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want to welcome everyone back to the Pekanana Show. Leonardo, Jenny,
how are you doing good?
Speaker 2: Thanks for having me on. I'm happy to be here, pete.
Speaker 1: No problem. Tell everyon, tell everybody a little bit about yourself.
Go ahead.
Speaker 2: Uh. The most banned female comedian in America. So that
means I'm funny and I don't talk about my vagina.
I'm a stand up comedian. I'm on Twitter, Instagram, YouTube.
I get banned at venues. I just got banned off
two venues, so shout out to Chicago and Tucson. I'm
working on getting a couple of different venues there. But
it's pretty regular. I'm a I guess people say I'm
an offensive comedian. I think I'm just telling the truth
and I don't mince my words. And so everybody's so
soft these days that they don't know what to do
with that. So they just have their knee jerk reaction
of their offended and they got to cancel me.
Speaker 1: Where'd you grow up? What's that accent?
Speaker 2: Oh? I grew up in the Bronx. So I'm from
the Bronx Palam Parkway.
Speaker 1: One hundred and sixty first Street, and oh, yeah.
Speaker 2: I know where that is. I was on the stadium, yep, yep.
I was actually a little bit further north. I was
more north Bronx.
Speaker 1: Yeah you were in a wider area. I well, not
so much anymore.
Speaker 2: No, it was still the Bronx.
Speaker 1: I went back in my building. I didn't go back
to New York after I left for like ten years.
I went back in my building. Was full of full
of Filipinos.
Speaker 2: There you go, no whites, No whites left.
Speaker 1: It's crazy. So let's talk about this. I think the
one thing that I when I really started following you
was when you had a billion people decide to declare
war upon you.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yes, the Indians they're still declaring war upon me.
They're still mad. They're mad that they couldn't get me
permanently booted off of Twitter. They did get me booted
temporarily off Twitter. I had to go appeal far and wide.
I had to go. I don't know. I guess it's
like the old days when you send a night out
to all of the different lords and you're like ben
with me brothers, it's for free speech, and they were
just like, well, you're a good looking lady, so we'll
help you out.
Speaker 1: Well, here's the thing. The joke was innocuous. I mean,
I thought, thank you, Yeah, I mean it was tell
everybody what the joke was. I mean, it was simple.
Speaker 2: I said that. I went to my gym and it
was full of Indian dudes, and I said, great, now
I got to compete with them for the ten pound dumbbells.
That's it. They lost their effort, their minds, they lost
their minds.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can curse, it's not a problem. The thing
that got me was how some people came in, like
some Indians came in and they tried to be kind
of well, you know, there's this, there's that, and just
trying to be be friendly, but friendly in a condescending way,
just like they do, that's their culture. And you just
came back with like three or four words where you're like, no,
it's the smell. And I think that's what I think
that's what got it. I think that's when like all
of India just decided to declare war upon you.
Speaker 2: Right. And then I was retweeting real news articles that
were happening there. I was retweeting an article about how
four Indian men gang raped a lizard and then they
killed it and ate it. That's a real story. I'm
considered the racist for tweeting about a real story they did.
There was a story about a young man who raped
his mom. His mom said, what are you doing? And
he raped her. There was a story about a woman
who got raped gang raped by some Indian men. She
went to the police to report it. The police raped her.
She went to the hospital to get treated. The hospital
staff raped her endless rape. I tweeted about that, I'm
the problem. I'm the problem for I'm a racist, or
for tweeting about this. I tweet about, Oh, if India's
so great, why are you all demanding to be let
into the UK and into America? Why is it that
when you come here, you take over the organizations that
have been kind enough to let you in, You set
up shop, and then through rampant nepotism and corruption, you
make sure that the only other people who get jobs
that you're in charge of are fellow Indians. Why is
it that when you go there, you actually do a
worse job than you're supposed to be and then white
people have to come up and clean up your code
or clean up after you for your shoddy work, and
we can't talk about it because it's racism. So what
you see happening here is there's a lot of disingenuous
members of these minority populations who understand that calling a
white person a racist is their achilles heel, and if
you just hurl this insult at them, you will incapacitate
them from any kind of defense against any of your requests,
no matter how ludicrous they are, even to the extent of, hey,
you should let me take your daughter as my wife
and have children that look nothing like you. Oh, you
don't want that. It's because you're a racist. Suddenly you're
completely incapacitated from all of your own internal, natural instincts
about what is right and what is good for you
and your people and your child, and you now have
to give even the greatest thing that you have to
someone who's just normally going to treat them like shit.
Speaker 1: When the whole h one B thing was going down
over Christmas and the Veik had his uh street shit
or meltdown, the I had this guy named Giant Bandari
on the show. And he's an He's an Indian. He
he grew up in India. He went to the UK
for university, and now he's traveled the world. He's been here,
he's lived here, he's lived in Canada, and now he
lives somewhere else. He doesn't want people to know where
he lives, because he like literally comes out and says, look,
you don't want us hear you, because you don't want
us in your country. And the thing I think the
scariest thing that he said because I missed it because
sometimes when I'm recording, I'm doing I have to do
other stuff and I can't hear. I don't hear everything.
And then as soon as I released it, other people
are like quoting him and going, dude, he said that
we haven't even met the average Indian yet.
Speaker 2: Wow, Wow, Holy cow. Yeah, the average Indian is the
one that works at the police office and rapes the
girl who just said she got raped, and then works
in the hospital and rapes the girl who just got
raped by the police. It's despicable. It's despicable. And this
is all I'm going to tell you. This is all
rooted in this cultural Marxism, which we know where that
comes from, that has taken over America since after the
Second World War and has what these Bolsheviks and these
Marxists like to do is they like to raise up
the minority as the sacred on like the saint that's
the saint of society and they're they're in a uh
I guess a worship's class, and they're so pristine and
like all of this stuff. And if you say anything negative,
it's because you're a horrible bigot and you need to
be attacked with the full force of an army to
be shut down. And since we've accepted that, now, what's
happened is you have these classes of people who've done
absolutely nothing to garner this position, being elevated to this
superior status. And when you point out that the emperor
has no clothes, everybody calls you a racist, a bigot,
and you get shut down and shut out, and it's bullshit,
and sorry, I don't want to live in India. I
don't want to live in Africa. I don't want to
live in China. I don't want to live in those
countries because I don't want to be in the culture
that those people create. Period the end. It's not something
like I don't understand this lunacy that people have, that
there's some kind of magical energy sphere in this land.
That's why it's the way it is. It has nothing
to do with the people who are living there and
creating that society.
Speaker 1: When I lived in Atlanta. There's a whole section pretty
close to where I live that was just it was
an apartment complace. It was just taken over by Indians
and it started with like two or three families and
then they just started pouring in and pushing everyone out.
So the nepotism is there. I mean, they're I'm starting
to make arguments that they're they're better at nepotism than
another group, the group that's responsible for cultural Marxism. We'll
call for the sake of the show, we'll call that
group Jews. And Yeah, but what's funny is when you
once you start looking at like Indian behavior, you see
it's pretty damn close to yeah, what we see with
the people who you know, with this group that basically
won World War two and has imposed all the stuff
on us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think you're absolutely correct. I think somehow it's worse.
It's it's even more arrogant. If that's an even more
entitled I mean, that is the thing that's the most
mind boggling and the most enraging is the level of
absolute arrogance and entitlement, a sense of I deserve this
for right, and then they have to look for some
made up of sin that the group like that the
white people have done to them. Yeah, well you came
into our land and you colonized us, so this is retribution.
And I'm like, first of all, when the Brits came in,
they actually improved living conditions for you, and all those
widows who were no longer being burned on the pyre
were very grateful. And when they started instituting things of
sanitary conditions, that was great. And there was an hierarchy
of law and order that you were being forced to
abide by because you didn't have that by yourself. So
there's nothing that you suffered under that. But they're like
trained dogs across the board. They absorb this narrative of
their own victimhood. It's not just Indians, right, all of
these minority populations absorb this narrative of their own victimhood
because it's an elevator express to power. It's a complete
inversion of things. By being the biggest victim, you can
have the most power in this system. And so this
situation that we find ourselves in is a result of
their own sin and our own sin. You know, their pride,
They have this pride and they have this resentment, which
makes them latch onto something. They don't really care if
it's true. They don't care if it's actually true that
they are these victims and they suffer this way, that
doesn't matter. They can completely into it that by taking
this on, they have power and there's nothing anybody can
stop them. And then the sin of the white person
is this moral failing of a lack of courage and
a desire for comfort and the easy life. So, because
we like having nice things and we don't want our
salaries to be threatened, and I don't want to really
think I'm a bad guy, we keep swallowing things and saying, okay,
I mean, you can just look at it. And there
is a cost, by the way, there's a cost to
standing up and telling the truth. Oh but there's always
been a cost to standing up and telling the truth.
It would be so much easier for me as a
comedian to not say any of this stuff. I wouldn't
have my venues cancel on me. I would be getting
booked on some of these bigger actual television shows. I
probably would have been a regular at you know, Joe
Rogan's comedy club. All of these things that I have
paid the price on because when you really kind of
discover what matters in life, you realize that all of
those other things are an illusion. And that's why the
kids of rich people are the most miserable.
Speaker 1: What I wanted to ask you was talking about not
being able to having clubs cancel on you, things like that. Yeah,
do you think it's better now? I mean, I would
think in twenty seventeen you probably wouldn't find a place
to play.
Speaker 2: That's a good that's a good point. I know.
Speaker 1: Owen Benjamin pretty much got blackballed from everywhere in twenty eighteen,
to the point where he was like, well, we just
got to basically buy our own plays.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I build his own place to perform. Yeah. Yeah,
And especially then, like he was challenging things that now
it's totally okay to say, you know, the transagenda. Right then,
I mean I was making trans jokes. I only started
comedy in twenty nineteen, and when I was making them,
I knew that I was going to get blacklisted, attacked,
all this stuff. But I don't know, I almost can't
help it. I was like, yeah, but this is what's true.
These men are eroding women's rights. How does nobody else
see this. But you might be right. It might be
a little better. It's still pretty bad. It's still a
lot of cucks who are afraid of getting All they're
doing is getting an email or getting a call, and
that's enough. Nobody's showing up, nobody, they're nobody's threatening their businesses. Uh,
none of this, But that's enough. I don't want to
I don't want to be associated with it. And then,
to me, those are the real fagots because they're usually
white people, right, who are in charge of a business
and they just don't want they don't want to be
accused of being racist or being associated with a racist.
And I'm like, okay, great. So when you watch the
super Bowl and you see that one hundred percent of
the people put in front of your TV are black,
and they're dancing in what seems to be a pretty
hostile manner and chanting they not like us, wearing red,
white and blue. You think that's them saying, oh go America. No,
they're telling you this is who amy is going to be.
So where are you going to be? Where are you
when your kid's going to be? Are you going to go?
You're gonna You're gonna like it when your your daughter
is on her third mixed race child from a different
man that none of them are actually supporting. You're going
to like that. You're gonna be happy when you look
at your kid and he looks nothing like you, and
you've got to face the reality that it's a genetic
death because that's what it is. Then you could say, well,
at least I wasn't racist. At least I wasn't ragist.
Oh it's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: You mentioned truth there, and I think that that's if
you're going to do comedy, right. I think that you
have to talk about truth. You have to make fun
of truth. You know. Goebbels said that propaganda doesn't work
unless it's true. There's so much power in the truth
that you laugh at the truth. We make fun. You
have to make fun of the truth. If you're like,
who's that god awful Australian woman quote quote unquote comedian,
the one who's like she doesn't go for laughs, she
goes for like applause?
Speaker 2: Was it, Hannah, Yeah, that's whatever something like that. Yeah,
I didn't watch that. I just saw a fat lesbian
and I was like, yeah, I've heard enough from you. Guys,
for the rest of my life.
Speaker 1: I'm from New York. I've seen enough of this.
Speaker 2: I've seen enough. I've heard enough. There's always some fat
lesbian who's crying about the gripes of the world against her.
It's like, it was your choice to be a fat
lesbian with a short boy haircut. Like, don't leave that
on the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: But it seems like that comedy has to be grounded
in the truth because and you have to, it has to.
I guess the hard part is to make it funny
because if you're if you're a comedian who's getting applause
like that tells me and people aren't laughing, they're applauding,
that tells me you're just doing some kind of political,
some kind of social social comedy that who who the
fuck cares? I want? Yeah, I'm here to laugh.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, I agree. And that's what you saw a
lot of in twenty you know, seventeen eighteen, nineteen twenty.
I mean, all these liberal comedians who were going up
and just saying all the things that everybody knew they
were supposed to like. And you know, I got to
tell you, I was in that camp. I was in
that camp, I think I changed around. My change started
in twenty seventeen and I started seeing the two sides
of coverage on Trump, you know, where I would watch
what Trump would say and I would think, Wow, that
wasn't that bad. And then I would see the way
that they would cover and I'd be like, huh, why
does that make me feel bad? And then I started
to kind of seek out sources so I could kind
of really see what was going on, and I was
interested in the truth. But before that, I remember this
very clearly. I went to see a play put on
by a you know, black liberal mix raced woman who
was touted by the New York Times for her genius.
She's a talented woman. She was very talented in a
lot of things. And I went to see this play
and I remember when I saw it as a liberal
thinking it was just so fantastic, and I was so
impressed all the things she was saying. And then she
was doing it again a few years later, and I
was like, oh, I remember, I really liked that play.
And I went to see it and I'm sitting there
and I'm going, oh my god, this is all propaganda,
holy shit, And I'm watching everybody else still laugh and
clap like seals, and I'm like, I was one of them.
That's the difference it can make. When you're asleep versus awake,
you happily lap up the propaganda and you actually cheer
it on because in so doing you kind of get
a little bit of credit for being on the right
side of things.
Speaker 1: I think the propaganda thing is that only goes so far.
I think that's why it fell apart, is because, like
I said, you, propaganda has to be based in the truth.
And you know, it's another reason why why progressives, especially
they constantly are changing. They're jumping from one cause to another,
because it's false. The things they're saying are lies. If
they're not lies, they're just they're against nature. There are
things like that. So people catch up with it, and
then it's like, okay, well, if we're going to stay
in power, then we're going to have to change this,
and we're gonna have to go to the next lie,
and they just go to the next lie, and you're
just stuck there trying to keep up with the lies.
And and now I think it's gotten to the point
where when you see like Trump win the popular vote,
I mean, no matter what you think, no matter what
you think of Trump, you know, and I love Trump
for a lot of things. I'm sure you can figure
out the.
Speaker 2: Criticisms.
Speaker 1: But the but I think people were just sick of
it and they're like, look, let's get back to the truth.
And now you're you know, I think the with with
our friend Big Balls getting rehired and you know, having
their vice president go to bad form and everything, I
think that that's almost like you're trying to signal a
new era.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, and we're we need to be in a
new era because the where this era is going is Venezuela.
It's going to you know, Bolshevik Russia, It's going to
all these places that ended in tremendous human suffering, death
and disaster. When they start silencing what you can say,
that's it. When they start saying things like words are
violence and what you're saying is violence, you better believe
that they're gearing up for actual violence. They just want
a justification, you know, That's why you have people. You know,
they'll post signs saying Nazi lives don't matter, and you're like, interesting,
like who's a Nazi? And then you'll realize it's anybody
who I deemed to be a Nazi, anybody who's who's
right of a certain point of view today, which, by
the way, as we saw with you know, communism, what
that point is keeps moving. So people who were okay
yesterday tomorrow they're Nazis and their lives don't matter and
it's time to kill. And you have this vitriol and
this is you know, getting back to truth. Like this
is why comedy isn't funny anymore, because you don't have
these people telling the truth. Even these quote unquote rebels,
these punk rock comedians, they're not that fucking punk rock.
They'll go to a point. You know, you had Winding
Comings come out at the New Year's Evening and then
all of a sudden started saying things that we were
saying three or four years ago. And it's supposed to
be radical, and like, cause it's safe. Now you're gonna say,
you're not going to lose anything. And now you're actually
just trying to catch the wave of coolness because the
wave is shifting. You're trying to catch it so you
can continue with it and not lose too fucking late.
You're full of shit. We've heard your propaganda. You went
out and made a special We talked about people getting
vaccinated and being pro it, tough, fucking cookies. You made
your bed, lay in it. Stay with your money. You
chose money good. Have the money, keep you warm at night.
Have the money. Console you for selling out your soul.
You're not going to have it both ways. It doesn't
work that way.
Speaker 1: When it comes like so, when you look at these
clubs that are canceling you now you said Chicago and
where else?
Speaker 2: So Chicago was supposed to be an independent venue that
supposedly they were going to be pro free speech. But
of course some fat fucking lesbian from Arizona contacted them
talking about how, you know, she hates Indians, she's anti Semitic,
all this stuff, and they were like, you know, can
you ask her to just, you know, tone it down
for a little on Twitter or whatever. And I was like,
I don't even know what the truth is. I don't
even know what I'm doing. Actually, I just I'm just
calling it like I see it, and I'm not mincing
my words, like so, do you want me not to
use certain words? I thought we were free speech. So
then they went and looked at my Twitter and they
saw my posts about what I said about, you know,
Kendrick Lamar's performance at the super Bowl, which I don't
know how you could be a white person watch that
and be okay with this, Like, what's wrong with you?
Speaker 1: I think I was watching a British cooking show, no,
an Australian cooking show while like the super Bowl was on.
Speaker 2: I definitely did not watch the super Bowl, but I
saw the clips afterward, and I'm like, every year it's
more and more. I mean, you say you want diversity,
but I don't see any diversity when it's one hundred
percent black people, and America, as far as I know,
is still a majority white. So what do you you know?
And so the owner, who's a white guy, was like, yeah,
this isn't going to fly in Chicago. This is going
to be the one that broke the camel's back. And
I'm like, you know, you really are a complete cock
because you're you're doing that to signal no I stand.
I'm not. This is not who I am. And I'm like,
these people want you dead. They want you dead. They
don't give a shit that you stand with them. Remember
those people who were like watching the Black Lives Matter
protests from their window and they tried to send out
a fist of support and they got a rock thrown
through their glass window. I'm like, yeah, that's a metaphor. Okay,
go look at what's happening in South Africa. They don't
care whether you march with them or not. They want
what you have, so you get it, and they believe
they're entitled to it because they've been told now for
fifty sixty seventy years, that they built this country and
if it hadn't been for the slaves, they would have nothing.
And the only reason all this wealth exists is because
it was built off the backs of slaves. And you're
owed all the proceeds from that, which is everything that
America is. And you think that, you say, I don't
stand with someone who says the N word, or we
don't tolerate races here, you think that's gonna matter. You're
white to them and you're the enemy. You need to
get that through your fucking head.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the only acceptable black performance in the Super Bowl
was Prince. But you know, we know that Prince's borderline
and yeah.
Speaker 2: Well you know, Prince Michael Jackson. I mean these people
knew what was up and they got killed for it.
They got killed for it. And there are you know,
like the Twins, the Hodge Twins, they're fucking bas as fuck.
They're canceled all over the place because they won't walk
the line. They won't just shut up. Be a black
man who parents were there, you know what they're doing.
They would be having you know, look at how you
get rewarded if you do that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have patronage. I say this all the time.
The left gets their radicals elected to office or no
show six figure jobs, and the right, the quote unquote
right cancels their radicals.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, that's true, that's true. And I'm sick and
tired of them too. I'm sick and tired of them.
They're virtue fucking signaling. Oh we're okay. Just shut the
fuck up, okay, because you are the reason we're here.
You want to go back to the nineties, when everybody
was asleep to what was happening. All this was in play.
Speaker 1: Then there's a It wasn't kids, It wasn't Kids in
the Hall. It was another like Canadian show like Kids
in the Hall in like nineteen ninety one that did
a skit where it was like all about political correctness.
It was like, I mean they called this so much earlier. Yeah,
I used to work for ice, to work for a
European company, and we were doing like those those videos
you have to watch about people's pronouns and stuff like that,
and uh huh being like two thousand and seven. Wow,
Europe and Canada been we're on top of this a
long time ago, and then of course they push it
upon us over here.
Speaker 2: So so they were making those videos that you have
to respect people's pronouns and all that stuff for the
jobs over there? Is that what they were doing?
Speaker 1: Yeah, for your company, for your company, the company environment,
so that you have a peaceful environment.
Speaker 2: But yeah, how peaceful is it now? How peaceful is
it now? Europe? When you've got you know, Paris looks
like little Africa? How peaceful is it in Germany? London
looks like little Pakistan? Nice.
Speaker 1: Germany's been paying for World War two now for you know.
I mean, I saw us. We did a did an
episode the other day on black Rock and the housing
and somebody, a friend of mine contacting me today and goes,
home ownership in Germany is less than half of people
in Germany or homeowners.
Speaker 2: Wow, well there you are. And we know who owned
black Rock?
Speaker 1: Yeah well yeah, State Street, Vanguard, all of them.
Speaker 2: It all.
Speaker 1: Well, let's talk about that because this is a group.
We'll call them the Jews that you actually talk about
in your stand up? How is that? I mean the
one the joke on nine to eleven that went completely
about nine to eleven, the one completely viral that was
that was great? And oh but how does live How
are people dealing with that?
Speaker 2: Well? I mean now that I performed to my audiences totally,
they love it. That's what they come for. You know,
they can't get this anywhere else because that's the third
rail of comedy. I mean, I got to admit, you know,
I didn't get here overnight. I knew there, you know.
When I started, it was like, hey, you can't talk
about trans stuff. And I was like, okay, I'm not
going to do it, and that only I could only
not do that for a few months before I was like,
I can't not talk about fucking trans stuff. This is ridiculous.
And so I started doing that, and then it was
like you can't talk about you know, black stuff, black crime,
and I was like, okay, fine, I won't do that.
And then I was like, well, I can't not talk
about that. That's what's fucking happening, you know, And you
can't you can't talk about fed and not talking about Jews.
That was the one that I knew. I was like,
you can't talk about the Jews. You're going to get murdered.
I mean, it's a threat of violence, you know. And
then it just came to this point where I was like, well,
what am I doing jokes? For All of my jokes
are against every lie that we are fed, every single one,
and this is the biggest one that we have. And
so I had started doing that joke a little while ago,
it hadn't been as fully developed, and I wouldn't do
it all the time because it's a scary joke to do.
I don't know. I even people who have never had
any contact with Jews or whatever just shut down on
you and go, uh oh no anti Semitic, can't do it,
can't do it, can't do it. And that's how it
would be when I would do that joke, you know,
and I would be scared. You know, people are like, oh,
you don't care. I'm like, no, I do. But there's
something bigger and more important than whether I'm afraid right now,
which is that I have to do this joke. I
have to do it, you know, And so I'm gonna
I'm gonna go through it and I'm going to watch
you cringe, and I'm gonna be cringing at your cringing.
But I got to get to the end of this joke.
And so that's what I did. And when I actually
did that, they're the place that you saw. The first
time I did it in that venue, it just was
like cold in the space. It was like, oh, this
anti semit. They were by the way, all there for
all my race jokes, all there for all my anti
women jokes, all of that shit jew uh oh, And
that's how it is always, you know. But then the
second time I did it, which is when I recorded,
they were actually like it was a later crowd. They
had been drinking, so they just let it out and
I was like, all right, great, I'm going to clip
that and post it, and then it ended up being
a super viral joke. Yeah, so what happens I think,
you know, I do have a very loyal fan base,
which has been pretty amazing. Because you know you could
do this stuff if you're doing it out into a void,
you don't know that anybody feels the way you feel,
and then you could just feel like you're a crazy person.
And the opposite has happened. It's all these people who
felt like they were crazy, people who knew and knew
that couldn't say anything being like, oh my god, thank you,
thank you for saying what we've all been thinking and
keep saying it. And I'm like, I'm happy to keep
saying it, but you guys are going to have to
start saying it too, because nobody's coming to save you.
I don't have that power, I legitimately don't think. The
only power I have is to make fun of the
idiocies that I see and speak the truth through comedy.
But even that's going to be limited to a sort
without people also doing the same.
Speaker 1: I think the greatest revelation that people can get is
if if you point out the fact that everybody is
allowed to laugh at jokes about all except one group.
And yeah, it's always interesting meeting somebody who who's never
been around them, who's spent really no time around them,
you know, growing up in New York, you just it's
a default, especially if you have a brother who plays
tennis out of Long Island goes to tournaments on Long Island.
Is once you start pointing out it's like, okay, well
when you start like trying to go from scratch with
someone on the JQ, especially someone who like maybe grew
up in the church and so oh they're just God's
chosen people and you know they everything like that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Which, how do you grow up in the
church and believe that? Like, how do you go through
the history that's in the Bible and the New Testament,
what Jesus says and all of the things, all the
parables where he curses the fig tree and it and
it dries up and loses its fruit that's meant to
tell you something, and still parrot this idiocy like, Okay,
if there God's chosen people, who the hell are you?
And why is the worship of Jesus necessary? Then why
is it necessary?
Speaker 1: Yeah, not to mention the Old Testament, which it seems
like every forty years they start like doing human sacrifice
again and just like or come, you know, just walk
away and are just become psychotic and well, I mean,
then there's the last two thousand years of history. And
I've taken a saying that until you until you really
grasp this, you can't even understand European history. You can't
because they're they're there, and you can ask yourself things
like you know, oh, you know had the Inquisition? How
did these crazy Spanish people, you know, just decide one
day to you know, like put people on racks and
kill people, which is way overblown. They killed like like
three thousand people were killed in like three in like uh,
it's like five thousand people in three hundred years. More
people were killed. Yeah, more people were killed in the
Spanish the first six months of the Spanish Civil War,
more priests and nuns and yeah, I mean it's the
worst fucking war. To me, it's just horror funk. And yeah,
you how do you not? How do you not talk
about this? Because when you look and I remember when
when Michael Jones, when when Biden got into office and
Michael Jones retweeted Kamala Harris's spend, I can't Doug m
Hoff is that what his name was?
Speaker 2: H I think so?
Speaker 1: And he like is like, oh, look, I'm taking this
picture with all of the Jews working in the Biden
White House and like working in the working in the
immediate executive branch, and there's four hundred and fifty seven
of them and I'm like two point four percent of
the population. What's the overrepresentation there? It's like, how are
we not? How are we not talking about this? And
then if you bring it up, people are like, oh, well,
you have to judge them as individuals, but white people,
white Europeans get judged as a group and you know,
they're evil and they need to be destroyed, which was
set on the news for what ten twelve years in
a row, almost every night.
Speaker 2: They're still saying it. They still say it. They say,
you know, there was an article recently that said, you know,
white supremacists rightly notice the decline of the white population
and that if the continues, they're going to be extinct.
But is this the cure to white supremacy and racism?
And I'm like, they're telling you right there, you just
want to put your head in the sand because you
don't have any fucking courage. You don't have the courage
to speak up. And you know why, frankly, then they're
gonna deserve to win. And that's the truth. That's the truth.
I'm not going to stand with these suckers for sure.
I'm not. I'm gonna go down fighting and swinging because
I have my morals, I have my principles, and I
have the love for my people. But you deserve everything
that's coming your way because you decided to be a coward.
And if you're a fucking coward, then when all the
when they start rounding us up in the camps again
and putting every you know, everybody who has an anti
Semitic sentiment back in the labor camps and getting killed,
maybe then you'll you'll realize what you should have been
doing this whole time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the I think it's interesting that you can grow
up in New York City and pretty much every ethnic group, Blacks,
Puerto Ricans, Dominicans, all of them, they all know the JQ.
I mean, they can't tell you. They can't tell you, oh,
this is a Jewish question. And Karl Marx talked about this,
and it's about that they can't integrate. How are they
going to integrate into society. No one can tell you
these specifics behind it, but they all know it instinctively
because it's there. It's on display fully fully.
Speaker 2: I used to work at a couple of different financial
firms temping. They would always fire me within a week
of me getting hired because it was like they knew
that I knew. I didn't even do anything. It's like
this is before I was even radical or anything. I
wasn't even online nothing. I just knew I was aware,
and it was like they could sense it. They just
sniffed me out and were like, no, she's got to go.
Did the job perfectly fine, you know what's the word.
I'm a good white employee. I show up on time,
I do my labor, I go above and beyond. It's
a temp job, there's no reason for it. But what
I would observe in these environments that were run by
these sort of narcissistic, pathological Jews who were just driving
it was like they were running a slave ship. And
that's what you think. Yeah, you walked in and you
felt this feeling, this oppressive environment. Everybody's voices are huddled,
everybody's spirit is muffled. There's no design in the office.
It's like gray carpets, sterile, like that kind of off
white walls, old, old, archaic looking, and people just typing
away like drones on their computers, and you could feel it,
and you could feel that they because sometimes they would whisper.
They would be like yeah, because you know they're and
they would whisper. And these were people who other than
that wouldn't have known. But they knew, but they didn't
know what to do, and they didn't know what they
could do, and then they needed that job. And it's
that's sad to me. It's like, that's not the way
work is supposed to be. You know, you're not supposed
to be a slave.
Speaker 1: Do you have a manager?
Speaker 2: Kind of? But not really No.
Speaker 1: I was just wondering what their what their last name was?
Speaker 2: No, kind of but not really. I wouldn't have They
would definitely not represent me unless they were super base.
I mean I have met some super base. It's rare
super based Jews who will say yep, and I don't
want to have anything to do with it, and they're
doing the same shit, you know, and they will they
will talk about that, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah. I think that a lot of them are scared,
scared because the I think they realized that the radical Jews,
like the the porn Jews and the war Jews and
the money Jews. They give them a bad name and
basically paint a target on their back. But I mean
they don't have any more power to say anything, you know,
I mean your normal like Deli jew just you know,
going to Odega or Delhi every day between you know,
back and forth from work. You would think that they
would be able to organize and stand up. And I
think that's the only I think that might be one
of the only ways that this even works is to
raise awareness on this is they're going to have to
do something from internal, because I don't see anything happening external,
anything being addressed external until an actual conversation can be had,
and the conversation still can't be had, especially after October seventh,
which was a great wake up call for a lot
of people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, huge wake up call, huge wakeup call. A lot
of people still using that like see the roof of
anti Semitism. I'm like, you know, what you should see
is that anti Semitism is usually a response to Jewish behavior.
Give me Jewish behavior causes this, you know, And you
know there are like you said, there are some based Jews,
like I've I've read there's I think it's Israel to
app or something. There's a there's a couple of to
App and Israel Show. I have both of their books.
You know, their their base, they call this stuff out.
They're both like, you know, one of them. I think
they're both dead. But they were. They were like excommunicated
by their community. They were they were given the same
treatment as you know any white person who speaks out.
They were deplatformed, debank, threatened everything until they took back
what they said and disavowed it. So tell me who's free.
You're not free either. And I do believe that. And
I think, you know, this is a conversation I have
she had with Roseanne because she's Jewish, and she said, like,
I think that they're the segment of the Jewish population
is just as brainwashed by this propaganda of believing that
there are always the victims and they've never done anything wrong,
and there's never been any reason for the kind of
retributive action that's been taken against that population. And she
goes and it's a damn shame because we end up
paying the price for the sins of these cycle paths
in our communities. And I'm like, yeah, because what greater
defense does a cycle path have than to claim to
be the victim.
Speaker 1: Yeah. The the fact that, well, I think white people
are really the only ones that aren't allowed to organize
the under the banner of white anyone else can pretty
much do it. But the fact that they do thing
they want to take credit for. Like Sam the Kofax
was a picture for the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was a
jew didn't didn't pitch on Saturday, but he was a
Hall of Fame pitcher. And you know, you can read
stuff from back when he was pitching and they'll be like, oh,
he's such are these Jewish news, He's such a credit
to the Jewish people. So they want when when someone's
doing something good, they want the credit as a group.
But as soon as someone does something shitty, like you know, Gary,
you Goda, you know in in the Soviet Union is
probably responsible for the murder of ten ten million Christians.
Oh no, well he has to be judged as an individual. Now,
fuck you. You don't get to get you don't get
to have it both ways.
Speaker 2: You don't get to have it both ways. And what
he was doing was only orchestrated because he was plugged
into a Jewish community that had power. He wouldn't. He
wasn't able to do that on his own without the
Jewish Bolsheviks having taken over Russia. Yeah, that is a
communal sin. And you guys had no problem with it
when it was happening because you were win. Let's just
tell the truth. You had no problem with it because
you know, I've never seen a group of people that
are more hated than Christians. It's unbelievable to me. And
I didn't grow up. I mean, I don't come from
a Christian family or anything like that. But it's a
group of absolutely hated and it's okay to hate, and
they're justified in their murderous rage. So that's what you
saw with the Bolshevik revolution. It was the fruit of
this thing that had been growing and festering for a
long time. And they didn't have any problem when when
I always mix up people's names, what's his name?
Speaker 1: You go to it, you go to Yeah, it probably was.
Speaker 2: Yeah, when he was killing them, because they were winning
and they were killing Christians and it was great because
that's their mortal enemy. But then you know when they
lose and the Christians are back in charge, Oh no,
now we don't have anything to do with this until
now you know, the same thing's happening now and there
is a plot to do the same I mean, this
is this is the modus upperendi every time, every time,
gear up until we could start murdering them again. That
is a murderous plot.
Speaker 1: How'd you grow up in Pelham park Way, white and
not good and not be a Christian.
Speaker 2: Because I'm Albanian, so it's different. You know, they have
a different group, gotcha. My parents did send me to
Catholic school, which is hilarious because they weren't, you know, Christian,
and I ended up converting about Saint Lucy's Yeah, I
ended up converting back in two thousand and twenty one.
I believe that's when I converted officially to Orthodoxy. And
I did because I was going down the rabbit hole
of everything that was happening, and I was like, yeah,
I think this is real. If it wasn't real, they
wouldn't hate it so much. Nobody's out there seething at
a bunch of Hindus, you know, sacrificing to a purple health.
Nobody cares.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the We've been doing a couple very long episodes.
Me and my Buddy Stormy on uh spiritual warfare and
how you know, people ask the question, how like, oh,
because because the colleges are taken over, that's how all
of you can have like you know, millions of people
believe the same bullshit things, and it's like, no, it's demons. No,
it's it's demons. I mean it's like it's like literally
we had to talk about like all these old manuscripts
that talked about how like one demon doesn't like possess
one person, one demon can possess millions of people, and
their spirit can possess millions of people, and that's how
you get it's like, oh, no, it's the colleges. Well, yeah,
the colleges are fucked up, but you also have people
who say the same thing over and over and they're
not going to school to learn how to do this.
There's something else there. And then when you see, you
know that they have their when you know the bug eye,
what I call the the SSRIs, they have those, Yeah,
there you go.
Speaker 2: But it's more they've got like this this kind of
you can feel it. It's this it's this anti human
hate coming through You're just like, holy shit.
Speaker 1: Man, it's demonic it's it's completely demonic. And once you
realize that, then you were it's like, oh, this is
a totally different game. This is this is you think
you're playing by these rules, but then it's these rules
over here. And I think after twenty twenty, I noticed
a lot of people going back to a lot of
people I knew discovered Orthodoxy or went back to Orthodoxy,
went back to a Catholic church just went starting going
back to church. They there was so much falsehood in
like such a short period of time. It was so
chaotic that people were looking for something that had some
grounding and they looked in there like, Okay, this church
has lasted for two thousand years and they pretty much
been teaching the same thing for two thousand years. If
I hold on to this rock over here, I won't
be All of these waves, won't you know? Washed me
out to see a sea of madness.
Speaker 2: It is a sea of madness, and you can it's
like it's crazy stuff that we all accepted for a
long time. I do feel like we've all been under
some crazy spell. That's how it feels to me, you know,
being where I am now, and kind of I feel
like I've woken up out of some kind of cult
that I didn't even know we were in, where we
all believed that you know, you know, homosexuality was the
same thing as heterosexuality. It's just between two people of
the same sex, it's not you know, we all believed
that any kind of male leadership or display of power
was toxic and women could do the same thing as
men and should That's not true at all. I don't
want that, you know, I want my husband to be
in charge. That's otherwise I don't respect him, and then
he's gonna be cooked, Like that's what's gonna happen. You know,
this idea that we all believed that, then this is
the one I think people really have a hard time.
Like all the races are equal, they're not, and some
of them don't know how to run themselves, and they
actually do better under like benevolent white leadership. The same
way I don't think all white people can run themselves.
They actually do better under a benevolent monarch who's connected
to the land and to the people. That's actually better.
And this idea, the biggest one, was that God is
somehow a cope for life. So if you need him
it's fine, you're just kind of weak, and that's okay,
You're allowed to have that. But it's not really real.
It's just a kind it's kind of like a thing
that we make up as humans in order to continue living.
But the idea of the reality of God we've been
hypnotized out of and it really, I think cuts us
off from our true source of power truly, and then
we end up getting lost in the worship of things
that don't matter. And that's why a lot of people
I think find themselves very empty right now. You know, like,
what happens when you get all the money and you
get all the fame. What happens then? What what happens
when you get all the women and you get all
the cars. You're still left with this craving and this
yearning for something that you can't explain. And you can't
have that if you've sold your only connection to that source,
right So, if you've sold out that connection. That connection
that I'm talking about is the ability to speak and
recognize the truth, and they are the same thing. If
you can't speak the truth, you can't recognize it because
it's too dangerous. It's too dangerous to be able to
know the truth and not be able to speak it.
So you're going to you're going to lie to yourself
about it, and you're going to trick yourself because you
don't want to be in a situation where you're gonna
know and you can't say it. Okay, So as soon
as you sell that out for money, fame, whatever, women,
the person you're with. That's what I think the meaning
of the parable of the that a rich man will
have a harder time entering the Kingdom of Heaven than
a camel going through the eye of a needle. How
could you? You can't connect to God, who is truth
if you have sold out your birthright. And I think
that's the thing we really need to come back to,
above and beyond anything else, that the most the only
thing worth having is the truth and your ability to
speak it. That's it. This is why freedom of speech exists.
Freedom of speech doesn't exist so you can go on
stage and say I'm a fagot and I like to
take it up the ass and you should call me miss.
That's not what freedom of speech exists for. It exists
for your ability to say, hey, that's a man pretending
to be a woman.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you have to be able to speak the truth
and the truth. If speaking the truth is a spiritual act,
then there's a reason they don't want you to to
speak the truth, because they're trying to cut you off
from the spiritual and yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you can see, you know, people don't realize.
I'm like, you have to see how valuable they actually
think your ability to speak the truth is. They think
it's so valuable that they will give you millions of
not to do it. What does that tell you? That
means it's worth way more than what they're giving you.
Speaker 1: The danger of wealth is very obvious in the fact
that many people who get wealth just immediately go to
debauchery and degeneracy. It's it's almost like it's yep, It's
almost like it's just a pattern. It's something that's going
to happen. It's like something you're given over to. It's
almost like not a maybe it is maybe it's a bargain.
Maybe it's a bargain that you make your like, Okay,
I'm going to pursue this and I'm going to get
this level of wealth. I mean, look at look at Vivek.
This is a man who does not deserve a penny,
doesn't deserve a penny of what he made off of
these these pump and dump schemes. Yet he's yet, he's
probably going to be the governor of Ohio. And I mean,
do you does anyone listening to this belief that he
has his spiritual house in order, considering the things that
he says.
Speaker 2: Of course not, and considering the things that he's done,
and that he's never disavowed them or given back the
money that he took or turned any of that. No,
he made his money off of a scam. How Indian?
But I'm a racist if I pointed out.
Speaker 1: Yeah, mister, mister, that's misi was like, you have to
understand about these people. It is if if the reason
they're going to scam you is because they expect that
you're they they suppose, they presuppose that you're scamming them,
everything is a scam. Yeah, so that's yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, isn't that just such a metaphor, right? They feel
like the these people that call themselves victims and say
how you're going to kill them? That's why they have
to kill you?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Isn't that exactly what we live on? What we live under?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And there's more than one culture preaching that message.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, absolutely, and they're preaching it to other cultures too,
so they can learn these maladaptive bullshit ways.
Speaker 1: Tell everybody where they can find you, Uh, find your
stand up, find your follow. Definitely follow on Twitter if
you're on Twitter.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but the best place is to go to my website.
Leonarda is funny dot com. So that's Leonarda with an
as that's written here is funny dot com. And leonarda
is funny is my username on Instagram, it's on YouTube
and Twitter it's Leonarda is fun And then the letter
E because you're there's because an Indian. An Indian stole
my Leonardo is funny handle.
Speaker 1: Thank you Leonardo. I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank you