Speaker 1: They were just working on a bola mr in a vaccine,
Speaker 1: and now there's abola and it's a World Health Organization emergency.
Speaker 1: What do you know?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but hold on.
Speaker 3: These fucking ticks, to fuck with these ticks.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, the abol the abola. It's too visual. Okay,
Speaker 2: when it's too visual like that, don't you believe from
Speaker 2: all your offices, like bleed out in that a bola
Speaker 2: like that's that's just a little bit too visual. Like
Speaker 2: when you see something like that, it's like, okay, dog,
Speaker 2: you fucked up. But you know what I'm saying, when
Speaker 2: we had a disease that should be named.
Speaker 4: If they want to sell it in America where we
Speaker 4: have Hollywood, I'm gonna need a dude's eyeballs to be bleeding,
Speaker 4: you know what I'm saying for me to buy it,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna need for him to be pinking blood. I'm
Speaker 4: gonna need for it to be coming out of all
Speaker 4: you know. I'm gonna need to see all that after
Speaker 4: the booty.
Speaker 1: So you you uh have to eat poop. I think
Speaker 1: to get that doesn't.
Speaker 4: Have to go like but to my god, well, we're
Speaker 4: certainly trending in that direction. In America. I mean as
Speaker 4: a country. Ass eating is in as eating is a
Speaker 4: big thing.
Speaker 2: And it should not be asked.
Speaker 3: You know, you realize how many things can go wrong
Speaker 3: with that fucking hole. You never want to put your
Speaker 3: tongue anywhere near that ever again.
Speaker 4: Guys. Yeah, if you're just analyzing it purely analytically, you're
Speaker 4: just just say nay, what we said that?
Speaker 2: It wouldn't that? What was it? God? What was what
Speaker 2: was the slogan for just saying? No? What was that.
Speaker 4: That?
Speaker 2: There?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, there we go.
Speaker 1: Yeah, dare to keep kids off assholes?
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, here we go.
Speaker 4: Hey, girls off the pole.
Speaker 2: Hey hey, look I made I made a nice diagram
Speaker 2: at work one time about how you, uh, how you
Speaker 2: navigate the gluteus maximus area. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: the glaps, I said. Look, man, all of this area
Speaker 2: around the crack is fair game. It's like when you
Speaker 2: get to the crack, just you know, stay away from it,
Speaker 2: you know what I'm saying. Just yeah, just yeah, I mean,
Speaker 2: and everything will be okay.
Speaker 4: Make sure this it's not some like super spontaneous kind
Speaker 4: of thing. You want to maybe give the lady an
Speaker 4: opportunity for it to make sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah, probably has to be well playing, you know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, and not spicy when they're doing this spicy flick,
Speaker 2: you know, saucy. Yeah. Well the problem is is that folks,
Speaker 2: you know, they check out a few spicy flicks and
Speaker 2: then they think that's the way that this thing goes down.
Speaker 1: So they just.
Speaker 4: Like, man, I'm gonna out something.
Speaker 2: I don't want to give this, give this a shot. Well, hey,
Speaker 2: well we got that tur we got that, we got
Speaker 2: rat terns hands and virus is still talking about Hanta
Speaker 2: and me and Corey said this on Beyond the Key.
Speaker 2: We were like, then, why isn't n y C? Why
Speaker 2: ain't everybody dead in NYC? Because I mean they got
Speaker 2: to be breathing rat ship. Yeah, true, like like one
Speaker 2: hundred percent of the time they had they had a
Speaker 2: whole rats are I mean, so it's like why that
Speaker 2: everybody should be dead there?
Speaker 1: It was just didn't even die. It was like one
Speaker 1: person out of like eighty five or something like, there
Speaker 1: was nothing. And they were like this is an international nightmare,
Speaker 1: Like I don't think it is. Though it doesn't seem
Speaker 1: to be a big problem.
Speaker 2: You know, how.
Speaker 3: Are they test these people? So how did they figure
Speaker 3: that ship out? So they are are you fucking serious?
Speaker 1: Yes, And they set up test centers PCR test centers too,
Speaker 1: and like it's.
Speaker 3: Just so, did someone get sick and go to the
Speaker 3: fucking nurse and go, hey, I'm sick on the boat
Speaker 3: and you must have hauntavirus and.
Speaker 1: You would default to nourovirus. All cruise ships people get
Speaker 1: norovirus is a huge norivice. Every time it's no rovirus.
Speaker 1: But this time they were like, let's test for haunted
Speaker 1: virus just in case.
Speaker 3: Come on, I always said, like anything you want to
Speaker 3: test for, you're gonna find Yeah, if you use PC.
Speaker 4: Hey, I got I got a guy up here, crew
Speaker 4: of thirty three, you know, and all that ship in
Speaker 4: the in the headlines too. It's like it's like, come.
Speaker 2: On, I got I got a homie up here who
Speaker 2: who was talking about hands, a virus and a and
Speaker 2: what he would do. Let me let me bring him
Speaker 2: up right quick. Where is he here? We go?
Speaker 4: All right?
Speaker 5: I know I couldn't be president because if I would
Speaker 5: have heard that it was people on that boat with
Speaker 5: a new virus, I would be like, we're.
Speaker 4: Gonna have to blow it up that it is what
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 5: I don't want to give out no more money.
Speaker 4: The economy is already fucked up.
Speaker 2: So there you go. I mean.
Speaker 1: I think we should have had that.
Speaker 2: Hey, that's always an option. They just be like, hey,
Speaker 2: it's like it's like hey, you know, hey, this virus,
Speaker 2: we don't know what to do. It is on this
Speaker 2: cruise ship. It's like scud missile. It is a real thing.
Speaker 2: M hm.
Speaker 4: You were a real country trying to really eradicate something
Speaker 4: before it became an issue. Yeah, you would do that.
Speaker 4: But we're a bullshit country running fake psyops with health
Speaker 4: security used as a skeleton key to unlock unlimited powers
Speaker 4: from the government forever, with no oversight and an infinite checkbook.
Speaker 4: So oh, you know, how about fuck these people. They're
Speaker 4: doing this because we didn't hang them last time.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, the if you one of the zombie moves,
Speaker 2: was it twenty eight days the twenty eight days later,
Speaker 2: a whole saga? Whatever, That shows you what you would
Speaker 2: do if you had an outbreak, because they just yeah,
Speaker 2: well yeah, they just they just blocked off Britain like
Speaker 2: the rest of the world was fine. It was just Brittain.
Speaker 2: They said, no problem, if you're in Britain. You don't
Speaker 2: get out and that's it, all right, So Bret, all right, cool?
Speaker 4: So yeah, you would have flamethrowers. It's lots of shotguns.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just like you sitting there and all of
Speaker 2: a sudden you come in contact with or you like
Speaker 2: like some blood splats on you, and like the other
Speaker 2: person just looks at you, just like it just turns
Speaker 2: the flamethrower towards you.
Speaker 3: This is what's this is what's wrong with even the
Speaker 3: general concept of democracy when you look back and you
Speaker 3: see the decades and decades of criminals who have just
Speaker 3: fucking pilfered this country and fucked everybody, and you can't
Speaker 3: do anything about it because of a fucking bureaucracy. It's like,
Speaker 3: this is ridiculous, ridiculous. Like when you were proved where
Speaker 3: you were, when you got shown to be an enemy
Speaker 3: of the Reich, Hitler just lined you against the wall
Speaker 3: and shot you. There was no fucking six years of
Speaker 3: trials and fucking appeals and abusing the system and loopholes
Speaker 3: and fuck all that nonsense. I'm telling you, everybody who
Speaker 3: worked for the government since Bush Senior all the way
Speaker 3: through today should just be lined up against the fucking wall. Period.
Speaker 4: You'll get no argument from me.
Speaker 3: I don't want to hear you. Just the secretary, Okay.
Speaker 2: It's just like, no, the janitors, we can uh, there's
Speaker 2: not too much. It's like and it's like hey, it's like, hey,
Speaker 2: I won't need none of the meet and said, well,
Speaker 2: what did you do there? He said, I was a janitor,
Speaker 2: So you got to die as well.
Speaker 3: Amazed, that's the most guy in the building.
Speaker 4: Bro.
Speaker 3: Room on the video, every room.
Speaker 2: You see, you're like my man on the video. It's like,
Speaker 2: we just gotta we just got to take out all
Speaker 2: of them. I mean, I'm sorry, man, you were here.
Speaker 1: I think the right way, and we have to we
Speaker 1: got to make people hard. We gotta. We gotta say
Speaker 1: like if you can't make it, then you go into
Speaker 1: the pit or whatever, like you're dead, way too comfortable
Speaker 1: with killing. At this point, I was reading this book
Speaker 1: to like the Lightning by Ada Palmer, and it's got
Speaker 1: all sorts of interesting, amazing things and problems. But one
Speaker 1: of the things is there's a spoiler alert. By the way, Uh,
Speaker 1: they figured out how to objectively identify people who if removed,
Speaker 1: the utopia will continue. So if you. If you assassinate them,
Speaker 1: everything gets to continue for the other billions of people
Speaker 1: on Earth in like pretty perfect balance. And then now
Speaker 1: they're they discover that that's been happening and they're like, well,
Speaker 1: we can't do this, it's wrong, And I'm like, eh,
Speaker 1: is it? Or can you just keep killing people if
Speaker 1: it's objectively true and there's no subjective power hungry grieed
Speaker 1: mongering going on here and you can know for sure
Speaker 1: if I killed this person, everyone else gets to proceed happily.
Speaker 1: Isn't it okay to kill them?
Speaker 4: You get into the animal farm dilemma of like, how
Speaker 4: do you manage the human population the human farm?
Speaker 1: Do you?
Speaker 4: And it's the.
Speaker 1: Problem is subjectivity because you're like, well, I think you
Speaker 1: should go and another like, no, I think it should
Speaker 1: be like this. But if you could eively know, then
Speaker 1: isn't it okay to kill?
Speaker 3: Well? I think the biggest issue really is that you
Speaker 3: have to be able to separate the general populace from
Speaker 3: the those in power who took advantage of the populace,
Speaker 3: because I think that's the worst crime of all. Those
Speaker 3: people should have no fucking no remorse. No, do not
Speaker 3: go to jail or pass go or collect two hundred dollars.
Speaker 3: You go right to the wall? Is where the fuck
Speaker 3: you go? So it's kind of it should be a
Speaker 3: double stand. There should be a double standard.
Speaker 4: Knew better. But what about the new dilemma that we
Speaker 4: keep seeing recently where somebody murders somebody else for no
Speaker 4: good reason, goes before a judge and it's deemed to
Speaker 4: be mentally unfit to stand trial. And you go, okay,
Speaker 4: now what.
Speaker 3: Well, back in the day, the asylum, right, they would
Speaker 3: go to the asylum.
Speaker 4: Before, So we kill them, right?
Speaker 2: I mean?
Speaker 4: Is that the I mean, what is the answer? You
Speaker 4: put them in a mental asylum for how long? Forever?
Speaker 4: Forty years? Do they get better? Do you work with them?
Speaker 4: Is it a rehab? Is it a is this guy
Speaker 4: a project?
Speaker 2: Or?
Speaker 3: Off the streets?
Speaker 4: If you're too if you're too stupid to be held
Speaker 4: accountable for your actions, we can never let you back
Speaker 4: in society again. So where do you go? In the
Speaker 4: old days, you'd be put up against the wall and we.
Speaker 1: Just take a wilderness alone, which is the same difference.
Speaker 4: Well, I think.
Speaker 3: If you don't want to kill him, forced slavery is the.
Speaker 4: Way to get fine. What great I'm that's a much better,
Speaker 4: more productive. But you know, then you've got the state
Speaker 4: involved or private enterprise, and I think that's called slavery,
Speaker 4: But I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a fine line when we when it
Speaker 2: comes to all this stuff, it's a fine line. It's
Speaker 2: it's it's difficult to get to some sort of middle
Speaker 2: ground where everybody feels at least decent about the outcomes
Speaker 2: that are about the place.
Speaker 4: Yeah. So with that in mind, knowing that you're never
Speaker 4: going to make everybody happy, why don't you just do
Speaker 4: the necessary things that need to be done and punish
Speaker 4: the people who are fucking this up. It's a thousand
Speaker 4: people in each big city that are causing the problems.
Speaker 4: Take them out and shoot them. Yeah, well, allegedly hang
Speaker 4: them from the around town and send a message we're
Speaker 4: cleaning up the streets. El Salvador went from the most
Speaker 4: dangerous country to the safest country in the world. I
Speaker 4: want to live there.
Speaker 1: I want to live there. I do. I just if
Speaker 1: you shoot a few people over here and there, allegedly
Speaker 1: everyone else will stop fucking around. Let's just stop sucking around.
Speaker 4: You cantend like that's not true, or you can look
Speaker 4: at I don't know every instance of war in his
Speaker 4: human history. And that is exactly how it gets done.
Speaker 4: You pull one guy out, you shoot him in the
Speaker 4: head in front of everybody, right, and then the entire
Speaker 4: and then you leave one guy alive, and he goes
Speaker 4: and tells the next village they're killing people, They're lining
Speaker 4: people up there.
Speaker 1: Oh, you're the strongest, most rebellious kid here. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: first day, first minute, fucking pull you out and like,
Speaker 1: slap you around, send you away, give you detention whatever.
Speaker 1: Now everyone else knows, like, I'm not fucking around, try me.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, it is what you do. You find the
Speaker 2: biggest and baddest and you fucking them up first.
Speaker 1: And waiting you just fucking who's gonna tat you? Are
Speaker 1: you win? Good? Thank you? Now we're done with all this.
Speaker 4: So but the problem, of course, inherently with all of
Speaker 4: this is like, who's authorized to be in charge of
Speaker 4: doing any of this in the state? Is the last
Speaker 4: innit he that should be in charge of doing any
Speaker 4: of this right, because they're just so so so to
Speaker 4: the next problem, which is the fact that there is
Speaker 4: no democracy.
Speaker 3: There never has been a democracy. It's a fraud. It's
Speaker 3: it's a fucking they call it that, but it's not
Speaker 3: what the fuck it is, and so.
Speaker 1: And you don't want it to be.
Speaker 3: And so people need to really come to come to
Speaker 3: grips with the fact that the very notion of democracy
Speaker 3: in and of itself is retarded because we're never going
Speaker 3: to have that and we're never getting it. No, your
Speaker 3: vote wrote me nothing. Okay, Ever it never has, never
Speaker 3: fucking will because when they needed to have a certain outcome,
Speaker 3: they fucking buy the outcome, right, and they made it
Speaker 3: much easier to do so. So when people need to
Speaker 3: come to the fact that democracy doesn't exist, it's never existed.
Speaker 3: And when people talk about getting rid of democracy, it's
Speaker 3: but it's like getting rid of something we don't we
Speaker 3: never had in the first place.
Speaker 4: We we have a functional oligarchy, that's what that's. They
Speaker 4: did a study, some some well meaning entity did a
Speaker 4: study and and they just decided we had a functional oligarchy.
Speaker 3: Based on I feel like, you know.
Speaker 1: Like some aspects of an oligarchy and a monarchy.
Speaker 4: Personally, Well, it streamlines the decision making process that if
Speaker 4: you're doing something that's beneficial, then it gets done quickly.
Speaker 4: And without red tape, right, because it's just sort of
Speaker 4: like decided we're doing it, and that's how it is,
Speaker 4: which is nice if it's uh, if it's not building
Speaker 4: a prison for you, you know, uh. But inherently, I
Speaker 4: think the people that gravitate to those positions of power
Speaker 4: usually are the wrong types. And so then whenever you
Speaker 4: get that decision making centralized in the hands of fewer
Speaker 4: and fewer people, you inherently have problems with it. Now,
Speaker 4: if you had that, what's the fantasy of the of
Speaker 4: the omnivent king or the you know, the the well
Speaker 4: meaning do gooder king who could just go around and
Speaker 4: by decree fix all the problems. You know, it's like
Speaker 4: a fantasy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but you know what, you know what the
Speaker 2: problem is with that, right? The number one issue with
Speaker 2: with that is is watch every movie the king that
Speaker 2: does that is.
Speaker 4: Kill them. You're sucking up somebody's grift. Somebody's making money
Speaker 4: on the inefficiencies that you're going around fixing. They're making
Speaker 4: the money because they're it's there for it's broken for
Speaker 4: a reason and they're providing some sort of service or
Speaker 4: whatever like they like it that way. It works their way,
Speaker 4: and so you come around and start messing things up,
Speaker 4: regardless of your intentions, even if you're like making it worse,
Speaker 4: if you're making it different worse, screwing up their hustle,
Speaker 4: you're gonna find yourself in like a you know, I mean,
Speaker 4: look at every Mexican politician who's dead right, who who
Speaker 4: is like, I'm gonna run a policy of cleaning up
Speaker 4: the drugs like the hell you are. And then next
Speaker 4: thing you know, you're headless.
Speaker 1: Well, now we've got all these people in power who
Speaker 1: are like, you know, what we should do is we
Speaker 1: should spread ticks everywhere so no one can eat meat
Speaker 1: ever again. And then they're going Apparently.
Speaker 3: When you look back at like all of history, we've
Speaker 3: always been ruled by kings, and there have to have
Speaker 3: been and I'm sure there were plenty of kings who
Speaker 3: were admired by the people right, who did good things.
Speaker 3: And if that's ever been the case, then that's your
Speaker 3: example of how things could be again without having to
Speaker 3: deal with the bullshit of Congress that doesn't do anything
Speaker 3: that pay themselves and so the bureaucracy of the system.
Speaker 4: Let me meet you halfway there. How about this kind
Speaker 4: of medieval kind of like that, but a little bit
Speaker 4: more relevant and recent. How about guilds? How about bringing
Speaker 4: back the idea of guilds?
Speaker 3: Okayoctly, that book.
Speaker 1: I just mentioned is essentially that the world is no
Speaker 1: longer countries. It's just a collection of seven different guilds
Speaker 1: and you choose which still and you can live anywhere,
Speaker 1: but you're you're in their system.
Speaker 3: This talk is it's vaguely reminiscent of a of a
Speaker 3: book that was written by a German painter. Uh, the
Speaker 3: most misunderstood part of like national socialism is the economics
Speaker 3: of it. And the economics of it is weird because
Speaker 3: it's a total mixture of capitalism, socialism, and medieval feudalism
Speaker 3: because it was very much and very much employed a
Speaker 3: system of guilds.
Speaker 4: From the Empire which was bringing all that like industrial
Speaker 4: stuff over the centuries into in that region where it
Speaker 4: was very much based on master craftsman craftsmanship and in
Speaker 4: apprenticess and you know, in in this quality where you
Speaker 4: had you put your reputation on the line based on
Speaker 4: the quality. You know, like the German people, what's German
Speaker 4: manufacturing known for being precise in high quality. Well, now
Speaker 4: they have no energy, but you know, in the past
Speaker 4: they were known for that. And I think it has
Speaker 4: to do with the mentality of these guilds, where like
Speaker 4: your work is checked over and over again and it
Speaker 4: doesn't pass until you really prove yourself. And it held
Speaker 4: everybody accountable and it made for it was kind of
Speaker 4: like a union in a way, sort of functioned as
Speaker 4: a union. I think it could get abused as well.
Speaker 4: I've been reading a lot about it recently because.
Speaker 3: Of the system looks to get kind of complicated because
Speaker 3: you have these various guilds, and each guild has its
Speaker 3: own hierarchy, and each guild has its own relationship to
Speaker 3: the other guilds on how they would interact, and the
Speaker 3: whole thing to me just felt so very forced and contrived.
Speaker 3: Right like our current system of economics here is fairly simple.
Speaker 3: You have a bit, you buy shit, you sell shit.
Speaker 3: You have a service, you perform a service, you get paid.
Speaker 3: It's pretty simple. Other than your normal taxes that people pay,
Speaker 3: you don't have to go through a bureaucracy of guild
Speaker 3: mates before your product can get out there. And so
Speaker 3: that whole system, it obviously worked. Everyone got pulled out
Speaker 3: of poverty, everyone had a job. You know, it was
Speaker 3: very functional, but it seemed very not natural, you know,
Speaker 3: very forced. So I don't know how else to explain it.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if something like that would work today.
Speaker 3: I mean, people don't care about craftsmanship. You need to
Speaker 3: have you planned obsolescence guild.
Speaker 4: But people are actually kind of tired of that shit.
Speaker 4: What if you brought back you ripped up NAFTA. You
Speaker 4: you brought back manufacturing to America and you ran it
Speaker 4: like guilds, and you emphasized high quality, and you said,
Speaker 4: fuck funk functional obsolescence. We're gonna make it. We're gonna
Speaker 4: make this teapot last forever like they used to in
Speaker 4: the past, and then we just dump. Then we have
Speaker 4: like a monopoly on high quality goods and get a
Speaker 4: reputation for that, and bring manufacturing back under a guild
Speaker 4: system which which rewards high quality and punishes trash, and
Speaker 4: do it like like like you mean it, instead of
Speaker 4: this bullshit that we're doing now where we buy crap
Speaker 4: on timu from China that falls apart in three weeks
Speaker 4: like it.
Speaker 1: And poisons us and somehow has trackers in it and
Speaker 1: like controls your dreams.
Speaker 3: So it seems like it seems like that comes up free.
Speaker 3: The biggest problems though, is that if we did that,
Speaker 3: the cost of the goods would be high, and it
Speaker 3: would be hard for the average American to afford to
Speaker 3: buy products that were only made here because the cost
Speaker 3: would be so high. Now do they Is it great
Speaker 3: that it would last forever you won't have to replace it,
Speaker 3: that's fen phenomenal. But in the short term, when you're
Speaker 3: looking at how much money you got to go to
Speaker 3: the grocery store with, do you want to get an
Speaker 3: infinitely lasting pot? You know, it's a it's a it's
Speaker 3: a hard choice for them to make in the short term,
Speaker 3: and most people won't make that choice.
Speaker 4: Here's here's where the guild system works because you can
Speaker 4: afford to make decisions like that because you're not You're
Speaker 4: you're having a lot of your costs subsidized by the guild.
Speaker 4: You're you don't have living expenses, your food is taken
Speaker 4: care of like you you you were provided with a
Speaker 4: lot of stuff, that's all.
Speaker 3: I don't think of a guild as like you don't
Speaker 3: go and live with these people. I don't think you.
Speaker 4: Know, well, when the old ones they did, they would
Speaker 4: if you were if you took on an apprentice, like
Speaker 4: if you were a blacksmith and you took on an apprentice,
Speaker 4: you had to house them, you had to train them
Speaker 4: and teach them. But then they worked for you, and
Speaker 4: then and moved away, but worked for you, and you
Speaker 4: paid them like you wouldn't now. And then once they
Speaker 4: completed their masterpiece, then they became able to hire that
Speaker 4: they could go off on their own, or they were
Speaker 4: already off on their own, but they could then hire
Speaker 4: or bring in apprentices under them. That's when you get
Speaker 4: like become a made man once you have a masterpiece. Right,
Speaker 4: So that that's how that's the only way you do it.
Speaker 4: So it's the quality super high, and and and but
Speaker 4: and you so it screws up the economics of it.
Speaker 4: And the reason why guilds went away in America was
Speaker 4: because central banks came in.
Speaker 1: Simple as that, here's the best of all worlds. We
Speaker 1: have guilds. They make high quality things last forever. We
Speaker 1: buy them. The people who won't buy them because they're
Speaker 1: too extensive, we kill them. Now we have no stupid
Speaker 1: people left there. You go everything.
Speaker 4: We work them to death in our guilds.
Speaker 2: The slaves, and of course it's alleged because we don't
Speaker 2: condone slavery.
Speaker 4: The greatest fortunes in the world have been made through slavery. Well,
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm just saying they didn't. They weren't. They
Speaker 4: weren't selling they didn't make all that money selling tea. Well,
Speaker 4: you got a good point there. I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, that sounds great, you know, but uh,
Speaker 2: everybody likes this experiment that we're in right now. Don't
Speaker 2: they call it? America? Still an experiment? Right?
Speaker 4: Are we still considering an experiment?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: They certainly are adding ingredients all the time.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, if we're talking if we're talking about the
Speaker 2: totality of the world, because technically, what we're fifty and
Speaker 2: fifty years old shortly so technically United States of Americas,
Speaker 2: So technically we are if you go across the entirety
Speaker 2: of the world and experiment Steve Sure.
Speaker 3: My mind is still boggled, like over this motherfucking car
Speaker 3: kill switch. Yeah, dude, I'm like, my mind is like what,
Speaker 3: like I just can't I can't like get my head
Speaker 3: around it.
Speaker 1: Like your eyes look away for a second. The car
Speaker 1: turns off. You're on a fucking eighty mile per hour
Speaker 1: freeway and the car just turns itself off and you
Speaker 1: can do otherwise.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing. The car industry doesn't have this technology.
Speaker 3: They haven't developed anything like remotely close to this, but
Speaker 3: Congress passed the law anyway. That's like saying, I wouldn't
Speaker 3: say that we're going to pass the law that airplanes
Speaker 3: have to have bird cages on the wings as a
Speaker 3: backup system so the birds can fly the plane in
Speaker 3: case the plane.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't say that. Here's why I wouldn't say that,
Speaker 2: because they've already got the cruise control that drives its seal.
Speaker 2: And so with that cruise control, it monitors your eyes.
Speaker 2: You look away, steer and wheel goes read it teakes
Speaker 2: you to grab a steering wheel. It's already there, they've
Speaker 2: already got.
Speaker 3: So here's what they're saying that people with eyes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can't use it. You can't use it. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's just it's just it like like you can.
Speaker 1: Driver eye patches.
Speaker 3: None of this makes any sense, Like they like, they
Speaker 3: can't implement any of this. There's no fucking way to
Speaker 3: do this.
Speaker 4: If you were sunglasses, what is this is this?
Speaker 3: You're gonna get routed to the cops, and the cops
Speaker 3: are going to automatically have like their workload tripled like
Speaker 3: overnight because they getting reports of fucking cross eye drivers.
Speaker 4: I don't know, but you know what, you know what
Speaker 4: they will be doing looking at your pupils to see
Speaker 4: if you're dilated, or see if you're on drugs?
Speaker 1: Are people are you selling ex at your place? That?
Speaker 1: What's there?
Speaker 2: Oh? We again to get well, she's talking about the
Speaker 2: ones with the with the cruise controls. Of those are
Speaker 2: your your premium cars? The premium cars come with this feature, so.
Speaker 1: You're paying the most have the least like ownership and
Speaker 1: authority over their own Uh.
Speaker 2: Well, no, they don't want it. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you know. Okay, So I see this all the time,
Speaker 2: but people don't want ownership over shit. They like they
Speaker 2: think they do, but then they want their car to
Speaker 2: do what they're thinking. That's true, you see what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: So I get people all the time who come in
Speaker 2: and they're like, hey, you know, I've got my thermostat
Speaker 2: or you know, I've got my air set at seventy
Speaker 2: four degrees and it's not blowing cold. I was like, well,
Speaker 2: turn it down to low. Why would I want to
Speaker 2: do that? I wanted to say. I was like, I
Speaker 2: was like, the car didn't know what you're feeling. It
Speaker 2: just knows it's trying to regulate it seventy four degrees
Speaker 2: and it blows all the time. It's not like your house.
Speaker 2: When the thermostat at your house, when it sees it
Speaker 2: gets to a certain temperature, it cuts off. Your car
Speaker 2: didn't do that, So it's always trying to regulate the temperature.
Speaker 2: So if you're too cold or you too hot, move
Speaker 2: the dial. Folks can't get that through their mind.
Speaker 4: Are if you have to, If someone needs to be
Speaker 4: told to turn it down, turn it down.
Speaker 2: Ninety percent of customers D. Ninety percent of customers D.
Speaker 4: That's really frightening, yes, because they believe that the car disappointment. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they believe that the car should feel what they're feeling.
Speaker 2: They won't be it. They want the car to feel
Speaker 2: what they're feeling and to respond to the feeling.
Speaker 1: This is why everyone's going to end up in the
Speaker 1: simulation as Sophia's fucking slave mind controlled and like embedded
Speaker 1: into the matrix because of this, Because nobody won't to
Speaker 1: take any fucking not even the responsibility for yourself to
Speaker 1: make the heat feel good to you with a little
Speaker 1: style that you.
Speaker 4: Just maybe turn it down a little bit more, try it,
Speaker 4: you know. Yeah, it comes out of different ones, you know,
Speaker 4: maybe like I really want to turn it, like, crank
Speaker 4: up the one on the passenger side too. Yeah, it's
Speaker 4: like if you have to figure that, if you have
Speaker 4: to call the dealership to figure that out, you're too
Speaker 4: fucking stupid to be driving that their car that you're
Speaker 4: sitting in, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: But uh, well, the issue is a lot of a
Speaker 2: lot of older people when they're buying new cars, like
Speaker 2: they're completely lost, like they used to some ship from
Speaker 2: like the nineteen nineties.
Speaker 4: They should make you know, why don't they make that?
Speaker 4: Why don't they pick one the what General Motors has
Speaker 4: a ton of different car carlock brands, yeah brand inside
Speaker 4: of that. Why don't they just pick one GM retro
Speaker 4: And you just say, this car is gonna be the
Speaker 4: Toyota High Loos of cars, right, It's gonna be stripped down,
Speaker 4: it's gonna have hand crank windows, it's gonna have a
Speaker 4: roll like a twisty radio dial. It's gonna be fucking awesome,
Speaker 4: and most people aren't gonna want it because it has
Speaker 4: no bells and whistles. But you know what, man, I
Speaker 4: bet I bet you a gigantic percentage of the population
Speaker 4: would go That's all I need, all I need. I
Speaker 4: don't want a subscription for my heated seats. I don't
Speaker 4: want that.
Speaker 1: What I also, what about this oil shortage they're saying,
Speaker 1: I mean, like gas is supposedly not the problem, but
Speaker 1: like lubricant for the engine oil different.
Speaker 2: I haven't seen anything that. I haven't seen anything like
Speaker 2: that alleged. Allegedly Toyota is having some issues at some places,
Speaker 2: but they were in the like zero W eight and
Speaker 2: ship like that. I said, damn cuz, like so they're
Speaker 2: run into some like some weird.
Speaker 4: You get that stuff done now. If you need tires
Speaker 4: and you're like, well, maybe like get it now, get
Speaker 4: your oil change now, get that now, because it's gonna
Speaker 4: get it's gonna get it's gonna get weird in the
Speaker 4: second half of the year.
Speaker 3: So are we still? Are we still in a war?
Speaker 3: I can't really. I'm not getting any good coverage anywhere.
Speaker 2: No, it's just like I.
Speaker 4: Televive a mushroom cloud went off in Israel. That crazy.
Speaker 3: So so yeah, that's that was a place that was used.
Speaker 3: It's been I've seen it explained as over the years.
Speaker 3: It's been different things. But it's where they develop their
Speaker 3: missile technology. And at some point in time they stored
Speaker 3: their nuclear missiles there. No one is saying, of course,
Speaker 3: they're going to say, of course there was no nuclear
Speaker 3: They're always going to downplay everything. So they said there's
Speaker 3: no nukes there, but it's all hush hush, and it's
Speaker 3: coming through like third parties, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: So then they also were like, oh, we hit every
Speaker 1: Iranian weapon that ever could have existed. They're all gone now.
Speaker 1: And then the other day they're like they've got ninety
Speaker 1: percent of their weapons back. I'm like, how did they
Speaker 1: do that?
Speaker 3: Like what they've been missiles for decades. They've been building
Speaker 3: missiles for decades because they knew what was coming. They
Speaker 3: probably got okay, this is how I picture it, like
Speaker 3: remember and blow and they got all that money and
Speaker 3: it got to they can don't know where to put it.
Speaker 3: That's how I ran is with missiles. They're like you
Speaker 3: got another man.
Speaker 4: They're like, we are dying to shoot some of these
Speaker 4: bottle rockets off, Like, I bet you that's what that's been.
Speaker 4: The first three months have just been all their shitty
Speaker 4: disposable rockets, right, Yeah, they're like like what they've got.
Speaker 3: I liked it better when I thought that they had
Speaker 3: eliminated the entire Israeli you know, hierarchy like Benga Vie.
Speaker 3: It got reported that Bengavie and Nennyaho and all these
Speaker 3: fucks got hit. I haven't seen him in seven days,
Speaker 3: you know, and now we got all these videos and
Speaker 3: ships and he didn't. Yah, who's doing interview? So who's
Speaker 3: dead and who's not? Because I'm sure all of them
Speaker 3: didn't make it.
Speaker 1: Or did they roll out the clones? They did that
Speaker 1: and then here's their replacements.
Speaker 3: It was like Ariel Sharona, one of those fucking guys.
Speaker 3: They didn't tell anybody, They didn't announce to the world
Speaker 3: he was dead for like seven years. They pretend that
Speaker 3: he was alive in hiding somewhere.
Speaker 1: It makes sense, so like from a political standpoint, to
Speaker 1: make someone who people will have any kind of trust
Speaker 1: or faith in or fear of, uh, to make them still,
Speaker 1: you know, remain alive in people's minds is all that matters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it all falls under that wartime psych warfare stuff.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that it makes sense creates reality.
Speaker 2: Oh way, should just hear him do what they're gonna do?
Speaker 2: I mean, damn man, niggas is slow. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Niggas is just slow.
Speaker 2: They lethargic. They say in bag you dude, if you
Speaker 2: want to get busy in the let's get busy. I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Do you think if I Ran actually took out and
Speaker 3: Yahoo they would announce it. They would be if they
Speaker 3: had confirmation, they would put it out themselves.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Ran knew it. I think they would. Yeah, you think.
Speaker 4: I think if Israel, I think Israel is covering it up.
Speaker 4: I think he's dead.
Speaker 3: You think he's dead and they asked him? Then he's
Speaker 3: done a ton of video stuff lately, man, a lot
Speaker 3: of videos coming out.
Speaker 4: I don't give a fuck. I think he's dead. Where
Speaker 4: does the airplane? Where does the airplane go?
Speaker 1: Is?
Speaker 4: Where? Why hasn't he come to the United States? He
Speaker 4: was in the US seven times in the last year
Speaker 4: until that dude is seen in person in the United States,
Speaker 4: and it may be a clone of course we'll have
Speaker 4: to keep that in mind. Uh, but until that dude
Speaker 4: schedules a trip, I'm I'm leaning towards him being dead
Speaker 4: and them lying about it.
Speaker 1: Maybe he's in the bunker, you know, the kill shots
Speaker 1: coming from the bunkers.
Speaker 4: He could he could be with Epstein in the bunker.
Speaker 3: Yeah, my whole life about I've been hearing about Iranian
Speaker 3: sleeper sales. My whole life. Well, they're doing a terrible job.
Speaker 3: If who was walking around.
Speaker 4: Germany they forgot to set their alarm, then we didn't.
Speaker 2: We supposedly wipe out all of Iran's regime or whatever,
Speaker 2: and then niggas are still flowing. Yeah, so I'm just
Speaker 2: trying to figure out, I mean, them out and then
Speaker 2: if not not in Yahoo, oh nothing out there. If
Speaker 2: he gets taken out, so the rest niggas is still there.
Speaker 2: Like like if if this was like gangs in New York,
Speaker 2: where the fight was over, then I'd be like, oh,
Speaker 2: thank god, you know what I'm saying, Or everybody just
Speaker 2: went home. They were like, okay, yeah, ship, he did,
Speaker 2: We catch you all tomorrow. Be at working tomorrow, boss
Speaker 2: fight man.
Speaker 1: You know, hilarious when everyone's talking about like God, I
Speaker 1: hope they killed Trump. Why don't they just kill him?
Speaker 2: Was killing Gilly?
Speaker 1: Okay, I'm like, what do you guys think is gonna happen?
Speaker 1: He dies? And then what now you have JD. Vanc
Speaker 1: You're just gonna obsess.
Speaker 4: It will be like a what was the other one?
Speaker 2: Like like Troy when they were out there fighting and
Speaker 2: Achilles was his brother or cousin gets killed out there
Speaker 2: and they're like, I've killed Achilles and then they take
Speaker 2: the helmet off. It's like ship, that ain't Achilles, this
Speaker 2: is THEMN cousin. And they're like, well, might as well
Speaker 2: go home, boys, I catch y'all. And everybody just dispersed
Speaker 2: that a second. The fight that I mean, hey, hey
Speaker 2: tomorrow tomorrow noon, noon, tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, sandwiches, we got this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was honor. But we used to have honor
Speaker 2: in fighting, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: We have Donald Trump. He's out, he has no sense
Speaker 4: of history, he has no idea who he's messing with
Speaker 4: with Iran. He's out of his he's just out of
Speaker 4: his mind and out of his league. And everyone he's
Speaker 4: surrounded with is like a fake, like they're playing a role.
Speaker 4: You know, like Pete Hegsath is playing a role. I
Speaker 4: feel like he is pretending to be commander in chief
Speaker 4: during a war. But it's like all of the people
Speaker 4: who led empires in the past didn't work at Fox News,
Speaker 4: you know what I mean, like a guts like Theezer
Speaker 4: and Napoleon and Son Sou and you know, all these
Speaker 4: Indian chiefs and everything. And Pete Hegsath, who for fourteen
Speaker 4: months ago was working at Fox News talking about geopolitics.
Speaker 4: Now he's going to lead you into battle and somehow
Speaker 4: he's going to defeat the Iranians. And then his spokesperson
Speaker 4: is Donald Trump, who's saying, we so the Iranian navy.
Speaker 4: And then a week later he's freaked out because of
Speaker 4: the Iranian Navy. It's like, well, you know.
Speaker 1: Pete hag Seth is like Christian Batman. He wants to
Speaker 1: be Christian Batman.
Speaker 4: That's a really good combination. Christian Christian Batman. Hey look look,
Speaker 4: I mean like the bad signal is the cross? Yes,
Speaker 4: oh my god.
Speaker 2: It was like, ok, he ain't none, ain't none of
Speaker 2: these can't leading anybody in the battle. Ain't noning like
Speaker 2: nobody like master Yeah, was.
Speaker 4: Placed to the ground. And get those Muslims.
Speaker 2: Like, nobody's leadership is leading anybody in the battle. This
Speaker 2: ain't the fucking damn fourteen hundreds. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Where your king got on the got on the front
Speaker 2: horse and went out there in the battle with you.
Speaker 4: And you know it's like the leady he's on the
Speaker 4: donkey leading us into battle.
Speaker 2: Yeah, these niggas a bank home banging you wives. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, Why do you have they getting killed?
Speaker 2: I mean, this is what they're doing.
Speaker 1: We're gonna we're gonna have Cuba. We're gonna have Cuba
Speaker 1: and Greenland soon.
Speaker 3: Oh man, all right, So here's the handshake.
Speaker 6: Looking at video from just a short time ago, as
Speaker 6: Secretary Pete hagsat left, joint Bace andrews round. Now he's
Speaker 6: headed to McDill Air Force Base, and so this is
Speaker 6: about twenty four hours.
Speaker 4: Let me guess, oh yeah, gave him the two fingers.
Speaker 3: Think that people out there don't understand is that they
Speaker 3: also communicate with secret handshakes. Okay, the Freemason lodgers teach
Speaker 3: these handshakes.
Speaker 5: They're indoctrinated with it at the Freemason lodges and you
Speaker 5: can see these celebrities quote unquote, and it's politicians using
Speaker 5: these handshakes all the time with one another.
Speaker 1: It's not very secret.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it ain't too sacred at that. Nigga's hold on
Speaker 2: a second.
Speaker 3: Now would do it? The guys who were new who
Speaker 3: just got in, they're like, yeah, I get the handshakes.
Speaker 1: Yeah, remember well who was It was on like the
Speaker 1: Senate floor and the like camera was on them and
Speaker 1: they like turned and were like or something like yeah.
Speaker 2: Like.
Speaker 4: Okay, your secret whatever you're putting on the hit and run.
Speaker 1: Like they want us to look at that and be
Speaker 1: like Illuminati.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you gotta be careful. Sometimes they'll be having you
Speaker 2: chase some ship that ain't got nothing to do with nothing.
Speaker 2: They show some folks this ship and they're and they're
Speaker 2: not even in the in the greep. They're like, yeah, man,
Speaker 2: do it like some ideas and then look at him
Speaker 2: it's like, dumb ass is done.
Speaker 1: You have we do There's this one where people are
Speaker 1: sitting in there like hands are like that. I do
Speaker 1: that all the time.
Speaker 4: That's sometimes ones that's just just do this like for
Speaker 4: a few but when it when it's like when you're
Speaker 4: doing like full gang. Yeah, fucking handshakes and stuff.
Speaker 2: Hey, many show you a gang signs if you gang bang.
Speaker 2: I mean that's what the song saying. You know what
Speaker 2: saying there it is, I means show she knows it. Listen,
Speaker 2: we all know that you're agent of the pope. Hey, look,
Speaker 2: we got our own for death. Yeah, we've got our Yeah,
Speaker 2: we've got our own agent of the Pope on Dai zero.
Speaker 4: We've got.
Speaker 1: Like, really the ship. Can you just pick like a Huler.
Speaker 2: Master for me? Because he's white? You white? You know,
Speaker 2: we just got to stick with it. You're white? Is
Speaker 2: you got a little native? You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: You got to mix in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, just a little bit of a mix.
Speaker 2: But we're gonna go agent of the Pope because that's
Speaker 2: nice and round, you know what I'm saying that that's
Speaker 2: what it feels like, That's what that's what people say.
Speaker 1: This is the other thing. People are like, did you
Speaker 1: know that in Ice there's people every day who are
Speaker 1: dying in custody. And I'm like, dude, you guys are
Speaker 1: the same motherfuckers who fall for that the dangers of
Speaker 1: bread thing right now, Like every day people eat bread
Speaker 1: and then they die, you know, like within twenty four
Speaker 1: hours of death, ninety seven percent of people eat bread. Right,
Speaker 1: that's what you're saying to me. You're like, you like,
Speaker 1: you don't realize that people just die in custody, no
Speaker 1: matter what custody we're talking about all through history, whatever
Speaker 1: custody is, prison, mental institutions, ice, holding facilities, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: People die. They just die. It doesn't mean they're mistreated,
Speaker 1: It doesn't mean they're murdered, it doesn't mean they're abused.
Speaker 1: It just means they died. Like, you guys are stupid.
Speaker 1: I'm think that's not what you're describing. You're just like, oh,
Speaker 1: people died in custody, Like, oh, no.
Speaker 2: Do people still care about ice? Ice? Seems like, you know,
Speaker 2: black lives matter, and it seems like all this other
Speaker 2: stuff do out there about past five six years. It's hot.
Speaker 2: It's hot for a minute, and it cools off and
Speaker 2: then it's never talked about again.
Speaker 1: They're not Rene Prettying Alex Gooding anymore apparently, but but
Speaker 1: they're still talking about it incessantly.
Speaker 4: Well, but isn't that a summer activity?
Speaker 1: True, it's coming back, it's not really I don't know.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: We had it pop off when it was winter. You
Speaker 2: got to remember that we had it pop off when
Speaker 2: it was winter.
Speaker 4: We did, but I think that's when it was pop
Speaker 4: a little premature, I expect. I expect maybe it's summer
Speaker 4: of fun summer.
Speaker 2: No, some are of love, man, it's the summer of
Speaker 2: love man in.
Speaker 1: Like the belly of the fucking liberal beast this summer.
Speaker 1: And I don't want it to be even worse than
Speaker 1: it normally is. Where are you going Seattle? Right at
Speaker 1: the World Cup time? Too? I couldn't have planned this
Speaker 1: worse World Cup. They're gonna have some sort of false flag.
Speaker 1: There's gonna be like riots in the streets, and I'm
Speaker 1: be just trying to like hang out. It's all over
Speaker 1: the place. So like two of them are happening in
Speaker 1: Seattle while I'm there, I think. And then there's some
Speaker 1: all over the country at like different times.
Speaker 2: Uh, I think. I think there's some stuff going on
Speaker 2: in n y C. Right now. What's this?
Speaker 4: I've been seeing this this l I R R strike.
Speaker 4: You know about this Charlotte road? Uh huh yeah. If
Speaker 4: you if you go into JFK and you need to
Speaker 4: take a train to Manhattan. You're gonna get on the
Speaker 4: Long Island Railroad and you're gonna go through Jamaica Queens
Speaker 4: and you're gonna change trains and then you're gonna get
Speaker 4: on a train to go through the go to the city.
Speaker 4: So uh and I know that thank you to my
Speaker 4: friend Billy Ray Valentine from the Bronx. He taught me
Speaker 4: how to get there. But it but you got that
Speaker 4: train is essential and that train is the Long Island Railroad.
Speaker 4: So whatever they've got going on, I'm sure sure it's
Speaker 4: having to do with mont DOMI being really fucking bad
Speaker 4: about everything specially.
Speaker 2: Oh they said, Charlie, Charlie, No, no, no, no, they said, mom, Donnie.
Speaker 2: Uh he balanced the budget out it said zero zero deficit. Well,
Speaker 2: he said, this is it. Now. He might have gotten
Speaker 2: a loan slash again from New York the state it sale,
Speaker 2: but I mean, we're not gonna talk about that, all right,
Speaker 2: we won't leave that alone.
Speaker 4: How much what's a loon.
Speaker 2: Like nine billions somewhere around here? Nine ten? You know,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry. Yeah, with that, with that excess money that
Speaker 2: Adams had in surplus that he said he had, you know,
Speaker 2: all of a sudden we're hey, you guys, we're here
Speaker 2: where deficit is gone. You see what I did six months? Boy,
Speaker 2: I got that ship knocked out. Who's not that ship out?
Speaker 4: In six months before everybody, everybody with means, who's tired
Speaker 4: of paying these ridiculous city tax is, packed up moved Florida.
Speaker 1: What happened to the store? Is it open? Well, the
Speaker 1: free grocery store? Is it still open?
Speaker 4: Have they launched that?
Speaker 1: Yeah? It was like a poly market or something like
Speaker 1: free grocery store for socialists. And then like it was
Speaker 1: like hours or something into opening it, the shells were
Speaker 1: all empty. You could still go in, but there was
Speaker 1: nothing there.
Speaker 4: Well yeaht Havana.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think that was just it might have been
Speaker 2: just a trial run and just see what.
Speaker 1: I wonder what will happened if we fill.
Speaker 3: So AI is retarded. So I don't know how true
Speaker 3: this is. I asked it is Mamdami's free grocery store
Speaker 3: still open? And it says no, there is no currently
Speaker 3: operating free in quotes grocery store run by mayor in
Speaker 3: New York City. And okay, it's a it's a it's
Speaker 3: a planned future project and there's no existing stores. Is
Speaker 3: that true.
Speaker 4: Okay, hmmm, I thought it was an idea that was coming.
Speaker 4: I didn't know that they had done it yet. Maybe
Speaker 4: they haven't done it yet.
Speaker 1: The footage of people in it.
Speaker 3: So yeah, they like North Korea.
Speaker 4: Totally totally. They probably went to a grocery store in
Speaker 4: uh some sound stage and Rockfeller building for NBC and
Speaker 4: filmed a grocery store experience with totally normal people.
Speaker 1: Totally normal. They probably their free grocery store is going
Speaker 1: to be like Chaz, it's just gonna be like some
Speaker 1: dirt on a box of pizza with like a kid
Speaker 1: in the corner.
Speaker 2: No, they were trying to grow. They had a garden.
Speaker 2: They were trying to grow out there.
Speaker 4: They did until a homeless gentleman had an episode on
Speaker 4: the on the tomato plants, and then that was the
Speaker 4: end of that.
Speaker 2: Well, the issue is is that that garden is gonna
Speaker 2: take a while to get going. Y'all go star for
Speaker 2: that ship.
Speaker 4: Again, Like if you put logic, planning and understanding this conversation,
Speaker 4: we're talking about talking about leftist feelings here now and
Speaker 4: there's no place for the facts and that well, I mean.
Speaker 2: Hey, I appreciate them that looking like they were trying
Speaker 2: to get something going out there, but I'm just like.
Speaker 4: So hard they were so disappointed when that guy was.
Speaker 1: Better learning experience for those people.
Speaker 4: You gotta pay that guy five dollars later to because
Speaker 4: you're white.
Speaker 7: Hey.
Speaker 2: And the bad thing is that was that it was
Speaker 2: it was the mayor at the time, Darkin. That was
Speaker 2: her name one was it dark.
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was like, oh, they get out there and
Speaker 2: and then they came to her doorstep and she's like, yeah,
Speaker 2: go wrap them up. Yeah, And I seen the footage. Yeah.
Speaker 2: When I seen the footage, there was like five dudes
Speaker 2: with with sticks that went out there and beat the ground,
Speaker 2: everybody scattering. Damn y'all okay, assault sticks. Well, I mean
Speaker 2: I was like, bro y'all, y'all, it took over the
Speaker 2: they took over the whole police station and everything. It's
Speaker 2: like some ship from a movie. I'm like, hold on
Speaker 2: a second, y'all ran the police off.
Speaker 4: Maybe it was that might have been people lie about everything.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't be surprised if it was like this looks
Speaker 4: like straight over them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just like come on now, yeah, but that's
Speaker 2: what it looks like.
Speaker 3: They figured out yet Why they're using actors to go
Speaker 3: into space.
Speaker 4: Because they're not going into.
Speaker 1: Spits, or because the people they send into space are
Speaker 1: surely going to die from the Van Allen radiation belt
Speaker 1: and they don't want us to get attached to them.
Speaker 3: No one explained that ship with this Artemis mission.
Speaker 2: Ye, well if well, if he use actors, they're able
Speaker 2: to like, they're gonna have a whole lot more emotion
Speaker 2: behind them. They're able to trigger in emotion. Uh and
Speaker 2: and and put it on stage.
Speaker 4: Yeah, pretend like they're in a fucking space capsule when
Speaker 4: they're not. I think that's the reason why.
Speaker 1: So they can Oh, I think we can all agree
Speaker 1: that Katy Perry is the real astronaut here.
Speaker 3: Oh man shouldn't give her that. Shouldn't there be like
Speaker 3: fucking fifty live streaming cameras on the outside of their
Speaker 3: fucking spaceship so we can see like everything twenty like
Speaker 3: all the time, Like we should have been able to live,
Speaker 3: like the moon coming right at us and then it
Speaker 3: going by, and then the cameras should just be like
Speaker 3: and what do we get? We got we got like
Speaker 3: one cell phone camera from inside the ship.
Speaker 4: Was polaroid they gave they gave them a polaroid when
Speaker 4: they went the most.
Speaker 1: Momentous moment in your life. Here's this shitty forty year
Speaker 1: old camera.
Speaker 4: Go to bigfoot camera with a half megapixel you know,
Speaker 4: guaranteed to be worried. So here's what.
Speaker 3: Do they got Some special glass in that fucking spaceship
Speaker 3: that like cools the sunlight as it beams through at
Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty degrees farenheit meta material.
Speaker 4: You just asked.
Speaker 2: That's a loaded question, right there, Cory question. Oh there,
Speaker 2: we get.
Speaker 3: So wouldn't they like melt their eyeballs out every time
Speaker 3: they looked out the fucking window.
Speaker 4: Listen, listen.
Speaker 1: If you don't understand unobtainium with fairy dust, we can't
Speaker 1: help you. Corey.
Speaker 4: I don't want to have to explained space to you.
Speaker 4: You don't physics.
Speaker 2: You don't understand in space.
Speaker 4: It doesn't work like that.
Speaker 1: The Sun's called.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you don't understand the physics whenever you're in space. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's that's the issue.
Speaker 4: You don't get to be doing that.
Speaker 2: Trust like you're worried about like you're worried about radiation
Speaker 2: and the rays of the sun and all that, and
Speaker 2: all that is inconsequential. We already got that knocked out.
Speaker 3: Okay, they got some glass radiation and why were worried
Speaker 3: about nukeswoor just getting the radiation proof glass and we good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but they admitted. The problem is they admitted NASA
Speaker 4: did in their video that they needed to fix the
Speaker 4: shielding in Orion to go through the Van Allen radiation
Speaker 4: belt on their way there and on their way back,
Speaker 4: and that that problem needed to be solved before they
Speaker 4: went through. So the first of all, they admitted that
Speaker 4: they had not gone before or by saying that the
Speaker 4: problem needed to be solved first before they could go
Speaker 4: and do that, even though they claimed to do it
Speaker 4: fourteen times before, so they're they're lying. They also claim
Speaker 4: that they that there's Vanillain radiation belt, right, so do
Speaker 4: they have the technology to protect the astronauts from the
Speaker 4: Katie Perry's of the world, the people who because it's
Speaker 4: a thousand kilometers, it's it starts at a thousand kilometers
Speaker 4: and goes to twenty five thousand kilometers, a gigantic place,
Speaker 4: so it's a wide range. If if you're really sending
Speaker 4: people through there like you're gonna have to, you're gonna
Speaker 4: have to show us that you have the technology to
Speaker 4: send people through there, because you've admitted that you don't.
Speaker 3: So I said this guy like a very a very
Speaker 3: recent like right before Artemis went went and did his thing,
Speaker 3: and he was explaining the NASA perspective on the van
Speaker 3: Allen radiation belts and explaining how it's all about as
Speaker 3: long as you don't spend much time in it. You know,
Speaker 3: you just the astronaut who went on a pilo. They
Speaker 3: went in and out and boom, and they were good.
Speaker 3: And so he goes and says that gives that as
Speaker 3: the NASA defense of the whole thing. And then these
Speaker 3: motherfuckers take the slow route to the moon that takes
Speaker 3: three days and ensures they're going to be in that
Speaker 3: field for at least fucking forty eight to seventy two
Speaker 3: hours straight. Like what so's they just got to get
Speaker 3: in and out quick. But now they're in it for
Speaker 3: three days? You fuck what explain that to me?
Speaker 1: They're not?
Speaker 4: This is this is I want you again back to
Speaker 4: some real low hanging fruit, like when you're pulling these
Speaker 4: people out of the capsules after they've been up there
Speaker 4: for three days or five days or whatever, like they're
Speaker 4: always clean shaving, well, given any explanations on that as
Speaker 4: to why they're where they're shaving. Where they're shaved, shavings
Speaker 4: are going around, and they just floating through the capsule,
Speaker 4: breathing people breathing them in.
Speaker 3: Come on, I got a vacuum thing, don't they some.
Speaker 1: Hairs get out? Now you're breathing hairs in right? Based
Speaker 1: Pooping and peeing is like a nightmare. And they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: we solved it with a partial vacuum in the toilet.
Speaker 1: I'm like, so you're putting your butt in.
Speaker 3: A vacuum and you gotta fucking do that. You gotta
Speaker 3: shit in front of everybody? Is it had at work?
Speaker 4: And then it's floating around in there and it doesn't smell.
Speaker 4: I mean, I have logistical questions that they don't have
Speaker 4: answers for.
Speaker 3: Well, that's good. We don't have to have answers from
Speaker 3: them because we got we got AI. So how did
Speaker 3: astronauts shape?
Speaker 1: I told me that they got through the van Ellen
Speaker 1: radiation belt by turning perpendicular to it as they passed through.
Speaker 1: Just go with it, just trust the science.
Speaker 4: Just going through it.
Speaker 1: I guess they're like, yeah, that reduced the radiation impacted
Speaker 1: by like or something because the way that they pivoted
Speaker 1: that side was extra shielded, and so the radiation I'm like,
Speaker 1: but space is nine hundred billion degree I don't even
Speaker 1: know more than three sixty what's three sixty times a sphere? Right, So,
Speaker 1: like from every single angle you somehow went perpendicular to
Speaker 1: this radiation belt, which is all directions at once in
Speaker 1: the belt.
Speaker 3: No, so during the twenty twenty six class. During the
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six Artemis Lunar fly by mission, Canadian astronaut
Speaker 3: are they sending canucks up there? Jeremy Hansen was photographed
Speaker 3: shaving inside the Orion capsule on flight day five. He
Speaker 3: used an electric shaver while holding his smartphone like a
Speaker 3: selfie mirror for visibility. I thought weight was important. Why
Speaker 3: would the criticulate razor he secured himself in the microgravity
Speaker 3: environment amid the capsules cluttered interior with cords, bags and equipment,
Speaker 3: so he rowed goberg himself.
Speaker 4: It's not a priority. You wouldn't shave the electric razor
Speaker 4: there for five days. You wouldn't shave. That's not a priority.
Speaker 4: You wouldn't bring a razor with you. That's stupid. It
Speaker 4: does not make sense.
Speaker 1: It doesn't make sense.
Speaker 4: You can you're a man, you can go five days
Speaker 4: without shaving. You're not bringing an electric razor and you're
Speaker 4: not doing that. I'm sorry, good point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he wanted, he wanted, he wanted to look
Speaker 2: clean and fly when he got backing. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying, he just want to come come back that.
Speaker 4: If you were on Earth and you were trying to
Speaker 4: and you were, but you would.
Speaker 2: Not, you wouldn't do it.
Speaker 4: You should if you were traveling to Mount Everest, would
Speaker 4: you bring a razor with you in your bag that's limited?
Speaker 2: Or would or.
Speaker 4: Would you put an extra pack of peanuts in there
Speaker 4: for yourself?
Speaker 1: It's true and there and like hikers are like crazy
Speaker 1: about it. They're like this weighs point six ounces, so
Speaker 1: I could have.
Speaker 4: My toothbrush in half, so that I only had, I
Speaker 4: just had a smaller version of it. You're going to
Speaker 4: bring a fucking razor unnecessarily on a short trip. You
Speaker 4: don't need to bring your razor on a five day
Speaker 4: trip to Hawaii. You're gonna take it with you to
Speaker 4: the fucking moon. Eh No, No, he was trying to
Speaker 4: look right for the hose man.
Speaker 2: Let him look let him look good for the hose man.
Speaker 4: Damn man, justize logic, reason and understanding. It's expensive, it
Speaker 4: adds another item to the list, it adds more weight,
Speaker 4: takes up more space. It's absolutely impossible that they would
Speaker 4: do that.
Speaker 3: Okay, so here we go. We got this. This fucked.
Speaker 3: So I asked Greg how much time did Artemis two
Speaker 3: spend in the Van Allen radiation Belts? And we've already
Speaker 3: they've already said it took three four days to fucking
Speaker 3: get there. They took the slow rote I guess slow
Speaker 3: route because I guess. I don't know. Maybe it's so stupid.
Speaker 3: So it says, oh my god, Artemis two, launched April first,
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six, spent roughly one hour per transit through
Speaker 3: the Van Allen radiation Belts, for a total of several
Speaker 3: hours across its four passenger passages to outbound and to inbound.
Speaker 4: Okay, okay, that's one hour.
Speaker 2: How does it?
Speaker 3: How did they take three days to get there? But
Speaker 3: they were in the belt for one hour.
Speaker 4: That's what I'm going to just about to say. That's
Speaker 4: not How far is it to get to the moon?
Speaker 4: Two hundred and thirty nine thousand miles. Right, according to
Speaker 4: the thing, the Van Allen radiation belt goes out twenty
Speaker 4: five thousand, So we're roughly ten percent of the way right.
Speaker 4: However long it took them to go there, figure out
Speaker 4: what ten percent of that time is. Theoretically, that's the
Speaker 4: amount of time they should have spent in the belt.
Speaker 4: That's the distance. It's twenty five thousand of the two
Speaker 4: hundred and thirty nine thousand miles they would be in
Speaker 4: that belt. Now, I don't know about speed and trajectory,
Speaker 4: and I'm not a fucking math nerd, but whatever that is.
Speaker 4: If it took them three days, that's thirty six hours,
Speaker 4: then they should have been going through there for three
Speaker 4: point six hours. Yeah, what I'm saying is not five
Speaker 4: ten minutes or whatever the fuck that answer was.
Speaker 2: It's in here.
Speaker 3: Artemis two took about five days to reach the moon,
Speaker 3: but they're including the first day when they just like
Speaker 3: loop the Earth or whatever.
Speaker 4: So okay, yeah, take that out. Yeah, so if it
Speaker 4: took yeah, well whatever, I mean, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, what they what they're really trying to tell
Speaker 2: you is that this radiation bill is a somewhat of
Speaker 2: a new phenomenon when they were doing it back in
Speaker 2: the day, it won't quite there, or we had a
Speaker 2: little bit of a gap that we could that we
Speaker 2: could go through, and then all of a sudden it
Speaker 2: appeared okay, and so we had to regroup, all right,
Speaker 2: you know, and then uh, and then that we can
Speaker 2: get through it.
Speaker 1: Nope, unscathed space dragons, the dragons that live in space
Speaker 1: came and swirled around.
Speaker 2: They see it. It's like a gap. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. We exploited the gap. Okay, well we could,
Speaker 2: and then you know, now we can't exploit the gap.
Speaker 2: So now we had to figure out how can we
Speaker 2: get through it because the gap is no longer.
Speaker 4: Got an idea, I'm not gonna go. I shouldn't give
Speaker 4: it to them. Why don't they just say that the
Speaker 4: van Oen radiation belt doesn't actually exist after all? Yeah,
Speaker 4: they that it actually it is inert or like it's
Speaker 4: it's half life is like an hour or so. It's
Speaker 4: like it's there, but it's not really anything and it's
Speaker 4: all in the calculations.
Speaker 2: We're good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like you could classify it once you change the
Speaker 4: definition like you did vaccines three times. Why don't you
Speaker 4: do that? Why don't you just changed the definition of
Speaker 4: the van. Why don't you have the van ail and
Speaker 4: radiation belt identify as being something else, as being not
Speaker 4: filled with life ending radiation. How about you do that.
Speaker 2: It's more like the chemo radiation.
Speaker 4: It's more, it's more something like that. It's harmless radiation.
Speaker 4: And there we go, harmless radiation.
Speaker 2: There we go, Oh no, I like, I like my
Speaker 2: ideas like that. There was a gap, and then the
Speaker 2: GAP's not there. So we had to figure out how
Speaker 2: to exploit the belt to get through it. Because the
Speaker 2: gap we went through initially as any there.
Speaker 4: You know, ye, then do the video game demonstration for
Speaker 4: the dumbed down Americans and then everyone will go, yeah,
Speaker 4: we had like power.
Speaker 2: You go through, that will work perfectly. I mean that's
Speaker 2: what I would have did. I mean, if I was dancing,
Speaker 2: that's what I would have did. I just been like, look, guys,
Speaker 2: when we went up those fourteen times beforehand.
Speaker 4: They won't no, they won't.
Speaker 2: No bail radiation. We're able to float right through you.
Speaker 2: But that last time we tried to go through, it
Speaker 2: was like, oh, what the hell's yeah, so we had
Speaker 2: to regroup. Okay, now we've regrouped, now we can make
Speaker 2: it back.
Speaker 1: Fronto.
Speaker 2: You see you say that and then you say, well
Speaker 2: what about your feel Let's say, well, look, here's what's
Speaker 2: key is that we found this slip stream you can
Speaker 2: go through and pretty much when you hit it, it
Speaker 2: takes it and you don't have to have any any
Speaker 2: rocket fuel anything. It just takes and it just shoots
Speaker 2: you around the moon loops you right on back. It's
Speaker 2: like a slip stream. It just wraps you right around
Speaker 2: and you right back.
Speaker 7: Yeah, like the it's like a wave in his grave.
Speaker 4: You know, it's fine, it's fine. You just undid a
Speaker 4: thousand years of science and one press release. But it's cool.
Speaker 2: But here's the deal. They could do this and people
Speaker 2: would say, okay, because you don't know. That's why I'm
Speaker 2: trying to figure out why they ain't did it, Like Nigga,
Speaker 2: I just came up with that.
Speaker 4: For they just haven't done it yet.
Speaker 2: But what they waiting on? Too many folks questions. I'd
Speaker 2: have had this knocked out immediately. When when somebody would
Speaker 2: have came up and they'd be like, as asked me
Speaker 2: the question, well why we went back? Well, let me
Speaker 2: tell you. Okay. So when we went up initially, you know,
Speaker 2: there was no there was no radiation belt. We went
Speaker 2: right through that. Last time we tried to go with like,
Speaker 2: oh shit, what is this. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: It cooked niggas. We didn't tell anybody about that mission.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying. We just let the niggas
Speaker 2: get cooked. Okay. So we were like, okay, so now
Speaker 2: we got to figure out how to get to this
Speaker 2: radiation belt. All right, Now we figured it out, all right, Now,
Speaker 2: I know what you wonder. We knew what a slipstream was,
Speaker 2: the catapult us around it. So you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: all we gotta do is making it to the slipstream. Hey,
Speaker 2: you know, wrap us right around the moon, you know,
Speaker 2: shoot us right back to Earth and said it makes
Speaker 2: sense to me.
Speaker 4: It's like yeah, and that be it.
Speaker 2: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: We the colored ribbon that represents like signs and moon
Speaker 1: travel and then everyone will wear it. Now you can't
Speaker 1: question it or you'll get shot. We are the people,
Speaker 1: by the way that the communists would shoot first.
Speaker 3: So I do love like of that old footage, this
Speaker 3: footage of who's the goofy one who's always spilling the beans.
Speaker 3: Oh buzz yeah, buzz Okay, So there's video of him
Speaker 3: testing the lander they had, you know, they had a
Speaker 3: test lander on Earth that they had to see if
Speaker 3: they could fucking maneuver at all. And like he just
Speaker 3: wrecks the fucking thing. Like they never successfully tested that
Speaker 3: fucking lander on planet Earth before they fucking shifted to
Speaker 3: the Moon. Not one time. Every time they did, the
Speaker 3: fucking thing blew up or crashed or had some fucked
Speaker 3: up thing. It was wild.
Speaker 4: Would you I'm gonna read some quotes from my book
Speaker 4: The Octopus of Global Control about NASA. Here's from buzz
Speaker 4: quote it's real easy to manufacture what you think the
Speaker 4: people want to hear, but that's not very honest. During
Speaker 4: the National or NASA promotional video the next generation spacecraft
Speaker 4: will enable America to explore beyond low Earth orbit, here's
Speaker 4: Kelly Smith, NASA engineer, discussing the upcoming Orion mission in
Speaker 4: twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 4: As we get further away from Earth, we'll pass through
Speaker 4: the Van Allen radiation Belt, an area of dangerous radiation.
Speaker 4: Radiation like this can harm the guidance system. On board
Speaker 4: computers or other electronics on Orion. Naturally, we have to
Speaker 4: pass through this danger zone twice, once up and once back,
Speaker 4: but Orion has protection. Shielding will be put to the
Speaker 4: test as the vehicle cuts through waves of radiation. Sensors
Speaker 4: board will record radiation levels for scientists to study. Listen
Speaker 4: to this part. We must solve these challenges before we
Speaker 4: send people through this region of space. Kelly Smith, NASA Engineer,
Speaker 4: twenty fourteen.
Speaker 2: It's unmanned, so I mean, yeah, he probably should have
Speaker 2: put there was a gap before. That's what he probably
Speaker 2: should have Here.
Speaker 4: Here's a quote from Colonel Terry Urtz, US Air Force
Speaker 4: International Space Station commander during an interview while inside the
Speaker 4: International Space Station.
Speaker 2: Quote.
Speaker 4: Right now, we can only fly in low Earth orbit.
Speaker 4: That's the farthest we can go. He's giving that. That's
Speaker 4: on video. You can watch it. I found it. It's
Speaker 4: in there. Here's an interview with with Kelly. Astronaut Kate
Speaker 4: Rubins quote, the kinds of technology that we are testing
Speaker 4: out on the space station are definitely helping us with
Speaker 4: our goals of going beyond low Earth orbit.
Speaker 3: So I had a question, so this artist too, They
Speaker 3: fucking go up there, and they go into lower thorbit
Speaker 3: for a couple of rotations, and then how the fuck
Speaker 3: did they get out of lower thorbit? Did they like
Speaker 3: slingshot like in Star Trek when they went around the
Speaker 3: Moon and back in time, or.
Speaker 4: We didn't go that's how that happens. Here's here's Bryant
Speaker 4: Gumbel interviewing Michael Collins, the unlikable Bryant Gumbele. I mentioned
Speaker 4: because he is really unlikable. Mike Collins, But for a day,
Speaker 4: how often are you reminded of your achievement? Michael Collins,
Speaker 4: one of the three astronauts here His response, Well, if
Speaker 4: I go out back and look up at the sky
Speaker 4: and see the moon, either I can remember where I
Speaker 4: was twenty years ago, or I can pretend I've never
Speaker 4: been there. It works for me. Either way.
Speaker 1: I don't even get what that would mean, except that
Speaker 1: like exactly what it seems to mean.
Speaker 4: Here's here's sixty minutes. Reporter Ed Bradley to Neil Armstrong,
Speaker 4: you sometimes seem uncomfortable with your celebrity that you'd rather
Speaker 4: not have all this attention. Armstrong's response, No, I just
Speaker 4: don't deserve it. You're the first man to walk on
Speaker 4: the moon. If anybody would deserve the attention of the world,
Speaker 4: it would be you. Right, Why do you think Neil
Speaker 4: Armstrong drank himself to death and didn't deserve the attention
Speaker 4: because they fu He might.
Speaker 2: Have been having some so he might have been having
Speaker 2: some issues at Haus or something because.
Speaker 4: He had a guilty conscience for faking the world that
Speaker 4: they walked on the.
Speaker 1: Moon, which he might have. Some of these people might
Speaker 1: have been doing it for like, oh, we need this
Speaker 1: and this is why, and it's this critical mission and
Speaker 1: you can play this role and then we really are
Speaker 1: going to go, we swear, but like, for now, we
Speaker 1: just need you to pretend. And they get caught up
Speaker 1: or something, and then years go by and they're like,
Speaker 1: hold on, why isn't this change yet, or why am
Speaker 1: I still pretending? I can't imagine how horrible that would feel.
Speaker 4: Well, and of course they're threatened, I mean without saying
Speaker 4: like they burned Gus Grissom's ass. He hung a lemon
Speaker 4: in there and they killed him and the other guys
Speaker 4: with him as an example, so NASA's gangster, don't kid yourself,
Speaker 4: kill you.
Speaker 1: You can't come out of the like black magic history
Speaker 1: they have and not be gangster.
Speaker 4: No, man, their roots are fucking Nazis and.
Speaker 1: Like summoning demons and ship like.
Speaker 4: I mean straight up, they were the Yeah, they were
Speaker 4: like the esoteric Nazis. Like the scariest ones too, like
Speaker 4: the scientific leaning ones. Not the ones that were just
Speaker 4: like in trench warfare. These are the ones that were
Speaker 4: in the laboratories and in the in the Jepp propulsory
Speaker 4: laboratories and things like that. Man, scary dudes, some.
Speaker 1: Sex magic ratuals and yikes. I'm like, oh, we succeeded.
Speaker 1: We brought the intelligence through. I'm like, oh, is that
Speaker 1: what we're calling demons these days? That's nice. That's a
Speaker 1: good euphemism the intelligence.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well yeah, yeah, well, I mean speaking of that,
Speaker 2: I mean I know that, uh we spoke about it, Brinkley,
Speaker 2: but I know Charlie Lindsay, y'all heard that, Uh they
Speaker 2: had got some of the prominent pastors together to talk
Speaker 2: to them about how they were going to explain to
Speaker 2: their congregation about this alien drop this on the way.
Speaker 4: So what's funny about that is that I get a
Speaker 4: message from Scott Armstrong. He goes, Dude, did you know
Speaker 4: that that meeting took place with Tony Merkele at an
Speaker 4: Airbnb that he rented, and that he was.
Speaker 1: Like, wait, what did you ask Tony Merkle.
Speaker 4: So then I watched the video of Tony and the
Speaker 4: guys talking about it. Yeah, yeah, it wasn't it when
Speaker 4: I first heard it. When I first heard the the
Speaker 4: you know, a bunch of pastors brought together and given disclosure,
Speaker 4: you know, like I went, oh, that sounds really super
Speaker 4: sketchy and fishy. The way Tony described it, it was
Speaker 4: less sketchy and fishy, and I didn't feel bad about
Speaker 4: it at all after that once you sort of understand
Speaker 4: the backstory. First of all, for those who don't know,
Speaker 4: Tony Merkele was the engineer. He's the producer of Macro Aggression,
Speaker 4: my show for five years, and so I mean I
Speaker 4: talked to him three times a week for four or
Speaker 4: five years, and uh, and he's like one of the
Speaker 4: best people in the world. So he would never be
Speaker 4: involved in anything like nefarious. He wouldn't take money from
Speaker 4: somebody to promote something that you just wouldn't do it,
Speaker 4: and they didn't. And so what they were talking about.
Speaker 4: I was listening to the guys who one of the
Speaker 4: guys who was in the meeting, and it it didn't
Speaker 4: it didn't strike me like they were being well, first
Speaker 4: of all, didn't sound like they're being told anything that
Speaker 4: Tony Merkel doesn't already know. He's been chasing dog Man
Speaker 4: in the woods, okay, So it's not like you're gonna
Speaker 4: drop some information on him that he's like, holy shit,
Speaker 4: like he's been to Skinwalker or a Spaceball franch which
Speaker 4: is next to Skinwalker Ranch. He's seen some things, right,
Speaker 4: I mean, he understands the paranormal. So it's not like
Speaker 4: they're gonna they're gonna tell him what's going on. And
Speaker 4: it wasn't apparently it wasn't one of those meetings. It
Speaker 4: was just it's best if if you find the Tony
Speaker 4: Merkle video of it, it's a group video. It's like
Speaker 4: there's like five of them on it. Five guys on it,
Speaker 4: And I didn't know any of the other guys except
Speaker 4: for Tony. They all seem reasonable. They weren't. They were
Speaker 4: in some way. One guy I think was a pastor,
Speaker 4: but even he was like he wasn't like he wasn't
Speaker 4: like Trump's pastor dancing around anything. He's like a totally
Speaker 4: reasonable guy, you know, he wasn't. I don't know. It didn't.
Speaker 4: It didn't. The headline made me think that there was
Speaker 4: something there, and once I heard Tony describe it, it
Speaker 4: didn't sound like anything, and it didn't actually sound like
Speaker 4: government was prepping the pastors for disclosure. That to me,
Speaker 4: when I hear that, I think Net and Yahoo prepping
Speaker 4: the pastors with what to say, and so I have
Speaker 4: that whole, like really bad image in my head of
Speaker 4: like them prepping the pastors, prepping the pastors for what
Speaker 4: to say. And from what Tony described, it wasn't that.
Speaker 4: And I don't think these guys were from the government.
Speaker 4: Maybe they were from some secret age. I don't know
Speaker 4: that's what it was. It was less impressive than I
Speaker 4: thought it was going.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like the way people were passing it around, it
Speaker 1: sounded like it was literally Israel. They had gathered pastors
Speaker 1: and they were prepping them, and they're saying, go, get ready,
Speaker 1: you're gonna have to tell your congregation that the aliens
Speaker 1: are our gods and they created us, and the Bibles
Speaker 1: about aliens and all this stuff. And yeah, maybe some
Speaker 1: of that was sort of part of the message, but
Speaker 1: it yeah. It turned out to just be like a
Speaker 1: group of people who happened to hear something from another person.
Speaker 1: I was like, oh, well, that's way less impressive. I mean, like,
Speaker 1: you know that there's people out there who would love
Speaker 1: for everyone to believe that physical aliens came created us
Speaker 1: and are our gods. But but I don't think yet
Speaker 1: that Israel's quite prepping us for that.
Speaker 4: Well, the one guy who I think was like a pastor,
Speaker 4: he was saying, I don't know, like because they're saying
Speaker 4: like whenever somebody sits you down. They were just see
Speaker 4: the reason why I didn't think it was there was
Speaker 4: a it was a nothing burger was because they were
Speaker 4: sitting there, like, my first instinct is this is a
Speaker 4: syop and we're all being set up, And everyone was
Speaker 4: like exactly like they're all So that was the first
Speaker 4: place they went was this is we're walking into a trap.
Speaker 4: This is some sort of weird syop, and they want
Speaker 4: us to go say something to our people about disclosure.
Speaker 4: So they went in with like with their guards up,
Speaker 4: but they kind of Tony knew one of the guys
Speaker 4: and thought he was all right, and and and they
Speaker 4: came out of it going all right, Well, first of all,
Speaker 4: it wasn't that. It wasn't what we thought it could be.
Speaker 4: And the pastor guy kind of joked around. He's like,
Speaker 4: you know, it's like, you know, it doesn't matter what
Speaker 4: kind of meeting I go to, whatever they whatever new idea.
Speaker 4: Let's say they had a new idea and they want
Speaker 4: to talk to me about it. He goes, when it
Speaker 4: comes to what I preach about, I preach about Jesus
Speaker 4: Christ and that's it, Like that's my guide thing, and
Speaker 4: I don't and I don't get bogged down in other stuff.
Speaker 4: And I just focused on that and that's all I'm
Speaker 4: ever gonna do. And it was like that guy. So
Speaker 4: that guy was like, so if it is a syop
Speaker 4: and they're trying to prep me for it, I don't
Speaker 4: talk about that's the wrong guy. Yeah, I'm just not
Speaker 4: gonna do it. And a lot of them when Tony's
Speaker 4: like Tony's like, I mean I talk about dog Man,
Speaker 4: you know, like, what are you gonna do? You're not,
Speaker 4: You're there's nothing you can tell Tony Merkle that he
Speaker 4: hasn't that that is gonna be any worse than the
Speaker 4: stuff he's already experienced. Because he's told me, like the
Speaker 4: crazy stuff he saw Space full French. Actually know he
Speaker 4: filmed it, which is I watched his video on.
Speaker 1: It even better. Yeah, I just it's if you're any congrege,
Speaker 1: Like if you're in any congregation you have any spiritual
Speaker 1: leader at all, and that person comes and like tells
Speaker 1: you to think in a new way all of a
Speaker 1: sudden and tells you to like leave the path that
Speaker 1: you've sort of been on all of the like, you
Speaker 1: should always question that. I'd be weird to be in
Speaker 1: a congregation have your pastors show up and be like,
Speaker 1: all right, you guys is what I learned, like Aliens
Speaker 1: or Jesus, and we're all gonna worship them now, and
Speaker 1: you just like go along with it. Like that'd be
Speaker 1: so weird. But I guess that's what some people are like,
Speaker 1: so it's probably gonna happen unfortunately.
Speaker 4: Well, also part of I must also say this, part
Speaker 4: of the reason why they wanted to talk to Tony.
Speaker 4: Tony's very is a Christian and he's very He's sort
Speaker 4: of getting into that a lot more now too. It's
Speaker 4: in fact, I think they probably reached out to him
Speaker 4: more so because of that angle than than the paranormal stuff.
Speaker 4: I mean, but maybe they know maybe they didn't know
Speaker 4: that he has like a PhD in the paranormal, but
Speaker 4: they knew him as like a Christian guy who's who's
Speaker 4: he's always been that, and he's not. He's not like
Speaker 4: an overbearing Christian guy. He's not very pushy. He doesn't
Speaker 4: do any of that. Or you know, we Tony and
Speaker 4: I have never had a single argument. We work together
Speaker 4: very well for five years. Never told me what to say,
Speaker 4: never told me what not to say.
Speaker 1: I honestly, I'm all the Christians I've ever known, like,
Speaker 1: I've only known like two out of thousands that have
Speaker 1: ever been the pushy kind, like most of you wouldn't
Speaker 1: even know they were Christian.
Speaker 4: No, no, but Tony's one of those guys who leads
Speaker 4: by example. You see his behavior and how he is,
Speaker 4: and you go, well, whatever he believes, I'm probably more
Speaker 4: inclined to believe it because I like the way he
Speaker 4: is it's going to be.
Speaker 1: I always get confused when people go into any sort
Speaker 1: of religion and start fucking it up, like the women
Speaker 1: who are trying to be like the archbishops of the
Speaker 1: Catholic Church or whatever. I'm like, why just go be
Speaker 1: in like any religion that likes women spiritual leaders, Like,
Speaker 1: why do you have to like ruin something that's been
Speaker 1: around for so long and done things in this way
Speaker 1: just because of your own selfish pride?
Speaker 2: Equality? Lazy? It is time for him to be an archbishop.
Speaker 4: You've seen it. Time's rived. You've seen the meme of
Speaker 4: the It's where it's two pictures and it's like a
Speaker 4: stick of butter and it's like man photographing the object
Speaker 4: and it's like object stick of butter, woman photographing the object,
Speaker 4: and it's like three quarters of it is her face
Speaker 4: and like barely the stick of butter, and she's like
Speaker 4: standing in front of her. That is what I envision
Speaker 4: every time there's a certain and of course that meme
Speaker 4: gets thrown around online when there's some girl who's doing
Speaker 4: the doing the meme, of course, and it happens all
Speaker 4: the time, and it's super funny every time you see it.
Speaker 4: But it's so true. Yeah, hey, well.
Speaker 2: Look look they just trying to they're just trying to
Speaker 2: let everybody know that, hey, we can do the same
Speaker 2: or similar things that mean can do.
Speaker 4: All right, we're.
Speaker 2: Qualified to be in these spaces.
Speaker 4: The Supreme Court. Apparently, I haven't seen much evidence that
Speaker 4: you can do the same that the winman on the
Speaker 4: Supreme Court are worth of of worth a damn, especially
Speaker 4: the ladies on there.
Speaker 1: Now, Katanji, she doesn't even know what her own sex is.
Speaker 4: She doesn't know a woman. I don't know.
Speaker 1: I'm not qualified to say so. I'm like, I think
Speaker 1: you have a vagina and tits. I think you're qualified
Speaker 1: to say so. I think like a five year old's
Speaker 1: qualified to say. They get into education and are told
Speaker 1: weird ship and then all of a sudden, it's very confusing.
Speaker 1: But before then, like all kids know, but she doesn't.
Speaker 4: She's got magic powers. Well this one is crazy, by
Speaker 4: the way, which is kind of funny.
Speaker 2: Still rastling with it, with that, with that idea of
Speaker 2: what that is, uh well what a woman is it?
Speaker 2: Still with that idea, So I guess we're gonna be
Speaker 2: coming up. Uh, the races are gonna start up right
Speaker 2: here shortly, aren't they? Midterms?
Speaker 4: Are people's names in the in the.
Speaker 1: Governor Republican governor California elothing that cocksucker?
Speaker 4: Oh is he?
Speaker 1: What are the how is there going to be Republican governors.
Speaker 1: And how is Kevin Newson saying He's gonna not let
Speaker 1: that happen no matter what I'm like, isn't that illegal? Like,
Speaker 1: don't you have to if people vote in a Republican governor? Okay,
Speaker 1: He's like, no, we will never let that happen.
Speaker 2: I'm like, I'm gonna block it, blockade this ship said,
Speaker 2: we're gonna engage in Mortal Kombat. You know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: Chinese from each side and then whoever's left. You know
Speaker 2: what I'm saying. That's I mean, that's the victor. It's like,
Speaker 2: and trust me, we're gonna be the victor. To be
Speaker 2: out there trying to take him out before the tournament,
Speaker 2: it looked like the damn video game. You know what
Speaker 2: I'm saying. It's like, come on, man, hey, that's what
Speaker 2: That's what Gabon said. I say, man, if we need
Speaker 2: to get dirty and nasty, he said, I'm I'm I'm
Speaker 2: there for it. You know what I'm saying, I'm here
Speaker 2: to get busy. That's what Gavin said. Any any and
Speaker 2: he's supposed to be putting his name in the hat
Speaker 2: for the presidency right here. Shortly, He's going to announce it.
Speaker 2: Right's running, Right, he's going to run twenty twenty eight?
Speaker 3: Right, you got the fuck up with your dirty mouth, nigga,
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 2: They ain't got nobody used to put out there, So
Speaker 2: I figure got to get him che after running.
Speaker 4: Oh godle I hope.
Speaker 1: They do it.
Speaker 2: Whoa, Hey, she might be able to finally make a
Speaker 2: change because she ain't got one bill passed. It's you
Speaker 2: know what's crazy is that? How long has she been in?
Speaker 2: There's eight twelve years? How long has she been in
Speaker 2: eight years?
Speaker 4: Oh? For one hundred and twenty eight? Just what I'm saying,
Speaker 4: she is something like that. She's her ideas are immediately gone.
Speaker 4: They're really bad universally. Every time she just.
Speaker 1: Makes shut up like the revolution was fought against the
Speaker 1: billionaires of the time.
Speaker 2: Like, okay, hey doesn't say I hate capitalism more than
Speaker 2: the fuck a one hundred and twenty five dollars shirt. You
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying, it's a it's fucking seventy five
Speaker 2: dollars shores. It's like, come on, girl, I thought you
Speaker 2: said you hate it capitalism. Look how much your shit is.
Speaker 1: She'll eat her lunch on the floor.
Speaker 4: Stream They have to do anything.
Speaker 1: Oh humble, she's so humble and so smart. She should
Speaker 1: be president. She has a vagina? What else do you need?
Speaker 2: Okay, that is free? What is woman there? Women? Women
Speaker 2: don't necessarily have to have vaginas women have.
Speaker 4: You know what, if you're going to become the president
Speaker 4: of the United States, you're gonna need to submit to
Speaker 4: a full.
Speaker 3: They should be getting X rayed for like Chinese spy
Speaker 3: devices and started up there.
Speaker 2: You got it, No, don't worry it just be that.
Speaker 2: Just be fucking the Chinese spy. Dumb ass. I can't
Speaker 2: remember who the guy was. You thought that lang Ling
Speaker 2: was in the you dog? Come on, man, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm old man. I got this chick is hot. But
Speaker 2: I was like, what she Chinese.
Speaker 4: Mayor?
Speaker 1: There was a mayor in California. It was a Chinese spy.
Speaker 1: I'm like, you guys, get fucking serious about life.
Speaker 4: What the fuck? Trap?
Speaker 2: Many?
Speaker 3: How many years did she just pass through the cracks
Speaker 3: to get to that position?
Speaker 4: Like nobody yards of dick together a nigga sign her
Speaker 4: final mission of eric wwell that juice bag.
Speaker 1: And it's literally so that leftists can be like, I'm
Speaker 1: a good person because I thought it for a China person, Like,
Speaker 1: that's how retarded it is. They're like, just that's all
Speaker 1: that matters. This is a female Chinese person, and therefore
Speaker 1: I'm good. Who cares what she does? Believes?
Speaker 2: Hey, look, my first my first thing that they'll want
Speaker 2: to ask, you know. When I see the chinaman, I
Speaker 2: was like, can I see you your your family roots?
Speaker 2: Because if I see that you from the mainland, nigga,
Speaker 2: heyll no, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Hey, here's Hong Kong is kind of China light, Well.
Speaker 2: China took Hong Kong. Man, Yeah, here's here's what the
Speaker 2: deal is. Okay, my damn bigotry kicked in, NIGGI, you
Speaker 2: can't run the ship kicked. Look man, look, I know
Speaker 2: that it was contented character, but I got to go
Speaker 2: off the color of your skin right now because and
Speaker 2: you say you may land were I mean.
Speaker 4: I would link up with, you know, with the other
Speaker 4: whites that would be different. And this is this is
Speaker 4: it's now or never. It's life or death. We're voting
Speaker 4: in prison.
Speaker 2: I can't take the chances. Look, man, you can't take
Speaker 2: no chances. Look, man, if you something, yeah, if you
Speaker 2: some white Dude, there's a day of congressman or a
Speaker 2: senator or something, and some Chinese woman tries to come
Speaker 2: give you some pussy.
Speaker 4: No, ma'am, you're walking into a trap.
Speaker 2: Dude. No, ma'am. You know it's hot too.
Speaker 1: No, it's the same too. If someone asked you out
Speaker 1: for a drink or dinner and they're asking you questions
Speaker 1: about what you do, shut up, don't like by now,
Speaker 1: don't you know the drill?
Speaker 2: Well? You do, Oh, you know work for the US.
Speaker 4: Oh really, what's that?
Speaker 6: Like?
Speaker 2: I just go to working jacket every day. That's all
Speaker 2: I do. I mean, I don't actually have to do anything.
Speaker 2: Every once in a while they want me to go
Speaker 2: sit in those meetings where they really get down to
Speaker 2: the bottom of things. We grill. People said, hey, you
Speaker 2: know the Fauci didn't you support gain a function research?
Speaker 2: He says, I don't know. I got right here that
Speaker 2: you did. And then everybody leaves and goes have lunch.
Speaker 2: And I was like, well, let mean together, yeah. I
Speaker 2: was like, well, hold on, is somebody going to jail?
Speaker 2: They're like, oh no, we just we just got to
Speaker 2: do this.
Speaker 1: Every once in a while we ask a question.
Speaker 2: To earn our key, earn our key, which I thought
Speaker 2: I seen something where they said that the that the
Speaker 2: the senator's congressman whatever. They said they were going to
Speaker 2: suspend their pay in the future if they had a
Speaker 2: government shut down as well. I don't know if that's
Speaker 2: true or not.
Speaker 1: That would be a simple way to keep everything functioning better.
Speaker 2: They said that they may suspend their pay, So we'll.
Speaker 1: Just suspend their pay anytime things aren't getting measurably better
Speaker 1: for all the American citizens.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and the reason why the would suspend their pay
Speaker 2: is because they're making all that money on the back
Speaker 2: end from all these people who are probing them. So
Speaker 2: we appreciate everybody for being with us on datecy right, Oh,
Speaker 2: my goodness, my goodness. We're gonna go through the round table.
Speaker 2: We're gonna see if anybody's got anything new for us, Charlie.
Speaker 4: And go ahead and kick it off. I am pleased
Speaker 4: to announce I will be in Serbia in August for
Speaker 4: liber Pulko. I will be running the stage there Liberland
Speaker 4: Arc Village in Serbia. Go check it out August thirteenth
Speaker 4: through the fifteen. Speakers include Jed Lanka, who's the president
Speaker 4: of Liberland. Who's super cool guy. He let me see
Speaker 4: his diplomatic passport when I had dinner with him in Mexico.
Speaker 4: Jeff Berwick will be there, Gathayke, Doc Malick, Max Egan,
Speaker 4: Mark Devlin, Christian jordanev all the Liberland government people. So
Speaker 4: if you want to get passport citizenship, you can do that.
Speaker 4: We'll be there. So that's it. I've never been Serbia.
Speaker 4: I get to go.
Speaker 1: It's awesome. It's nice to hear Mark Devlin's name again.
Speaker 4: Oh I saw it. Do you know him? Yeah, he's
Speaker 4: he's awesome. He's very serious, you know. But I saw
Speaker 4: his presentation in Mexico in twenty nineteen called No More Heroes,
Speaker 4: and then I had him on He was on one
Speaker 4: of the very first Macroaggressions episodes Wow. And then I
Speaker 4: introduced him to the stage earlier this year in Mexico.
Speaker 4: Instead that when I watched his presentation in twenty nineteen,
Speaker 4: I was sitting next to Ole Damnaguard and and we
Speaker 4: got when he got done with his presentation. Our one
Speaker 4: complaint was that he didn't have enough time. And so
Speaker 4: in the interest of giving him as much time as possible,
Speaker 4: please welcome Mark Devilin you know what I mean. So
Speaker 4: like I wanted him to because I had five minutes
Speaker 4: to introduce people, and I did his in thirty seconds
Speaker 4: so he could get up there and have more time.
Speaker 4: Because his shit is so fucking good. Yeah, he's Truth
Speaker 4: Volume one, two, and three. The books that are out
Speaker 4: are great, super good.
Speaker 1: He was one of the first j on Roguesoul as well.
Speaker 1: So I haven't talked to him since then, which is
Speaker 1: probably like seven years ago.
Speaker 4: You should, you should, you should talk to him. I
Speaker 4: know he's he's doing a lot of talking these days,
Speaker 4: but he's also a DJ who does a lot of events.
Speaker 4: He'll be DJing a party at Leverpolco, so I'll get
Speaker 4: a chance to see him again. He DJed at an
Speaker 4: Arca Polko as well. They had a nice setup there
Speaker 4: for him.
Speaker 2: That's cool, Okay, So we'll be in Serbia. Whenever I
Speaker 2: here Serbia, I think eight foot of snow, Lindzyn, there.
Speaker 4: Won't be any snow there.
Speaker 1: I just had a few episodes come out on Heather
Speaker 1: Teshes Beyond. You go check those out. Tonight. Have an
Speaker 1: episode coming out on Rogue Soul about how liberals are
Speaker 1: sick mentally unwell, emotionally unwell at all measures possible. Over
Speaker 1: the past, since the nineteen seventies, every study ever done
Speaker 1: has shown that they're also less intelligent, unhappier, and that
Speaker 1: conservatives are the opposite. They have better relationships, they're more intelligent,
Speaker 1: they're more emotionally mentally well. And it's not actually about conservatism.
Speaker 1: It's just about not being an idiot so and about
Speaker 1: how you can heal yourself and become better and better
Speaker 1: as you age and not make the mistakes of liberalism.
Speaker 1: So that's coming out tonight. You can always find Rogue
Speaker 1: Soul on every podcast platform, Rumble and all the other
Speaker 1: places that suppressed me and all my stuffs at roguesesol
Speaker 1: dot org.
Speaker 4: Check it out there. It is.
Speaker 2: Of course, we got Corey Hues dot org. Corey's got
Speaker 2: a book one of History, Volume one Court. Are we
Speaker 2: getting volume two in the next few weeks. Are we
Speaker 2: gonna get it before June? Yeah, we're gonna get it
Speaker 2: before Gene, Okay, And at that point in time, I
Speaker 2: know you're working. You're still working on potential uh hardcovers
Speaker 2: of the book if I'm correct. So I know some
Speaker 2: people out there who want that signature Okay, that famous
Speaker 2: signature uh huh.
Speaker 3: That's coming from Amazon blows. So I'm trying not to
Speaker 3: use them for the hardcovers because they suck ass.
Speaker 2: Literally, there it goes. They suck ass bloody history. That
Speaker 2: sub stake. God make sure you're getting all your World
Speaker 2: War two history from him me x Q four twenty
Speaker 2: dot com. We appreciate everybody for being with us on
Speaker 2: this episode of Days. You're we'na catchyall next week for
Speaker 2: Day two thirty five. So