Speaker 1: And once again our president red Hawk is. There are
reports of his demise here. He may have drowned. Milton
did it to him. I want to welcome everyone Punty
Express Radio number fifty six and yeah we're back. Let's
say hello to Charlotmyne. How are you doing, Charlie, I'm good.
Speaker 2: I'm just felling trees and digging holes. Honestly, what more
could a man ask for?
Speaker 1: Raging mantrol? How you doing great?
Speaker 3: As usual?
Speaker 1: Thanks, And for the first time we have a comedy
down there was that Aaron.
Speaker 4: I'm transitioning away from communism.
Speaker 1: Well, it's good to hear your transitioning doing something. All right, everyone,
we have a loaded schedule for you here tonight. The
first thing we're going to jump into is the fact
that the cackling drunk that is running for president actually
gave an interview which we found out was maybe some
cheating was involved. So Doug, if you can play the
first audio and we can talk about this. Yeah, this insane,
just the insanity of what has become twenty twenty four.
It seems that Prime Minister Netanyah, who is not listening.
Speaker 5: Well, Bill, the work that we have done has resulted
in a number of movements in that region by Israel
that were very much prompted by or a result of
many things, including our advocacy for what needs to happen
in the region.
Speaker 4: But it seems that Prime Minister net and Yah who
is not listening.
Speaker 5: We're not going to stop pursuing what is necessary for
the United States to be clear about where we stand
on the need for this war to end.
Speaker 1: All right, So it seems that she was asked a question.
She answered it in her typical drunken rambling wine aunt
kind of way, which kind of maybe made sense at
the end.
Speaker 2: It made there was there was zero. I paid close attention,
she said. I don't think there was a single like
concrete noun or verb that referred to actually a specific
action in the entire statement. She quite literally said nothing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but look at her lips. Man like Willie Brown,
he was a lucky guy. Oh, come on, look at
those whips. Dsls would not would.
Speaker 2: I can't, I can't, I can't even it's not I
can't even go there. It's like she's literally got nothing.
This woman.
Speaker 4: I don't know Willie Brown, it seemed to have pretty
good taste.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I think she was the one getting
the taste. But what we see the most here, I
think is is that well what we saw was I
think Trump actually tweeted this out saying that this was,
you know, illegal some way. It was like election interference
or something. And I mean, let's face it, nothing's gonna happen, right,
We're gonna forget about this. We're going to forget about
this by the time, well by the time this stream
is over and nothing. No one's gonna talk about this.
Everyone knows she's retarded, and it just knows that she's
They're in the bag for her.
Speaker 4: It's just insane that they still can't manage to hide this.
Like they've had four years of Biden and like I
would say maybe like two percent errorrate with like them
forgetting to you know, cgi him correctly, but like this
is the first interview and they fucked it up. Real
competency crisis.
Speaker 2: Just in the last two days, there was this incident
where she was being well, she was on a call
with a FEMA people or something, and she was being
live fed questions to ask by her people and she
had to cover her mouth and mouth to the or
whisper to them on Mike that this was a live broadcast,
so they fled there too, like she was literally being
fed things to say and it was, you know, shown
to everybody. But yeah, nothing's gonna happen. I mean, everyone
knows the everyone knows the stakes and what's going on.
At this point, it really doesn't matter how brazen they
get with it. I mean, this is particularly bad. Does
anyone know why this actually came out? Because I was
under the impression they weren't actually going to release the
unedited interview.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know. I don't know how this got released.
I would have maybe somebody, maybe somebody leaked it. I'm
not really sure.
Speaker 2: Well, there seems to be a bit of a almost
a conspiracy against her. I mean it's quite obvious that
Biden is doing everything he possibly can undermine her campaign,
which is hilarious. I mean, these people don't have their
shit together, even on that level where we're less than
a month out from the election and the president of
the United States is undermining his own party's vice presidential
vice president, the candidate for president. I mean, I've never
seen anything like this. It's hilarious, and you.
Speaker 4: Know what, I can't blame him, Like he was dragged out.
I mean up until the minute that they announced his
departure from the race, like he was having meetings with
his UH, with his inner circle, just putting it out
there that like, I'm not going anywhere, and then the
next minute he was basically forced to announce his abdication.
Speaker 2: It's honestly, the only thing Biden has ever done that
I've actually respected is what he's doing the Harris right now.
Speaker 1: Yeah, do we have another clip from this show? Ready
to go? Decently surprised people when you said that you
are a gonna and then if someone came into your house.
Speaker 5: Not the first time I've shout it, That's not the
first time I've talked about it.
Speaker 4: So what kind of gun do you own? And when
and why did you get it?
Speaker 5: I have a clock, and I've had it for quite
some time. And I mean, look Bilt, my background is
in law enforcement, and so there you go.
Speaker 4: Have you ever fired it?
Speaker 5: Yes, of course I have at a shooting range.
Speaker 1: Yes of course I have. Now any of you, any
of you guys who shoot, do you ever say you
go to the shooting range? Or do you just say
you go to the range?
Speaker 3: Say you go to the range?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I might.
Speaker 2: I could. I could see myself saying gun range, I guess,
but never shooting range.
Speaker 3: No, she she would say shooting range if she had
maybe gone once.
Speaker 1: Is anyone shocked that she didn't say she had a
glock photi?
Speaker 2: Is that what they use? They don't use the nine.
Speaker 4: That's the first thing I noticed was like, what was that?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, it's just so when you watched as if
you're a gun person, if you're somebody who loves guns,
has been around guns, has taken the time to get
to know them, to get taken the time to it's
just second nature. You don't even think you'll just pull it.
You can remove the safety and you can shoot. You
just watch somebody talk about guns like this and it's
so fucking cringe.
Speaker 2: You just it's really a shame. My my second favorite
Austrian has become so closely associated with these people, or
at least he's an invention, you know, guest on Block
deserves better.
Speaker 4: It's it's just insane, Like you have to imagine, like
if you could actual ray her head right now, just
imagine a hamster wheel, but the hamster is on benzos
and Fransia, and then that that translates directly to her face,
which is stuck in the same position. It's just it's
it's uncanny.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anytime liberal talk about guns, you can tell that
they do not actually engage in the hobby in any
serious way. Like I'm sure she actually, I'm sure she's
not lying here. You know, she probably has a glock
of whatever caliber, but I doubt it's something she ever
thinks about her touches at all. She's probably, like you said,
been to the quote unquote shooting range once.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the not doing any uh anything to dispel the
whole you know, she's a cop, comal of the cop
kind of thing by saying, of course I have a gun,
you know, I've I've been law enforcement. But really it's
just that's just it's yeah, I know, I know, but
that's what they were calling her, and that's what I mean.
That's what the when when that Hawaiian chick you know,
roasted the pig in twenty twenty, it was, you know,
basically over her being a cop and doing all those
mean things to all those black people, which may be
really the only thing she should be proud of.
Speaker 2: So people are or someone in chat saying they they
love the glock forty. Is that true? I didn't know this.
I guess I didn't know my glock street lore.
Speaker 3: Well enough, yeah, forty forty caliber is what they use
for for law enforcement.
Speaker 2: Forty caliber. The glock forty is ten millimeter.
Speaker 3: Oh sorry, wait is it ten milimeter? Okay, yeah, Well
I don't I don't know blocks all, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't know when they're they're not they're they're not
saying the model number, they're saying the caliber. And the
reason the reason the block forty is so popular is
because a lot of law enforcement uses a forty caliber block,
which is I think the twenty two and the twenty
two and the twenty three. And the basically what happens
is when they go to police, when they go to sales,
when they when they retire them, they sell them for really,
really cheap, and they end up people end up buying
a lot of them, and then they end up on
the streets. So that's how they get their glock forty.
And the worst thing about the worst thing about it
is is that even when you have like Ammo shortages,
because a lot of people don't use forty, you can
still get forty. So they still have freakin ammo when
we're looking for nine millimeters and forty five and we
can't find any.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's really interesting. I just I always just assume
they used a nine like I know, rappers talk about
that a lot. But you know, I guess, I guess
I was just not culturally informed on their ways.
Speaker 1: Just you're not as culturally and rich as Yeah, you're
not as culturally enriched as those of us who have
been around these people, you know, living in New York
and Atlanta as long as I did, you know you
might know something a little about them.
Speaker 4: If you did that, I thought they used cold for five.
Speaker 1: That's what they drink. Okay, stop it.
Speaker 4: I just stopped drinking. Now.
Speaker 1: The N word.
Speaker 6: You know what the N word is.
Speaker 4: It's we're waiting for it. We're waiting for him to
drop it. Drop it, Yeah, Biden, Biden's actually.
Speaker 3: What I mean, that's the Grandpa Biden. Mean, that's not
surprising at all if he drops it.
Speaker 4: No, no, an old Irish guy.
Speaker 1: But if Trump's gonna drop it, he needs to do
it in his inauguration address. That's the only way to
pull that munch.
Speaker 4: Slip it in. Slipping the word moist and then the
N word.
Speaker 1: Oh man, just inside baseball shit. So do we have
anything else on this unbelievable wench anybody have anything? No,
I mean any any more comments?
Speaker 3: No speaks for itself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, all right, let's move on to our
greatest ally in the Middle East, to seem to be
continuing their war on I mean, even the Irish this week.
It's pretty amazing. What do we have? What do we
have here? We have reports that Hesblah has warned Israel
in the United States that if Iraqi airspace is used
to attack Iran, the group will respond against American bases
in Iraq and Syria.
Speaker 2: Wow, I can't believe it. We're going to have to
bomb them for invading the United States sovereign territory in
Iraq if they dare do that.
Speaker 3: We basis in Syria. Why someone needs to explain to
me why we're there.
Speaker 2: Apparently the Iraqis won us out and we've agreed to
leave by six something like that.
Speaker 1: So not sure we're just walking over the Sykes Pico
border that we are rased by starting this war.
Speaker 2: See wait, you mentioned something at the Irish? Is this
why Luther Fellinger is like calling for Ireland to like
join NATO or something.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a there was a tweet. There was a
tweet that I saw earlier talking about what's the name
of that Unila ba ba ba na, it's UNIPHIL. It
was one who said, I Israel should carpet bomb the
Irish Uniphill area in Lebanon and then drop napalm all
over it. That was Matthew Brodsky, who was a former
White House advisor. When it came out, they were saying
that UNIFIL, which is a humanitarian relief effort, of course
they're using they're using that as human shields because everything
is a human shield. I mean putting aside headquarters in
the middle of Tel Aviv. That's not human that's not
human shields. But you know there's human shields everywhere everywhere.
It's not Israel.
Speaker 4: I just I just can't bring myself to have a
strong opinion when two fags are fighting.
Speaker 1: You thought we're still talking about Tel Aviv, right, I'm.
Speaker 4: Talking about Israel and Ireland. The Irish, the Jews in
the Irish are going to fight each other, and you're
and you're black pilling.
Speaker 2: Why Why are Irons Ireland is well known for its neutrality.
I mean, there have been a few cases where they've
been deployed on UN missions. But what what are Irish
troops doing in Lebanon? Is this part of some UN.
Speaker 4: Probably a humanitarian thing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's a peace it's a peacekeeping force. It's
a UN related peacekeeping force. And you know, most countries, like,
you know, let's pick like I don't know, most African
countries just look at the UN peacekeeping forces as they're
coming in there to rape their kids. But Israel said,
you know, whenever, whenever there's UN peacekeepers in Gaza or
West Bank or in Lebanon, basically what they're doing is
they're hiding terrorists. So they have to be bombed because
everything is everything is human shields.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm not saying I want blue helmets to get smoked, uh,
you know, because they are they are my people in
a sense. But you know, I wouldn't be too sad
about it.
Speaker 4: So my question about this entire conflict so far is
where are the ERA lead Where is the Arab leadership?
Because it's it's not Hamas and it's not Zbola, there's
about seven other countries in the surrounding area that historically
have been a lot more belligerent, But it's just seems
like in the last five to ten years they've really
they've really just sat in their laurels doing nothing.
Speaker 1: Well, I think this is if you really look at it,
And Thomas and I just finished up a series talking
about the post World War two a relationship between Syria
and Russia. You have to look at the inn Asad
Iran kind of Russia brain coalition of basically running this
and trying to figure out what to do. Yeah, I
think one I think one thing that Shia have proved
and Iran had proved is that Iran sends one hundred
and eighty missiles at at Israel and they hit milit
very targets, about eighty percent of them landed. According to
a lot of the people who judge napp has on,
we're probably the only honest people about what's going on
over there at this point. And they hit basically military targets,
They hit targets that were important. When Israel wants to
assassinate somebody, they just drop eighty two thousand, two thousand
pound bombs on apartment buildings, apartment complexes. Did that actually
this morning too, they did it in Syria this week,
So they're really trying to stoke a war, and they're
not trying to stoke a war that they want to fight,
because at this point the IDF is tired. They are
they're getting their ass kicked whenever they try and across
the northern border by Hesbolah, and they're just basically trying
to draw the United States into this, and they want
the United States to come and fight for them. And
I think if you understand that Russia, if you understand
Russian and Iran and the alliance with a sad if
Ukraine is if people are scared about Ukraine turning into
World War three, well look no further than Israel, which
technically doesn't have nuclear weapons, but they have anywhere between
ninety and one hundred and fifty Off the books.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I was talking with academic agent about this because
he just did a sort of objective analysis as far
as he could do that between the concept of Iran
and Israel going to war and the Russia's alliance with
Iran is easily easy to understate. Actually, because one thing
Iran has done is build well, Iran has given Russia
or sold them lots of Shahad drones, which have been
very useful with the current war. But more than that,
they've actually built factories in Russia to build these drones.
So Iran has done a technology transfer to Russia, which
is a very big deal. That's not something you just
do that, that's not something you do casually. So Iran
has absolutely cemented that alliance and it is rock solid
and the Russians are not going to betray the Iranians
after the support they've been given in the current war.
So Iran has Russia on side fully and there's no
way the West can unshake that alliance. So yeah, this this,
this would be worth an article itself, to be honest.
But yeah, the Ukraine thing is just nonsense compared to
the World War three risk between Israel and Iran. And
I mean, i'll just mention it too. You mentioned the
nuclear weapons. I mean one of the issues Israel has,
for example is and actually this is something AA missed
in his video where you know, there's no way Israel
can do a ground assault against Iran. It's simply too
far away, the logistics across multi a whole hostile countries.
It would never happen. There's no way Israel can launch
a naval invasion of Iran, but people overrest that, overestimate
their air power. If you look at the one way
distance of an F thirty five, for example, between Tel
Aviv and Tehran is close to its maximum distance, and
there's no friendly country nearby that they could safely land in, right,
So basically you'd require mid air refueling. Now, I don't
know what the Iranian the Israelis have in terms of
mid air refueling, but what they would.
Speaker 1: Probably they would rely upon. They've already said that they
would have to rely upon the United States to refuel them.
Speaker 2: Well there you go. So, yeah, they would need us,
or they would need an aircraft carrier or both. I mean,
this is the thing. Israel's air force cannot threaten Iran
without the United States. Right then they can only fire missiles.
So part of the issue here is the logic of
war very quickly gets you to the point if you're Israel,
where the only if you're going to go to war
with Iran, right, the only move you can make is
launch a nuclear first strike in tandem with commando raids
on key centers of power or infrastructure and go for decapitation.
Of their leadership, and you basically have to end the
war in like forty eight hours seventy two hours, and
if Israel can't do that, they're screwed because basically the
only threat they have against Iran is nuclear weapons. And
one of the issues with that too, we don't know
how many nukes they have, but you know, I saw
in Wikipedia it could be as high as four hundred.
But if we go at the number you went ninety
to one fifty, right, that's actually not a lot of
nuclear weapons, and they're probably not very large either. So
part of the part of Israel's problem, right is you
can't use all of your nuclear weapons in a first
strike because you need someone reserved to protect yourself from
other countries in the region that would likely attack immediately, right,
So you still be that effective to turrent. So even
in the nuclear side, Israel has pretty limited options, and
just the calculus of how much of your arsenal you
would throw against Iran immediately is puts them in quite
a difficult position. So because of basically the logic of
how the balance of power plays out, the war would
pretty much necessarily escalate to nuclear the moment it started,
because it's Israel's only option.
Speaker 1: Well, Larry Johnson, former CIA said on my show that
about a month and a half ago, I don't know
what the Russian version of a C one thirty is,
but like five just came into landed in Iran and
they were loaded to the gills with S three hundreds
and S four hundred systems. So even if you could
get you know, planes over over Iran, you're talking about
a mountainous terrain with anti aircraft systems just behind all
of those mountains, and it just I've talked about this
with Lee Enfield on my show. It's going to war
with Iran. The only option you have is launching nukes,
and you have to launch them from distance, and that
just seems seems like it's it's like the kind of
insanity that would cause other you know, other countries to
consider to go to high alert and you'll have their
finger on the button as well.
Speaker 2: Yeah, unless I mean, it would still be quite a distance.
But we don't know for sure that Israel doesn't have
nuclear capable submarines either. But yeah, either way, you're gonna
they're gonna see the attack coming. Iran probably has bunkers
for its key leadership in the event of such an attack,
I doubt they would be caught off guard. I mean,
it took like ten minutes for a hypersonic missile to
go from like Yemen to I think it went all
the way to was it was it his in Israel?
I don't remember. But if it takes like a hypersonic
missile to like ten minutes to cover let's say ten
twenty minutes to cover the distance between Iran and Israel,
it would take probably hours for I think, In fact,
I think it did take hours when a Ran fired
icb ICBMs or mid range missiles at Israel, right, So
they would have like hours advanced warning if I recall correctly,
to respond to a nuclear first strike.
Speaker 1: And basically make their guys, Yeah, it's wonders either of
the navy guys know if it Ran has I mean,
if Israel has nuclear subs, I don't.
Speaker 4: Maybe fast attacks, but I highly doubt they haven't any boomers.
Speaker 2: Not off the.
Speaker 1: Man, your name your navy, right, yeah, I not off
the top of my head.
Speaker 4: There.
Speaker 3: So the problem with with Israel is they're not technically
a NATO. Ally. People forget that Israel isn't actually formally
a lot allied with any United States because they are
the greatest ally, But.
Speaker 4: So you know what their order of battle is for
their navy, Like, do they I imagine they definitely have
diesel boats.
Speaker 3: They do.
Speaker 2: I think they have four fairly modern subs.
Speaker 3: Yes, they have, they have Uh No, the Indian Israel
doesn't have kilos. I think it's just the Indians the
major country that has kilos. No, the Israelis have have
their own. I'm sorry, I'm looking this up on Wikipedia
right now because I don't actually know the top.
Speaker 1: Of my head.
Speaker 3: So they they do have submarine, but they are they
are diesel electric, so they're not actually nuclear powered. I'm
assuming that they can they can carry you know, into
ship missiles and maybe depends on the class, but they
might be able to carry nuclear missiles if they're converted
or if they have you know, pre existing capability. But yeah,
I'm not an expert on Israeli navy assets.
Speaker 1: So sorry, Yeah, we Doug actually just said something. I'm
trying to understand what it is because it sounds like
it has marbles in his mouth. But he said that
Israel could keep their nukes and embassies across the West.
Diplomatic packages aren't inspected, dogs dugs down the real smart tonight.
I don't know what's going on.
Speaker 2: Ho tier.
Speaker 1: All right, well, the next uh, the next item on
our list. Let's move on from Israel because well, I mean,
this has been going on for seventy six years. I
don't think we're gonna solve the problem of of this tonight.
So let's move on to Yeah, some fun, some fun.
Talk about being assassinated and killed by two of the
most famous guys in the world, Tucker An Elon. Uh,
let's go to the tape.
Speaker 2: He loses, Man, what.
Speaker 1: You're fucked dude' fuck if you lose some fuck.
Speaker 6: It does see it that way. You can't just be
like you can't be like yo, yeah, I'm like, how
long do you think my prison said this is going
to be?
Speaker 2: Well, I see my children.
Speaker 7: I don't know, because it's not like you can say, well, yeah,
I maxed out to them. But you know, I getiility no, no, no,
and I've been trushing and falling on stop.
Speaker 8: Oh I know.
Speaker 1: So Elon. I assume what Elon is talking about is
is that if if Kamala wins and he's been promoting Trump,
he's pretty much screwed. But you know, I would go
as far as saying, even if he didn't endorse Trump,
he was screwed. They hate this guy at this point,
and because he controls the one thing that allowed them
to basically create any narrative they want, they wanted and
to you know, have backdoors to a lot of conversations.
And I'm not saying that they still don't have backdoors,
and there's still things aren't information still isn't being collected.
I would not say anything on Twitter, even in DMS.
You wouldn't say in front of a FBI agent or
CIA agent. But yeah, it seems like Elon pretty much
knows where you know, where this is headed if Kamala wins.
And I want to remind people that Charles Haywood, who's
been a guest on Pony Express Radio, may the prediction
about six months ago that Elon would be the first
American in history to build his own private army just
to protect himself from this regime.
Speaker 2: So anyone, well, they're clear they're laughing here, right, but
they're clearly Elon musk Is is clearly dead serious. You
can you can tell just in his demeanor that this
isn't a joke, like they're laughing about it because you
know that somehow, sometimes how you deal with situations like this.
But there, he's not kidding, they're not being hyperbolic. Elon
Musk going to prison is certainly a likely outcome if
Kamala Harris wins.
Speaker 4: Well, at the very least, they're going to take a
very hard look at all of his government contracts, which
they talked about a little bit with NASA and all that,
and then uh, and then they're going to take a
look at what they can do with the FCC, with
whatever the whatever the host of the world Internet is,
I forget what it's called. But they're gonna they're gonna
look at all their attack vectors for sure, and at
the very least they're gonna look at what they can
do to, you know, do the old child porn plant
thing now that seems that seems to always work too.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and that he mentions this in the interview, they
will destroy his companies, even though it would it would
destroy the American space industry and also harm the military
industrial complex, they would basically sacrifice all of that out
of pure spite, just to destroy all of his companies.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but what they don't think about is that there's
a thousand other palanteer guys ready to line up behind
him that have the same government contracts.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there is the interesting thing here is that if
you listen to who what you know Matt Erickson was calling, well,
peypal mafia's term. That's been around for a long time.
But when he started talking about it, one of the
first things that he pointed out was all of these
tech bros who were, you know, seeming to throw in
with Trump. They were all talking about the military. They
were all saying, we have this weak military. We need
to have a strong military again. And really that goes
towards the fact that if Kamala wins, she's going to
go after people who the you know, at least one
guy who you know has the ability to send rockets up,
the guy who has starlink, the guy who has all this.
So by going after someone like Musk or you know,
other people like the people the people who are meeting
in Elsa, Gundo, the Gundo crowd are basically going to
destroy the destroy the military even more than they already have.
Speaker 2: I mean, and Musk and friends are right as well.
I mean, we were talking about World War three earlier.
Do you realize how fucked we would be if we
got in a war, even a proxy war like for real,
between American forces and Russian forces plus Iranian forces right now?
I mean, the Russians have almost three years now of
executing combined arms warfare. Whatever whatever disabilities the Russian military
had at the beginning of this war, they're gone.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: They're executing combined arms strikes with their air force and
their artillery and their infantry withdrones against the Ukrainians. They're
starting to roll over the Ukrainians. They have all of
this institutional know how built into their army now probably
at half of the personnel in their entire military. I
think it's like six hundred thousand and three in a Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Or something like that.
Speaker 2: And that institutional experience would be handed over to the
Iranians because they would absolutely support them with their own
troops and in their officer corps if it came to
an actual war. So how how is the United States
and its allies like New Zealand, who you know, sinks
ships in peacetime by like putting Lesbians in charge of them?
Speaker 3: Do you need to run ships aground in peace?
Speaker 2: Time again that just happened, Like we I mean, we
would be so utterly screwed right now. It's like there's
no way to even quantify it.
Speaker 4: Well, we're in a perfect storm of low retention, low recruitment,
relatively good jobs market, and at the same time you
have this crisis of competency brought on by you know what,
what was kind of this proto DEI back when I
was in in the twenty tens, and now it's just
full fledged so gradu you don't have a warrior class anymore.
Speaker 3: The Navy is claiming that they've solved the recruitment crisis.
I saw an article on Navy Times last week.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that's that's amazing. I was just talking to
a senior chief and senior listening academy where the question was,
how do we solve the recruiting crisis to spend any money?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, it's a bunch of propaganda.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: So someone in chat is mentioning like there's no we
there's the gay Empire. It's like, yeah, we get it,
but the country can't just have a bunch of pussies
in the military, right, Like, we have to have a military,
whether you like whatever, you think about Zog and the government, Well,
same thing. But we can't just not have a functional
military right.
Speaker 4: We have to. We have to at least have the
pretension of a national.
Speaker 3: Defense exactly exactly. And the problem with that is, as
we mentioned on our streams and this platform many many times,
the US military industrial complex is not nearly ready enough
to go to war, like, not even close. Like they're
making after they finished their factories by twenty twenty six,
they'll be making like what what do we say, thirty
six thousand or so shells one fifty five shells a month.
That's not nearly enough to go to war, like Russia's
expending like ten thousand a day at times. So like
you're just not ready on any conceivable level. Like and
that's that's before you even get into the drone warfare stuff,
because as Charlemagne was saying, Russia has real experience with
the most modern forms of and maybe some of the
more capable weapons systems and how to integrate drones and
use them with artillery. Like Russia has tactical and operational
experience with these weapons systems. Now we don't.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, there have been very even rules.
Speaker 2: They're even trialing new technologies. A Russian drone went down
a couple of days ago that they appeared to be
testing as a delivery mechanism for where they're fab five
hundred or larger glide bombs. So now once this technology
is trialed and completed, they'll be able to launch glide
bombs from drones, so no actual pilots will even be
threatened or the very expensive aircraft that they fly in.
Right this this kind of thing is a big deal.
Speaker 1: Really trying to understand that, like if our military had
to go up against Russia right now, just how how
bad that would be. Gilbert Doctor was talking about on
Judge an app show today that Ukraine's little foray into
Kursk that all the NAFO fags on on Twitter bragging
about that's that's over there is They've taken as many
as sixty thousand casualties in this cursed thing and all
of their tanks are gone. They've just basically destroyed. Russia
has has basically taken out wiped out everyone who everyone
they've sent there because this was their their thing, this
was their like how they were trying to sell we
need to be Look, we're winning, we need to support
of the West. And Russia now has just gone over
the border there and every everything they had in reserved
that they were going to bring in has been destroyed.
And you know, if you're if you follow the right
telegram channels, you can find out that Russia is rolling
over Ukraine right now. And you know mentioned the enfield again.
We've we talked about what Russia. What if the United
States was in Ukraine's position where they were fighting, they
had to fight the same war that Ukraine did on
the ground at the beginning of this war, when everything,
when everything went down, the United States would have ran
out of would have ran out of combat soldiers in
a month and a half. They're less than thirty thousand,
you said, there are less than thirty thousand combat ready
troops to go in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they would get obliterated. I mean they would get
obliterated even before they had time to get up the speed.
I mean, not to mention like how would this even occurt? Right,
You'd have to like I mean transporting armored divisions across
the sea and the attacking Iran Russia, Like, how is
this even gonna happen? Right? So, how are you even
going to get your forces there. You know, Ukraine has
a huge advantage in that their forces are already there. Right,
the United States Army doesn't just teleport to Russia and
start kicking ass or something like. That's not how it works.
You actually have to to have, yeah, go ahead.
Speaker 3: Several It takes several months to for us to get
over to the Persian Gulf from from the west coast America.
Like it takes about a week to get to Pearl
Harbor from from San Diego or so, and then you
can just extrapolate that rate of speed out so it
probably takes about a month month and a half to
get over to the west side of the Pacific all told.
And then then you've got to go through the Indian
Ocean to get to the Persian Gulf, So it takes
a while to get there, right, It's it's not a
quick process.
Speaker 2: And yeah, after this this curse fuck up, which is
now being rolled back, the rest of the front in
the in the Ukraine has been getting uh penetrated at
basically every point, Like you've got Bishane, Seversk, now Turetsk,
They're encircling Celadobe, gear Nick attacking Perkrovsk, Google Doll just fell.
I mean literally the entire Lagansk, the nets Front, which
is the key battle space, is collapsing. So I don't know,
we're getting we're getting off track now, but it's just
these it's so bizarre to watch like a cheerleading happen
for the Ukrainians when it's like they're just they're being
totally annihilated, they're being ethnically cleansed, and they their military
is totally out of gas. You know, the Kursk offensive,
they took their best units and launched them at Russian
conscripts in the least well defended part of the front,
and they captured like one thousand square kilometers. They got
like ten miles into Russia and then it stopped. I mean,
they have nothing left.
Speaker 1: All right, Well enough black pilling. Let's go on to
something that, you know, a lot more entertaining and more fun.
Let's hear the clip of Musk talking about Jeffrey Epstein. Yeah,
because we all live in Jeffrey Epstein's world now, so
let's hear this.
Speaker 7: You know, I think part of why Kamala is getting
so much support is that if Trump wins, that f
SIN client list is going to become public. Yes, and
some of those billionaires behind Kamala are terrified of that outcome. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Do you think read Hoffman's uncomfortable? Yes?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: And Gates and Gates Yeah.
Speaker 4: And I only asked that because you can sort you
just look at them and you're like that, that's a
nervous person right there.
Speaker 1: I don't know, I mean I assume you know them.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yes, read Hoffin was my vice president, was development
at PayPal.
Speaker 1: Yeahs Ago.
Speaker 3: Does he see nerves to you?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 7: I mean he's terrified of but Trump victory.
Speaker 1: Yeah. So yeah. One of the things that I thought
was interesting was one of the interviews that I was
promoting when we were talking about the pay palm mafia
was as an interview called Little Tech Wars with Mark
Andresen and I believe it's Ben Horowitz on their show.
They're both partner, they're both partners business partners. Recently, I
don't know of anyone who saw this, but Horrowitz has
dropped his support for Trump and he has ran straight
to Kamala. So did he did the small hat mafia?
Did he get the call from the small hat mafia?
Or is he worried about this Epstein client list? I
think there's a lot of people worried about this Epstein
client list.
Speaker 4: Has Trump explicitly said anything about that?
Speaker 1: He said that they he it's been mentioned to him,
and he said, yeah, that's definitely something that we're going
to have to look at releasing so that there can
be an invest a proper investigation.
Speaker 2: And Musk said it would come out, yes if Trump
wins just now, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I mean I would know.
I don't think I don't think he's just saying that.
It's quite clear. I mean it was clear before, but
now it's at the point where Trump is saying quite
openly that Musk is going to be working for him basically.
So I mean, at this point you might as well
consider Trump and and Musk like the same person running
for the president. Right, This is a This seems to
be a team at that level, at least at the
public facing level. Obviously there's even more powerful people behind
them as well. So I take it that if Musk
is saying that that list is coming out, it's as
good as as Trumps saying it's going to come out.
Probably better to be honest, because Trump says all kinds
of shit that doesn't happen if Musk says it. And
I know people like to mock Musk for bullshit he
says about his tech and doesn't happen or something. In
this case, Uh, I don't think he's playing around here.
I mean we heard it that that clip you heard
at the beginning or before is actually the first few
seconds of the podcast on X if you want to go,
you know, listen to that atself. And I think he's
clearly totally serious here. What do you guys think?
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's Musk is Musk is dead serious about this.
I think he understands from what I said before, that
Trump Trump wins, he has to have power within that
administration in order to just survive, in order to just
keep his vision going. I think there are a bunch
of guys who a bunch of the tech guys feel
the same exact way. And yeah, the whole I think
the reason why the Epstein list would come out is
because somebody has looked at that list and said, Okay,
do you know how many of my enemies are on
this list? The best way we could do the best
way we could do this is to you know, hand
hand that list over to the Attorney General and go
after my enemies that way, because remember, there's somebody rotting,
there's somebody rotting in prison for trafficking children. So yeah,
has this has happened.
Speaker 3: I mean, I do wonder about the reason why the
list hasn't ever been released their PETE because I think
that there's just because we live in Jeffrey Epstein's world.
I tend to think that there is a shall we say,
a comparison between Jeffrey Epstein's going on goings on and Rotherham,
which is part of the One of the reasons why
is because there's probably some sort of ethnic or other
angle that you might be able to point to. And
if you go down the client list and they all
happen to be majority certain group, hmm, well, there's there's
certain narratives that you might in conclusions you might draw
from that.
Speaker 1: Well. The interesting thing. The interesting thing about that if
that was the thing where it was like, Okay, a
lot of people from the same group are going to
be on this list, what does that say about Ebstein
collecting this list? And we have to assume an I
think it would be stupid to discount the fact that
he was getting this list for Israel and APAC and
every power player. It just really goes to show that
they don't care who they frame. They'll frame their own.
There is no loyalty here to the tribe. There's only
this loyalty to this power from this one little country,
you know, that's our greatest ally.
Speaker 3: I mean, that would be very interesting to observe. I
think if that were the case for sure.
Speaker 4: And Trump would be just that vindictive because he really
doesn't like net and Yahoo.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he hates people. The people who think that he
likes Yah. Who I mean at this point, they're just
not paying attention.
Speaker 6: From the river to the seat me.
Speaker 2: More likely they are the actors. But I mean you
also mentioned like what Musk's motivation is, which is sort
of relevant to that that point. Like, I've been telling
people this for years, because Musk has been very very
consistent on it, and he just actually sent out another
tweet a few days ago reiterating this. Why is he
doing this, it's quite sincerely because he legitimately believes that
it's essential to the survival of the human race that
we establish a colony on Mars. The current regime is
stopping him from doing that. He's been very consistent on
this for his entire career with SpaceX and that, in
my opinion, he's completely sincere in this and that is
why he's doing this. And I think it's basically the
same for a lot of the other people who are
in this alliance. Whatever their thing is, they want to
accomplish their thing as these sort of masters of industry,
you know, version two point zero, and they're being stopped
and unlike you know, normal people when they get stopped,
these guys have you know, more money than God, as
you say, and they're gonna do something about it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as Zach Frisbee, you know who's here every week.
I gotta love the guy said. Elon Musk has said,
they killed my son. And it seems like he has
a vendetta against these people, whoever they is. Maybe maybe
it's the mar Marjorie Taylor Green they or you know
herbial they But yeah, he Musk seems to have played
this game really well, you know, going visiting Auschwitz, and
you know, as soon as it's so funny that every time,
every time they made him do one of these trips
where he has to go and put on the hat
or you know, put on the tiny hat and everything
like that, and you know and bow to you know
this this Nuremberg, this Nuremberg regime. As soon as he
always fires off a tweet afterwards, that lets you know, yeah,
I just did this because you know, uh right now
it's the best thing for me to do optically, because
he'll fire off a tweet like after he does something
like that, and he'll be aimed right at us, and
it's I think that's pretty wild.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And if if you've watched him talk about, you know,
they killed my son, you know, once again, Musk is
not known for hyperbole. He's dead serious. You can tell
in his mannerisms that he is dead serious about that,
and he's out for blood. He's not he's not using
a metaphor there, you know, he's he's saying, literally, they
killed my son. It totally makes sense from his sort
of you know, rational atheist perspective, particularly in regard to
his interest in like perpetuating the human race. Like his
blood line has been cut, his ability to perpetuate his
part of the human species is cut. And so I
believe he's he's dead serious about that. And look, he's
he's a legit like autist.
Speaker 4: Like we are.
Speaker 2: He you know, you know how this guy's head works.
He will he will do the things he needs to
do and and operate against the regime for decades if
need be, until he gets what he wants done. I mean,
I think that's what a lot of us have done
and or are committed to. I mean, that's where he's at,
you know.
Speaker 4: And a little bit it back to the Epstein client
list and Musk really needing Trump to win. That would
be just an absolute nuclear bomb for destabilizing his enemies.
Not to say that it would last forever. I mean
they everybody on that list in a position of power
will probably be replaced instantaneously, but it's a it's definitely
within his interest to destabilize however he can. However he's
he's already done it. But you know, while his guy
is in power, to destabilize his enemies.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, if that list comes out, even if
those people are you know, replaced, it's like you can't
you can't experience that much disruption at one time and
continue to operate normally. Like if Trump drops a bomb
like that on the regime, that would he'd be able
to do whatever he wanted, uh, for some period of
time pretty much.
Speaker 4: Oh, the political capital he would gain would be amazing.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean, I can I can understand people being
black pilled, you know, because you know, nothing ever happens,
or as a good friend of ours said something, something
always had something something's never happened, or something always happens
or never happens, I can't remember what the hell camp
had said.
Speaker 2: But yeah, I mean, I'm I'm a lot of our
friends are very I'll say this before you get the
super chats. I know a lot of our friends are
very sure about what is happening. I'm perfectly prepared for
it to just be another normal Trump administration and it
to just be another four years where we don't have
a utterly hostile regime that's legitimately scary like Kamala power.
So I'm fully acknowledged that that could be what happens,
and I'm ready for that to happen. You know, there's
no like cope happening here. That said, it's completely plausible
that what looks like is happening in terms of the
more based version of the administration. It's completely plausible. I mean,
this is kind of like what we experienced at the
you know, the in the whole thing around the previous election,
like there was this fog of war. We don't know
what's happening. We can just observe from the outside and
try to make best guesses and try and prepare accordingly.
So I'm not sure about what's happening, but it's not
it's completely plausible that the power structure behind Trump is
much more serious than it was in twenty sixteen or
twenty twenty. And you know, most people don't realized this
at all. I mean, there are very few people who
even and it's thanks to you know, people like you know,
Ericsson mostly or for analyzing this stuff and getting it
out there. Like most people have no idea. They think
it's just like Trump Trump Part three or whatever. But
it's quite possible it will not be that. It will
be something much cooler. Anyway, we should definitely get to
the super chats now.
Speaker 1: All right, let's read some super chats here Solid Snake
in nineteen sixty four or super Chat fifteen dollars, Thank you, sir.
Evening gents off the wall question, what do you guys
think of the UAP phenomenon? He is he means you
you UFO phenomenon?
Speaker 4: Is it real?
Speaker 1: With the mix of syop or totally syop reading into
it on the side and seems one hundred percent real,
especially after reading lou Elissando's new book and Jacques Belat's works.
Love to hear all of y'all's thoughts. So anybody on
you know what we've been seeing with the UFOs lately.
Speaker 2: The up is fake and gay and total bullshit. It's
so fucking stupid. Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm I'm of the mind that anything extra terrestrial
is demonic, and when demons come, you'll know.
Speaker 3: I am also an alien skeptic. I wish, I wish
having extra tristial life out there would would happen or
would be revealed to us, But I just don't think
it's real.
Speaker 2: Yes, and if they are real, we can, you know,
remind them that they're not created in the image of
God with guns. Yes, I remember the.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I remember this all going down and every I mean,
I've been hearing UFO stuff forever, you know, So, I mean,
I'm gonna have to see something. I'm of the opinion
that there is a possibility of intered dimensionality. But if
it's if you're talking about UFOs, like someone being able
to come here from far away, they'd be so advanced
that they'd look at us and I think they just
blow the planet up. They put us out of our misery.
Speaker 2: I mean, the only quote unquote hard evidence that even
exists right now are these like fucking radar or like
visual videos of just like dots moving around. It's like,
what is that? I don't know what that is? Like,
no one knows what it is. If the stuff's even
legit at all, and it's not just a massive operation
at an even higher level, I mean, fuck.
Speaker 1: Off, all right, next super test, So I'll it's Snake
nineteen sixty four again five bucks. Also, everyone go watch
Jason Mirinchuck's The Shadow Economy with Stormy Waters. It will
blow your mind. Thanks for the great scholarship and analysis
with each of your shows. You all have definitely opened
my eyes. Yeah, definitely go listen to that. You don't
have to believe it, but it is definitely. It definitely
makes a lot of sense. And I think one of
the things since I concentrate so much on revisionist history,
I've had him on and we've done our first episode
on revising the Robber Barons. These these white people who
seem to do try to do as much as they
could for the country before it was taken over by
by the New Deal regime. Let's just call it that.
And but yeah, his his talk with UH with with
Jason Merrin Chuck on miroron Chuck now, it used to
be called two Bits, It's called maryon Chuck now now
on the shadow economy, is is very good. He's somebody
that I talk to pretty much every day, and he's
revealing a lot as somebody who is is an insider
as far as how how this monetary system is working.
If you can somehow, what I would say is if
you can take what he's saying and take what Tom
Lwongo's saying and put them both together, they're there are
things that you might see that are happening that you
wouldn't normally see, wouldn't normally notice.
Speaker 2: There's definitely some really important work happening right now. I
would just say remember that people with a really deep
expertise in certain industries can tend to interpret things through
that narrow expertise. So just don't, you know, be prepared
to be disappointed. Don't just listen to these things and
be like, oh, I'm totally convinced, because you never know
who could be wrong, and yeah, we'll just leave it
at that, like it's a very good case. But don't
get your hopes up based just on that, and try
and fit it into a larger framework from other podcasters
who have done their own investigations on this sort of thing,
and really try to think for yourself here, because you
don't you don't want to get in a situation where
you you hear you hear this interpretation for the first
time and it's so compelling that you just like are
instantly on board with it, Like you don't you don't
want to repeat of like what happened in twenty twenty
basically is what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that makes a lot of sense. Yeah, you have
to you have to have skepticism with anything you're hearing,
and you know, especially with the history that we're we're
dealing with and have been dealing with for one hundred years,
So makes a lot of sense, all right, Fritz Imperial
three bucks evening, Gents, I'm thinking of going to the
event at Valley Forge. My dad wants to come along too.
How would I explain the OGC to a conservative Christian boomer?
Anyone got anything easy?
Speaker 3: Easy answer. So this is just a fraternal organization of
you might say heritage Americans, you might say original Americans,
whatever term you want to use for what the original
founding stock people are. That's basically what we are standing for.
So and and that's pretty much who we are and
what we are is we're a for training organization.
Speaker 2: Yes we you know we have our fraternal organization is
divided into chapters. One of the things we have on
screen right now is our chapter in this is the
Delaware Crossing Society, right that's doing this one. They're they're
having a Valley Forge event where they're going to meet up.
I think they're going to tour the battlefield and you know,
I'm sure to get dinner and stuff. I can check
with a Hunger actually, because he's in the chapter, so
you could even you could even meet him if you
join this chapter. Actually, but this is the sort of
thing that you could get that you can do and
be involved with if if you join one of our chapters.
Unfortunately I've never made it to one of the banquets,
but I know the New England chapter does it as well,
and you know the Virginia the Fats Dominium chapter that
is does their own you know, private dinners and banquets
and stuff as well. So it's it's really awesome stuff
that you could be a part of. And yeah again
on the screen Winter Valley Forge. It's on November second
at ten thirty am at the Delaware Memorial, King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, right,
So it's an open invitation.
Speaker 1: The phil on there. On the Delaware Crossing Society's website,
which is Philly, chap OGC says the Philly Chapter is
proud to announce our first public events Saturday, November second,
twenty twenty four, Winter in Valley Forge. We will tour
the site before retiring for dinner and drinks. So mark
your calendars and d m the Delaware Crossing Society on
Twitter for confirmation and details.
Speaker 2: So okay, yeah, and if you actually if you go
to our website at the Old Gloryclub dot com slash chapters,
you can find the Delaware Crossing Society and we do
have their email address up on there. If they have
their own website, I should add that as well. As
you can see, our chapters operate quite independently, which is good.
That's what we want and that's what we want you
guys doing.
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 1: Next super Chat mister clockwork four Pete's driving this thing tonight,
tooting my own horn here, this is going to be awesome. Well,
I'm stumbling over my words a lot, and I admit,
just the last time, like the last time I did this,
I can't do this as well as right hawk. So
we're looking forward to the President returning next week. Jay
fort with five dollars. Homie with the dementia has been
a caddy bitch lately and I love it. Who's he
talking about? Thomas Review four ninety nine just has an
emoji there, Thank you, you seasider ten dollars super chat
and it's a salute. Salute you, sir son a haster
five dollars super chat salute. Salute you, sir blood based
ten dollars super chat salute, even though he called me delusional,
will salute back to him super chat from vitlass another
salute five dollars awesome, awesome, And then Don Browning I
believe Dawn is in Australia with another salute, so thank you.
And I think we're all caught up. Are we anything
over on entropy that I'm missing? I'm not seeing anything. No, alrighty,
I think we have one more clip that Doug is
like jumping up and down like a retard, saying he
wants to play this clip and we're going to enjoy it,
So go right ahead.
Speaker 7: Well, as Maxel criminals, yeah well of course, yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah. Can you play that again again?
Speaker 7: Black people are as BAXL criminals.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well of course yeah yeah. Uh, how do you
argue with them? You can't argue with a billionaire, you
can't argue with crime stats. All right, let's uh, let's
get serious.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: We had a hurricane that well, the hurricane that hit Florida,
I mean literally nothing ever happens. I mean, I don't
know anyone who was affected by No, the hurricane that
hit Florida is horrible. Uh, A lot of people are
without power, but pretty much everyone that I know in
Florida I have contacted, and I didn't realize how many
freaking people I know in Florida. Everybody seems to be
doing good down there. A lot of a lot of
our people without power, No one's reporting any flooding, and
seems like everyone's safe. So that's awesome. But we can't
say the same thing about what Helene did in North
Carolina and the OGC was represented in North Carolina. Mister,
not me, not you, who is on this stream more
often than not went down there. That's brought some people
down there from another OGC chapter I think possibly the
Virginia chapter. And yeah, it looks like he got a
lot done, I think, I think, not me, not you.
Is he's been down there for a week, Am I am?
I right, he's been down there for about six days,
five days, guys something like that.
Speaker 2: Yes, And they went from Ash County and I think
to the Black Mountain area and he's been with some
guys that are sort of forming the proto North Carolina
chapter of the Old Glory Club as well. So yeah,
I mean this is he's still down there right now.
I think tomorrow is the last day and then he's
going to, uh, you know, head back up. And yeah,
we're we're hoping to leverage some of the networking they've
done on the ground there into you know, something we
can continue to connect with the continue helping people. So
I'm really happy that we were able to get some
of our people out there and get them some money
as well. You know, we did that fundraising stream for
the United Cajun Navy. But other people have also been
sending mister, not me, not you, some cash on Venmo.
Privately I have as well, just to help them out
because you know, guests and supplies are expensive. So you know,
thanks to everyone who's been pitching in for for this
as well.
Speaker 1: A aa not the Welsh Iranian who's in the chat
very often says, we're still with that power down here
in Saint Pete, Florida. Flooding not too bad, but gators
are everywhere, which sucks. Yeah, that does suck. I used
to live in Florida and ran into some gators in
the wild sometimes, and yeah, they're they're not scared of us.
They're literally dinosaurs among us.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this pick, this is a pick, they said. I mean,
this stuff's crazy because like the amount of flooding a
lot of these parts of the Appalachians experience, it just
doesn't happen there. You know, the ground will just totally
give way, so you just see entire roads just washed
away like this. This is It's it's interesting how different
forms of devastation occur in like different biomes, Like after
Katrida in Louisiana. You wouldn't you wouldn't see something like this, right,
There were all sorts of other issues, but every place
has its own weaknesses and problems when it comes to hurricanes.
And it sounds like some of these places in the
mountains are going to be out of power for literally months.
And I've heard estimations, you know, from our guys on
the ground, that things are not going to be more
or less normalized until twenty twenty eight, which is completely plausible.
I mean, I you know, I went through Katrida and
it took probably you know, ten years for some like
basically the last vestiges of what happened is sort of
fade into the background. So yeah, this area has been
you know, there are certain parts of this place that
will never return because the people will migrate away, different
people will come in. Some of it will never be rebuilt.
So you're this this sort of event is like a
effectively an atic cleansing happening. It doesn't have to be
that way, but the government is ensuring it will be
that way, and so this is very sad. So I really,
you know, people are going to forget about uh Hurricade
Helene and especially the people in the mountains, but they're
going to be struggling for years. Hopefully we can find
ways to continue to help them and and leverage some
of the contacts we've made on the ground of that capacity.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one of the things that not me, not you,
said that they needed, well, they needed two things up there.
And then when when he said that, I'm just like,
how are we going to get those up there? Are
we going to pay for them? They need gravel and
they need culverts. So that just gives you an idea
of what's going on up there. If they need culverts,
we're talking about some serious destruction. And you know, I
don't when it comes to stuff like this, I don't
want to over oversell it. But you know, we have
been told too that they are just it's pretty constant
that they're finding bodies, and you know it's they're going
to be finding bodies for a while because they're you know,
when you're dealing with this kind of mountainous terrain and
the amount of water that they were dealing with, they
can be washed anywhere. Yeah. I heard one person describe
it as we're basically looking to see where wildlife goes,
including bears, and when we follow them, we're coming upon
we're finding bodies. So I mean that's pretty much what
we're looking at right now.
Speaker 2: Yeah, water at that's being able pick up houses, cars,
anything and carry it for hundreds of yards. Bodies can
be anywhere. And you know, we heard from on the
ground as well that FEMA actually only just showed up
in these areas today. So these people have been totally
on their own, you know, as expected for what is
it like two weeks now or something like that since Helene.
So the only help they're getting is from people volunteers
to from outside the government. But that's all the help
they're going to get really as well.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and one thing I would like to say is,
you know, we talk about a circulation of elites and
a bunch of elites that are looking to take over,
and you know, people like Mark he and Dreesen have
you know, basically signaled that that that's what they're trying
to do. Along with this, and along with patronage comes
the idea of the concepts of things like no blessed
oblige and if you want, if we want to get
these areas back to normal before twenty twenty eight, which
is what estimates are now, private people with amazing amounts
of resources. It's going to be on them to do it.
And if they really want to show us what they're
what they're made of, and how we should look at
them and we should look at them with respect, then
you know, put some hope behind them and their leadership.
They need to step up now.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And to his credit, Musk has gotten some Starlink
dishes out there as well, which has helped that. You know,
it's basically the only source of internet to a lot
of people have had as well. And uh, I mean,
you know, we're going to try and like I said,
keep some connections here and if you're interested in helping out,
you know there's going to be rebuilding efforts going on
for years that you'll be able to help in. And
you know that's I'm talking to, like people you know,
rebuilding their their homes or what's left of them, or
maybe rebuilding from scratch, cleaning out all the debris. I mean,
this is it's gonna be years of labor. So if
you can't help now and you want to, there's gonna
be plenty option opportunities to volunt here in the future.
Because you simply can't believe, you know, unless you've seen it.
The level of destruction this sort of event can call us.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean a lot of those roads are you know,
we're built by competent people, but water and water washing culverts,
culverts get caught up in water and they're rushing. It's
going to destroy everything in its path. And just seeing
those roads, just seeing the fact that you know, we
saw pictures of people using horses getting using horses to
get around there. That should tell you exactly where we're at.
And if there's anything you can do to help anyone
you know who can help more than you know we can,
or a normal everyday person normally can do, please reach
out to them, because yeah, those people are suffering up there,
and we have people close to us that we trust
with our lives who've seen this firsthand. And they're not exaggerating,
they're not they're not they're not playing hyperbole. They're telling
us exactly how it is. And yeah, it's tragic and
it's crushing. All right. Well, let's uh, let's move on
from that that we've depressed everyone. Last topic that we
have here is that Donald Trump, like a boss, went
to but return to Butler, Pennsylvania to pick up where
he left off.
Speaker 6: As I was saying, that's such a nice grasp.
Speaker 4: Mm hmm. Listen to that audience, pop.
Speaker 1: I mean, this guy knows no how to work the crowd,
knows how to make knows how to paint a scene,
and timing is just absolutely impeccable. I mean, what can
you say about the guy at this point? They're what
you're seeing on the screen right there is they saved
Corey comparison comparatory, and the damn Italians his seat. They
saved his seat for him and marked off his seat there.
So let's never forget to when this happened back in
July and July thirteenth, that it was the press. It
was people like the media, it was people like pundits
on Twitter. It was people who just decided that they
were going to push it so far that somebody would
take a shot at Trump. And they they're the ones
who killed Corey. He didn't get killed by a stray bullet.
Speaker 4: He was.
Speaker 1: He was killed by the press and by their punditry
in this country.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so we can only hope that they are held
to account for it very soon.
Speaker 1: Anybody have anything.
Speaker 3: They put his face on the mirror. That's nice.
Speaker 4: He Uh, he did an interview with that podcast Flagrant
yesterday and he was saying like he wasn't sure if
he wanted to open up with that line because it
was kind of a somber day, but he ended up
doing it anyways. But the whole time during the interview,
you can tell that he was like trying to just
bring it back to having that that Corey guy, uh
be the focus of what that rally was all about.
And like you said, Pete, it's uh, it's definitely you know,
the the media providing the the opportunity and giving the
motive for somebody to take. And it's funny because both
people that tried to shoot him had multiple cell phones.
One the guy down at mar A Lago had like
six cell phones. The guy up in Pennsylvania had three.
And uh, you know, unlike January sixth, where Apple was
more than happy to give their encryption keys over, they're
not doing that this time for either one of those cases,
which I found just absolutely insane. No.
Speaker 2: I wonder who might have asked them not to do that. Yeah,
I wonder if there's any law enforcement agencies that might
have been pretty interested in us not finding out who
they were talking.
Speaker 4: To probably the same people that don't want us opening
up the Epstein client list. I imagine there's some obi lap.
Speaker 3: It's a ven diagram, but the Venn diagram almost doesn't exist.
It's almost a circle.
Speaker 4: It's just a circle.
Speaker 1: The idea that RFK would somehow be given like free
reign to investigate assassinations and assassinations attempt attempts. I mean
it seems like a fantasy now because nothing ever happens.
But man, what if something happened, wouldn't that be nice?
We got another clip, another clip incoming. What is Trump
endorsing here?
Speaker 6: I had a black hat.
Speaker 8: I didn't even know we made black hats, and it
said and it said make America great again. But it
was very low, you know, very sort of understated, but
a black hat. He loves that hat and he called
it dark Mega, right, who's Maksugga Dark Mega?
Speaker 6: And I called him, I told him, thank you very much.
We so like ten thousand hats in the last I
didn't even know we made that hat.
Speaker 8: Now I find out it's like the hottest thing going
dark Maga. No, he's fantastic, and he's gonna he's gonna
do a lot.
Speaker 2: He's gonna be I love how he sounds like he's
talking about his autistic son's new hobby or something.
Speaker 4: Well, given Elon's entrance, Uh, well, yeah.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna I'm gonna have to buy one of those.
I haven't bought a Mega hat at a really long time,
but that one's the meme hat.
Speaker 1: Now are we allowed to tell the story about have
we told the story before about Baron around the pool
that we were told by somebody at at the event.
Speaker 2: We can't say it.
Speaker 1: We can't say I can't tell the story a damn it,
dang it. Baron seems to be a really good kid.
And if if Baron's endorsing Dark Mega, then yeah, it's well,
I'm just I'm I'm all for our future god Emperor
Baron Trump can't wait.
Speaker 2: Oh, Lincoln chat, I found this interesting thread on Dark Maga. Actually,
by that account Aristophanes people have probably seen it. I didn't.
It's an interesting story because now you have President Trump
himself talking about Dark Maga and apparently it actually started
with a yugi O meme, which is just perfect.
Speaker 1: We gotta get that. Uh, we're gonna be able to
put that up on the screen, or you got that one.
Speaker 2: Oh, I just threw it in the live chat. Uh,
you can pull it up if you want. But yeah,
that that story. We uh we should we should ask
first if we can tell that one.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that'd be a great story to tell them.
Maybe we can get permission.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just I don't I don't know if telling it
would reveal too.
Speaker 4: Much, you know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was one of the funniest things I've ever
heard though.
Speaker 2: No, that was great. Well, this is why you should
come to our next conference, because then you two can
hear amazing stories about the Trumps.
Speaker 1: Yeah, plan for weekend and next May May of twenty
twenty twenty five. You will not want to miss it.
And again Dunbar's number. So you're gonna have to buy
your tickets early because they are going to I think
they're going to sell out immediately as soon as they
go on sale, So I'd be ready. I'd be ready
for that.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it's actually a good time too to shill
Resolutions twenty twenty five, which is the event happening in
uh Sacramento at the very beginning of January. That's going
to be huge. That's gonna be for sure the greatest
event that anyone in her sphere has thrown to this date.
So I dropped the resolutions twenty twenty five dot com
link in the chat and yeah, yes, buy tickets, Yeah
go ahead, yeah, buy your tickets so that there will
be there will be people from the OGC attending there.
Speaker 3: So yes, do go.
Speaker 1: Let's see Doug is scrolling through with his retard hands,
going back and forth looking at this dark maga screen,
at this dark maga thread. Real interesting stuff. Go go follow,
follow Aristophanes. He has some really good stuff. He has
some really good stuff to uh betty posts, and he's
a good follow. Wanna hit some super chats and get
out of here, fellows, Yes, let's do it all right,
all right? Following up from the last one, screwed up
Rebellion nine nine super chat, God bless the boys, sume
me talking about our men who were on the ground
in North Carolina. Yes, yes, good men, blood based nine nine.
I didn't call you delusional, Pete. That was someone else. Also,
how many chapters do you guys have so far?
Speaker 2: Many?
Speaker 1: How many official chapters do we have? Registered chapters?
Speaker 2: We have six, and within likely days we will have eight.
If you go to the Old Glory club dot Com
and Slash chapters. You can see all six chapters that
each have their own sub page on the website if
you click on their name or graphic or whatever, and
they'll have contact in folk if you want to get
in touch, I'll I'll just iterate them. We've had one
in Virginia. We have one in New England that I
think is mostly Connecticut, maybe New Hampshire oriented.
Speaker 1: Yeah, a lot of New Hampshire people in there.
Speaker 2: We have one in Alabama based around Auburn.
Speaker 1: We have one in Magnorda, Magnolia again.
Speaker 2: Yeah. We have one in Florida, the Yellow Dog Pack.
They're more in southern Florida, I believe. We have the
Delaware Crossing Society, which we mentioned earlier. They're doing that
Valley Forge event. That's one of our newer ones. Our
newest chapters actually the Peninsular Vanguard, and that's a Detroit
centered chapter. So we often refer to our chapters by
their state, just because it's easy to say off pand
but our chapters are basically as broad or as narrow
as the members want, so long as they can fulfill
their you know, meeting requirements. So chapters are in no
way confined to a single state, even it's you know,
completely up to you know, in Texas, we're probably gonna
have like five chapters or something because of the way
the cities are oriented, and those are actually coming online.
We have a you can email us the emails on
the website. You know, we have a lot going on
in Texas. People meeting in Dallas, Austin. I don't know,
Manda ware else, you're kind of leading that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So mostly in Texas, we have people in all
the major metropolitan areas. We got people down interested in
College Station. We got people in Austin, we got people
near Houston, all over the place. We have people in
northeast Texas. Most everybody's of course in the DFW area
because it's like the cancerousk growth of Texas apparently, so
it's just metastasizing there. And speaking of which, there will
be a meetup this weekend in Dallas, So if you
want to attend that and for listening, go check the
group chat for my last message. In the group chat
for the details. I will send you details and I
will DM them to you if you're in that chat,
So go check.
Speaker 1: And I would respectfully say this, don't reach out to
us individually about about a chapter. If you reach out
to me, I'm going to point you to the website.
Same thing with Charlie, the same thing with Mandel, same
thing with anyone. Go through the go through the website email.
That's the way it's done. So we have one person
who works behind the scenes to answer your emails and
he is on it. So that'll help help out, help
us clear up some time because some days I have
like ten people contacting me about that. Just go oldgloryclub
dot com.
Speaker 2: Yes, and share the website with people. Please get the
website shared. More people that know about it, the better.
Speaker 1: Yes, And I would I would venture to guess by
the time the event in May rolls around, we could
have twenty five to thirty chapters easily easily, you think, Charlie, I.
Speaker 2: Mean, could we could easily have twelve official ones by
the end of the year. It's definitely doable. But either way,
by that time we're going to have a lot of chapters.
We'll be a at least twenty five percent of the
states of the Union, if not closer to fifty percent,
like like you're estimating, and then we're going to really
start doing some interesting things because all these groups are
going to be networked to each other in the I
think the amount of you know, irral activities of interest
that are going to be taking place are going to
really take off, and a lot of opportunities are going
to just start presenting themselves as we grow this thing together.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually I want to say one last thing on this
before we move on. If that's all right. People ask
me is what is the status of basket weaving and
and I tell them the OGC is the next step
after basket leaving. If you want to stay in the
basket weaving sphere, that's your thing, keep doing that, that's fine.
But if you want to do more than that, if
you actually want to begin organization and actually make something real,
this is for you.
Speaker 1: Awesome, Thank you, Mangel. All right, Enrico Polazzo, ten dollars
super chat, have a blessed night, don't listen to cat boys,
vote for the Orange Man. I have no idea who
he might be referring to, but it's a good good
advice there. Fight out a super chat from Mellon lou
Elizondo is not to be trusted. UAP is faking gay.
It's called UFO. Also I should mention at metaprime on Twitter.
Also went down to North Carolina with a few guys,
lots of independent organizations. Now things looking good. Yeah, there's
a lot of people who are who are doing great
work and going down there and putting their time in
and you know, braving it's not the safest place to
be right now. So you know, pray for these guys,
and if you have the means, donate even if that's
your time and you want to go down there, and
uh yeah, just please do that. Rats rat splat again,
fight dollars super Chat with a salute and says God
blessed the OGC, Thank you very much. Solids take nineteen
sixty four dollars supertest says thanks for answering the off
the wall question. No hard feelings, of course, the aliens
aren't made in God's image. Have a good night, gentlemen,
remember everyone, no black pilling. And then the last one,
I'm not going to read out loud, but yes Bolaro
three ninety three two dollars, Yeah it's there. Maybe there's
a good chance that what you're referring to is what
we're referring to, but oh absolutely, yeah, that's exactly that's
exactly the joke. All right, let's get out of here, gentlemen,
let's go around the horn.
Speaker 2: Charlie, what you got, I'll just show in the chat
Chicago o GC meet up Saturday. Email to get details.
That's wotan zero zero five post your email, dog because
nobody knows how to email you, and you're apparently a mod,
so I guess you can do that. Yeah, showing I
got an article coming out tomorrow on the Old Glory
Club substack. It is going to be an interesting case study,
I guess an elite theory and some of the other
things we talk about in I guess an area that
you would normally think of it applied, So I think
I think people will be interested in that. And yeah, also,
I was really happy with our review of the film
Brazil that we posted on our substack last Friday, So
if you haven't, if you're a paid sub, check that out.
It was really good. And if you're not a paid sub,
you know, what are you doing? You're missing out and
all this great content. We really do have a huge
variety of great content on our substack, so I think
it is actually worth subscribing to I'm not just.
Speaker 1: Saying that, you know, the substack is definitely worth subscribing to,
and yeah, the stuff is spying the paywall. You're gonna
get what you're gonna get what you paid, You're gonna
you're gonna get way more than what you're paying for
by subscribing. I had a last minute super chat come
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Speaker 3: Oh, you know, I got plans for the OGC substack.
I am planning on doing an article, hopefully by being
able to get it done by next week or so,
about the the recent Space Marine two, the sequel that
just dropped in the video game Realm a couple of
weeks ago. I watched the entire campaign that somebody had
uploaded to YouTube and and I have thoughts for sure,
so be on the lookout.
Speaker 2: For that article.
Speaker 1: Awesome Aaron from Timeline Earth when when he shows up
to that show single time.
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Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome, Well from everyone at OGC, we thank you
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