you know you got three more years of Trump.
Speaker 1: Though, friend, So he was he was ready to the
Speaker 1: first part where like, you know, he's a I don't
Speaker 1: know about him being racist, but he probably does pump
Speaker 1: uh younger children or girls. But then he said that thing,
Speaker 1: which was totally not cool.
Speaker 15: Wait what you what's your name?
Speaker 46: What are you gonna do?
Speaker 32: Buddy?
Speaker 46: Come come here, come here, you walk away, buddy, you're
Speaker 46: gonna why why are you gonna do that?
Speaker 3: No, I'm just telling me to protect myself because.
Speaker 15: You're already threatening. I have protect myself. So you know
Speaker 15: what I'm saying. You're threatening me, So I'm helling. It's
Speaker 15: not gonna players to promise.
Speaker 1: That's what you gotta thing, Go back to Mendi yene
Speaker 1: and snort somebot cook there.
Speaker 13: Buddy, All right, do you think that this guy is
Speaker 13: a patriot or a trader?
Speaker 1: He looks like you have a bit of a new
Speaker 1: He looks like so it's yeah, okay, you're you failed.
Speaker 13: Should Congress have termliaments?
Speaker 15: Yeah yeah, they'll never vote for it.
Speaker 3: Though.
Speaker 1: This is very like sub level intellect stuff, most of it.
Speaker 1: So after a while I get a little bored of it.
Speaker 13: How many genders?
Speaker 1: Awful lot of makeup today?
Speaker 40: This are there?
Speaker 13: Two? There's two two?
Speaker 3: Two genders?
Speaker 32: What are they?
Speaker 3: A male and a female?
Speaker 13: Male and female?
Speaker 32: Men and women?
Speaker 55: A male and a female, male and female.
Speaker 13: If you think you're anything else, that's a mental illness.
Speaker 15: It's called gender, but dysmorphia, and it's that simple.
Speaker 13: What about the people that say there's like ten fifteen genders,
Speaker 13: Like I said, this is a mental illness.
Speaker 15: It's just normalized.
Speaker 32: Yeah, they're men and women.
Speaker 13: What about the people that say there's like fifteen twenty genders?
Speaker 15: Yeah, I always get that.
Speaker 13: Some people say you can be whatever you want to be.
Speaker 13: What do you think about that?
Speaker 15: Far as we know it's a male and female.
Speaker 13: What about the people that say there's ten or fifteen genders?
Speaker 15: You just look at it now.
Speaker 55: To me, I think you can tell a man's supposed
Speaker 55: to be with a woman and woman's supposed to be
Speaker 55: with a man.
Speaker 3: All that.
Speaker 55: Others kind of make things confusing. But I mean, do
Speaker 55: what you want to love yourself, you know, be what
Speaker 55: you want to be. Just don't try to force that
Speaker 55: on our kids because we don't like they type.
Speaker 13: Of You know, how many genders are there too? Do
Speaker 13: you think that this person is a patriot or trader?
Speaker 3: He looks gay?
Speaker 32: First of all, it's none wrong with being gay, but
Speaker 32: he looks like that closet.
Speaker 37: Sexual.
Speaker 51: Like he'll act like he's your friend and he's not gay,
Speaker 51: and y'all go to like the shower together after the gym,
Speaker 51: and he'll be secretly looking at your balls or something.
Speaker 23: He's a fact.
Speaker 37: I don't like that guy.
Speaker 1: It's all observational to this guy. I think that's it.
Speaker 1: They don't get a brother rest, well, it's this one.
Speaker 13: Do you think that this person is a patriot or
Speaker 13: a trader.
Speaker 20: I think he's a dirt bag trader.
Speaker 56: You we'll talk about somebody number one. No government eployee
Speaker 56: should be making more money than the president. And this
Speaker 56: guy has watched everything he's ever worked on. He started
Speaker 56: with AIDS, and I can't believe he has any support
Speaker 56: from the kay community. In the eighties, moving on, and
Speaker 56: then this this passed round with COVID man a terrible
Speaker 56: human being.
Speaker 1: There's so much blood on this man's hands. And by
Speaker 1: the way, he looks an awful lot like a couple
Speaker 1: lays I've seen before, and yeah, they all there's just
Speaker 1: with the aspect to him too, which is interesting because
Speaker 1: those are cryptos. Hmmm, let's just say he's very much
Speaker 1: We don't have to be to be working with them
Speaker 1: or on their behalf, obviously, but I think it might
Speaker 1: be a little bit deeper than that. And we all
Speaker 1: know Fauci is a sickle, like a freaking garden reaper. YadA, YadA, YadA.
Speaker 1: Maybe that's why his name was that. You know, these
Speaker 1: people like to change their last names and a lawful
Speaker 1: lot the trader.
Speaker 18: Can anybody remind me what happens to people who commit
Speaker 18: trees and what's the punishment for that?
Speaker 20: Again, that's what I want to happen. He was overpaid,
Speaker 20: he was over high. Grand Paula is correct. I think
Speaker 20: he's invested in some things. I think there's some ethical issues.
Speaker 20: I don't like animal testing, especially those sweet little bagels.
Speaker 20: I grew up with bagels and.
Speaker 1: Out loud beagles, not bagels. AI is retarded and we
Speaker 1: can do all that with.
Speaker 20: AI and computers. Now there's a sadistic overlord type agenda
Speaker 20: there too.
Speaker 1: I think, do you think that this person did'ybody bored?
Speaker 13: Know?
Speaker 1: We went through all that. Thank you for the support,
Speaker 1: bush Masters. You know what I think I'm going to do.
Speaker 1: I think on Tuesday, when I'm on with with Davis,
Speaker 1: I'm going to transfer the love. I'm going to give
Speaker 1: him the donation when we're on together on Tuesday. So
Speaker 1: not that I couldn't use it. I could use a
Speaker 1: whole lot, but I mean I haven't and Davis has
Speaker 1: me on every Tuesday, so I just feel like it
Speaker 1: should be done, So.
Speaker 16: It'll be done.
Speaker 1: What's this? Let's see what this is?
Speaker 16: Oh?
Speaker 1: You know what I forgot though? Allow ads Ah, sorry,
Speaker 1: but I can't do that. I can't do that video.
Speaker 1: So I mean that's the thing. Because I I have
Speaker 1: that blocker, it's not gonna let me do it. So
Speaker 1: what does it say? Yeah, as far as you know
Speaker 1: as deflection, well I agree with that because well here's
Speaker 1: the reason why I agree with that for your target,
Speaker 1: because there's some issues with that, and that is that
Speaker 1: they give you faces and then you get the faces removed.
Speaker 1: They're changed, right, Like that's how you fix the system. No,
Speaker 1: because the system itself is never actually in danger changed
Speaker 1: during anything else. You think that the people are the
Speaker 1: problem and not this. It's not a systemic thing. So
Speaker 1: the system is preserved and they just rotate out faces.
Speaker 1: Fould you represented what the system is? People like that
Speaker 1: represent what the system is. The system itself has these actors.
Speaker 1: It's like being angry at a character on television when
Speaker 1: that character gets replaced on your op opera with someone
Speaker 1: else you're like, Okay, I win, everything's better. This show
Speaker 1: is better now, you know it's no, it isn't. You're
Speaker 1: still living in it, and it's still the same. There's
Speaker 1: still the same agenda occurring, regardless of what the faces.
Speaker 1: And then you have to wait for the rest of
Speaker 1: the world to you know, catch up to that and
Speaker 1: realize that they're still getting corn holed by the very
Speaker 1: same thing that never missed a step. And the last
Speaker 1: time I checked, we have Oracle and a bunch of
Speaker 1: AI people talking about getting customized MR and A shots
Speaker 1: for you so that they can kill you more efficiently,
Speaker 1: and how everybody's gonna be forced into compliance if you
Speaker 1: want to eat, and that's what's coming soon, along with
Speaker 1: digital idea everything, and you know, social credit score is
Speaker 1: what I'm pretty much talking about there. But yeah, hmm,
Speaker 1: all right, I think we've done really Yeah. You know,
Speaker 1: if I if I, uh whatever, if I get an
Speaker 1: invite for something else, I might pop back on. But
Speaker 1: I've got it's not thirty I read. No, I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna do that. I'm not gonna I got. I did
Speaker 1: my my four mile run. I'm gonna do my four
Speaker 1: miles on the liptical. I'm gonna do some some squats.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna hit the weights and then that they should
Speaker 1: be done. But I would, you know, always appreciate a
Speaker 1: few people out there were Picturon supporters, right. I gotta
Speaker 1: do some stuff on here too. But there's some stuff
Speaker 1: that was recorded specifically for this, and there's some old
Speaker 1: articles of my on my book and some other things.
Speaker 1: I can find the ones that I got still mad
Speaker 1: from the Natural News. I'll be fine put those up.
Speaker 1: But yeah, here's another one. So there's there's exclusive stuff
Speaker 1: on here. I gotta get some more stuff on here.
Speaker 1: I've got to do another new one today soon, probably tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I'll do one if I have time. My daughters off
Speaker 1: doing some stuff with their friends, so I don't uh,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm bummed out about it because I wanted
Speaker 1: to spend time with her before you go back to
Speaker 1: school again. But this this, it's not a no, it's
Speaker 1: not a normal situation in this world that I'm living in. So,
Speaker 1: you know, the things that happened on the macro, I
Speaker 1: see happening in the micro in my daily life. That's
Speaker 1: why I'm hyper sensitive to what with that leads to
Speaker 1: you know, this m that's the trouble. People get too
Speaker 1: angry too fast, and assuming you can't talk and arrive
Speaker 1: at some understanding, sure not often you can really have
Speaker 1: any fruit of knowledge and a limited conversation. I really
Speaker 1: don't care for the common pathing area.
Speaker 33: I do.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right right, you're talking about Andrew Jackson. Exactly what
Speaker 1: you mean? Exactly? That was mockery. These people are not
Speaker 1: without their dark mockery for sure. All right, So hopefully
Speaker 1: this one stays up. The one they took down, the
Speaker 1: one I took down because I played Surprise You're Dead.
Speaker 1: I appealed it for fair use. But who knows what's
Speaker 1: gonna happen with that. They said they have up to
Speaker 1: three days to respond, so don't hold your breath on that.
Speaker 1: You just find it over on Rumble. Kind of weird.
Speaker 1: I hope everybody's doing well. I do, honestly, And uh
Speaker 1: there's that, but uh yeah, so if you're here, there's
Speaker 1: a nice say bam doctor lynnon doctor Manso, all this
Speaker 1: awesome stuff here, which is super delicious Italian twist on
Speaker 1: hot sauce, like an Italian cook type of twist on
Speaker 1: hot sauce. And I mean, if you absolutely want iti
Speaker 1: you could do over here. I think yes. Now I
Speaker 1: have a little video here. Here you go. It used
Speaker 1: to be a pictures but now it's a video. I'm
Speaker 1: not sure. I don't think it's helping anyways. At least
Speaker 1: it's there all right. I guess no one else has
Speaker 1: anything to say. Thank you for showing up. Think I
Speaker 1: got everybody. It's been fun. I appreciate you spending time
Speaker 1: with me. Have a good evening, enjoy your weekend.