Speaker 1: Good morning or afternoon. It is May nineteenth, twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: about eleven thirty three am here, and we are getting
Speaker 1: started now. Today we are going to go through some big, big,
Speaker 1: big news weird stuff around the internet Instagrams. We're when
Speaker 1: I go through the rundown of all the weird stuff
Speaker 1: I find on Instagram while I'm scrolling more proofs than
Speaker 1: the things that I've been talking about, randomly just appearing
Speaker 1: in reconfirming all the things that we suspect. Unfortunately, doesn't
Speaker 1: really spell anything good for us. And of course, always
Speaker 1: history that sets you free, at least upstairs in your head.
Speaker 1: You've got to do something active in order to set
Speaker 1: yourself free everywhere else, in every other aspect at least. Uh,
Speaker 1: the mind garbage won't be as easy to swallow for
Speaker 1: you anymore. All right, Hopefully latency will no longer be
Speaker 1: a problem once I get this allow thing installed. The
Speaker 1: streaming latency is pretty awful here, all right, Well, before
Speaker 1: we get started started, let me show you some things.
Speaker 1: Let me show you something else. I will I will
Speaker 1: start this in a second. But this is from the Instagram.
Speaker 1: I'm from the Patriot account. Got going on? Okay, So
Speaker 1: I'm not reading from there yet. I'm reading from my
Speaker 1: phone here something that I wrote. I've mentioned the mission
Speaker 1: statement prior, but I've added to it and I'm redoing
Speaker 1: it again because it needs to be known to people
Speaker 1: who are new and kind of get an idea of
Speaker 1: what's going on here. Why we waste our time here?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 1: So time energy care am introducing the topic with something else. Time, energy,
Speaker 1: care and creative emotion go into that which is genuine.
Speaker 1: When someone cooks and has that connection to the process,
Speaker 1: tasting and dialing in the essence, bringing it to perfection,
Speaker 1: and knows their work is going to be enjoyed by others,
Speaker 1: that's a true and valuable gift they given you. Same
Speaker 1: with something they painted, sculpted, invented, or renovated. But going
Speaker 1: back to the first example, that's why having dinner with
Speaker 1: your family, not at a restaurant, but at your home
Speaker 1: where your grandma, your mom, your dad, whomever would cook.
Speaker 1: Those are meaningful moments. Those are bonding moments. The reason,
Speaker 1: most of the reason has to do with the fact
Speaker 1: of all the care that was put into the preparation.
Speaker 1: It does energize you, it does fill you with the
Speaker 1: intent of the person, the care that they have for you.
Speaker 1: I'm only so, what do you think is better for
Speaker 1: you than mass produced junk or something that is hand
Speaker 1: crafted with that same level of passion that your family
Speaker 1: members would have and making something perfect because they care
Speaker 1: about what they create and they care about the quality.
Speaker 1: I'm always appreciative of someone who offers me something. I'm
Speaker 1: deeply touched when they offer something that they poured their
Speaker 1: care into their heart and soul. The difference between pizza
Speaker 1: delivery and someone spending half the day making dough and
Speaker 1: sauce from scratch, shreading cheese and maybe even having their
Speaker 1: kids or grandkids helping them. That's where the magic is.
Speaker 1: That's when the gift they offered truly energizes you with
Speaker 1: the human spirit and you feel as if you are
Speaker 1: communion with the benevolent creator in us all. You feel
Speaker 1: the warmth of the sun in your heart. The smile
Speaker 1: can't be suppressed because it's in your soul. It's your
Speaker 1: soul that's smiling. Archaeological worldview, here's the amount of information.
Speaker 1: So remember I talked about this before. This is the
Speaker 1: way that the the controllers, the overlords would have you
Speaker 1: will treat you and talk to you. At least they're
Speaker 1: not talking to you and saying this to you directly,
Speaker 1: but this is their attitude. Here's the amount of information
Speaker 1: your soft heads of limited comprehension can handle. Here's what
Speaker 1: we'll tell you, and you will accept what we tell you.
Speaker 1: It sounds familiar because we've been telling you the same
Speaker 1: thing all your life, through school, television and movies. We
Speaker 1: administered to you like a prescription. It's been so thorough
Speaker 1: to where now you identify with an artificial worldview we
Speaker 1: programmed you with. There's plenty more solid historical finds out there,
Speaker 1: archaeological rediscoveries not mentioned in school and pop culture, and
Speaker 1: if they are, they're attacked, shunned, and dismissed by the
Speaker 1: control arm mechanism of the artificial society. If you knew
Speaker 1: what all the evidence spread across vast distances and many
Speaker 1: former kingdoms on multiple continent has truly pointed to a shot,
Speaker 1: a shock wave would be felt through the world, rattling
Speaker 1: our cages so violently that they would open and free
Speaker 1: us from our servitude to the malicious parasite, this fake
Speaker 1: banking institution that has marked us all for extinction. Ballbusters
Speaker 1: isn't just historical analyzes. It's an adventure of archaeology, putting
Speaker 1: us back in touch with our ancestry deeper truths, and
Speaker 1: it's training to hear the voices of the past resonating
Speaker 1: loudly through everything they left behind for us. We analyze everything.
Speaker 1: We look for patterns of behavior, and it can identify
Speaker 1: the villains of mankind better than if we had a
Speaker 1: bloody fingerprint at their crime scenes. We study books, news
Speaker 1: and current events to help train ourselves to see the
Speaker 1: deceptions working on us at present and how they relate
Speaker 1: to the great deceptions of the past. We cut through
Speaker 1: their smoke and get to the heart of their sly
Speaker 1: cryptic message. We see the scheme without getting lost in
Speaker 1: the misdirection and salesmanship. Others willfully appease their concerns with
Speaker 1: like They might know it's a lie, but they it's
Speaker 1: a pretty lie, so they'll go with that. Ballbuster's mission
Speaker 1: is simple to familiarize ourselves with the reality that's been
Speaker 1: withheld from us, so that we may see everything for
Speaker 1: what it and they truly are. We want to build
Speaker 1: a strong and wise community that cannot be fooled anymore
Speaker 1: and who and who understand how to help free others
Speaker 1: from the cold grip of fatal delusion. We've been sold
Speaker 1: theological and told it's archaeological. We will never know any
Speaker 1: better if we don't track down all the evidence and
Speaker 1: analyze it for ourselves. Sold a deadly soul. I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: We've been sold a deadly soul destroying system of perpetual
Speaker 1: and increasing illness and told it's the best healthcare we
Speaker 1: can hope for. We are entrapped by a malicious and
Speaker 1: lesser entity, and it's time we shake off our amnesia
Speaker 1: and remember who we truly are. This is what this
Speaker 1: channel's purpose is and has been since day one. Oh
Speaker 1: and in my free time, I make the world's best
Speaker 1: hot sauce that's been enjoyed by people on all continents.
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Speaker 1: dot com. This channel is dedicated to truth in all things.
Speaker 1: We're big boys and girls, and we should be treated
Speaker 1: with the respect that only truth can deliver. All right, now,
Speaker 1: we'll read all right, so it says my daughter has
Speaker 1: her honorable ceremony tomorrow. That was today, and I'm here
Speaker 1: now and we get to be there for it. So
Speaker 1: I'll be starting the broadcast afterward, and we did read
Speaker 1: about right on time, And thank you for being awesome
Speaker 1: and for understanding what this channel is. I actively decipher
Speaker 1: to code, breakdown and cut through the BS that's been
Speaker 1: fed to us. Some of this is going to sound
Speaker 1: familiar from all directions, so we will help others to
Speaker 1: do this on their own and see the routine deceptions
Speaker 1: in all their forms, especially from those areas least expected
Speaker 1: as deceivers. So these the places where you trust the most,
Speaker 1: is where the biggest lies that will affect you the
Speaker 1: most will be residing. This is a historical truth broadcast,
Speaker 1: but also a PEP rally, a call to all to
Speaker 1: unite as a strong community, an and extended family, a
Speaker 1: challenge for us to display nobility and integrity and to
Speaker 1: lead by example, to be guardians, protectors, and stewards of
Speaker 1: the world's good people and the innocent. When I see
Speaker 1: a cleverly woven lie in my analysis of something, I
Speaker 1: present it to you with a justified level of outrage
Speaker 1: over the audacity of these evil efforts and acts. I
Speaker 1: warn of the other, I warn of the dangers and
Speaker 1: provide better solutions, like with health and a healthier outlook
Speaker 1: and mindset from these examples where I point out the deceptions.
Speaker 1: My goal is that it will make you and myself
Speaker 1: more equipped to see these potential threats and not fall
Speaker 1: for a deadly lie. If we can be fooled and
Speaker 1: we notice, the foolders eventually will walk away from these
Speaker 1: institutions and mechanisms of the system because they will lose
Speaker 1: all that unearned credibility we've been conditioned to afford them
Speaker 1: without scrutiny before. If we don't hold up their schemes
Speaker 1: with our own human energy, if we walk away and
Speaker 1: are no longer under their spell of influence, the malicious
Speaker 1: system will collapse onto itself. It will implode without our participation.
Speaker 1: It can do nothing it it operates on our energy.
Speaker 1: We are the gas in their tank. I'm siphoning from
Speaker 1: that reservoir what I can so that your energy can
Speaker 1: be yours for more productive, self and nation empowering endeavors.
Speaker 1: We do stuff here. It's not infotainment, but I do
Speaker 1: try to make it somewhat entertaining and amusing, because we're
Speaker 1: dynamic creatures and we need more than just one thing
Speaker 1: to make us fulfilled and spiritually energized and I said
Speaker 1: see me tomorrow, which is today. I don't actually see you, unless,
Speaker 1: of course, you use the stream yard link and become
Speaker 1: a guest. And I guess that's a good queue to
Speaker 1: put that in the thing.
Speaker 3: Now, m M, thank you, Karens. What am I doing?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 1: So I have on this day and then after this
Speaker 1: I need I need to stand up and stretch. I'm
Speaker 1: just not I'm feeling a little way right now. So
Speaker 1: I'll do that and come back so that on this
Speaker 1: day we're gonna be doing this from now on. There's
Speaker 1: two on this day. Is the one that's from the
Speaker 1: Britannica is pretty weak, So let's start with the Britanica
Speaker 1: one because it's shorter. Then we'll go Ringling Brothers Circus formed.
Speaker 1: The Ringling Brothers opened a small circus in Baraboo, Wisconsin
Speaker 1: on this day, May nineteenth in eighteen eighty four, and
Speaker 1: by the early twentieth century had transformed it into the
Speaker 1: Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus. On this day,
Speaker 1: Irenian hardline hardborne president Ibrahim ec died in a helicopter crash.
Speaker 1: She doesn't wonder if that was Masad, and then Masaud
Speaker 1: is that Pizzeskian, the country's most reform oriented president in decades,
Speaker 1: was elected to replace him in July. Oh so a
Speaker 1: puppet awesome, somebody more jew friendly apparently. Prince Harry married
Speaker 1: American actress Megan Markle at Saint George's chaud Can you
Speaker 1: really call her an actress? What was she in a
Speaker 1: porn or something? And she did like she opened boxes
Speaker 1: on what was that game show? The one with Howie Mandel?
Speaker 1: Is that what she did? It's a box girl. Megan
Speaker 1: Marcle at Saint George's Chapel, Windsor Castle, and the ceremony on,
Speaker 1: like any previous British royal wedding, mixed pomp and circumstance
Speaker 1: with African American culture, the latter a celebration of the
Speaker 1: bride's biracial background. Okay, so now we need to remember
Speaker 1: this one. Put a damn pin in this, please. Jacqueline
Speaker 1: Kennedy o Nassis, who was who as us first Lady
Speaker 1: married to President John F. Kennedy became known for her
Speaker 1: style and elegance. Died at age sixty four. She died
Speaker 1: on this day. There's another article that I pulled out
Speaker 1: and it wasn't even planned that just that's today had
Speaker 1: anything to do with though I when ask of Jackie
Speaker 1: Kennedy or whatever the hell her stupid name was, I'll
Speaker 1: find out again when I look at it. But British
Speaker 1: archaeological scholar, military strategist and author T. E. Lawrence, whose
Speaker 1: life inspired the epic film Lawrence of Arabia in nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two. He died at the age of forty six
Speaker 1: following a motorcycle accident. Young guy, you know, when you're younger,
Speaker 1: you don't realize forty six is too damn young until
Speaker 1: you are forty six. You look Jesus Christ, that went fast.
Speaker 1: Playwright Lorraine han Hansbury, Who's Raisin in the Sun sounds
Speaker 1: one of those sounds like a lot of media propaganda
Speaker 1: for specific reason. If you know what I mean. She's
Speaker 1: black and it's called the Raisin in the Sun. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it's about, but I can only imagine
Speaker 1: that it's white. Man's Bad was the first drama by
Speaker 1: an African American woman to be produced on Broadway. Was
Speaker 1: born in Chicago. Ho Chi Minh, founder of the Indo
Speaker 1: China Communist Party So Piece of Shit and its successor,
Speaker 1: the Viet Min nineteen forty one and President Theda Da
Speaker 1: Da Democratic Republican Vietnam was born in or Hawang through Vietnam.
Speaker 1: In eighteen forty five, English explorer John Franklin's ill fated
Speaker 1: expedition you probably know about this one to find the
Speaker 1: Northwest Passage began as the Arrebis and the Terror set
Speaker 1: sail from London. Both ships later became trapped in Nice,
Speaker 1: and Franklin and his crew perished. They probably ate each
Speaker 1: other too, guessing. Napoleon created the Legion of Honor, a
Speaker 1: premier order of the French Republic in eighteen oh two.
Speaker 1: So they're kind of jumping around here. You got eighteen
Speaker 1: ninety eighteen forty five, I mean, like, why do that.
Speaker 1: Sixteen forty three, during the Thirty Years War, the French army,
Speaker 1: led by Louis a Second the Bourbon defeated the Spanish
Speaker 1: in the Battle of Rocroi a Roqua. I think it
Speaker 1: is ending Spain's military ascendancy in Europe. In fifteen seventy one,
Speaker 1: Spanish explorer Miguel Lopez Legaspi established the city of Manila
Speaker 1: in the Philippines. Having been found guilty on charges of
Speaker 1: adulty in fifteen thirty six, and Boleyn, the second wife
Speaker 1: of King Henry the eighth of England and the mother
Speaker 1: of Queen Elizabeth the First was beheaded. Bau see, they
Speaker 1: had solutions back then this day. In eighteen sixty two,
Speaker 1: US President, that douchebag Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act,
Speaker 1: which provided one hundred and sixty acres of public land
Speaker 1: virtually free of charge to those who had lived on
Speaker 1: and cultivated land for at least five years. That's kind
Speaker 1: of I just don't like Lincoln. In two thousand and fifteen,
Speaker 1: David Letterman, who redefined American talk shows with his unconventional
Speaker 1: humor innovative segments, step down as host of The Late
Speaker 1: Show with David Letterman. Which is very interesting that this
Speaker 1: popped up because this ties into the whole Norm McDonald thing.
Speaker 1: Nor McDonald was his last stand up guest. So that's
Speaker 1: that's pretty interesting. Take our country. I don't care about
Speaker 1: that East Team Moore, who cares? All right? So in
Speaker 1: nineteen forty six American is this? No, this is more
Speaker 1: events on this day? Okay, all right? So what happened
Speaker 1: to this is May? Oh sorry, this is May twenty.
Speaker 1: We went we went past it this was the last
Speaker 1: right here, Okay, So that one's done. See if we
Speaker 1: get any dufficats here. So if we have fifteen oh
Speaker 1: six Christopher Columbus lets his son Diego Colubus as soul
Speaker 1: air wi they I'm just gonna say it. If he
Speaker 1: wasn't he had a whole ship full of them. Sale
Speaker 1: of Friezeland, You know, Friezeland is right. Fifteen fifteen George,
Speaker 1: Duke of Saxony sells Freeland for one hundred thousand gold
Speaker 1: gilders to Charles, Duke of Burgundy. Fifteen eighteen, public unveiling
Speaker 1: of Titan's masterpiece Assumption of the Virgin, a painted altar
Speaker 1: piece in the Basilica de Santa Maria Gloriosa de Frari Venice.
Speaker 1: That's a long name and it's de e I. So
Speaker 1: that's why I said Day fifteen to twenty. Battle of
Speaker 1: riker Uh Krishna Devariaya Krishna Devariyah, the ruler of the
Speaker 1: Indian Oh, my god, vj At the Friend's probably not
Speaker 1: that you pronounce that, but Va is also in name
Speaker 1: for your regina vj. Nargara Empire successfully takes the fort
Speaker 1: of Raikour from the who cares right at that point.
Speaker 1: Fifteen thirty five French explorer Jacques Cartier leaves France on
Speaker 1: his second voyage of discovery to Newfoundland, where Francis the
Speaker 1: first with three ships. Fifteen thirty five Amberlenics executed. We
Speaker 1: heard about that. Oh, hold on, second, this is this
Speaker 1: is beheaded at the Tower of London on charges of adultery,
Speaker 1: incest and treason. Geez geeze. Yeah, I don't know if
Speaker 1: it was true, but he liked get rid of life.
Speaker 1: So fifteen forty seven Capitulation of Wittenberg. John Frederick, the
Speaker 1: first Protestant elector of Saxony, resigns after his capture by
Speaker 1: Catholic capsuric forces of Charles the fifth. And we heard
Speaker 1: about Charles the fifth up the top at the Battle
Speaker 1: of Muhlberg, where Charles the Fifth also bought the Friezeland right.
Speaker 1: He becomes Charles Fith he was a duke before that
Speaker 1: or whatever. Fifteen sixty eight English Queen Elizabeth the First
Speaker 1: arrests Mary, Queen of Scots. Miguel Lopez de we heard
Speaker 1: following up on, Spain confiscates English ships and Spanish harbors,
Speaker 1: beginning the English Spanish War in fifteen eighty five. These
Speaker 1: are all the sanitized. Yeah, it doesn't matter if you
Speaker 1: know this kind of stuff. We want to know some
Speaker 1: jacked up stuff that happened. On May nineteenth, sixteen forty
Speaker 1: three ducks, a Dutch expedition to southern Chile led by
Speaker 1: Hendrik Brauer, captured Spanish held islands of Chloe and Massacres.
Speaker 1: It's garrison. Oh oh, knew what it was all up
Speaker 1: in the Dutch right when they call them Dutch and
Speaker 1: they're not really Dutch, what does that mean? It means
Speaker 1: wee who was running the drugs in the human trafficking
Speaker 1: through the Dutch East India Company or whatever the is called. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: Who is that? The Swasos? Who were they? Yeah? Ove
Speaker 1: sixteen forty three, Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut, and New Haven
Speaker 1: formed the United Colonies of New England sixteen forty nine,
Speaker 1: and England is declared a commonwealth by an Act of
Speaker 1: the Rump Parliament, making England a republic for the next
Speaker 1: eleven years. Sixteen fifty two. Spanish troops occupy grevell Ingen
Speaker 1: the Ohio Company Charter seventeen forty nine. British King George
Speaker 1: the second of England grant charter to Ohio company to
Speaker 1: settle Ohio Valley in America. It's prior to the revolution.
Speaker 1: That's one that's important. At about mid seventeen eighty, at
Speaker 1: about midday, near total darkness descends on New England, now
Speaker 1: known to be caused by forest fires in Canada. Near
Speaker 1: total darkness descends on New England about midday, now known
Speaker 1: to be caused by forest fires in Canada, so they say.
Speaker 1: Seventeen ninety two Russian armies enter Poland. Seventeen ninety three
Speaker 1: Netherlands captures French island of Saint Martin. You know that
Speaker 1: is Saint Martin. You've got all kinds of nice places
Speaker 1: out there. I went on a cruise house that way.
Speaker 1: The Caribbean Game seventeen eight ninety six Game Protection Law
Speaker 1: restricts encouragement Indian hunting grounds. Saint Thomas was my favorite place, though.
Speaker 1: Eighteen oh two French Order of legiond under a little
Speaker 1: bit of forms. We already talk about that. One. Tariff
Speaker 1: of Abominations eighteen twenty eight. John Quincy Adams Science Tariff
Speaker 1: of eighteen twenty eight Tariff of Abominations into law to
Speaker 1: protect industry in the North. He was a bit of
Speaker 1: an abomination himself. Eighteen fifty six. Senator Charles Sumner of
Speaker 1: Massachusetts speaks out against slavery eighteen fifty seven. American William
Speaker 1: Francis Channing of and Moses G. Farmer Patton the electric firearm,
Speaker 1: electric fire of electric fire alarm Sorry, eighteen sixty three.
Speaker 1: Siege of Vicksburg, investment of city complete, sen it no
Speaker 1: Battleport Wallhall Junction in Virginia, last engagement in series of
Speaker 1: battles known as Spotsylvania Skirmershak Cassville, Georgia, eighteen sixty four.
Speaker 1: This is All eighteen sixty four. William In eighteen eighty three,
Speaker 1: William F. Cody or Buffalo Bill, opens Buffalo Bill's Wild
Speaker 1: Rest Show in Omaha, Nebraska. We got to talk about
Speaker 1: Ringling Brothers mass production of shoes as a matter. German
Speaker 1: Ny colonizes Cameroon and Togoland In eighteen eighty five. German
Speaker 1: Chancellor Otto von Bismarck takes possession of Cameroon and Togoland.
Speaker 1: Bismarck is referred to a lot in Minkoff eighteen eighty six.
Speaker 1: Camille Saen's Third Symphony in c premiers at Saint James Hall,
Speaker 1: London with the composer conducting. They don't really begin naming
Speaker 1: them cool things back then. Oh Jesus, we talked about
Speaker 1: the Rice Institute with a couple of our guests before
Speaker 1: at eighteen ninety one, Rice Institute is chartered in Houston,
Speaker 1: Texas becomes Rice to University. He talks about it what
Speaker 1: doctor artis a while back, and I think we've touched
Speaker 1: upon it with other doctors too. Eighteen ninety two, and
Speaker 1: not in a positive way. Eighteen ninety two, American engineer
Speaker 1: Charles Brady King invents the pneumatic hammer. Now you can
Speaker 1: just hold it and it hammers. It's all by itself.
Speaker 1: Eighteen ninety two National Society of Colonial Dames of America
Speaker 1: found it. Now I want to write, I want to
Speaker 1: look that one up because I think that has something
Speaker 1: to do with the Knights of Malta and see if
Speaker 1: there's an affiliation. A society for women to send it
Speaker 1: from ancestors who served in their original colonies. It was
Speaker 1: founded in eighteen ninety and focused on historic preservation, scholarship, education,
Speaker 1: and patriotism. According to their website, membership is by invitation
Speaker 1: only and eligible ancestors must have served in government, the
Speaker 1: armed forces, or other specified capacities, as explained on their website. Okay,
Speaker 1: so the Dames of let me see the Knights of Malta,
Speaker 1: Dames or something else, I guess. Yeah, Dames of Malta
Speaker 1: are the female members of the sovereign military. Remember put
Speaker 1: that part in their Order of Malta. They, along with
Speaker 1: the male members known as Knights, are part of a
Speaker 1: fraternal order with roots in the historical Knights Hospitallers, which
Speaker 1: makes them templars. The Dames of Malta are an auxiliary
Speaker 1: to the ancient and illustrious Order of Malta, with branches
Speaker 1: called sisterhoods and governed by us you know, Dasia as
Speaker 1: a Desia or whatever. Yeah, if you've ever seen this outfit,
Speaker 1: this black hair, I swear I've seen a picture somewhere
Speaker 1: where Klaus Schwab was wearing that very thing, or that emblem.
Speaker 1: Of course, the eight point is cross was somewhere on him.
Speaker 1: He was wearing the garb. I swear I've seen it.
Speaker 1: I can't find it anymore, but I swear I've seen it,
Speaker 1: and it was prior to the Revolution of Everything's Ai
Speaker 1: and stupid me National heavy rain washes quick clay into
Speaker 1: deep valley, killing one hundred and eleven in Norway. First
Speaker 1: automobile in Netherlands eighteen ninety six. First automobile made by
Speaker 1: Carl Benz as in Mercedes Benz Probably I guess riz
Speaker 1: in Netherlands. Oscar Wild is gay. Oh I'm sorry, playwright.
Speaker 1: Oscar Wild is released from reading gatl and It's gay,
Speaker 1: very gay. Eighteen ninety eight US Congress passes the Private
Speaker 1: Mailing Card Act, allowing private publishers and printers to produce
Speaker 1: postcards which have been labeled private mailing cards. Okay, that's great, Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go. Nineteen oh two. Great Britain and Borers
Speaker 1: resume peace talks in Pretoria. Nineteen oh five. Tom Jenkins
Speaker 1: beats Frank Gotcha for Heavyweight Championship Wrestling Championship. Federated Boys
Speaker 1: Club Boys Club of America organized as nineteen oh six.
Speaker 1: Nineteen oh six, Italian King Victor Emmanuel and Swiss President
Speaker 1: Ludwig Flurr open the Simplon Tunnel, a railroad tunnel through
Speaker 1: the Alps that is the world's long Until eighteen nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty two, Prime Minister Joe Joe Abab Franco nineteen oh
Speaker 1: six portual seeing Carlos. The first name is Jay Franco,
Speaker 1: Prime Minister. Okay, good, yeah, Johnson versus right. This is
Speaker 1: a little old right yeah, Okay, this is kind of
Speaker 1: a non statement. The American League president tells Detroit Tuckers,
Speaker 1: if they continue to protest ty cops suspension, that we've
Speaker 1: banned from baseball web, alien land holding, bill masses folding,
Speaker 1: obidding Japanese from owning land Washtons. First, this is nineteen thirteen,
Speaker 1: nineteen eighteen, Russians first Sunday game that cares nineteen nineteen
Speaker 1: klu To volcano on Java erupts, killing five one hundred
Speaker 1: and sixty people. That's a that's a big deal. The
Speaker 1: Turkish War of Independence started on nineteen and in nineteen
Speaker 1: nineteen on this day, President the founder of the Republic
Speaker 1: of Turkey, Mustafa Kamal edit Turk. He looks awfully European
Speaker 1: to me. Nineteen twenty one US Congress sharply curves immigration,
Speaker 1: setting a national QUTA system. Nineteen twenty three KPD communist revolts.
Speaker 1: Communist revolts in German rure cities occupied by Allies. French
Speaker 1: Air Force bombs Damascus, Syria, nineteen twenty six. National Broadcasting
Speaker 1: Company in nineteen twenty six, fooded by the Radio Corporation
Speaker 1: of America RCA olive fire damp explodes in math coalmine
Speaker 1: in Pennsylvania, killing one hundred ninety five of two hundred
Speaker 1: and seventy three mile ares Jesus nineteen twenty eight. Nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty eight, fifty one frogs enter first annual fraud jumping Jubilee.
Speaker 1: Now we got to the important stuff, okay. Feng Yi
Speaker 1: Yang declares war. In nineteen twenty nine, Chinese warlord declares
Speaker 1: war on Shang Kai Shak's nationalist nationalist nationalist government. Guess
Speaker 1: who got funded and didn't Guess who got betrayed? Why
Speaker 1: was there a mau that blah blah right who screwed
Speaker 1: up everybody? We did? Because that's how we roll. Good Man,
Speaker 1: good man, mister Shang Kai Shak. I don't care if
Speaker 1: he was a try It doesn't fucking make a difference
Speaker 1: to me. Nineteen twenty nine, and whatever cloud burst causes
Speaker 1: stampede and Yankee Stadium crushes two people to death. White
Speaker 1: women win voting rights in South Africa in nineteen thirty
Speaker 1: shouldn't white people have the right to vote in their
Speaker 1: own colonies and territories and whenever they want to. I mean,
Speaker 1: women are kind of little maybe I don't know. Whatever.
Speaker 1: Cruiser dyke to Land launched in Kiel like one military
Speaker 1: coup by Colonel Damien the Best h veltz jev in
Speaker 1: Bulgaria in ninety three four. Sherlock Holmes crossword puzzle cares
Speaker 1: canonization of John Fisher and Thomas Moore, people that were,
Speaker 1: of course, you know, killed by Henry the eighth because
Speaker 1: that's what he was into, being fat and killing people.
Speaker 1: That's what he liked to do. There was a couple
Speaker 1: in here that thought were important. German occupiers in Holland
Speaker 1: for bid bicycle taxis New National Socialists battleship Bismarck Leaves
Speaker 1: See they named it after Bismarck Leaves. Gidnya Poland braves Okare.
Speaker 1: Berlin has declared juden Reian free of Jews in nineteen
Speaker 1: forty three. Oh man, you gotta remember that there. They've
Speaker 1: got to remember that theme when when we get to
Speaker 1: do that. Somewhere here the Juden rhen Juldian Ryan It
Speaker 1: is it Rhin or is it Ryan? Heinzwein Ring. Wh
Speaker 1: is it Juden Ryan? Right?
Speaker 4: Uh?
Speaker 1: Churchill pledges Britain's full support to US against Japan. Of
Speaker 1: course it was all state. I mean it was set
Speaker 1: up to happen. So I'm trying to say, I don't
Speaker 1: believe any of this. I'm not going to repeat the bullshit.
Speaker 1: I don't care about that. I think I got them
Speaker 1: out here started the first victory test cricket between ore
Speaker 1: About that Dutch cooperation for sexual reform forms an answerdam
Speaker 1: New York Times reports of world's smallest and dumbest mechanical brain.
Speaker 1: Now here we go. Now we have some AI stuff here,
Speaker 1: the THESEUS, THESEUS, it's not thesis, it's the In nineteen
Speaker 1: fifty two, Time magazine features Theseus, an electrical learning machine
Speaker 1: built by American scientist Claude Shannon, the first example of AI.
Speaker 1: Blame him whoa nineteen fifty three nuclear explosion in Nevada
Speaker 1: fallout in Saint George, Utah. Let's see nineteen fifty three
Speaker 1: US House of Representatives votes to ratify the state constitution
Speaker 1: and admit Ohio to the Union retroactively as of March first,
Speaker 1: eighteen oh three, one hundred and fifty years after overlooking
Speaker 1: the paperwork, What what that really happened? Postmaster General Somerfield
Speaker 1: approved CIA mail opening project. What yeah, go ahead, CIA,
Speaker 1: you want to look at people's mail.
Speaker 5: Go for it.
Speaker 1: You know, the CIA is not like a it's not
Speaker 1: regulated by any like what you would consider a governing body.
Speaker 1: It's its own thing, like the Federal Reserve. Like it's
Speaker 1: it's a foreign entity, a hostile foreign entity in your country,
Speaker 1: and it's a despotic one because they're mostly Catholics and Jesuits,
Speaker 1: which makes them away vase. They have the same mission,
Speaker 1: the same world Plan, the same climate Lie agenda, pachaderm
Speaker 1: building at Cleveland Metro Park's zoo. Okay, so the Elephant
Speaker 1: Hotel is built Pittsburgh pirates. Who cares? It owns all
Speaker 1: the forms of Italian government? Is there anything left in
Speaker 1: there that we care about? I'll scroll faster now, WHOA,
Speaker 1: that's pretty cool, un I say? In the nineteen sixty
Speaker 1: Major Robert M. White take X fifteen X fifteen to
Speaker 1: thirty three thousand, two hundred and twenty two miles you
Speaker 1: Pierre opens in that cares Soviet Day? Yeah? Ok?
Speaker 6: Care?
Speaker 1: John Bird Society Society single by Chad Mitchell Trio hits
Speaker 1: what oh that's a that's a song they called it.
Speaker 1: Then there's the Jemverciz song. Okay, Happy birthday, mister President.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty two, Marilyn Monroe sings Happy Birthday. Is this
Speaker 1: still the same day? Are you fucking kidding me? I
Speaker 1: didn't know that. So now we we have Jackie and
Speaker 1: we have we have Kennedy on the same on the
Speaker 1: same day. This is interesting because of what we were
Speaker 1: gonna we were talking about and are going to talk about.
Speaker 1: Ninety six two, Marilyn Monroe sings Happy Birthday, mister President
Speaker 1: to JFK before fifteen thousand attendees accompanied by jazz pianist
Speaker 1: Hank Jones at Madison Square Garden, New York City, and
Speaker 1: is painfully obvious that she's blown them in the back
Speaker 1: room before they even got out there. US performs nuclear
Speaker 1: test at Christmas Island in nineteen sixty two. Same day
Speaker 1: they blow up, they blow Hey have yourth name as president?
Speaker 1: We just killed all the scrolls on this island. Nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty four, US diplomatats find at least forty secret microphones
Speaker 1: in Moscow embassy poop Were they poop? Were they connected
Speaker 1: to anything? Nineteen sixty five, Patricia Arharris named first black
Speaker 1: female ambassador in Luxembourg. Nineteen sixty seven USSR ratifies treaty
Speaker 1: with Britain and US banning nuclear weapons in space. Okay.
Speaker 1: Nineteen sixty eight, twentieth Emmy Awards. Get Smart, Yeah, I
Speaker 1: gets smart? Cool, Mission impossible? And Barbara Bain when Gets
Speaker 1: Smart was cool. You should impossibles, all right, PI radio brump,
Speaker 1: Oh this is the lie. Here's another lie. In nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy one, USSA launches Mars too, becomes the first bracecraft
Speaker 1: to crash land on Mars. Bullshit. So if they were
Speaker 1: still doing that in seventy one, why did we stop
Speaker 1: caring US performers? Negro tests at Nevada test site. It's
Speaker 1: nineteen seventy two. I wouldn't want to fucking even drive
Speaker 1: through Nevada. I'll staying at New Mexican's probably also crowded
Speaker 1: up too, though, It's like, hey, what do how does
Speaker 1: desert form in the first place? Probably from like bombs
Speaker 1: like that that kill everything and turn everything into glass
Speaker 1: and sand, And then and then they're like, oh, you know,
Speaker 1: what'd be a good place to test these bombs where
Speaker 1: a desert. You fucking did that already, didn't you. It's
Speaker 1: probably already ancient freaking blast slights. What I mean care
Speaker 1: sentimental balladaisy, I don't care. Stanley Cup Final spectrum of
Speaker 1: Philadelphia DA da V I kind of like hockey stor Sorry,
Speaker 1: I don't care, but well, I mean whatever, revery tyl
Speaker 1: the loord dada yea da. Gold ownership is legalized in
Speaker 1: Australia in nineteen seventy six. Why is there a legal
Speaker 1: status for gold ownership in the first goddamn place. Hey,
Speaker 1: guess what, you are a slave? That's what that says
Speaker 1: to you. Hey, you're a slave. You need permission for
Speaker 1: fucking everything. Well, but you're not a slave, But then
Speaker 1: why are you asking someone else for permission? Senate establishes
Speaker 1: Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. Oh, that's wonderful. USSR performs
Speaker 1: nuclear tests at the Semi pet Palatinsk I think that's right,
Speaker 1: Semi Palatints test site in northern Kazakhstan. Oh, Kazakhstan has had,
Speaker 1: like I think it was before they stopped doing aerial detonation,
Speaker 1: something like over four hundred, four hundred and eighty or
Speaker 1: something like that aerial detonations of nuclear bombs, according to
Speaker 1: the missiles, I guess you're cold. I third in the year,
Speaker 1: but some claimed that it was because they were trying
Speaker 1: very desperately to crack a little a little dome above
Speaker 1: us all called the firmament, and just couldn't do it.
Speaker 1: And then there's that lake that that one idiot on
Speaker 1: one of those cable shows swam through to prove that
Speaker 1: it wasn't contaminated, even though it was like one of
Speaker 1: the near one of the sights of all the nuclear bombs.
Speaker 1: In nineteen seventy nine, the Navy single by village people
Speaker 1: in the Navy, Oh they're so gay. That was nineteen
Speaker 1: seventy nine. The poisoning, the Harvey milk poison was reaching
Speaker 1: people's brains, it says. In nineteen eighty one, five British
Speaker 1: Army soldiers are killed when their armored vehicle is ripped
Speaker 1: apart by a provisional Irish Republican Army roachside bomb near
Speaker 1: the best Brook, County Armagh. What the fuck were the
Speaker 1: bristolier just doing there? They would have been blown up
Speaker 1: if they weren't fucking around with the Irish. Right there
Speaker 1: you go, Sophia la Wren jailed for taxiviasion at Naples, Italy.
Speaker 1: Mean you should be able to evade taxes wherever you are.
Speaker 1: NASA launches Intelsat five satellite weird Al Yankovic gives live
Speaker 1: performance at Wax Museum in Washington, d C. Well, he
Speaker 1: was the only thing that was live then, all his
Speaker 1: all of all of the crowd was merely standing there
Speaker 1: staring blankly at him. Get it because it's a wax
Speaker 1: JEsum nineteen eighty four.
Speaker 7: Pat L.
Speaker 1: Lafontaine scores two goal cares. This is all. This is
Speaker 1: interesting that this is all happened on today. Though today
Speaker 1: a vehicle moves to launch pad and ed and can't
Speaker 1: film this. Usltah blah blah blah blah anti apartheid activists,
Speaker 1: I mean pasteurs sentenced to ten years in South Africa revs.
Speaker 1: Carlos leader Revis Way and he's most certainly a sephardic
Speaker 1: guaranteed you go look it up. Of Columbia's meddying drug
Speaker 1: cartel is convicted in Florida for smoking more than three
Speaker 1: tons of cocaine into the US, so it was probably
Speaker 1: fifty tons. Do the right thing, Uh, Yes, Yeah, let's
Speaker 1: see what else we guts anything else. There's a lot here.
Speaker 1: It's like the whole fucking show. Amy Fisher shoots but
Speaker 1: a Fuco hey, which she at porn star as well.
Speaker 1: Look at her. She doesn't look that good now, trust me.
Speaker 1: And I'm only looking at this part anyway. That's the
Speaker 1: part that the looking is for the youth.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 1: Nineteen eighty ninety two, Amy Fisher shoots married Joe but
Speaker 1: afuco what a fuckoh in the face in an altercation
Speaker 1: over an affair with her husband, A big fat piece
Speaker 1: of shit in Massapeco in New York. That was ninety two. H.
Speaker 1: Dan Quail attacks Murphy Brown for being a single mother
Speaker 1: and as a poor example of family values.
Speaker 9: H h.
Speaker 1: Back when people gave a shit about stuff like that
Speaker 1: or what they're just whatever. Boeing twenty seven crashes into
Speaker 1: mountains at Median, Columbia. Geez, I wonder if that had
Speaker 1: anything to do with drugs as well, killed one hundred
Speaker 1: and thirty two. I know that was a passenger plane,
Speaker 1: but you know it's called retaliation. Telagium's industrial avay toil
Speaker 1: cares da DA. Jennifer Copriotti checks into a drug rehab center. Okay, Oh,
Speaker 1: marsh Reve suffers a mild heart attack a law Ellie
Speaker 1: Law the final episode of American TV Elle Law ended
Speaker 1: Today World's Youngest Doctor blah blah blah blah cares a
Speaker 1: bunch of bullshit about the Space Lost World dress at
Speaker 1: Park ninety seven, and they're already into that many sequels
Speaker 1: at that point. Jesus, how is this news?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety eight, rapper DMX releases his debut studio album,
Speaker 1: It's Dark and Hell Is Hot, debuts at number one, Right,
Speaker 1: that's easy when people are putting it there. Star Wars
Speaker 1: episode one, The Phantom Menace, Because think about this. If
Speaker 1: you're not promoted, if you're not on this radio, if
Speaker 1: you're not being heard, you can be anybody who does anything.
Speaker 1: How do you make people pay attention to what you're doing? Oh,
Speaker 1: it's the heavy hand of the o Eve who controls
Speaker 1: all the strings and all of that. So if you
Speaker 1: ever want anything but obscurity, you have to pass through
Speaker 1: their hands. It's a system that requires this. And by
Speaker 1: the way, he's dead and dead way too young for
Speaker 1: his age, So let me just put whatever you want
Speaker 1: together there. Star Wars episode one Phantom Menace, Menace directed
Speaker 1: by Chords, sort of an at world zen Man. They
Speaker 1: weren't way in their sequels by two thousand and seven. Okay,
Speaker 1: they don't care. No country for old men. Blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: I think we're almost to the Oh my god, this
Speaker 1: is like the worst show that I've ever was forced
Speaker 1: to watch Glee. I was forced to watch this by
Speaker 1: next girlfriend. It was it was not my idea. You
Speaker 1: see what else is good? Ain'tan good? Yeah, we always
Speaker 1: saw that one. You're just billion in caared greenhouse cast
Speaker 1: emissions dropped. Shut up, it's all bullshit. Two dams. Yeah, Argentine,
Speaker 1: president of Bertel for Thenandez announces a circuit breaker lockdown
Speaker 1: as a country record records over thirty nine thousand daillly
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen cases. Shut the fuck up. Those tests don't
Speaker 1: mean shit, BBC. It's testing literally for something that doesn't
Speaker 1: exist in real life. And then you find and then
Speaker 1: it says you're positive for it. Uh huh oh, but
Speaker 1: you have a test now, so it must be true.
Speaker 1: It's not a fucking pregnancy test. He retards New York
Speaker 1: Yankees picture blah blah blah. He agrees to open its
Speaker 1: borders to oh, shot travel Look at all these shots.
Speaker 1: Really it was now shot travelers from the safe countries.
Speaker 1: God damn it, Yo, what the hell is this a
Speaker 1: real thing? Environmental pollution caused by Obesa gin toxins is
Speaker 1: having a significant effect on the obesity crisis and can
Speaker 1: be passed down through the generations, according to a major
Speaker 1: new study. So this magic Obesa gin fairy is gonna
Speaker 1: make you fat? Are you fucking out of your mind?
Speaker 1: Are people stupid? This is science?
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 1: Mercedes confirms this most expensive car. Don't need to find
Speaker 1: Mercedes bands coop for one hundred and forty two million
Speaker 1: dollars and they're not even as roomy as an old
Speaker 1: Cadillac or an old Oldsmobile. Oklahoma passes a bill of
Speaker 1: banning nearly all abortions, the most they restrictive in the country.
Speaker 1: I thought that was Paul Slimon attempt to coot in Congo.
Speaker 1: Twenty twenty four, Iran's President Abraham Reese. Remember we just
Speaker 1: saw a that guy earlier dies in helicounter crash in
Speaker 1: foggy conditions, along with his Foreign Minister Hussein Imir Abdulian
Speaker 1: and other officials. We talked about this, and uh yeah,
Speaker 1: they didn't have to go start a war with him
Speaker 1: because they then were able to make their strikes without
Speaker 1: the war. Manchester City be okay, of course. Sean Diddy
Speaker 1: Cooge's issues an apology after a video is released by
Speaker 1: a CNN of him assaulting his ex girlfriend in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 1: after previously denying it happened. Well, he's got bigger problems,
Speaker 1: don't worry. Zigz eight of nine planets and our forecast
Speaker 1: to aligne on the same side of the sun in
Speaker 1: twenty one sixty one. Okay, thank you? Is that what
Speaker 1: we're supposed to say? Jesus Christ? All right, good enough,
Speaker 1: We're done. We'll see we'll see what happens on the twentieth.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do let's look into anything away though,
Speaker 1: first council with niceea. Oops, all right, that's it. That's
Speaker 1: the only spoiler you get.
Speaker 11: That was it?
Speaker 1: Three twenty five? Well we should probably check these these
Speaker 1: these comments here, see if anybody's even here, the hell's
Speaker 1: going on? Okay, yeah, there was lots of people here
Speaker 1: that that's cool. Uh dang, busy day in history. Thank
Speaker 1: goodness for the jumping frog. Contests. Our lives are not
Speaker 1: complete exactly. Thank you Karen for understanding the significance and
Speaker 1: a lot of people wanting but you're smarter, and that's
Speaker 1: why we need people like Karen here houlding the four
Speaker 1: down for sure. We have a couple of other things.
Speaker 1: I did show you to where's the thing that's not it?
Speaker 1: I gotta do that still, did anybody in here? Hey
Speaker 1: Byelo Easy spicy Peanuts. I actually had the what they
Speaker 1: call that thing, the Caroline Reaper death Nut challenge from
Speaker 1: Giant Scoville. Giant Scoville actually ate some of my sauces
Speaker 1: and did like four or five videos of it, and
Speaker 1: I condensed them into one video and that's on my
Speaker 1: YouTube channel for Awesome Hot Sauce. You want to see that.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I put it up here or not.
Speaker 1: Maybe I did, No, I did, I did. I'm pretty
Speaker 1: sure I did. It's on here too. Then it's like
Speaker 1: forteen minutes long. I have to break it down, probably
Speaker 1: even more so that people will watch it. You know,
Speaker 1: squirrel brain, sorry that the one people said this is
Speaker 1: the dog that says squirrel all right, turns their head,
Speaker 1: all right, where are we at?
Speaker 12: So?
Speaker 1: I wanted to bring this up because there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people out there in the community of bullshitters that
Speaker 1: pretend that pretend and pretend and pretend. I can't I
Speaker 1: can't share this email right now. I can't share this
Speaker 1: conversation because it's not it's not my place too. But
Speaker 1: I've been talking with Mike Adamost a little bit and uh,
Speaker 1: you know, I hope we get together and hang out
Speaker 1: again soon. It'd be cool, you know, But I didn't
Speaker 1: realize that. It's just how often deepened Nemos has gotten. Leah,
Speaker 1: we'll keep we'll believe that at that though. So listen
Speaker 1: to this. So a lot of people like and I
Speaker 1: brought this. I brought that up because there's a oh,
Speaker 1: there's a whole thing with Stu Peters that I'm involved
Speaker 1: in that has you know, Mike is someone in uh
Speaker 1: involved was involved with as well some time back, and
Speaker 1: uh and also doctor Artist was kind of but Stu
Speaker 1: Peters gold Co o Eve, remember we found that out
Speaker 1: ish the the owner of gold Co which does like
Speaker 1: billions of dollars and transactions of gold. So you know,
Speaker 1: of course wherever the money's at. But listen to this
Speaker 1: person and then you tell me is gold cold reputable?
Speaker 1: Who else is gold Co? Who else has a gold
Speaker 1: Co sponsor? Candice Owens Ian Carroll that fag I'm gonna
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna assume and you can tell me if
Speaker 1: I'm wrong here. Actually, I could probably find this out
Speaker 1: before checking finding it out, but I would guess that
Speaker 1: anybody in the Stu Peters network we'd also have a
Speaker 1: gold Cast sponsorship, which would mean that probably.
Speaker 13: That that that the.
Speaker 1: What do they call those people? Body double? The body
Speaker 1: double is not the word clone. There we go. The
Speaker 1: clone does the younger clone of Stu Peters with just
Speaker 1: as much smug, hubrious and obnoxious ways and dodgy weasily
Speaker 1: uh character by the name of Zach Logo is revealed.
Speaker 1: I bet he has a gold Co sponsor as well.
Speaker 1: Fucky Zach, you heard me. I thought Jed beat the
Speaker 1: fucking piss out of you before you said before. So
Speaker 1: just we'll find out when we have across pass. I
Speaker 1: always have my two sets of box Loves on me
Speaker 1: and I'll do it like a gentleman. But I'm going
Speaker 1: to pound you into the fucking ground. Customer. So it
Speaker 1: says I bought a gold and Silver IRA through gold
Speaker 1: Coat through a four to one k rollover in the
Speaker 1: sum of two hundred thousand dollars when my investment was
Speaker 1: put so it says I bought it. When my vessel
Speaker 1: was put in the depository, it showed a value of
Speaker 1: ninety thousand dollars. So there's one hundred and ten thousand
Speaker 1: dollars missing. That's over one hundred thousand dollars difference in
Speaker 1: what I invested. Does it appear that something is wrong here?
Speaker 1: Lawyers assistant, this fucking guy. It's just a blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: It's probably like a bot. What state are you in?
Speaker 1: Don't start it. Don't answer a question with a question, fag.
Speaker 1: What does it matter what state you're in to whether
Speaker 1: or not the answer is going to be different? Doesn't
Speaker 1: it seem like a lot of fees and other bullshit
Speaker 1: to only have ninety thousand dollars of value and you
Speaker 1: just dumped your wroth IRA into it. Are your IRA?
Speaker 1: And is a local attorney or other consumer protection advocate
Speaker 1: helping with this? I'm in the state of Massachusetts. No
Speaker 1: one is telling me right now? Have you been in
Speaker 1: touch with the seller or manufacturer? What did they say?
Speaker 1: My account representative said, I bought the medals off the grid.
Speaker 1: The depository only reflects spot price. A one hundred thousand
Speaker 1: dollars difference does not make sense to me. Is there
Speaker 1: in the lawyer assistance says? Is there their dodgy? Because
Speaker 1: you know they ensulate one another. That says, is there
Speaker 1: anything else the lawyer should know before I can't connect
Speaker 1: you rest assured to be able to help you know.
Speaker 1: So here's Brandon Esquire, a little fag. Anybody calls themselves
Speaker 1: esquire has got a noxious mentality already. I like to
Speaker 1: call myself esquire because I'm not a lawyer. Hi, there,
Speaker 1: and welcome to just answer. Oh, thank you. This is
Speaker 1: a one of those button pressing responses you don't actually type.
Speaker 1: It's already in there. My name is blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: I'm an attorney. Dada YadA yea da okay, Please guide
Speaker 1: me as to what I should do. Hello, Brandon, how
Speaker 1: are you? Are you there? We Brandon? Are you there?
Speaker 1: It's understandable to be concerned about such a large discrepancy
Speaker 1: between the amount you invested in the value reflected in
Speaker 1: the depository. There are a few there could be a
Speaker 1: few possible reasons for the difference, aside from theft or
Speaker 1: huge penalties in your IRA for breaking it. I guess
Speaker 1: market fluctuations. Now, this doesn't make any sense because when
Speaker 1: was this purchased before now, which means in the trajectory
Speaker 1: that gold has been going in for I don't know,
Speaker 1: five years more, it's always been increasing in value. But anyway,
Speaker 1: the value of gold and silver can fluctuate rapidly, which
Speaker 1: could explain the difference between the amount you invested in
Speaker 1: the current value of investment and depository. That makes no sense.
Speaker 1: Fees and commissions at one hundred and ten thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: gold Co may have charged fees and commissions for the transaction,
Speaker 1: which could account for some of the difference. Some they
Speaker 1: actually do charge fifteen percent over over the spot price.
Speaker 1: I think it is because usually it's like if it's
Speaker 1: each unit, so if it's a unit of troy silver,
Speaker 1: troy ounce troy ounce of silver, it's usually like, hopefully
Speaker 1: it's not four dours to go find a place that's
Speaker 1: like two and buy it from them instead, like in
Speaker 1: San Diego sty bullion or whatever. But that's that's old
Speaker 1: news because I think I bought mine in two thousand
Speaker 1: and seven or something like that. I bought a bunch,
Speaker 1: But yeah, there's no fifteen percent is quite a lot
Speaker 1: more than you know, a dollar dollar amount. But still
Speaker 1: that's nowhere near fifty percent, which would be what it
Speaker 1: basically seems. Fifty to sixty percent is what they took. Right,
Speaker 1: Let's see that could account for some of the difference. Well,
Speaker 1: I'm sure they considered that, but they're talking about one
Speaker 1: hundred and ten thousand dollars. I'm pretty sure the person
Speaker 1: that he's talking to isn't retarded, But they wanted to
Speaker 1: know why one hundred and ten thousand was missing. Quality
Speaker 1: of metals. What you told somebody to buy gold for
Speaker 1: you with your money? What does quality of metals have
Speaker 1: to fucking do with it? The quality of the gold
Speaker 1: and sular you purchase could impact the value. For example,
Speaker 1: if you purchase little quality metals, it could be worth
Speaker 1: less than the spot price. Who would put two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars into something? Even if you put two hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in it, it just means you would have
Speaker 1: more of the bad or what they call junk silver.
Speaker 1: You would have two hundred thousand dollars worth so this
Speaker 1: person's retarded. This is the lawyer, because we're experts. Anybody
Speaker 1: calls themselves an expert is probably the biggest idiot on
Speaker 1: the planet. And their self proclaimed experts or because the
Speaker 1: system is a bunch of bullshit and fake. They don't
Speaker 1: have to be intelligent to be considered experts. They just
Speaker 1: have to have a piece of paper from a bullshit college.
Speaker 1: I don't care if that's an Ivy League school. It's
Speaker 1: still a bullshit college when you realize what they teach
Speaker 1: them and what they don't. It's important to review the
Speaker 1: terms of your agreement with gold Cod and ensure that
Speaker 1: you fully understand any fees or charges associated with the investment.
Speaker 1: The price of the product you have, the price of
Speaker 1: the product, the price of the product have gone up.
Speaker 1: Is this your only advice? You don't find one hundred
Speaker 1: thousand dollars difference a little unusual? And then this bought response.
Speaker 1: Do you have an additional ession? Do you have an
Speaker 1: additional question? Did you not hear what he just did
Speaker 1: you not read what he just said?
Speaker 14: You prick.
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 1: This is a matter of like emotion. This is an
Speaker 1: emotional matter for this guy, and this guy is just
Speaker 1: it's like screw the screw bell. You know, he looks
Speaker 1: like he's a little uh on the Muslim brotherhood side. Anyway,
Speaker 1: I can't imagine fees would amount to half my investment?
Speaker 1: What other options do I have a difference of over
Speaker 1: one hundred thousand dollars between your investment and the value
Speaker 1: showing in the depository? Does seem excessive? Does seem excessive?
Speaker 1: So this is this is the lawyer that doesn't you
Speaker 1: shouldn't never wasted his time with this site and it
Speaker 1: is under So this site just answer, don't go to it?
Speaker 1: And gold Co would you go to them? Now? After
Speaker 1: finding out this happened to somebody, I'm surprised they're not
Speaker 1: like losing their mind. One hundred thousand dollars of their
Speaker 1: money that they invested for a long period of time
Speaker 1: is just gone, gone. One hundred and ten thousand dollars.
Speaker 1: If it's just gone half of what they once had,
Speaker 1: isn't gone more than half? Thanks oives Yeah, gold Co.
Speaker 1: The first step is review your account statement in detail
Speaker 1: to understand what fees have been as charged and what
Speaker 1: might have caused a difference in value. It's possible that
Speaker 1: there was a mistake or a misunderstanding somewhere along the way.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, but if it's on contract, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 1: If they told you one thing and did something else.
Speaker 1: You signed the paperwork without reading it, so it was
Speaker 1: on those It was one of those submit or terms
Speaker 1: of services checkbox things. Contact gold Co. You should contact
Speaker 1: gold Co. Like you don't think this person did this,
Speaker 1: like immediately, you don't think that's the first thing that
Speaker 1: they did. Why do they always tell you to do
Speaker 1: the most obvious, stupid things that just insult your intelligence. Oh,
Speaker 1: you had a problem with the place, you should go
Speaker 1: to that place. Okay, asshole, is that what I'm supposed
Speaker 1: to do? I got yeah, surege change three burgers at
Speaker 1: at at at a Carl's Jr. I shouldn't go to
Speaker 1: the bank and complain. I should go to Carl's Jr. Well,
Speaker 1: thanks for clarifying, fag Jesus Christ. You should contact gold
Speaker 1: Co and ask for an explanation of the fees and
Speaker 1: why there is such a large discrepancy between your investment.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, would you if somebody responded to you
Speaker 1: like this? It's like, Okay, Ashole, I know how to think.
Speaker 1: I'm asking you if you can understand why they would
Speaker 1: have the audacity to steal from me, and how we
Speaker 1: can do what we can do? Is he this person
Speaker 1: was asking for? Is this not like an obvious crime
Speaker 1: here that I can at least pursue. That's what he's
Speaker 1: asking He's not asking to do a bunch of jumping
Speaker 1: through the hoops shit that he already did and be
Speaker 1: told to do the same things he did before he
Speaker 1: asked these questions. People are so stupid. Gold co may
Speaker 1: be able to prevent Are you not seeing this? Why
Speaker 1: aren't you seeing this?
Speaker 15: Wait?
Speaker 1: Hold on, you are seeing it. It just acts like
Speaker 1: if you weren't okay, you should contact GOKO and ask
Speaker 1: for an explanation of the fees and why there's such
Speaker 1: a large description between the investment and the value of
Speaker 1: the podsor no shit. Go Cao may may be able
Speaker 1: to provide more information about the fees charged with, But
Speaker 1: they're still not saying that there's something wrong, that there's
Speaker 1: a that gold Cold did something wrong, or that there
Speaker 1: might be a possibility that there's more money you would
Speaker 1: owe to you. That's what they're not saying. Like you're
Speaker 1: going to a lawyer's supposed to be unbiased and it
Speaker 1: sounds like they're playing stupid right now, doesn't it doesn't
Speaker 1: It sound like they're covering, like they're they're placing the
Speaker 1: blame on the guy for being stupid and not understanding
Speaker 1: the contract, over and over again. Is how they're responding.
Speaker 1: This is what this asshole at just answer dot com
Speaker 1: is doing, seek for professional advice. What do you think
Speaker 1: he's doing, you dickhead. He's asking quote unquote Brandon Esquire,
Speaker 1: the lawyer consumer protection lawyer at that seek professional advice?
Speaker 1: So why is he here? It might be a good
Speaker 1: idea to consult with a profess, with a financial advisor
Speaker 1: or another professional to review your investment and help you
Speaker 1: understand what happens. So again, not that there was something wrong,
Speaker 1: it's just that you don't understand it. That's what that's
Speaker 1: his attitude. They can provide guidance on how to proceed
Speaker 1: and whether there are any legal or other options available
Speaker 1: to you. Consider Lee, well, gee, you know would have
Speaker 1: been nice to have if you were gonna, I don't know,
Speaker 1: have to hire a lawyer that one hundred and ten
Speaker 1: thousand dollars they just stole from him. If you believe
Speaker 1: that you have been treated unfairly, or that there has
Speaker 1: been some kind of wrongdoing. Obviously he did. That's why
Speaker 1: he's asking you, who has given no answers and just
Speaker 1: insulted his intelligence. You may want to consider legal action, dude,
Speaker 1: Are they just trying to discourage people from ever saying
Speaker 1: or doing anything it to fight back at the system
Speaker 1: at all? Like crime has been done, unfairness has been committed,
Speaker 1: but it's you're gonna be dealing with such mentally retarded
Speaker 1: people the whole step of the way that you will
Speaker 1: end up hanging yourself if you just don't walk away
Speaker 1: and let it and just cut your losses. That's basically
Speaker 1: what the real statement of the system is is you
Speaker 1: will be so frustrated at the end of this that
Speaker 1: you will either lose your life because you'll just stress
Speaker 1: out and have a heart attack, or you'll take it
Speaker 1: yourself because you can't handle the bullshit anymore. Dealing with
Speaker 1: the ignorance of human beings. This can be a complex
Speaker 1: and time consuming process, and you will need to consult
Speaker 1: with a local attorney to determine the best course of action. Okay, thanks, buddy,
Speaker 1: I wish you the best. It says I invested in
Speaker 1: more than thirty thousand, four one K to Golden Silver
Speaker 1: with Orum Advisors in California. The money was transferred in
Speaker 1: oct Over to Orum over the phone that represented told
Speaker 1: me that the account was worth approximately thirty two thousand dollars,
Speaker 1: even though Sterling Trust, the custodial agent, indicated the account
Speaker 1: was worth much less than that. When I questioned the
Speaker 1: difference between the two figures, worms Representative Patrick said on
Speaker 1: one more more than one occasion, that just call him
Speaker 1: when I wanted to know the value of the account,
Speaker 1: and not to even bother asking Sterling, as their records
Speaker 1: had not been updated and were not correct. I trusted
Speaker 1: what he said and just recently discovered my account is
Speaker 1: now only worth approximately twenty two thousand dollars, even though
Speaker 1: the price of gold and silver have both increased from
Speaker 1: the original purchase price. Do I have any legal recourse
Speaker 1: in the issue? And can I make them give me
Speaker 1: back the money they took for my account by massively
Speaker 1: overcharging me for both the gold and the silver without
Speaker 1: my knowledge. This is happening everywhere, so just beware this
Speaker 1: WI again. You know, the last couple of episodes, I've
Speaker 1: been doing like a public service announcement this is mine
Speaker 1: to you. Stay away from gold Co. Be very careful
Speaker 1: with these investments where you're trusting them to do something
Speaker 1: because they're taking all kinds of different fees and they're
Speaker 1: not or they're just flat out stealing from you. And
Speaker 1: you're thinking gold You're thinking, wow, I really did something
Speaker 1: for myself and my family. Meanwhile, you just trusted the
Speaker 1: wrong people and they're taking from you. All right. I
Speaker 1: just want you guys to know that that's not that
Speaker 1: you would, you know, invest five dollars in the show
Speaker 1: to keep it going or anything, because I know you
Speaker 1: want to do that with Patreon. That's right there, Patreon,
Speaker 1: Vitreon dot com. This guy's the limits. I'll tell you again.
Speaker 1: I'm being a little closer to your eyes so you
Speaker 1: can see it better.
Speaker 15: Oh.
Speaker 1: I know, I'm not talking about everybody who's already there,
Speaker 1: because obviously you're already there. I will talk about this
Speaker 1: guy in a second. He's cool. Well, if they dropped
Speaker 1: them as a sponsor, gold Co is on canvases right
Speaker 1: now and he had him and maybe he'd dropped who
Speaker 1: dropped too?
Speaker 16: Though?
Speaker 1: Did gold Code drop stew or did stud drop gold Co?
Speaker 1: STU wouldn't drop anything that would pay him stew would
Speaker 1: be dry humped by a dog or or or went
Speaker 1: humped by a dog if it meant there was money involved.
Speaker 1: I've seen it. That part might be a lie. All right,
Speaker 1: So where are we at here? I had more of
Speaker 1: these up than I. That's not it, that's not that's
Speaker 1: not it. Then I just pull up like three. Okay,
Speaker 1: so maybe that was the other one. Alright, all right
Speaker 1: here this thing now, this one, this one, all right,
Speaker 1: So I just wanted to say, unquestionable, unquestionable. They say,
Speaker 1: lem and JFK a genuine love affair. This is from
Speaker 1: the the Gay Gay Men's Course of soomoorah. Okay, it
Speaker 1: is what it is, what it says. Let's all right,
Speaker 1: Now here's the pictures that they think are super gay.
Speaker 1: Really hell, I mean, you know, could just be joking around, dancing, right,
Speaker 1: you know? Yeah? Now what what two people have never
Speaker 1: held a puppy together? I mean, come on, come on,
Speaker 1: we're in the same clothes basically, So I mean that's
Speaker 1: that's a big deal. Uh where is it? Where's it?
Speaker 1: Gotta find the right one?
Speaker 14: There?
Speaker 1: It doesn't make it bigger. Well, I mean, you can
Speaker 1: can't see what's going on there? Right, It's all right.
Speaker 1: Now we're getting a little bit more difficult to understand this.
Speaker 1: What's going on here? A little I don't know what's
Speaker 1: going on. He's holding his his legs from behind the knee.
Speaker 1: I don't think I've ever done that with any of
Speaker 1: my friends. And they're like, their heads have never been
Speaker 1: between my legs when I did it holding the back
Speaker 1: of my knees.
Speaker 2: So I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to make of that one. That
Speaker 1: one's a little hard to explain, a little difficult to
Speaker 1: explain you. Is there another? Is there a close up
Speaker 1: with this? Is this a bigger picture? Let's see. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's just showing the two pictures together. Oh look, we've
Speaker 1: been hiding in back here doing dirty things. I'm not
Speaker 1: saying that happens. This guy the Jews excited like Lee
Speaker 1: love side of me. He's our president. Uh huh, so
Speaker 1: I guess you could. Uh they've been there, these people,
Speaker 1: who these people do They need this for their their
Speaker 1: their lgbt gey ship. Right, So of course if they
Speaker 1: can get somebody like like JFK wrapped up into some
Speaker 1: some kind of idea like that, then they can sell
Speaker 1: it more to the people. I mean, it's been looked
Speaker 1: up for Robert who you don't like, Drifker. No, yikes,
Speaker 1: that's a dude. Is that limb? Yeah, that's limb on
Speaker 1: the cart with the rickey Jackie over there, the Jesuit assassin,
Speaker 1: the jess. You heard what I said the Jesuit assassin did?
Speaker 1: Did he say it again? And says secret Jewish history.
Speaker 1: Jackie Kennedy really deny all that, which is fine. Jacqueline
Speaker 1: Bouvier wasted Anglo, Irish and French ancestry. She was a Jesuit.
Speaker 1: There was a whole thing about her jesuit schooling. Oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I just had to look it up. I think I
Speaker 1: think it's on my phone, though I could just read
Speaker 1: it from there. We'll get into this article later. It's
Speaker 1: kind of a not the right order right now. There's
Speaker 1: those other things that will come up when we do
Speaker 1: our run down here on the Instagram that will make
Speaker 1: that make more sense than we're like. M m mmm.
Speaker 1: I think that's where it started. For much of her
Speaker 1: existence in the public, Jackie Kennedy was known as a
Speaker 1: fair and I go, okay, that's just from that article,
Speaker 1: though this is not what I was looking for. It's
Speaker 1: not the droids I was looking for.
Speaker 17: I think it was.
Speaker 1: Maybe I can just find it onto the closed history.
Speaker 1: Let's see. You don't realize how many things you've clicked
Speaker 1: until you have to go back and look at it. No,
Speaker 1: that doesn't make sense. Well maybe it does. That doesn't
Speaker 1: make sense. So it's not showing me the stuff that
Speaker 1: I did on my phone. I don't think. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: maybe let's just let's roll the dice on this on.
Speaker 10: I think I put.
Speaker 1: So here we go, Jack and Kenny on Nassas was
Speaker 1: raised in Roman Catholic faith and baptized at Church of
Speaker 1: Saint Ignatius of Loyola in Manhattan. You can't get more
Speaker 1: Jesuit than that. Her funeral was also held at the
Speaker 1: same church. There were accounts of a Jesuit priest, Friar
Speaker 1: John mcsrely mix solely in the bomb who may have
Speaker 1: recorded some of her confidences, though this has been criticized
Speaker 1: by other Jesuits. There are also mentions of her spiritual
Speaker 1: crisis and a book by Thomas Mayer that discusses this crisis.
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah. Raised in the Catholic churritory, so that
Speaker 1: her funeral blah blah. That didn't do too much for us, right,
Speaker 1: but yes, it all day which could do very easily
Speaker 1: make her very very groomed, very u m k ultred
Speaker 1: and easily because if you her childish voice is what
Speaker 1: gives it away from me that she's one of these
Speaker 1: people that can be triggered, because you hear the same
Speaker 1: thing in Anna Nicole Smith, who was most certainly put
Speaker 1: through the system. She was put through the grooming and
Speaker 1: the mind control. A lot of these people were that
Speaker 1: you that you see in Hollywood, a lot of them,
Speaker 1: and they can get triggered easily and basically activated by
Speaker 1: a word, by anything. And if there's a Jesuit component
Speaker 1: to Jackie, I'm saying that I see, And there's apruder
Speaker 1: film which was filmed on purpose for this to keep
Speaker 1: this shit going right for as long as it's been
Speaker 1: going and have people babbling about it that was done
Speaker 1: on purpose as part of the ritual, gives them energy.
Speaker 1: But when his head, when she pulls his head into
Speaker 1: her lap, there's a tuft of smoke like gunpotter discharge
Speaker 1: residue from a cartridge from a from a case. And
Speaker 1: but she pulls the tray. I guarantee you she has
Speaker 1: her on the set and that's when you see his
Speaker 1: head blow out because it's the exit wound coming through
Speaker 1: the other side. Just saying. You could say the driver
Speaker 1: all the day if you want, but I'm saying, I
Speaker 1: see her do this, I see that, and this is
Speaker 1: where the smoke, where the smoke is going. Do you
Speaker 1: don't see smoke at the at the end of a bullet?
Speaker 1: It was from fire from a far distance another way.
Speaker 1: And also if the guy was shooting like this from
Speaker 1: you know, the three tiered car, then you would see
Speaker 1: it by his hand, the smoke not not right above
Speaker 1: Jacki's shoulder. That doesn't make any sense unless she shot him.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying she's the only person that put a
Speaker 1: bowllet in him, but she might have been the last
Speaker 1: one too. Okay, let's get into the Instagram. And there
Speaker 1: was there something else in the video section I wanted
Speaker 1: to play for, Yes, there was there was. What the
Speaker 1: fuck is that? That's not what I did? Step He
Speaker 1: dropped gold coat, is what I heard. Yeah, I'm sure
Speaker 1: he's getting paid for something he's got. He's if he
Speaker 1: did that, he already had other sponsors and he already
Speaker 1: has handlers, so it doesn't matter. It's it's a gesture
Speaker 1: at that point. It's for public image at that point,
Speaker 1: and it's only been done to maintain his public image. Now,
Speaker 1: did I show you this one where Nick Flentes calls
Speaker 1: out Canon Sewin's Nian Carrol for mudding the waters and
Speaker 1: conspiracy nonsense, blah blah. I think we did go over
Speaker 1: that right. I don't like Nick Fointez. I think he's
Speaker 1: a you know, commy apologist, and I know he is
Speaker 1: because we heard him say it. But what you said
Speaker 1: about here and Carroll was similar to what I was saying,
Speaker 1: Like what is this bullshit he's talking about? And I
Speaker 1: did notice Candace's gold co sponsor there too, even though
Speaker 1: she's babbling about Juice two. So it's only a matter
Speaker 1: of time. I'm sure there's plenty of other people out
Speaker 1: there if you look close enough that they're sponsors. Didn't
Speaker 1: find a bunch of oh yeah, so there there's this
Speaker 1: propaganda of some sort. That's okay. So I should have
Speaker 1: had this in my own things so I didn't have
Speaker 1: to do with this clumsy But this guy's funny. You
Speaker 1: guys have not seen dead alive or have you for
Speaker 1: the Lord? That's it. That's it is that part all right? Now,
Speaker 1: let's get into we know this guy. Well, it's gonna
Speaker 1: go right through these. There's a lot of them. It's
Speaker 1: probably be in the show. I probably wouldn't get it
Speaker 1: into the JFK book or definitely won't be able to
Speaker 1: get into the other one. Today, back into talking finishing
Speaker 1: our makers of civilizations, so we can put that book
Speaker 1: the rest too, not the rest because we'll be using
Speaker 1: it actively, but getting through the material so that we
Speaker 1: can then use it to build upon. And it helped
Speaker 1: decode the rest of the lies of history. This is
Speaker 1: what those books are important for. They dispell all the
Speaker 1: bs and the Old and New Testament, the whole Abrahamic
Speaker 1: bull bullshit death cult and our adherence to it are
Speaker 1: does our need to protect these people who aren't the
Speaker 1: people that they say they are. We're going to get
Speaker 1: into that too from another guy, but let's start with this.
Speaker 18: A few big cities that still publish crime statistics by
Speaker 18: race understanding again, New York is one of the few
Speaker 18: big cities that still publish crime statistics by race. It
Speaker 18: used to be common, but you'll see why. Most places
Speaker 18: quietly stopped doing it. This drab looking report is dynamite.
Speaker 18: For every major crime, there's a slick graph like this
Speaker 18: that breaks out percentages of victims, suspects, and arrestees by race,
Speaker 18: including of all things American Indians over on the left.
Speaker 18: As you can see in this graph for murder, Blacks
Speaker 18: and Hispanics tower over everyone else. As percentages in all categories.
Speaker 18: The actual figures are in the table just beneath the graph.
Speaker 18: As you can see, Black's account for over fifty percent
Speaker 18: of murder victims, suspects, and arrestees. Whites are se percent
Speaker 18: of victims, seven percent of suspects, and five point five
Speaker 18: percent of arrestees. Hispanics are in the mid thirties for
Speaker 18: all categories. Now, if the city were half black, seven
Speaker 18: percent quite, and thirty five percent of Hispanic, it would
Speaker 18: mean that all races were victims and perpetrators at about
Speaker 18: the same rates. But that's not the case. The n
Speaker 18: WHYPD report includes the latest population figures for the city.
Speaker 1: And let me just say something. The damage is already
Speaker 1: done with gold Coat because they financed all the propaganda
Speaker 1: documentaries that to put out with a bunch of lies
Speaker 1: for unnecessarily unnecessary lies mixed in with truth because of
Speaker 1: died suddenly and all the other nonsense that he did.
Speaker 1: I told you, I went in this whole rant about
Speaker 1: what he did with Diego and U, baby Cyrus, and
Speaker 1: am and Bundy, who he didn't even have any direct
Speaker 1: contact with. I don't think. But yet he claims that
Speaker 1: he's like a big hero, and that is his audience
Speaker 1: is a big hero. And by watching his show, basically
Speaker 1: you you saved the world by doing nothing. And when
Speaker 1: it's it was Diego and Ammon's contacts and sway and
Speaker 1: political pressure that got the child back from what would
Speaker 1: have been in a certain death in the hands of
Speaker 1: the state and the hospital. His own grandson, right, Diego's
Speaker 1: own grandson. And if Stu is gonna lay credit for
Speaker 1: all that, then why is he absent? He's not named,
Speaker 1: he's not party too, he's not you know, he's not
Speaker 1: being held libel in the lawsuit against Ammon and Diego
Speaker 1: where they're ruining the other two people's lives. Take have
Speaker 1: taken everything, including their clothing, including their children's clothing, their
Speaker 1: toy He's everything, taken everything that these people have owned.
Speaker 1: Multiple times whenever Ramon tries to get something started, back up, anything,
Speaker 1: any type of He can't own a bank account, he
Speaker 1: can't have anything because they'll take every bit of it.
Speaker 1: They're destroying him and Bundy. And if Stu is such
Speaker 1: a big hero, if he did what he says he did,
Speaker 1: why is he not being taken down by Saint Luke's too?
Speaker 1: Why is he not being Why see, if he's not,
Speaker 1: he's not part of it. He didn't do shit. Otherwise
Speaker 1: he would have been involved in the lawsuit. He'd have
Speaker 1: been named the oy vays over at Saint Luke's. Yeah,
Speaker 1: funny enough, right that it's the Saint Luke's. You think, oh,
Speaker 1: it's a bunch of a bunch of church goers, a
Speaker 1: bunch of a bunch of people in funny robes, as
Speaker 1: the CEO said, No, no, no, it's some some Ross guy,
Speaker 1: last name Ross. Hey, there was a last name Ross
Speaker 1: that was the property manager for our store. So they're everywhere.
Speaker 1: And I thought he was Italian. That's that's how stupid
Speaker 1: I was. I thought I changed his name because he
Speaker 1: was telling no, no, I didn't they change a sudden no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: they're evade to the max. I didn't even put that
Speaker 1: together until like a couple of years ago, after I
Speaker 1: had already left the store, Like what, man, these guys
Speaker 1: are kind of dicks, like a lot, like they had
Speaker 1: like no conscience when it came to certain things like
Speaker 1: making my like making Rebecca walk and they wouldn't let
Speaker 1: her park behind the store when she was eight months pregnant,
Speaker 1: and uh, she really worked a couple of days during
Speaker 1: that time.
Speaker 12: Anyway.
Speaker 1: It was like, because I need to make more sauce
Speaker 1: to get things in the store, and uh, they wouldn't
Speaker 1: let her park close to it. And I was like
Speaker 1: why the Like so that fat ass that's working over
Speaker 1: at the restaurant, that's a manager, he can't walk because
Speaker 1: he's not pregnant. He just looks like he's pregnant. You
Speaker 1: actually are, and they're gonna make so shit like that.
Speaker 1: Used to always really irritate me about them, And come
Speaker 1: to find out, they are Solis. They are solless people.
Speaker 1: And I thought they were fellow Italians for so long.
Speaker 1: I was such an idiot. When you when you when
Speaker 1: it finally comes, when it finally like breaks in your mind,
Speaker 1: you realize what's going on, You're like, holy.
Speaker 18: Fuck, whites at about thirty Blacks, twenty Asians, fifteen others
Speaker 18: at five point four and Hispanics at twenty eight point
Speaker 18: four percent. With this information, we can calculate what are
Speaker 18: called odds ratios, or how likely people of different races
Speaker 18: are to commit violent crimes compared to whites. As we
Speaker 18: saw earlier NYPD reports, race of suspect and of rst.
Speaker 18: Race of suspect is just a guess, but you have
Speaker 18: to have pretty strong evidence to make an arrest, so
Speaker 18: this is the better indicator of people who commit a crime.
Speaker 18: Here are arrest rates for four major violent crimes, expressed
Speaker 18: as multiples of the arrest rate for whites. Let's start
Speaker 18: with the four colored columns on the left for murder,
Speaker 18: white for white people, black for blacks, brown for Hispanics,
Speaker 18: and yellow for Asians.
Speaker 1: And which I said yellow for Asians, I'm beginning to
Speaker 1: think you might be a racist, good sir, And then
Speaker 1: I quoted the same guy, white people, wake the fuck up.
Speaker 18: The white arrest rate is set to one, and the
Speaker 18: rates for other races are calculated as multiples of the
Speaker 18: white rate. This graph shows that last year, blacks were
Speaker 18: arrested for murder at fifteen point five times the rate
Speaker 18: for whites, Hispanics at seven point one times, and Asians
Speaker 18: at zero point eight times. That means Asians were twenty
Speaker 18: percent less likely than whites to be arrested for murder.
Speaker 18: Look at the odds ratios for other crimes. A shooting
Speaker 18: means someone fired a gun and hit someone but didn't
Speaker 18: kill him. Black is ninety eight point three times more
Speaker 18: likely than a white to be arrested for a shooting.
Speaker 18: This is a staggeringly high multiple. There are very few
Speaker 18: things good.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they don't reallyasually take their time to really aim.
Speaker 2: Or bad.
Speaker 18: That one race of people is even ten times more
Speaker 18: likely to do than another race and one hundred times
Speaker 18: is pretty much unheard of. Hispanics are thirty five times
Speaker 18: more likely than whites to be arrested for shooting. Look
Speaker 18: at the arrest rates for rape and robbery. Rape is
Speaker 18: more evenly distributed among races.
Speaker 1: We now think what would happen if we were as likely,
Speaker 1: but we only fired upon those who fired upon others
Speaker 1: and raped other people and robbed other people. Then we
Speaker 1: would be able to take to all of these other
Speaker 1: bars down to zero, almost because everybody else will be
Speaker 1: scared shitless to commit a crime because they knew that
Speaker 1: somebody is going to shoot them, with blacks.
Speaker 18: Only ten times more likely than whites to be arrested
Speaker 18: for it, and hispanics seven point one times. Robbery has
Speaker 18: long been a black specialty, with blacks twenty one points
Speaker 18: six times more likely to be arrested for it than whites.
Speaker 18: Hispanics are arrested at ten times the white rate. Are
Speaker 18: blacks really fifteen point five times more likely than whites
Speaker 18: to commit murder? Many murderers are not arrested, and some
Speaker 18: people arrested for murder didn't do it, So that number
Speaker 18: isn't exact, but it's as close to reality as we're
Speaker 18: likely to get. Some people think maybe white killers are
Speaker 18: clever and avoid arrest. Actually, clearance rates are higher when
Speaker 18: whites commit murder first, they are more likely to have
Speaker 18: conventional motives for killing someone and thus become plausible suspect.
Speaker 1: Oh, you want reasons for crime? Uh, that's the white
Speaker 1: of you to think that you need a reason or
Speaker 1: to be provoked in order to just cause violence and
Speaker 1: murder on somebody. It's something white of you thinking that way.
Speaker 18: If you step on a white guy's shoe, he isn't
Speaker 18: likely to pull out a gun.
Speaker 19: And shoot you.
Speaker 1: Depends on the day, honestly for me, and.
Speaker 18: That kind of impulsive stranger killing is the hardest kind
Speaker 18: to solve. Also, whites are more likely to cooperate with
Speaker 18: the police. Some people argue that arrest rates can't be
Speaker 18: trusted because cops are racist. They allegedly round up blacks
Speaker 18: and Hispanics and let.
Speaker 2: White criminals go free.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 18: There are lots of reasons to reject that argument, and
Speaker 18: here's a good one. Victimization rates. On the left. You
Speaker 18: can see that black New Yorkers are eleven point five
Speaker 18: times more likely than white New Yorkers to be murdered,
Speaker 18: and Hispanics are five point four times more likely. It's
Speaker 18: mostly blacks and Hispanics killing each other, and the victimization
Speaker 18: rights are not even higher compared to whites, because blacks
Speaker 18: and Hispanics are more likely to kill whites than the
Speaker 18: other way around. And look at the victims of shootings.
Speaker 1: Honestly, if an Asian guy said, like, give me your money,
Speaker 1: I'm robbing you, I'd be like, you're mixed. You gotta
Speaker 1: be mixed rais, because there's why else are you robbing me?
Speaker 1: You're not robbing me, You're being funny, right, is a joke.
Speaker 18: The rates are sky high for blacks and Hispanics because
Speaker 18: they mostly shoot and wound each other. A lot of
Speaker 18: this is pure.
Speaker 1: Self fixing problem sounds like, except there's other people that
Speaker 1: get shot in between.
Speaker 18: Impulse violence, to which whites are less prone. Robbery on
Speaker 18: the right is interesting. Although Asians are only one point
Speaker 18: seven times more likely than whites to be arrested for robbery,
Speaker 18: they're nearly four times more likely to be victims. This
Speaker 18: is probably because many Blacks and Hispanics.
Speaker 2: Rob them, especially Asian women.
Speaker 18: Blacks and Hispanics also whites, which brings their own victimization
Speaker 18: multiples well below their arrest multiples. Speaking of victims, let's
Speaker 18: go back to the NYPD for rape. In the white
Speaker 18: row second from the right, you can see that the
Speaker 18: blue column in front for a percent of victims is
Speaker 18: about twice as high as the purple and white columns
Speaker 18: for suspects and arrest teams. This means whites are about
Speaker 18: twice as likely to be raped as rape someone. Black
Speaker 18: and Hispanic men are certainly raping women of their own races,
Speaker 18: but they also rape white women, thus raising the white
Speaker 18: victimization rate arrest figures are very good indicators of who
Speaker 18: is committing crime in New York City. What would the
Speaker 18: place be like if all eight million New Yorkers were
Speaker 18: white and they committed crimes at exactly the same rate
Speaker 18: as the whites living there now?
Speaker 9: This graph tells you.
Speaker 18: The blue dotted line is the level of crime in
Speaker 18: the city in twenty twenty four, and the blue bars
Speaker 18: are the percentage of the current total of crime there
Speaker 18: would have been if the city had been all white.
Speaker 18: Murder would drop eighty two point three percent to just
Speaker 18: seventeen point seven percent of the current level. Shootings which
Speaker 18: we saw earlier were overwhelmingly black and Hispanic would practically disappear.
Speaker 18: Rate would still be a problem, but had only twenty
Speaker 18: nine point one percent of the old rate, and robbery
Speaker 18: would be down eighty seven percent. Pretty dramatic decreases, aren't they.
Speaker 18: Imagine how different life in the city would be. For
Speaker 18: one thing, all one hundred and thirty three restrooms in
Speaker 18: the subways would be open. Now seventy five of them
Speaker 18: are closed because if they were open.
Speaker 1: Listen to this, this is hilarious.
Speaker 18: New Yorkers would rate people do drugs or live in them.
Speaker 18: Those restrooms were built for civilized people. And by the
Speaker 18: way the NYPD releases.
Speaker 1: There's seventy every say, one hundred and fifty seven bathrooms
Speaker 1: or something like that, and seventy five of them are open,
Speaker 1: because if the rest of them are open, people would
Speaker 1: rape each other in Those are meant for civilized people.
Speaker 1: You know, you're supposed to just do your business and
Speaker 1: get out. They be doing drugs. They do drugs and
Speaker 1: bathrooms all the time. I don't care. You could be
Speaker 1: wearing a four thousand dollars suit the bathroom. If it
Speaker 1: has a flat surface, there's cocaine on it.
Speaker 2: Just saying, just report every year.
Speaker 18: Have you ever seen it mentioned in the New York
Speaker 18: media or in any media. Clearly there are people who
Speaker 18: would rather you didn't see this report. I can't have
Speaker 18: people getting ideas, now, can we.
Speaker 1: There you go, this is just what humorous. You'll see
Speaker 1: in a second. It looks like he's pouring it directly
Speaker 1: into his nostril. Yeah, and it's obviously oil, but it's
Speaker 1: you can tell this is you know what this is.
Speaker 1: You already know what this is. This is pretty gross.
Speaker 1: But there was another There was another one where there's Uh.
Speaker 1: I forgot what it was. I forgot what cartoon it was.
Speaker 1: Maybe it was Robot Chicken, maybe it was Family Guy.
Speaker 1: I can't remember. But it's RoboCop and a terminator just
Speaker 1: going around murdering everybody. And it doesn't matter if it's
Speaker 1: the victim, order, if it's the it's the it's the criminal.
Speaker 1: They just go wrong, killing everybody, and they're playing the police,
Speaker 1: the police squad Mo movie or TV show the ways
Speaker 1: the song to it. That's just kind of interesting. I
Speaker 1: forgot where I saw that. Okay, now it's a let's
Speaker 1: be clear. Asking you hatred as anti Zionism doesn't make
Speaker 1: it any less vile. Doctor King saw through the laws
Speaker 1: back in nineteen sixty seven, and we still need to
Speaker 1: call it out today. This is nas hashim gee. That
Speaker 1: couldn't be any more oave, could it? Hashim Hookah? Hecka.
Speaker 1: When people criticize Zionists, they mean Jews, do they You're
Speaker 1: you're talking anti semitism. Reverend Martin Luther King speaking with
Speaker 1: students who complained about Israel. Oh, don't you dare students?
Speaker 1: They're not a pattern that's been going on since then. Huh.
Speaker 1: Blaming the students for noticing. Uh huh. MLK was a stalwart, virtuous,
Speaker 1: godly man of Christianity that was so far ahead of
Speaker 1: his time, with understanding moral high ground and intelligence, compassion
Speaker 1: and grace. He definitely was not a degenerate Marxist comedy
Speaker 1: stooge of Stanley Levy, which, by the way, is the
Speaker 1: last name of somebody else we mentioned the other day.
Speaker 1: Do you remember that. I kind of glossed over it,
Speaker 1: but it was a Levy name. Oh, I'll go back
Speaker 1: to it. Stanley Levy used to destabilize and destroy the
Speaker 1: West through subversion and propagandized subservers and propagandas feel good
Speaker 1: sounding speeches and riots. So sorry, sorry, sorry, I meant
Speaker 1: peaceful protest. Let me read that again. He definitely was
Speaker 1: not a degenerate Marxist commy stooge of Stanley Levy used
Speaker 1: to destabilize and destroy the West through subversion and propagandised
Speaker 1: astroturfed feel good sounding speeches and riots. Sorry, sorry, I
Speaker 1: meant peaceful protests to Holy was the guy was the
Speaker 1: good guy? Build that fella a statue? What a holy martyr?
Speaker 1: May our greatest ally Zog rule forever A man Stanley Levinson,
Speaker 1: a Jewish attorney and businessman from New York, was one
Speaker 1: of Martin Luther King Junior's closest advisors and friends means handler,
Speaker 1: playing a pivotal role in the civil rights movement. Their
Speaker 1: relationship began in nineteen fifty six when Levinson introduced King
Speaker 1: to Bayard Rustin started raising funds and started shooting him
Speaker 1: up with morphine or whatever fuck he was on for
Speaker 1: the Montgomery bus boycott. Over time, Levin Levison became indispensable,
Speaker 1: providing strategic advice, ghost writing speeches, including a draft of
Speaker 1: King's iconic I have a dream speech. Oh isn't that nice?
Speaker 1: He didn't have a single thought of his own, and
Speaker 1: he was doing what actors do and reading their lines.
Speaker 1: They were, you know, performing their lines, playing their part,
Speaker 1: handling finances, organizing events, and serving as King's literary agent.
Speaker 1: He worked pro bono, viewing his contributions to the movement
Speaker 1: as deeply rewarding. Levison's role extended to the Southern Christian
Speaker 1: Christian Leadership Conference, where he professionalized fundraising and publicity efforts.
Speaker 1: King valued Levison's consul, often confiding in him during movements
Speaker 1: of doubt or exhaustion, moments of doubt, ord exhaustion, as
Speaker 1: Levison offered emotional support without pushing his own agenda. Coretta
Speaker 1: Scott King described him as a trusted and dedicated boyfriend.
Speaker 1: Oh I'm seeing advisor, sorry. And Andrew Young called him
Speaker 1: one of the movement's most important unsung supporters. You mean creators,
Speaker 1: now supporters, creators, molders of the quote unquote movement. Their
Speaker 1: friendship faced significant challenges due to Levinson's past ties to
Speaker 1: the Communist Party. Oh yeah, that just that little thing.
Speaker 1: And you know how fresh they is. And when you're
Speaker 1: talking about communists and you're talking about right after the
Speaker 1: Jews won their Second World War using our country as
Speaker 1: their military might across Europe and Russia, are you fucking
Speaker 1: kidding me? Because we were already Israel before Israel was Israel,
Speaker 1: as I keep telling you, Yeah, yeah, that's kind of
Speaker 1: like a big deal, kind of a big deal that
Speaker 1: he would be in the Communist Party back then, where
Speaker 1: it was completely blatantly open and obvious that Bolshevik Jews
Speaker 1: were the We're spearheading communism and murdering and slaughtering and
Speaker 1: starving away people, and they just trampled all over the
Speaker 1: Germanic people and tried to exterminate every last one of
Speaker 1: them in a second war and blamed them for trying
Speaker 1: to do the same to them, which is ridiculous. And
Speaker 1: then here he is, Oh, yeah, it's just nineteen fifties,
Speaker 1: like the freaking the smoke from the bombing of Dresden
Speaker 1: hasn't even cleared the area yet, and he's involved in
Speaker 1: the Communist Party Oki Doki. The Russians had had weren't
Speaker 1: even finished scarring a whole generation of women from their
Speaker 1: massive rape fests. Let's see in Germany in the early
Speaker 1: nineteen fifties, the FBI considered levis At a major at
Speaker 1: CPUSA financer. Oh and he financed this guy, Martin Luther
Speaker 1: King Junior, who was named after a Protestant hero. And
Speaker 1: that's a name dragging his name into the fucking dirt.
Speaker 1: Gonserd Levison a major CPUSA financer, though he reportedly severed
Speaker 1: ties by nineteen fifty seven. He was hanging out with
Speaker 1: this dude in fifty six, what do you talk about?
Speaker 1: So there was overlap there and if he just left
Speaker 1: there so we could focus on his next thing, which
Speaker 1: was assignment Negro, then that's what he did. FBI Director
Speaker 1: Jagar Hoover convinced Levison was a Communist agent influencing King Jay.
Speaker 1: FBI director Jagar Hoover convinced Levison was a Communist agent
Speaker 1: influencing King used this association to justify extensive surveillance of
Speaker 1: both men, including wiretaps, authorized by Attorney General Robert F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy in nineteen sixty two. Probably the only reason why
Speaker 1: they actually got that clearance, because if he was working
Speaker 1: King in a way to push in a then the
Speaker 1: rest of the bought you know, politics of the federal
Speaker 1: government would not have intervened. They would not have wiretapped,
Speaker 1: they would not have given a Jagar Hoover the ability
Speaker 1: to do so. It's only because Robert F. Kennedy was
Speaker 1: appointed Attorney General that that even came about. The Kennedy
Speaker 1: administration repeatedly urged King to cut ties with Levis, and
Speaker 1: inciting national security concerns. King resisted for over a year,
Speaker 1: unwilling to abandon a loyal friend, you mean, a big
Speaker 1: piggy bank and probably source of whatever he was injecting
Speaker 1: into himself, a loyal friend. Based on unproven allegations, in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three, to preserve the movement's credibility and maintained
Speaker 1: administration support, Levison voluntarily stepped back from public association with King,
Speaker 1: but continued to advise him indirectly through the intermed areas.
Speaker 1: Like Clarence Jones. Jews wrote Martin Luther King's speech happy
Speaker 1: Black History Month. Ha ouch that stings. Huh there he is.
Speaker 1: There's there's a there's the real doctor King right there.
Speaker 1: Wave a.
Speaker 10: Hey.
Speaker 1: They both have nappy hair, so it kind of works.
Speaker 1: It's not too much of a stretch. See see, there
Speaker 1: you go. Stanley Levison has told Clarence Jones, another advisor
Speaker 1: to King, that under no circumstances King be permitted to
Speaker 1: say anything without their approving it because he's said, well,
Speaker 1: that was for two reasons. Not because they wanted to
Speaker 1: make a you know, not just because they wanted a
Speaker 1: clear and concise and you know, consistent message when they're propagandizing,
Speaker 1: but also because King on his own was a fucking
Speaker 1: lunatic and an idiot like it meantal like a stupid
Speaker 1: as shit. So yeah, don't open your mouth please. Levinson
Speaker 1: also informed Jones that King is such a slow thinker.
Speaker 1: See what I said. He is usually I didn't even
Speaker 1: read that part yet. He is usually not prepared to
Speaker 1: make statements without help from someone like someone coaching him
Speaker 1: for his answers. If he's being questioned, Levinson is actively
Speaker 1: participating in the planning for King's Washington Spring project. He
Speaker 1: was just a body that they could make into something
Speaker 1: without that, Like I said, you don't put the air
Speaker 1: in that. That doesn't it doesn't inflate. They're the one's
Speaker 1: putting their air in it. So that's what they had.
Speaker 1: They had their their Jewish below up man. I mean
Speaker 1: they're they're they're uh, well it was a Jewish beloved man,
Speaker 1: but it was black BLM tel Aviv. That's a weird combination.
Speaker 3: Huh.
Speaker 1: Too low brow for MAGA people. No talk about democrats
Speaker 1: being the real KKK. And that says Melan Thor Stanley. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the one where I just said the same thing.
Speaker 1: So Jews wrote black people's favorite quote. I plan to
Speaker 1: lead another non violet march tomorrow. I see they look
Speaker 1: dilaid on the ground, cars burning, and that's you go. Yeah, rights,
Speaker 1: what did bodies building off? A great post by Bill
Speaker 1: MLK had a handle or he ghost wrote the speeches
Speaker 1: could you have guessed from what tribe?
Speaker 15: Hey?
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah? Is that what I'm seeing?
Speaker 1: They're not showing it?
Speaker 18: Is it?
Speaker 1: Is he seriously painting? No, it doesn't matter. I don't
Speaker 1: know why. It's you, motherfucker. I gotta oh no, lehold on,
Speaker 1: yeah no, it's screwed it up. Okay, it's okay, all right,
Speaker 1: So let's go to this one. Now you already.
Speaker 20: Recently arrested for it is not his first arrest.
Speaker 21: Confirm Felipe Gomes is not a US citizen, but has
Speaker 21: a work permit, so we he is allowed to serve
Speaker 21: as a police officer in.
Speaker 1: This work perm it to be allowed to work as
Speaker 1: a police officer? Are you drunk? First of all, here's
Speaker 1: the other Here's one thing I needs to happen. If
Speaker 1: you're a sheriff, I don't think this is seem something
Speaker 1: that applies. I think you have to live in the
Speaker 1: same county. But if you're a police officer, you have
Speaker 1: you should have to live in the same area that
Speaker 1: you work in. You shouldn't be able to go as
Speaker 1: ship in a neighborhood that nobody knows who you are
Speaker 1: and knows where you live, because that anonymity makes them
Speaker 1: more cocky and more prone to doing stupid shit, harmful
Speaker 1: shit to people because they're not going to see them ever,
Speaker 1: They're not gonna hit they're not going to bump into
Speaker 1: them in the grocery store, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: When you're a community and they're part of the community,
Speaker 1: it's it's a lot easier not to care about a community,
Speaker 1: like people don't care about even their own children. So
Speaker 1: to be in a different community as as where you work,
Speaker 1: working in a different communities where you live, there's there's
Speaker 1: no there's no for for for degenerate people with low
Speaker 1: i Q and no empathy, there there's nothing that would
Speaker 1: make them want to take care of that community. But
Speaker 1: if you live there, well maybe even just maybe it's
Speaker 1: just selfish reasons that you want to take care of
Speaker 1: that community, so that you do it, or your your
Speaker 1: own fear of reprisal if you do screw someone over
Speaker 1: would be enough for you not to do something. Whatever
Speaker 1: the if it's a low life reason, or if it's
Speaker 1: a good reason for but if the if the result
Speaker 1: is you do the right thing, well whatever, at least
Speaker 1: you did the right thing, not because you're a good person, maybe,
Speaker 1: but because you're a weakling coward with a the feeble
Speaker 1: freaking you know, constitution of your own But whatever, you
Speaker 1: didn't hurt anybody, so at least that was you know,
Speaker 1: that that was accomplished. But when you have long degrees
Speaker 1: that like you're driving forty five minutes to work or
Speaker 1: whatever the hell it is, it's it's bullshit that these
Speaker 1: police officers can just wreak havoc and then go back
Speaker 1: to where they came from each day. I don't I
Speaker 1: don't think that's a I don't think that's a good
Speaker 1: way to do things. It certainly isn't like, okay, you
Speaker 1: have a work visa police officer. How about like, you know,
Speaker 1: cabbage picker. Okay, but not police officer. State non citizen
Speaker 1: with work permit served as a police officer in California, surprise, surprise,
Speaker 1: accused of rape. By the way, there's something scrolling at
Speaker 1: the bottom of the screen. You should totally do that.
Speaker 21: Under a recent law signed by Governor Gavin Newsom four
Speaker 21: months ago, police Chief Ken Stankquist presented his new recruits,
Speaker 21: including thirty five year old Felipe Carlo Gomes. Last week,
Speaker 21: Redwood City police arrested Gomes at the Belmont Police headquarters
Speaker 21: on Pinal Coot two sixty one A one.
Speaker 1: They arrested him at the police headquarters. How about that?
Speaker 1: How about that.
Speaker 21: Rape of someone who was incapable of giving legal consent
Speaker 21: due to a mental Disorderially, what he.
Speaker 1: Was at a mental hospital and raping people like he
Speaker 1: was pulling a fucking dying child? What the hell's that
Speaker 1: freaking dude? Dude's name from England with the blonde hair?
Speaker 1: You know what I'm talking about, the one who worked
Speaker 1: with six kids and would taunt them while they're dying
Speaker 1: about what he did to them. You know what I'm
Speaker 1: talking about. He was a child rapist, boys, abusive and
Speaker 1: you know when he wasn't murdering them all the way,
Speaker 1: he was harming them in many different ways, including the rape.
Speaker 1: I forgot his name for some reason, you know, I mean,
Speaker 1: the one with the weird, funky, stupid hair. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: it sounds like he's got something like that going on.
Speaker 1: Where's he's raping people that are mentally ill equipped to
Speaker 1: give consent? Are you kidding me?
Speaker 21: Before he hired Gomes, the Iteam has learned the chief
Speaker 21: Stenquists received phone calls from the San Mateo County Sheriff's
Speaker 21: Office and East Palawado Police, warning him that both agencies
Speaker 21: had rejected Gomes because of his domestic violence arrest in
Speaker 21: twenty seventeen. Effi David says they've been married a year
Speaker 21: when Gomes spotted text on his wife's cell phone from
Speaker 21: a next boyfriend and that he struck her repeatedly in
Speaker 21: the face.
Speaker 1: That's that's fucked up. Like I say, I make jokes
Speaker 1: about women all the time, but you are that little
Speaker 1: of a man. That number one years is okay, bitch,
Speaker 1: we're done, then get out cool. I don't have to
Speaker 1: pay your bills. Awesome, thank you for making me single
Speaker 1: in California. What a what a crime?
Speaker 22: What?
Speaker 1: Oh gosh. I'll try to contake. I'll do what I
Speaker 1: can to get over it. You know, because if you're
Speaker 1: young and you're living in California, you're a man. It's
Speaker 1: not that hard to find a hot chick, you know
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. So if you're gonna be a beach
Speaker 1: like that, then I see you. If it was even
Speaker 1: what he thought it was. But you know, no dude
Speaker 1: should be texting your girlfriend or your wife anyway. So
Speaker 1: but you don't get all crazy like that be punching
Speaker 1: her repeatedly in the face. That's a I mean, I'm sorry.
Speaker 1: If you're a guy and you're repeatedly punching a woman
Speaker 1: in the face and that's not considered attempted murder, she
Speaker 1: better be much bigger than you for that not to
Speaker 1: be considered attempted murder.
Speaker 2: She must be.
Speaker 1: She better be a lot bigger than you. She'd be
Speaker 1: able to lift you up and toss you. Otherwise that's
Speaker 1: attempted murder in my opinion.
Speaker 2: And stomach.
Speaker 21: An officer wrote that he observed.
Speaker 1: Stomach I wonder if she was pregnant.
Speaker 21: A large bruise that covered most of us wife's left cheek.
Speaker 21: Law enforcement sources also tell me d Big Gomes is
Speaker 21: not a US citizen. SB nine sixties, sponsored by former
Speaker 21: state Senator Nancy Skinner, allows immigrants to be officers if
Speaker 21: they have a green card, visa, or permanent residency.
Speaker 2: Gomes is here on a work permit.
Speaker 5: You must be a person who's legally authorized tour and.
Speaker 1: Then you're larying. That's March twenty second, twenty twenty two,
Speaker 1: wearing your mask still, of course, but there's a lot
Speaker 1: of twos in there isn't there. Three to two two
Speaker 1: is the first part because March is the third month.
Speaker 1: Three two two twenty two a lot of twos, lots
Speaker 1: of twos.
Speaker 23: California, if this bill passes, would be able to be
Speaker 23: a sworn officer.
Speaker 21: Governor Gavin Newsom signed the bill in September twenty twenty two.
Speaker 24: Recently arrested for rape, it is not his first arrest.
Speaker 1: Fascinating paper from the United Nations website. The stated goal
Speaker 1: is to use the Halla costs as a weapon to
Speaker 1: demand multiculturalism and globalism. And this is again, this is
Speaker 1: not a conspiracy. It's not a conspiracy theory from a
Speaker 1: neo Nazi website. This is from the United Nations. Let
Speaker 1: that sink in.
Speaker 25: Here.
Speaker 1: It is discussion papers series The Future of Holocaust Education,
Speaker 1: The Rule of Global Citizenship in Human Rights Literacy by
Speaker 1: Professor Holy Shit. I'm Jewish shareholder UNASCO share in education
Speaker 1: for human values, Tolerance and peace. That always means suppression
Speaker 1: of things that allow you to speak freely and will
Speaker 1: criminalize you for thinking or seeing or observing reality. Tolerance
Speaker 1: and peace, human values, it's all inverted. School of Education,
Speaker 1: bar Ilan University, So this is as a habit. Gross. Yeah, gross,
Speaker 1: as the operative word. There the unanimous adoption of the
Speaker 1: United Nations General Assembly of Holocaust Remembrance. Remember, the United Nations,
Speaker 1: the General Assembly and the Security Council have the right
Speaker 1: to just dictate to the all member nations what they're
Speaker 1: going to do. And if there's laws, if there's rights,
Speaker 1: if there's principal core values of the very philosophy of
Speaker 1: the creation of that territory, it matters not what their
Speaker 1: resolutions break. As far as your laws or your protections
Speaker 1: against such a resolution, it's up to the member countries
Speaker 1: to omit, ignore or abolish or rights or laws that
Speaker 1: conflict with the whim the resolutions of the United Nations.
Speaker 1: We were gonna have a climate as are we were
Speaker 1: gonna have this demonic piece of shit skull and bones
Speaker 1: carry John Carrey, because that's what was going to happen,
Speaker 1: because they've already declared it. This is why this whole
Speaker 1: system has to be flushed on the toilet. Any idea
Speaker 1: that we should be in the that we're not even
Speaker 1: by definition able to have a treaty with a non country.
Speaker 1: The United Nations is in the country. They have no
Speaker 1: right to make treaties. They can't make charters that override
Speaker 1: our own uh values, our own constitution, our own or
Speaker 1: re imagine and reinterpret what it means to hold a
Speaker 1: treaty and with that, if the treaty supersedes our constitution
Speaker 1: or not, that's all bullshit. It's all bullshit, it's all
Speaker 1: unders misbread on purpose legally is nonsense by a bunch
Speaker 1: of away vays. So unanimous adoption by the United Nations
Speaker 1: General Assembly, of course, would be unanimous. It's what do
Speaker 1: you think created this freaking travesty? General Assembly of Holocaust
Speaker 1: Rememberance Resolutions sixty seven sixty you know forwards Lash sleven
Speaker 1: Riverville h in twenty in two thousand and five, and
Speaker 1: the establishment of a robust Holocaust Rememberance and education program everywhere.
Speaker 1: Continue to pump this bullshit to every country that's a
Speaker 1: member country. What is it one hundred and ninety is
Speaker 1: that how many people, how many countries are going to
Speaker 1: be propagandizing their people because they said so that because
Speaker 1: of the one percent in the in the world have
Speaker 1: all the money and all the all the sway and
Speaker 1: manipulate all of our all of our militaries, Yet they
Speaker 1: are the weakest people on the planet you could knock
Speaker 1: over with a fucking with a feather. Why the hell
Speaker 1: are we letting this happened? Holocaust rememberance and education programmers
Speaker 1: signaled a commitment by the United Nations to ensure that
Speaker 1: the lessons of the Holocaust would be passed on to
Speaker 1: future generations. Lessons of Holocaust meaning the constant bombardment of bullshit.
Speaker 1: That's what that means. Constant bombardment of bullshit, demonizing the
Speaker 1: heroes and glorifying the global post Oh all right, this man,
Speaker 1: are ye glorifying the demons, demonizing the heroes of World
Speaker 1: War Two? The United Nations also recognized its responsibility to
Speaker 1: highlight the vital education issues of global citizenship and human rights,
Speaker 1: which today are as pressing as ever, if not more so.
Speaker 1: It acknowledges the need to develop a new cosmopolitan memory
Speaker 1: of the Holocaust that transcends ethnic and national boundaries. All
Speaker 1: this is based on bullshit and a lie. Look at
Speaker 1: they even they even mentioned tikkum alone. Come on, tikkum
Speaker 1: alone is Jesus Jones. Holy shit, a memory that is
Speaker 1: not only connected to pass but also to a common future.
Speaker 1: That's scary freaking wording, right, there a common future, a
Speaker 1: common freakin' hive mind. Believe or die in this lie
Speaker 1: of the Holocaust because they're the only ones who were river.
Speaker 1: First of all, they weren't what they said they were.
Speaker 1: But even if they were, they wouldn't be the only
Speaker 1: people who were mass murdered because they weren't. Anyway, by
Speaker 1: the way, they weren't. It went out of have been
Speaker 1: such bad idea looking back at it, though, a murky
Speaker 1: wave of xenophobia, racism, and hatred is flooding the world.
Speaker 1: You guys are really either really paranoid or you're just
Speaker 1: using a false paranoid to try to kill everybody by
Speaker 1: labeling them a threat. And who does the most thread
Speaker 1: assessing the FBI Cia Da da da da da da da.
Speaker 1: And they say, you know who they're start assessing for.
Speaker 1: You know who's always afraid of everybody, or at least
Speaker 1: pretends to be so they can get you either criminalized
Speaker 1: or killed. Yeah, that's who go into your country. Pretty
Speaker 1: terrifying when you think about it. Repairing the world tikun olam,
Speaker 1: that's this is a fucking Kabbalistic term. This is repairing
Speaker 1: the vessels. This is before there were your opinions that
Speaker 1: they were aware of. Remember we talked about the Goths
Speaker 1: coming into Mesopotamia and interacting with these Semitic murdering psychopath
Speaker 1: sorcerers and uh, you know, potion making source. What do
Speaker 1: you call bar mackeea fucking freaks with all the purple
Speaker 1: and all that crap, killing children, killing people at random, torturing,
Speaker 1: all that kind of stuff, all that fun stuff. Before
Speaker 1: they were having their fun, their fun little part the
Speaker 1: party that never ended. And then we put an end
Speaker 1: to it as our Gothic ancestors. And they you know
Speaker 1: Adam ad thor Thor which every way you want to
Speaker 1: call him. He is also Ode of the Inn, which
Speaker 1: is turned into Odin. It's just another title for him.
Speaker 1: They turned him into atoms, into the Adam story. Voice
Speaker 1: is a Germany. I look at it later thinks, uh,
Speaker 1: they turned they turned it into the atom story and
Speaker 1: then do what they do. There's no such thing as
Speaker 1: original sin. There was no Eve, you know, defall of
Speaker 1: man is all bullshit. She left the serpent colt. This
Speaker 1: is why this is also important. But they want to
Speaker 1: go back, what they say, to the time before the
Speaker 1: vessels broke. Do they mean before they cracked? The cauldron
Speaker 1: of this witch called el before they relinquished her power
Speaker 1: because somehow she had some kind a spell or hold
Speaker 1: over the people, and they kind of broke the spell.
Speaker 1: When they broke that, uh, that bull or that cauldron
Speaker 1: of hers, they cracked it. Repairing the world. So when
Speaker 1: they say they want to bring it to this is
Speaker 1: what the Kambalas say, Bring it to the time before
Speaker 1: the vessels were broken. Well, bring it to the time
Speaker 1: before Adam. What does that really mean, bring it to
Speaker 1: the time before there were Europeans that they were aware of?
Speaker 1: So what does that really mean? Kill all white people?
Speaker 1: That's what repairing the world translates to. Tikun olam means
Speaker 1: kill whitey everywhere. The future of Holocaust memory and education lies,
Speaker 1: And so they pretend in this cushion and shield of
Speaker 1: we were hurt once. They want to kill everybody, and
Speaker 1: they want your help to do it. And they want
Speaker 1: you to hate yourself as well, and if you're German,
Speaker 1: they want you to really hate yourself. The future of
Speaker 1: Holocaust memory and education lies in its ability to be
Speaker 1: relevant to the students of coming generations. Why is that necessary?
Speaker 1: While study about the Holocaust is important in that of
Speaker 1: itself for reasons of unknown, It is important to know
Speaker 1: how much of a fucking bullshit lie it is. It
Speaker 1: is even more important to learn from the Holocaust in
Speaker 1: terms of promoting global citizenship, human rights, religious tolerance, and
Speaker 1: multiculturalism to ensure multiculturalism too, and then says promoting global
Speaker 1: citizenship to ensure that that such evil does not occur again.
Speaker 1: You are the evil. You shouldn't occur again, but you
Speaker 1: occur right now. Holocaust memorials are designed to elicit sympathy,
Speaker 1: which is used as a form of control. It's also
Speaker 1: a public ritual. It's a dumbing down. It puts you
Speaker 1: in a low, low vibration. It keeps you under the ether.
Speaker 1: Why does it America? Because you're because most people who
Speaker 1: would even think the question, it scare themselves back into
Speaker 1: shutting up. Why does America, whose troops rescue Jews from
Speaker 1: work camps, have more memorials for the Jews than the
Speaker 1: people that died to free them the US? The US
Speaker 1: memorializes the Jews more than all other Americans. Yes, Holocaust
Speaker 1: education is irrelevant propaganda that waste time of children that
Speaker 1: should be spent on other subjects, and is used a
Speaker 1: way to inculcate guilt and soften of future generations for
Speaker 1: the tolerance of mass migration and degeneracy. It must be
Speaker 1: recognized to the dust bin of history. Yet, because each
Speaker 1: generation the memory slips away, and each time they eroded
Speaker 1: a little bit more to where they can and with
Speaker 1: all of their media and all of their movies, they
Speaker 1: can implant this idea that and they've done this to you,
Speaker 1: They've done this to me, where instead of respecting our elders,
Speaker 1: instead of loving our family, our dads, our moms, our grandparents,
Speaker 1: and having a nice strong relationship with them until the
Speaker 1: for all of our time, not just when we left,
Speaker 1: until we left the house and went on on our own,
Speaker 1: but to keep those strong family ties which we should have.
Speaker 1: And then they if they if we didn't, we were
Speaker 1: robbed of that, and we were conditioned to be robbed
Speaker 1: of that. Instead of that, we think that they were
Speaker 1: behind the times. They weren't. They were. They think in old,
Speaker 1: outdated ways, and they do things like Archie bunker on
Speaker 1: us right, where he's just a big stupid oaf who's
Speaker 1: a big hit and all this a stud of crap
Speaker 1: that they make him out. They pretend they use these words,
Speaker 1: and you know, and at the end of the at
Speaker 1: the end of the season, like he's embracing homosexuality and
Speaker 1: all kinds of stupid shit from his uh, his stupid
Speaker 1: son in law, and it turns him to a fucking
Speaker 1: scumback liberal Marxist cocksucker. That and that's and that's the
Speaker 1: whole that's the whole progression that they want to burn
Speaker 1: everybody into. But that was in the same lifetime of
Speaker 1: a person. They're doing that to us generationally. Why you
Speaker 1: can't have a country explained, you have a good country
Speaker 1: equals nationalism, and nationalism like the national socialist. The national
Speaker 1: socialist did the Holocaust. The Holocaust, you can't question it,
Speaker 1: or Jews attack you and you lose your job and
Speaker 1: or go to jail. Lou mucu mhm. Everything you don't
Speaker 1: like happening to your country is justified by the Holocaust.
Speaker 17: Right.
Speaker 1: The Holocaust is the Achilles heel of the global Jewish lobby.
Speaker 1: It means to be stated each time these people bring
Speaker 1: up the word that they should they should state that
Speaker 1: they know that it didn't happen, that they know this
Speaker 1: was a lie. The most horrific live that's been enslaving
Speaker 1: America since nineteen four and mankind since nineteen forty five.
Speaker 1: They need to say that it doesn't matter. You can't
Speaker 1: just leave this open ended to where I have to
Speaker 1: question whether or not you believe in it. It's one
Speaker 1: thing to be like scoffing at it, but if you
Speaker 1: still believe that it happened, you still have a lot
Speaker 1: of problems. The Holocaust is the Achilleus seal of the
Speaker 1: Little Jewish lobby. It is their essentil guilt tool. It
Speaker 1: was the final justification for the creation of Israel. It
Speaker 1: is the source. They were doing that already. The bell
Speaker 1: for decoration was in the same This is they were
Speaker 1: already gonna do it. They were already gonna do it.
Speaker 1: It was planned a long long time ago. The moment
Speaker 1: they bitched and cried for one, they were gonna get it.
Speaker 1: Even if it took from the eighteen hundreds to you
Speaker 1: know whatever, it was a progression. They were busy doing
Speaker 1: all the things that they wanted to do to ensure
Speaker 1: that when they were ready to actually do it, that
Speaker 1: it would just happen without a hitch. And that's what
Speaker 1: they did. They got They got the Federal Reserve in
Speaker 1: place they and three years later they're drafting the the
Speaker 1: Balfour Decoration here, but from Louis Brandei's to Balfour, so
Speaker 1: Balfour would present that to the Rothschilds. So that's that's
Speaker 1: the progression of the Okay, now we have the military
Speaker 1: might of America at our disposal. Threw a soft takeover
Speaker 1: two world wars, condition the playing field, condition the world
Speaker 1: stage for the onset of what would happen next, which
Speaker 1: would be this terrorist state of Israel. And that's not
Speaker 1: their final goal, as the terrorist state of Israel that
Speaker 1: they already have America, What the hell do they need
Speaker 1: that for? They don't need the terrorst state of Israel.
Speaker 1: There's other things going on there and we'll talk about
Speaker 1: that as we progress through here. Please start doing that.
Speaker 1: It is this. There's pop ups every time I slide
Speaker 1: you beneath my lower tool bar and it's pulling up
Speaker 1: stupid things in front of my face. It is the
Speaker 1: source of countless billions of reparations, well over to one
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty billion today. It allows them to promote
Speaker 1: their victimhood status throughout the roouth the West and to
Speaker 1: exploit people's sympathies is the true big lie of the
Speaker 1: present day. Consequently, undermining the standard Holocaust story is one
Speaker 1: of the most put potent actions we can take today
Speaker 1: to bring down Jewish power. Just consequently, undermining the standard
Speaker 1: Holocaust story is one of the most potent actions we
Speaker 1: can take today to bring down Jewish power. Bullshit. What
Speaker 1: you do is you remove yourself from all lives. You
Speaker 1: reject the allopathic death cult that they made you reject,
Speaker 1: and you don't go to them. You don't take your
Speaker 1: children to them, you don't follow any of their shot schedules.
Speaker 1: You just stay the fuck away from them, and you
Speaker 1: fight tooth and nail to keep your child and safe
Speaker 1: from it. You don't ever go to the doctors, and
Speaker 1: you find people like doctor glynnon out there and you
Speaker 1: live your life peacefully away from them. That's how you
Speaker 1: get rid of this, is that you take your you
Speaker 1: take your energy out of the system. You don't pay
Speaker 1: and to participate in the evil that harms you, So
Speaker 1: you're not paying your tithings each year to the fucking
Speaker 1: I m F. That's the other thing you don't do,
Speaker 1: so that you're not complicit in all of the murderous
Speaker 1: acts that your government you know they call it your
Speaker 1: government their control. Uh mechanism does throughout the world or
Speaker 1: to you at home. You do not pay for that anymore.
Speaker 1: You wanna, you wanna, you want to take this down.
Speaker 1: You deflate them. You stop pumping your own energy into it.
Speaker 1: Let the tirele go, Let the freaking balloon go. Deflate
Speaker 1: there because we're holding that up. We keep saying, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't want this, but the whole time we're paying
Speaker 1: for it to happen. Stop doing that. There wouldn't one
Speaker 1: hundred twenty billion dollars a gave unless they printed it
Speaker 1: if we weren't giving it to them in the taxes.
Speaker 1: Nobody wants to do that. Everybody's chicken shit.
Speaker 15: I'm sweet.
Speaker 1: X had pro Israel lobby group arrested. X head of
Speaker 1: pro Israel lobby group. Listen to this, Look at this
Speaker 1: shoes weird? X head of pro Israel lobby group arrested
Speaker 1: in the UK for trying to meet an underage boy
Speaker 1: for sex. That's the chosen Ones. Somebody said the boy
Speaker 1: was promised to them three thousand years ago. Yeah, somebody said, uh,
Speaker 1: nothing will happen. He'll simply flee to Israel. Will he'll
Speaker 1: be exempted and cannot be extradited. Yeah, well, I mean
Speaker 1: it's a safe haven there for pedophiles as long as
Speaker 1: your wave all zio pedophilio Telmud three books three, there
Speaker 1: are books. There is not the right there, dumb ass.
Speaker 1: Their book says it's okay to to grape grape? Is
Speaker 1: that what he did? He really used that much of
Speaker 1: a fact a non Jew child three years of the age,
Speaker 1: because the child won't remember it, absolutely vermin mutants. Evil
Speaker 1: Or Kaplan was the head of Labor Friends of Labor
Speaker 1: Friends of Israel during Tony Tony Blair's premiership. They started again.
Speaker 1: Evil Or Kaplan was the head of Labor Friends of
Speaker 1: Israel during Tony Blair's premiership.
Speaker 2: You told this child that you was gonna you never
Speaker 2: say this child, this child regularly.
Speaker 15: This child.
Speaker 1: So it's still a boy and it's still a male.
Speaker 1: You have already to admit to that. And then if
Speaker 1: you knew his age, that's what makes it a bad thing,
Speaker 1: Not that it's a young boy that you're trying to sodomize,
Speaker 1: but that it's he's too years Like, really, really is
Speaker 1: that what you're working with?
Speaker 9: Wouldn't I wouldn't do anything.
Speaker 26: This child regularly told you that they were at school,
Speaker 26: and they were school.
Speaker 1: It's not the same as knowing the rage. Well, that
Speaker 1: means they're under eighteen and probably much younger than that.
Speaker 1: Welcome to Irania. We could build this anywhere. It's not
Speaker 1: that they're underneath our feet. It's the people black South
Speaker 1: African visits, the white separatist tone of Irania. Irania whatever
Speaker 1: I he struggles to understand how clean, safe and friendly
Speaker 1: it is, and he wants it to be fixed. How
Speaker 1: dare this be cleaned? How beld there to be things
Speaker 1: not locked down and people really walking around the streets
Speaker 1: and their children walking freely and enjoying life without being raped.
Speaker 1: This is this is an outrage. Everyone is waving. Doors
Speaker 1: are just open, no gates, kids are just walking around,
Speaker 1: Bicycles are just hanging up, not locked.
Speaker 16: This is creet to me.
Speaker 2: Everyone's way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, your people are fucking animals. That's what you shouldn't
Speaker 1: be laughing. You should be realizing something about yourself.
Speaker 18: Thing.
Speaker 2: Everyone is waving, Yeah, they're nice to you.
Speaker 1: Right, isn't that nice that they're nice to you? Why
Speaker 1: aren't you waving back? Fag?
Speaker 16: It's concleusing, are you nervous to go there and be
Speaker 16: the only black person in a run?
Speaker 9: You're nervous is not the word.
Speaker 15: I think uncomfortable.
Speaker 26: But everyone has been telling me stay safe.
Speaker 1: Most black people who rip you and you're not allowed
Speaker 1: to have your children walk across the street to or
Speaker 1: ride their bikes without potential of being robbed and beaten up.
Speaker 1: Those are the ones are telling you to be safe.
Speaker 1: That's a joke, Buddy.
Speaker 26: Good at all.
Speaker 16: I've been in crazy places before.
Speaker 26: I don't feel.
Speaker 1: Crazy places is an all white neighborhood. That's hilarious.
Speaker 16: I'm safe, but I feel it's going to be different
Speaker 16: and uncomfortable, big cause are running your flag. Those are
Speaker 16: just open, no gates. Okay, there's kids. Kids are just
Speaker 16: walking around, their kids just walking around. So it's definitely
Speaker 16: the sad as people think it is. Bicycles is hanging up,
Speaker 16: not locked.
Speaker 1: I remember South Africa. They're murdering white people and stealing
Speaker 1: their land and then starving to death because ninjas can't
Speaker 1: be can't be expected to farm. But yet they're told
Speaker 1: that they can have the land if they just go
Speaker 1: out and take it and kill the white people who
Speaker 1: own it. They're being encouraged to do that, so they
Speaker 1: do and then they realize, yeah, yeah, that's right, we
Speaker 1: suck out the things and then they die.
Speaker 7: Oh h h.
Speaker 16: It feels different.
Speaker 26: It really does feel different.
Speaker 16: You can feel that this is no, it's Alafrica, but
Speaker 16: not it's Africa. Is a aranyas creety me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, it's crazy to you who are crazy. No, no, no,
Speaker 1: see it's crazy to.
Speaker 27: You inviible people think that the greatest master.
Speaker 1: She's an idiot. I'm just saying I put this out
Speaker 1: here just because you know, there's gonna be things that
Speaker 1: she's gonna say. That's and I said, she's such a retard.
Speaker 1: That's exactly what I said.
Speaker 27: Murderer was Adolf Hitler.
Speaker 19: No, actually, if you wanted to.
Speaker 1: She doesn't stop to say there is no Holocaust or
Speaker 1: that you know, what they saw in the camps was
Speaker 1: a direct result of the fire and terror bombing and
Speaker 1: all this other shit that they did to where trade
Speaker 1: routes were destroyed and nobody was getting food, let alone
Speaker 1: people that were in a work camp, for Christ's sake,
Speaker 1: who were there because they couldn't be trusted to just
Speaker 1: be freething walking around because of what they did in
Speaker 1: World War One when they caused strikes that halted the
Speaker 1: war munitions that they needed to continue the war when
Speaker 1: they were winning and they got you know, there was
Speaker 1: a there was a what do you call it, a
Speaker 1: strike called in by the by the Jewish banking system
Speaker 1: telling all the people who'd had loans with them, you
Speaker 1: better strike your fucking company's very you better shut down
Speaker 1: in like a good call attent, you know, adherent.
Speaker 27: They did talk about genocide, the fact that people in
Speaker 27: America don't know about what the Bolsheviks did to Christians.
Speaker 27: Where did the idea of a concentration camp come from?
Speaker 1: There was, but you're still assuming that the thing that
Speaker 1: happened in Germany happened. That's why you're fucking retard Candae Bolsheviks.
Speaker 27: The reason why we're not allowed to learn about these people.
Speaker 27: We don't talk about Henrika Goda is because he's a Jew, right,
Speaker 27: and so it conflicts with the narrative of Jewish people
Speaker 27: always being the victim in every single circumstance. We're Royal
Speaker 27: were to push away Christian history. We don't talk about
Speaker 27: Christian history whatsoever because they want they have this bizarre
Speaker 27: focus our classrooms on training us to have this bizarre
Speaker 27: allegiance to Israel and so to suit us. I feel
Speaker 27: that we are heavily propagandized in the classroom. And the
Speaker 27: reason why I feel that way is because we spend
Speaker 27: years talking about the Holocaust, only for me to learn
Speaker 27: when I'm out of school about a bigger Holocaust that
Speaker 27: took place at the exact same time we're locking arms
Speaker 27: with Stalin.
Speaker 28: I mean, you read.
Speaker 27: Alexander Soldier Niedzen talking about the Gulags and who built
Speaker 27: those gulag systems, Who created those guloc systems. The majority
Speaker 27: of them, he eventually wrote a book.
Speaker 26: Were Jewish Men.
Speaker 24: And of course this has not become collective guilt.
Speaker 27: Doesn't mean all Jews are Bolsheviks and think this way,
Speaker 27: but the fact that I'm denied.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's like two percent of them that don't think
Speaker 1: that way. But if they're around a bunch of other Jews,
Speaker 1: they'll start all thinking that way because they'll be encouraged
Speaker 1: to really express themselves. Or you know, hey, for winning,
Speaker 1: may as well be on the winning side, may as
Speaker 1: well express the same hopes for the future.
Speaker 27: It's the right to talk about my history while you
Speaker 27: demand I talk about yours and you demand that I
Speaker 27: worship Israel doesn't fly with me inible people.
Speaker 1: Once did she defend the bullshit that they talked about
Speaker 1: in Germany? So fuck you, Candace, And people think that
Speaker 1: she's a brilliant person. That disgusts me about this world.
Speaker 29: Why West supports Israel unconditionally. Western governments support Israel because
Speaker 29: of humanity. Also because of the Ben Gurian Canal project,
Speaker 29: which is Israel's initiative to construct a new canal aimed
Speaker 29: to boost their economy. It's expected to generate approximately annual
Speaker 29: revenue of six billion dollars. The canal offers Western government
Speaker 29: it's a superior alternative to the Suez Canal, which will
Speaker 29: solidify their.
Speaker 19: Control over the world's most crucial shipping route.
Speaker 29: To construct the canal, Israel must reroot it to avoid Gaza,
Speaker 29: preventing potential economic growth in the Palestinian territory.
Speaker 1: The Gaza strip is spending potential economic growth. That's why
Speaker 1: they're not putting it through Gaza, because they don't want
Speaker 1: Gaza to prosper. So now they're just going to say, okay,
Speaker 1: well we'll just get rid of Gaza. Then we'll just
Speaker 1: we'll just delete them from from the map by murdering
Speaker 1: them all.
Speaker 29: Seen as problematic for the canal project. So Israel wants
Speaker 29: to take over Gaza in the name of self defense
Speaker 29: and use the land for their canal project. And the
Speaker 29: cheapest way to build this canal is by using nuclear explosives.
Speaker 1: So guess how they're going to get rid of the
Speaker 1: people there eventually and get their temple built and then
Speaker 1: kill a bunch of other people here in America. Yay,
Speaker 1: you see, now there'll be there'll be a couple of
Speaker 1: dead red Callas somewhere in between. Their two will turn
Speaker 1: Gaza to an island of ruins. My purpose is only
Speaker 1: one to destroy Gaza, to destroy this absolutely evil, to
Speaker 1: destroy it, this absolute evil. Right, you guys project so
Speaker 1: much it's disgusting. You are disgusting, and you're also Turkish.
Speaker 1: You're not even whatever you say you are about the Hebes.
Speaker 29: This will bring in billions of dollars, but it will
Speaker 29: come at the cost of millions of innocent Palestinian lives. Historically,
Speaker 29: Arab countries use the Suez Canal to pressure the West,
Speaker 29: but the new canal gives the West more flexibility in
Speaker 29: Middle East. This allows them to destabilize Middle East and
Speaker 29: expand their imperialism.
Speaker 15: Why West supports Israel?
Speaker 1: There you go, as told by All Rights, read to
Speaker 1: you by Tom and is doctor t Tavistok through the
Speaker 1: civil rights movement systematically deleting compassionate empathy out of black kids.
Speaker 1: Do you want to read it? I watch it? I mean,
Speaker 1: let's do it says black parents are infecting their black
Speaker 1: children with hatred and resentment fueled by the fraudulent civil
Speaker 1: rights movement. We were just talking about that with the
Speaker 1: whole Bartlew getting thing, which was which was which?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 1: Which was? This is really what it says? Which was which?
Speaker 7: What it was?
Speaker 1: Which is what it was Jesus Christ designed to do
Speaker 1: to create Black people who are in hatred. This guy's
Speaker 1: not really good at thinking and resentment towards his country
Speaker 1: and constantly fighting against this country. If we don't do
Speaker 1: something about this, it doesn't like periods either. It doesn't
Speaker 1: do anything about this mass brainwashing in the black community. Wow,
Speaker 1: I got to show you where this problem comes from.
Speaker 1: This guy says, I will never understand how un risk
Speaker 1: group could have bitterness and grained in their hearts. And
Speaker 1: then I was like, I will never understand what the
Speaker 1: fuck that guy just said. Huh here, that's stop. I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna stop with that.
Speaker 9: Problem comes from black parents.
Speaker 4: Let me prove this to you that these black parents
Speaker 4: are indoctrinating their kids.
Speaker 19: Look at this, Look at this, look at this, Look
Speaker 19: at them doing this.
Speaker 30: To this a little bro.
Speaker 1: Now the this is so like hard for me to
Speaker 1: watch because if I saw this, there would have been
Speaker 1: some parents that would have been in my backyard. Uh,
Speaker 1: you'd understand what I mean when I say that, not
Speaker 1: just to have a cookout. They would they would have
Speaker 1: been in my backyard or somewhere else. At first, I
Speaker 1: would protect my daughter, But to see this happening, it's infuriating.
Speaker 9: Girls that are showing no compassion and no empathy.
Speaker 2: He's a little black kid doing this to this little
Speaker 2: white girl.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, all the little white boys are getting in
Speaker 1: your face, in the face of the person filming it,
Speaker 1: and who the hell's filming it, somebody who's not protecting
Speaker 1: the little girl instead of decided to film it like
Speaker 1: a fucking asshole.
Speaker 19: Let me ask you, Tormenty, let me ask you something.
Speaker 19: When do you think these black kids learned this?
Speaker 31: When did these black kids learn this behavior of tormenting
Speaker 31: an innocent child.
Speaker 19: Jeez, where do you think these black kids learned this from?
Speaker 4: Where did they learn not to have any compassion for
Speaker 4: white people, for a small child smaller.
Speaker 19: Than them, who hasn't done anything to them. This is
Speaker 19: all a result of the civil rights movement.
Speaker 4: This has infected black people with victimization ideas that.
Speaker 1: Make an entitlement mentality where everybody owes them something and
Speaker 1: they have no consequences for their actions because they know
Speaker 1: no matter what the fuck they do now these days,
Speaker 1: it's all politicized. Crime is politicized, and they want to
Speaker 1: they want to spark at actual civil war. So they're
Speaker 1: gonna they're gonna let people out who've committed rape twelve
Speaker 1: days later, like that one post that we saw, so
Speaker 1: they can go out and rape someone else. They are,
Speaker 1: I know, they're capable of the crime, perfect person to
Speaker 1: put back out in the streets. That's New York Country.
Speaker 4: On Jews, them think that they have the right because
Speaker 4: they were in slavery and because they have been constantly.
Speaker 1: By whom who brought that, who made that into a
Speaker 1: thing Europeans, No, you're wrong, just because they were what
Speaker 1: they call Dutch, doesn't mean that they were Europeans. They
Speaker 1: were Jews. The whole thing was designed by them.
Speaker 4: Sadly brainwashing people with racism and oppression. They are socially
Speaker 4: engineering black people to treat.
Speaker 14: White people just like this.
Speaker 15: This is not by accident people.
Speaker 4: This was a social engineering campaign.
Speaker 19: That has been going on in the black community for decades.
Speaker 14: And look get the destruction it is causing.
Speaker 4: No One is gonna have compassion on black people when
Speaker 4: they see what they've been infected with.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna have look at this, look at look at this.
Speaker 31: This is your black kids. This is your black kids.
Speaker 31: Can you explain to me why you would let your
Speaker 31: black kids come out of the house behaving this way?
Speaker 1: By the way, that's a This is a black guy talking.
Speaker 1: So here's every ready to say what the ever fuck
Speaker 1: he wants to say about black kids. Can you so
Speaker 1: do we fuck this shit?
Speaker 31: Explain to me why you're not whipping your children's asses
Speaker 31: for behaving in a psychotic manner of harming another smaller
Speaker 31: child this way, Black people, you're raising psychopaths, and white
Speaker 31: people ain't gonna put up with it.
Speaker 9: They're gonna start putting us down.
Speaker 15: They're gonna start putting.
Speaker 4: Down the black doctors with common sense and your fools,
Speaker 4: doctor t and this doctor.
Speaker 1: There you go.
Speaker 32: We've set out to overthrow functioning constitutional democracies, and over
Speaker 32: twenty kind we manipulated elections in dozens of countries. We
Speaker 32: created standing armies and directed them to fight. We went
Speaker 32: after to organize ethnic minorities to encourage them to revolt.
Speaker 32: The first thing we did in Nicaragua is to go
Speaker 32: to the Mosquito Indians who had never gotten along with
Speaker 32: the other people in Nicaragua very well, and give them
Speaker 32: more money than they had seen in the entirety of
Speaker 32: history and arms and training and rationales and sanctuaries in
Speaker 32: Honduras and sent them into Nicaragua to attack, kill, fight,
Speaker 32: ray byrne pillage. And this has been a technique to
Speaker 32: CI has used in Nicaragua, in Thailand, in Vietnam and
Speaker 32: Laos and the Congo and in Irani Rock with the Kurds.
Speaker 32: In different parts of the world, we created trained and
Speaker 32: funded death squads, like the Treasury Police in El Salvador.
Speaker 32: And we've assassinated world leaders, including the United States president
Speaker 32: in nineteen sixty three. And I'll get to that in
Speaker 32: more detail in just a moment, ever, be sure how
Speaker 32: many people are killed in the jungles of Laos or
Speaker 32: the hills of Nicaragua. But adding them up as best
Speaker 32: we can, we come up with a figure of six
Speaker 32: million people killed minimum figure. It has to be more
Speaker 32: than that.
Speaker 1: These things, who there's that number again.
Speaker 32: Thing they're all done in countries of the Third World
Speaker 32: where the governments don't.
Speaker 1: This is nineteen eighty nine, ninety nine, nine nineteen, right,
Speaker 1: we were talking about thirty six years ago.
Speaker 33: A number of Israelis are involved in facilitating global organ
Speaker 33: trafficking network, primarily targeting humans from the global South, especially
Speaker 33: in regions of Africa and Central Asia. The recipients often
Speaker 33: as raized. According to one.
Speaker 1: These are usually work when I use to cover pull
Speaker 1: at the top and now they're fucking all white out
Speaker 1: because Instagram doesn't know how to fucking load shit. That
Speaker 1: looks like a picture of Demi Moore. I was just
Speaker 1: curious if it popped up and looked the same.
Speaker 33: Stills investigation by Docevele.
Speaker 1: They have their they've been stitched up, They've had guineas
Speaker 1: for cash inside little organ trafficking network. At least, hey,
Speaker 1: well that person's got to stay alive even though they
Speaker 1: have one kidney.
Speaker 33: Twenty three, the Transplantation Society and the Declaration of the
Speaker 33: Stambul Custodian Group alerted Kenya's Ministry of Health to suspicious
Speaker 33: kidney transplants taking place in Eldrette. Israeli patients were receiving
Speaker 33: organs from donors falsely labeled as nephews, a common tactic
Speaker 33: to bypass trafficking laws. At the center of this operation
Speaker 33: is Medie Hill Hospital, a private facility approved by Kenya's
Speaker 33: Health Ministry in twenty eighteen. Internal documents and whistleblower accounts
Speaker 33: show that hundreds of transplants were performed there, often involving
Speaker 33: Israeli recipients and impoverished donors from Kenya and Central Asia.
Speaker 33: The procedures were conducted by doctors of Indian origin. Israeli
Speaker 33: patients paid large sums, while local donors were exploited and
Speaker 33: other compensated. Kenny initially launched a fact finding mission, but
Speaker 33: its results were buried until journalists exposed the cover up.
Speaker 33: In response, the Health Ministry suspended Medie Hills Transplant License
Speaker 33: fro's approval for foreign doctors and opened a new investigation.
Speaker 33: Two senior officials, doctor Maurice Wakabuba and doctor Everlyne Schege
Speaker 33: were suspended for interfering with the original probe. This is
Speaker 33: not an isolated case. It reflects a global system that
Speaker 33: treats people from the global South as commodities for colonial nations.
Speaker 33: Israeli middlemen like Robert Polanski and Bors Wolfman have long
Speaker 33: played key roles in such trafficking networks. This pattern extends
Speaker 33: for beyond Kenya, and at twenty fourteen, Israeli TV expos
Speaker 33: officials admitted to extracting skin from deceased and killed Palestinians
Speaker 33: and foreign workers to treat wounded Israeli soldiers. The Israeli
Speaker 33: skin banks director confirmed a shocking stockpile of seventeen square meters.
Speaker 33: At twenty fifteen, European Parliament report identified Israel as a
Speaker 33: global trafficking hub. More recently, Palestinian officials have warned that
Speaker 33: Israel's harvesting organs for Palestinians it has killed, most notably
Speaker 33: from those killed or taking hostage from. A number of
Speaker 33: Israelis are involved in facilitating a global organ trafficking network, primarily.
Speaker 1: Because they're just doing wonderful things over there in Israel,
Speaker 1: we should be kissing their asses. We already know about
Speaker 1: this world play. It's fair. They showed one in Day
Speaker 1: two ninety thirty three, Worlds Fair, Piece of Moloch, the
Speaker 1: mock sacrifice of children to the molucky and molache in
Speaker 1: the sacrifice which is burning your child, immolation of your child,
Speaker 1: which is discussing. Never forget that. Twenty nine years ago
Speaker 1: we learned, I'm sure this is old. Twenty nine years
Speaker 1: ago we learned the government will kill your dog, shoot
Speaker 1: your fourteen year old son in the back, and snipe
Speaker 1: your wife in the doorway whilst she holds your infant
Speaker 1: child all over how long the barrel of your shotgun is.
Speaker 1: And that was done to set him up, because all
Speaker 1: they wanted him to do was to be an informant
Speaker 1: on a group of people who were gathering who had
Speaker 1: like ideas about how fucked up the government was. That's
Speaker 1: it he wanted them to do with war supremacist group.
Speaker 1: He wanted him to infiltrate it and read out his neighbors.
Speaker 1: And he said, fuck you, okay, now here's a little
Speaker 1: bit more from some other guy.
Speaker 15: You better put on your tinfoil hats for this one
Speaker 15: because the conspiracy theorist that the Internet wants me to
Speaker 15: trust the most just gave me another reason not to
Speaker 15: trust them. Check out that Kabbala bracelet. So, while filling
Speaker 15: in for Candice Owens, people noticed that he was wearing
Speaker 15: a red Kabala bracelet, and of course he responded, and
Speaker 15: he was a good sport about it. I love the
Speaker 15: Internet so much. When my girlfriend's dad gave us both
Speaker 15: bracelets two weeks ago, and the one he got me
Speaker 15: was read, and I joke to her that we would
Speaker 15: see posts like this one. She said I didn't have
Speaker 15: to actually wear it, and I said, no, I'm definitely
Speaker 15: wearing it. I can kind of believe that cute story
Speaker 15: from the father to him. But then he posted a
Speaker 15: picture of them both wearing it. Hey, and it looks cute, right,
Speaker 15: a couple wearing matching all c and eye bracelets and
Speaker 15: one just happened to be read. But what's interesting? Check
Speaker 15: out the watch? You know toed something, he took the
Speaker 15: picture at two twenty three.
Speaker 1: If you reverse that, well, why wouldn't he just put
Speaker 1: take it at three twenty two? That's also a time
Speaker 1: that works on watches. You dumb shit, You.
Speaker 15: Get three twenty two, the number of skull and bones.
Speaker 1: You're fucking tired. This is what people do who are
Speaker 1: fucking methods, who think they know something.
Speaker 15: You can't make this shit up.
Speaker 1: I can't stand I and Carol, but this is just stupid.
Speaker 15: And if you think this sounds crazy, you check out.
Speaker 1: This is completely unrelated. It's actually pointing to a nine
Speaker 1: and eleven, not fucking two twenty three.
Speaker 15: This cover of Newsweek with David Rockefelder on it in
Speaker 15: front of the tent.
Speaker 1: He couldn't wait. Are you saying he couldn't He couldn't
Speaker 1: wait like an hour to take it at three twenty
Speaker 1: two when he took the picture. Is that what you're
Speaker 1: saying he couldn't He was just too anxious, couldn't couldn't
Speaker 1: wait till then.
Speaker 15: Fucking idiot putting towers with nine to eleven on his watch?
Speaker 15: Is he a Cabala practice in the Illuminati clown? I
Speaker 15: don't know, but his entire career in propaganda does not
Speaker 15: bode well for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he is completely full of shit. He's not that bright,
Speaker 1: but neither a user. And look at this assholes on
Speaker 1: fucking info. He's everywhere. He's Candace fucking Dan Danny h
Speaker 1: Danny Jones, Like, what makes him so fucking special? Nothing?
Speaker 1: Absolutely nothing, absolutely nothing whatsoever except for the fact that
Speaker 1: he's been created to draw your attention. And now with
Speaker 1: this bullshit that he's coming out with the well, everything
Speaker 1: was nothing, nothing led anywhere anyway because it was all
Speaker 1: just old stuff he'd rehashed. But everybody thought he was brilliant.
Speaker 1: And when he didn't do anything that was brilliant whatsoever,
Speaker 1: he just re repackaged other people's stuff that they've been
Speaker 1: saying for the last thirty years. Oh boy, thanks buddy,
Speaker 1: like we needed more of that. It's fresh face though,
Speaker 1: Oh goodie. So it's a it's a cult of personality,
Speaker 1: great good times. Well at least it's a distraction because
Speaker 1: we're we're in the panaptic on fishbowl, just waiting to
Speaker 1: be murdered by Jews. So I guess you just pick
Speaker 1: your distractions. Now.
Speaker 15: All that to say, when it comes to the mainstream
Speaker 15: alternative media, you better put idiot.
Speaker 11: I apologize for the inconvenience. I'll be happy to call it.
Speaker 1: So, this is a black woman who just drives through
Speaker 1: a fucking farmer's market after being told she can't come
Speaker 1: through this way. She's not being arrested, she's not being
Speaker 1: told she can't go to work, just go around, go,
Speaker 1: you know, and she's like, I need to go to
Speaker 1: listen to this, listen to this ship. When you realize
Speaker 1: that that because it's not really explained, well, what's going
Speaker 1: on here?
Speaker 15: Like you?
Speaker 1: And then you see all the freaking tents I used
Speaker 1: to work for as markets as some motherfuckers started driving
Speaker 1: through them and endangering the lives of all the people
Speaker 1: walking there. That would make me happy. And uh, if
Speaker 1: you're holding if you're carrying something in your u on
Speaker 1: your persons that uh stops people from moving, you might
Speaker 1: you might actually use it in a case like that
Speaker 1: to save other people's lives.
Speaker 11: Oh, your taxi.
Speaker 1: Or your own investment. If they're going to take out
Speaker 1: your freaking uh your stand, fuck that, it's my property, motherfucker.
Speaker 1: If you can, if you can get be hung for
Speaker 1: stealing a horse, you should be able to be put
Speaker 1: down for fucking breaking somebody's uh business up with your car.
Speaker 34: There has to be another way.
Speaker 1: It probably is another way. You should turn your ass
Speaker 1: around and go find that other way. Stupid fucking asshole.
Speaker 19: I take a text.
Speaker 11: I understand, and I apologize for the inconvenience, but.
Speaker 19: Unfortunately I don't have to come back.
Speaker 27: I need to get out.
Speaker 35: I need to get out.
Speaker 10: I need I gotta go.
Speaker 19: I understand.
Speaker 11: I can't have you do that, but.
Speaker 26: You cannot move this. I'm telling you right.
Speaker 10: Now, I gotta go to work.
Speaker 15: What do you want to do.
Speaker 11: I don't have to go to work. You cannot get out.
Speaker 11: I can't help you with that. Please do not disturb
Speaker 11: this area.
Speaker 1: May tenth so that wasn't too long ago. A cop
Speaker 1: letting this happen. There's other lives. He should be putting
Speaker 1: fucking holes in that windshield at this point because what
Speaker 1: he's what she's gonna do is endangering lives, and he
Speaker 1: just lets this happen.
Speaker 11: It's up to George Lincoln. Stop stop your car, get
Speaker 11: that sits down, stop, stop, get out of the corn.
Speaker 1: Yeah, retard, I followed you. What the hell? I'm sure
Speaker 1: you've seen this before. This will be good name lowering
Speaker 1: a praying mantis into water or to entice the what
Speaker 1: the parasite living with them to come out. So I
Speaker 1: think everybody after they watched this is gonna be sticking
Speaker 1: their ass in a tub and then closing their eyes
Speaker 1: and praying that nothing happens. So tell me that thing
Speaker 1: wasn't manipulating the way it thought, the way it perceived things.
Speaker 1: That's hormones. Do you see what I mean? And how
Speaker 1: many of those they think are inside of you? Are
Speaker 1: you who you think you are? Horse hair worms are
Speaker 1: known to manipulate their insect hosts, such as crickets, praying mantisis,
Speaker 1: and other species by compelling them to seek out water
Speaker 1: and leap, in effectively causing their own death. This striking
Speaker 1: behavior is a well documented example of parasitic control. As
Speaker 1: the worm matures inside the hose, it produces proteins that
Speaker 1: interfere with the insect's central nervous system, altering its behavior.
Speaker 1: These chemical signals override the host insects driving to find
Speaker 1: a water uh having to find a water source and
Speaker 1: jump in after sorry. Water causes a parasitic careworm to
Speaker 1: leave the prying mantis because it is the final stage
Speaker 1: in the parasites life cycle and allows it to reproduce.
Speaker 1: The parasite manipulates the mantis's behavior, forcing it to enter
Speaker 1: the water, where the parasite escapes and returns to its
Speaker 1: aquatic habitat to reproduce. Meanwhile, it kills the toast by
Speaker 1: because those animals drawn when they go into water. Isn't
Speaker 1: that nice? Way? They there at too. I'm just gonna
Speaker 1: do it because they're parasites. You think there's a difference,
Speaker 1: there's not. Something's affecting our brains, something's got us under
Speaker 1: a spell. Could it be is something to get rip
Speaker 1: right out of your body and make yourself normal, maybe
Speaker 1: if you weren't drinking the top water, because you know
Speaker 1: that makes it kind of dumb. Well, they say kids
Speaker 1: because I think they're afraid to say which colored kids.
Speaker 1: So let's just leave it that, and then we'll go
Speaker 1: ahead and continue this pranks kids. We'll just call them kids, right,
Speaker 1: let's make it a vin Nights in Vague would perform
Speaker 1: on South Bronx, South Bronx. That should give you a
Speaker 1: little bit of an indication. M MA he Icina Latino
Speaker 1: black o thingy probably South Bronx firefighters. What they'll do
Speaker 1: is they'll cut a hole in the floor. Oh they're no,
Speaker 1: I don't know. They're not Indian. They're not shitting through
Speaker 1: the hole. Don't worry, it's not it's not it's not
Speaker 1: it's not attractor trail. They're not shitting through the hole.
Speaker 1: They're not They're not from India nineteen seventy two. South
Speaker 1: This nineteen seventy two is before I was even born,
Speaker 1: and so shitty ore. The deterioration of our country was
Speaker 1: going through in city life by people who have no
Speaker 1: printal guidance because they are not equipped to be there.
Speaker 1: When you take people who are never who would just
Speaker 1: naturally not be included in a society or a community
Speaker 1: or a tribe because they're fucking mental patients, losers, incapable
Speaker 1: of doing anything productive, and you stick them in with
Speaker 1: people who are, it brings the level of everything down
Speaker 1: to the shit, and then they cause things that they
Speaker 1: never would have been able to cause before if they
Speaker 1: were if they were ostracized from the community, which is
Speaker 1: like murders, rapes, damage to people who they never would
Speaker 1: have even had contact with if it weren't for the
Speaker 1: artificial means of putting people together like that nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 19: They'll do with home.
Speaker 1: This isn't just kid stuff, and it's not the human condition.
Speaker 1: This is a deliberate destruction of man of all societies
Speaker 1: European America, can whoever wherever.
Speaker 9: Say my body interesting the fire.
Speaker 15: They'll cut a hole on the floor and they'll cover
Speaker 15: it over with something like a piece of cardboard or
Speaker 15: something like that.
Speaker 35: So when the fireman does go in and he's crawling
Speaker 35: and he'll call you know, when they'll go right put
Speaker 35: a home.
Speaker 15: And what they'll do also is uh and knowing what
Speaker 15: they were doing, or was.
Speaker 35: He getting the piano wire and it was stringing it
Speaker 35: right across the entrance to our doorway, but neck hide,
Speaker 35: So when the fireman's crawling into the place, they'll crawlard
Speaker 35: and they'll cut a stub at.
Speaker 15: The piano way.
Speaker 35: Another one that no one was with bags and gas
Speaker 35: away assuline balloon balloons.
Speaker 14: To the gasoline.
Speaker 9: They have them hanging up and as the fire would burn,
Speaker 9: they open up the gasoline. As you're going in, the
Speaker 9: gasoline would open up and it would light up.
Speaker 19: Like funny or sometimes right on top of another unlivabook.
Speaker 36: Thing that they have here is like when there is
Speaker 36: a fire in an ACTI fighting building, there'll be one
Speaker 36: floor that the apartment that has burned, and the floor
Speaker 36: below it.
Speaker 9: On the floor above it, they'll be one that they'll
Speaker 9: be taking stuff out.
Speaker 36: There'll be get a load in the places, which is
Speaker 36: really unbelievable, And like, we have no way of knowing
Speaker 36: who who's the occupant of his desks and their property,
Speaker 36: and they take you don't know what you know, so
Speaker 36: you let them go by, and then like ten minutes
Speaker 36: later somebody comes up and says your plotting was wrong
Speaker 36: and said, well this is lighting.
Speaker 9: There as much we can do about it.
Speaker 1: Well don't, right, because how do you know they're not
Speaker 1: just trying to save their own stuff, But then you
Speaker 1: find out that's leaders stealing your shit? What did I
Speaker 1: say about this guy? We don't care if fuck these
Speaker 1: digital currencies come backs. This is hackers are demanding twenty
Speaker 1: million dollars in bitcoin from Coinbase, threatening to leak customer data,
Speaker 1: but their CEO, Brian Armstrong says they won't pay and
Speaker 1: are offering a twenty million dollar reward for tips leading
Speaker 1: to the attackers arrest instead. So they want twenty million.
Speaker 1: Took it to get twenty million to other people. Tell
Speaker 1: me this isn't a fucking stunt, and tell me this
Speaker 1: isn't just another means of putting another crackdown on cybersecurity
Speaker 1: and these types of transactions, and tell me this isn't
Speaker 1: just a fucking you know, this isn't manipulated for that
Speaker 1: very reason.
Speaker 2: Hey, everyone, I want to make you aware of I don't.
Speaker 1: Like the fact that this person has twenty million dollars
Speaker 1: to give away. I don't I don't need. What the
Speaker 1: hell's this guy's name? What's the superman villain?
Speaker 9: You know?
Speaker 1: I'm talking about Lex Luthor. I don't need. I don't
Speaker 1: need to hear from lex Luthor.
Speaker 8: Here a disturbing email that we received recently at coinbase.
Speaker 8: It was a ransom note demanding twenty million dollars in bitcoin.
Speaker 1: It doesn't even change for it doesn't even sound convincing.
Speaker 8: The attackers not releasing some information they claim to have
Speaker 8: obtained on.
Speaker 1: Our hosseral statements that are there. This is a claimant
Speaker 1: of itself. Do we have any like? Where's the rest
Speaker 1: of the information that shows that this is a valid like?
Speaker 1: Anybody can stage that even if even they could either
Speaker 1: just say it and show you no thing, well, they
Speaker 1: can show you screenshots and say see you look, this
Speaker 1: still doesn't mean anything. I think this is just another
Speaker 1: This is probably tied into Trump and the whole way.
Speaker 1: They're going to destroy the dollar and bring about this
Speaker 1: bullshit instead.
Speaker 8: Customers, now, we'd like to do things transparently here at coinbase,
Speaker 8: And so of course you respond publicly to these attackers
Speaker 8: by saying, no, we are not going to pay your ransom.
Speaker 8: In fact, I have a few next steps in mind
Speaker 8: that I'm going to share at the end.
Speaker 1: Of this video, just so you know, Coinbase isn't isn't
Speaker 1: just like a thing that it's not like coinstar. You're
Speaker 1: not putting your physical money into it and then getting
Speaker 1: you a percentage taken out of it for being too
Speaker 1: lazy to cut your own change. That's not what this is.
Speaker 1: They buy and sell pitcoin, he says, buy and sell pitcoin,
Speaker 1: ethereum and more with trust, go to coin Base. Coin
Speaker 1: Base Global, Incorporated is an American cryptocurrency exchange founded in
Speaker 1: twenty twelve by Brian Armstrong. That's the fact you're looking
Speaker 1: at right now. Coin Base has over one hundred million users,
Speaker 1: which means this guy's louded and it's all because of
Speaker 1: Bullshitit that doesn't even exist. This is a fairytale, artificial
Speaker 1: world with artificial value in stupid things. You may as
Speaker 1: we'll be selling you frecking NFTs.
Speaker 8: But for the rest of you watching wondering what happened
Speaker 8: your investigation here. And these attackers have been approaching our
Speaker 8: overseas customer support agents looking for a weak link, someone
Speaker 8: who would accept a bribe in exchange for sharing some
Speaker 8: customer information with them. Now, our support tools have limited
Speaker 8: access to customer information. There was no passwords or private
Speaker 8: keys or funds access as part of this, but customer
Speaker 8: support agents do have access to personal information like name data,
Speaker 8: birth address, et cetera. And attackers still want access to
Speaker 8: this information because it allows them to conduct social engineering
Speaker 8: attacks where they can call our customers impersonating coin based
Speaker 8: customer support and try to trick them into sending their
Speaker 8: funds to the attacker.
Speaker 1: Well, if they they're threatening to lead customer data, they're
Speaker 1: claiming they already have that data, so they wouldn't need
Speaker 1: this money. They could just steal it from your customers.
Speaker 1: So what are you saying? What additional information do they
Speaker 1: are they are they asking for They're not asking for anything.
Speaker 1: They said just give me the money or we'll do this,
Speaker 1: So that assumes that they already have the data, is
Speaker 1: what you're claiming is so what are you saying right now?
Speaker 8: And unfortunately they were able to find a few bad apples.
Speaker 1: Oh they did.
Speaker 8: Our systems are designed to mitigate the impact of something
Speaker 8: like this, so less than one percent of our monthly
Speaker 8: transacting users had their records accessed. But this is still unacceptable,
Speaker 8: and I want to tell you what we're doing about it.
Speaker 8: So first, any customers that were socially engineered as a
Speaker 8: result of this incident, we're going to reimburse them. There's
Speaker 8: more details on our website.
Speaker 1: On Oh how kind of them?
Speaker 18: Now?
Speaker 10: You get it?
Speaker 1: Need a douce goo care. The Arizona Republican dated Sunday,
Speaker 1: Oh uh my birthday, not the twenty four, not nineteen
Speaker 1: twenty one, but anyway. Electricity taken from air drives automobile.
Speaker 1: The Arizona Republican, dated Sunday, August twenty eighth, nineteen twenty one,
Speaker 1: features a striking headline electricity taken from air drives automobile.
Speaker 1: The article reports on a demonstration held in Denver, Colorado.
Speaker 1: What where was Where was Tessa when he was talking
Speaker 1: about the the ether and the ethereal energy? Colorado springs?
Speaker 1: When he goes at his little his little lab about
Speaker 1: that way. But it was prior to It was way
Speaker 1: prior to. This was in the late eighteen hundreds, uh
Speaker 1: really nineteen hunderds. The article reports on the demonstration held
Speaker 1: in Denver, Colorado, where an inventor named Cemma Imman showcase
Speaker 1: electric vehicle power not by traditional batteries or fuel, but
Speaker 1: by an atmospheric generator capable of extracting usable electricity directly
Speaker 1: from the surrounding air. The photo shows a man or
Speaker 1: amin whatever you want to call them, standing proudly next
Speaker 1: to the vehicle, which had no visible fuel source or
Speaker 1: battery bank, only the generator connected to it. It had
Speaker 1: no front town either. Look at it. This is no hotel,
Speaker 1: according to I guess there's no I don't know whatever.
Speaker 1: According to the article, the generator took an ambient electricity
Speaker 1: described as being taken from the air and converted into
Speaker 1: a form of usable, a form usable by the electric
Speaker 1: motor of the car. The car reportedly ran at high
Speaker 1: speed with this setup. This was presented as a fully
Speaker 1: functional test, with no indication that the energy was stored
Speaker 1: or came from any conventional external power supply. The generator
Speaker 1: was decribed as being inside a drum like enclosure, suggesting
Speaker 1: a self contained device that could function independently of existing
Speaker 1: electrical infrastructure. Observers were reportedly impressed by the performance and
Speaker 1: the simplicity of the invention. What about the looks? Did
Speaker 1: it look nice? Gotta get you know? Ford was still
Speaker 1: lie back then he could have helped you design something nice.
Speaker 1: This demonstration occurred during the period of intense experimentation with
Speaker 1: alternative forms of energy and propulsion. There was an actual
Speaker 1: era of that, believe it or not, before certain people
Speaker 1: came down and stopped everybody's toys into the dirt and
Speaker 1: said no more the Earth, the Sorry. The early twentieth
Speaker 1: century saw inventors exploring radio waves, atmospheric electricity, so ethereal energy,
Speaker 1: the charged atmosphere is another person's waves, I don't know
Speaker 1: way of saying it, and magnetic because that's what it is.
Speaker 1: It's the there's a magnetic field around that, which is everything.
Speaker 1: So you're getting it from all sources, atmospheric electricity and
Speaker 1: magnetic fields as potential energy sources. And I'm gonna go
Speaker 1: with MMNDS just sounds better than the amin when there's
Speaker 1: an a in it. Ah, that is right, and it's
Speaker 1: like an American thing, so we say, ah, I is
Speaker 1: usually E. E is usually I, which is weird but
Speaker 1: whatever or an a sound. Emmin's invention stood out not
Speaker 1: only because of its promise of self sustaining transport, but
Speaker 1: also because it hinted at the potential for clean wireless
Speaker 1: energy decades ahead of its time. Now that's not what
Speaker 1: they cared about, but the independence from I don't know,
Speaker 1: standard oil would have been pretty nice. Yeah. The event
Speaker 1: was documented by a stream newspaper and viewed publicly, highlighting
Speaker 1: a fascinating moment in history when the boundaries of technology
Speaker 1: and possibility were being actively tested in the open, right
Speaker 1: when they still allow that shit. And that's the Arizona
Speaker 1: Republican talking about something that was happening in Denver, Colorado?
Speaker 1: Did Denver Colorado cover in the story? Those are two
Speaker 1: little things that it almost looked like their headlights are on,
Speaker 1: but they're a little balls, little balls. I don't know
Speaker 1: if that's the back end or the front of the vehicle.
Speaker 1: It looks by the back end. Uh. By the back end,
Speaker 1: I'm assuming the window of this hand on the car
Speaker 1: would be the inventor, and then this is the the
Speaker 1: angel investor over here. I don't know. I don't know
Speaker 1: another which what? So it's interesting though, here you talking
Speaker 1: about here, now here, now here?
Speaker 37: I go on.
Speaker 19: It chook him on, took him.
Speaker 1: On, talking a flying lemur all for you. That's there.
Speaker 10: I love you, I love you? Oh hi?
Speaker 18: What?
Speaker 10: Wow?
Speaker 18: What is it?
Speaker 1: I'm sorry? A bullet? Don't be fooled. Don't it be
Speaker 1: in inside to shoot.
Speaker 12: One?
Speaker 1: Dan and Batty? Good morning, So horror.
Speaker 38: You just had to bother everyone.
Speaker 1: All right, that's in eighteen seventy two. Let's listen to
Speaker 1: this person.
Speaker 39: Hey, Rockefeller bought up, shut down or bankrupt ninety percent
Speaker 39: of the oil companies. Our good old constitution came into place,
Speaker 39: and in nineteen eleven, that's Roy.
Speaker 1: It will be blood. That was kind of based on him,
Speaker 1: wasn't it.
Speaker 39: In court found Rockefeller in violation of the Sherman Anti
Speaker 39: Trust Act and split Standard Oil into thirty four independent companies.
Speaker 1: That doesn't matter. They weren't okay. So this is the
Speaker 1: same as saying that, uh, there's a bunch of different
Speaker 1: companies out there like crafting this and then the other thing.
Speaker 1: Put it all of them by black Rock. Well, guess
Speaker 1: what when they trust busted and split this up. Their buddy,
Speaker 1: Theodore Roosevelt was involved in that, if I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 1: Their their progressive asshole buddy there with the giant ego.
Speaker 1: It was all for show. They still had maintained the
Speaker 1: control over all these companies just because there was standard
Speaker 1: oil of New Jersey, standard oil of Kentucky, California. Blah,
Speaker 1: doesn't matter, doesn't matter, there's still oh my god, they
Speaker 1: didn't do anything to trust bust this thing and weaken
Speaker 1: it at all.
Speaker 39: So they said, you can't have them anopoly on this,
Speaker 39: You're done.
Speaker 26: You didn't, It's true.
Speaker 40: He was.
Speaker 39: He promised to bank rapt America at that very same
Speaker 39: time they were learning how to all right, look the
Speaker 39: term petrochemicals exactly what he had at his fingertip with
Speaker 39: oil into pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 11: Now, John D.
Speaker 39: Rockefeller's biggest threat was natural health.
Speaker 10: So what disease?
Speaker 1: It gets interesting, do I mean? Yeah, that's a look good.
Speaker 39: The businessman he is, he donates money to the medical
Speaker 39: schools because he wants to control. And what do you
Speaker 39: do when you want to control someone?
Speaker 19: You give him money.
Speaker 39: And then he hired a guy by the name of
Speaker 39: Flexner to study the school's curriculum to figure out what
Speaker 39: they were teaching everybody, and to persuade the government to
Speaker 39: establish allopathic medicine, which used the unnatural substances to treat diseases.
Speaker 39: This is how western medicine was founded.
Speaker 1: And that's a big important thing, right, because it's not
Speaker 1: because everything else was quack medicine. It's because of this
Speaker 1: one asshole with enough power and sway, because he was
Speaker 1: a Rothschild agent. The Rothschild Rockefeller Drug Trust took over
Speaker 1: making petroleum products into pharmaceuticals. That must be great for
Speaker 1: you trillion products. So there, so we got we have
Speaker 1: snake venoms and petroleum products. Great, great history so far, alapathy, Yeah,
Speaker 1: why should I think we've seen that before?
Speaker 40: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think I don't know why that wasn't there?
Speaker 2: A lot of entertainers have come out against the war
Speaker 2: in a rock, have you?
Speaker 33: Honestly, I think we should just trust our president.
Speaker 10: In every decision.
Speaker 1: She's bleached blonde in this particular one, which means it's
Speaker 1: probably heavy into the into the the mind control grooming
Speaker 1: and you know what I mean that the system, the program,
Speaker 1: if you will, the military intelligence program book. Who knows
Speaker 1: you could just be ditsy and stupid and not want
Speaker 1: to fucking deal with it. But it's why pretty pretty
Speaker 1: girls are not, you know, in deep thoughts don't always
Speaker 1: go together. And with Britney spears, that's that's very true.
Speaker 1: Don't ask don't ask her for her opinions on the world,
Speaker 1: let her, let her, let her dance and now with
Speaker 1: knives because you know, you guys didn't leave her alone.
Speaker 1: Should have left her alone, and.
Speaker 9: That he makes and we should just support that, you know,
Speaker 9: and be fata.
Speaker 1: No one buys her albums for her thoughts, right, and
Speaker 1: what happens?
Speaker 15: Do you trust this person?
Speaker 41: Yes?
Speaker 15: I do, excellent think he's gonna win again.
Speaker 10: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know that you can must you're talking, dude,
Speaker 1: Just just throwing that out there.
Speaker 2: A lot of entertainers have come out against the war
Speaker 2: in a rock.
Speaker 1: Okay, you've always been a dork.
Speaker 9: Apple just announced that in their.
Speaker 1: Next So just so you're aware, this guy actually has
Speaker 1: the numbers a little bit low. Ken Wheeler mentioned this
Speaker 1: recently and it's in the gigabyte level of the data dump,
Speaker 1: so that your phone does I'll be right back.
Speaker 42: Stopgrade coming this fall that they're going to actually put
Speaker 42: chat GPT on every iPhone to collect and analyze all
Speaker 42: the data of yours that's flowing through an iPhone if
Speaker 42: you're using it. We did a side by side test
Speaker 42: between our phone and Google and Apples.
Speaker 43: The Google and Apple phone seemed to wake up between
Speaker 43: two and three at night, and they have this huge,
Speaker 43: like a fifty megabyte data dump that's sent out for
Speaker 43: the phone every night, sending off your preferences, everything you've
Speaker 43: done that day. Average kid in America, by the time
Speaker 43: they reached the age of thirteen, has had seventy two
Speaker 43: million data points collected on them by big tech using
Speaker 43: that advertising idea.
Speaker 42: Wow, Each googleer Apple phone has like a thirty two
Speaker 42: digit advertising ID. It's a code. Someone could call it
Speaker 42: the mark of the beast that follows that device around everywhere,
Speaker 42: and that's how the tech companies track where that device
Speaker 42: goes to figure out proximity for advertising sales and who
Speaker 42: you're interacting.
Speaker 15: With in your schedule.
Speaker 42: So again, we did Unplugged as a way for people
Speaker 42: to still communicate in the world, but not be giving
Speaker 42: off all their digital data to big tech to people
Speaker 42: that really don't like them.
Speaker 9: Some people are sheep and want to live like sheep
Speaker 9: and be treated like sheep.
Speaker 15: And you know not everyone is a sheep.
Speaker 9: Apple just announced that in.
Speaker 44: Their Tucker Carlson, Canadas owns and everyone else. You start
Speaker 44: slightly criticizing Israel. We got a jail in Louisiana and
Speaker 44: then one in El Salvador that Israel can send you
Speaker 44: to via the US government.
Speaker 2: You're alluding to, Candabs Owen s.
Speaker 15: Yeah, I don't like any of these anti Semite.
Speaker 1: Remember Jake's Young Turks is named after the people who
Speaker 1: committed the Armenian genocide, who are Sabatine Francis, not Muslims.
Speaker 1: So yeah, crypto Jews who murdered over a million Armenian
Speaker 1: Christians brutally like Rwanda, brutal. Yeah, I do you know
Speaker 1: if I have I believe that was.
Speaker 15: And I'm not shy about it.
Speaker 37: There's no reason to think we're ever getting convinced them,
Speaker 37: But we can with them in jail, we can make
Speaker 37: their lives miserable, we can cut over their funding.
Speaker 27: This guy thinks that simply criticizing how Israel is prosecuting
Speaker 27: the war is already anti Semitic, and he wants to
Speaker 27: throw you in prison for it.
Speaker 2: In prison for it.
Speaker 44: And by the way, that was an answer to a
Speaker 44: question about Tucker Crosson and Canadas owns.
Speaker 15: So we're not talking about student visas anymore.
Speaker 1: Oh my god.
Speaker 44: Now we're talking about core American podcasters, people at media
Speaker 44: on the right and the left, Tucker Crosson, candis owners
Speaker 44: and everyone else. You start slightly criticizing Israel. We got
Speaker 44: a jail in Louisiana, all right.
Speaker 1: Next, it's getting closer to the one that's really gonna
Speaker 1: This is not it, but it's cool.
Speaker 45: We work many different ways, but perhaps the most common
Speaker 45: then is that we will identify a third world country
Speaker 45: that had.
Speaker 1: I think this was the confessions of an economic hit
Speaker 1: man guy as.
Speaker 45: Resources our corporations covet like oil, and then arrange a
Speaker 45: huge loan to that country from the World Bank or
Speaker 45: one of its sisters.
Speaker 1: This shows you how the avas work. This shows you
Speaker 1: how the Federal Reserve works, how the IMF works. Of course,
Speaker 1: that's who is ultimately collecting on what your government has
Speaker 1: the free reign, because it's them, so essentially, when they've
Speaker 1: replaced your government with their own, their own people, and
Speaker 1: they then spend ridiculous amounts of made up money that
Speaker 1: make that cost you pennies to make one hundred dollars
Speaker 1: bills that cost pennies to make. They don't want that
Speaker 1: aren't worth ship, and they're not backed by anything. But
Speaker 1: through the power of coersion and brute force of military might,
Speaker 1: the money is accepted worldwide. So that's how flimsy the
Speaker 1: system is itself. And whatever debt is is stacked up
Speaker 1: by the government that they've put in there to take
Speaker 1: this money in the first place. You and your family
Speaker 1: is responsible for paying back, even though it never exists
Speaker 1: in the first place, even though it came from nothing,
Speaker 1: and even though you benefit zero from it, and oftentimes
Speaker 1: this money is used to harm you, they're then making
Speaker 1: you pay it back.
Speaker 15: However, the money never goes to the country.
Speaker 45: Instead, it goes to our own corporations to build infrastructure
Speaker 45: projects in that country, power plants, highways, industrial parks, things
Speaker 45: that benefit a few rich people that country, as well
Speaker 45: as our own corporation.
Speaker 1: And if you can't, he'll he'll tell you what they
Speaker 1: do if you can't. If if you can't corrupt you
Speaker 1: to take the loan, they'll just make conditions to where
Speaker 1: you get decimated and then you have new choice put
Speaker 1: to rebuild, and then you get an IMF loan, INEF
Speaker 1: a reserve bank in your country. I mean by the
Speaker 1: same people.
Speaker 45: Do not help the majority of the people at all,
Speaker 45: and yet they the whole country is left holding a
Speaker 45: huge debt, and it's such a huge debt they can't
Speaker 45: possibly repay it. So at some point the economic hit
Speaker 45: men go back and say, yours a lot of money.
Speaker 45: You can't repay your debts, so give us a pound
Speaker 45: of flesh. When I failed to bring them around.
Speaker 1: The pound of flesh should be the human collateral.
Speaker 45: To get them to accept these loans, to get them
Speaker 45: to put countries and servitude. Then I knew that standing
Speaker 45: right behind me were what we called the jackals, and
Speaker 45: these are people who overthrow governments or assassinate their leaders.
Speaker 45: And both himI Rolldos of Ecuador and Omartarios of Panama,
Speaker 45: MoMA Godaffi, we were assassinated by CIA sponsored jackals because
Speaker 45: I failed.
Speaker 15: To corrupt them.
Speaker 2: We were.
Speaker 5: Look behind the gentleman in the pink shirt.
Speaker 7: You're gonna see.
Speaker 1: Oh, by the way, wait, Ves did this too. They
Speaker 1: killed JFK. They killed your president. They killed thousands upon
Speaker 1: thousands of people who were innocent in a building one
Speaker 1: time and once upon a time in New York, and
Speaker 1: then they danced two big bold numbers.
Speaker 5: It says BB eighteen. Those are feuse holders. Now look
Speaker 5: at all three pictures and look at how many boxes
Speaker 5: of plastic fuse holders that can be used for remote.
Speaker 1: Oops. I guess I pressed something. I wasn't trying to
Speaker 1: fucking do anything, but it did. You get the idea? Hello,
Speaker 1: this is a compilation of Benjamin net Yahoo war mongering.
Speaker 37: If you take away the Soviet Union and it's chief proxy,
Speaker 37: the PLO, international terrorism would collapse. If you take out
Speaker 37: Saddam Saddam's regime, I guarantee that it will have enormous
Speaker 37: positive reverberations on the region. We like to see a
Speaker 37: regime change, at least I would in Iran, just as
Speaker 37: I would like to see in Iraq. The question now
Speaker 37: is a practical question. It's not a question of whether
Speaker 37: Iraq's regime should be taken out, but when should it
Speaker 37: be taken out. It's not a question of whether you'd
Speaker 37: like to see a regime change in Iran.
Speaker 15: But how do there any other nations that you would
Speaker 15: recommend that the United States launch preemptive.
Speaker 1: Is there anything else we could do for you? So
Speaker 1: he's taking like he's taking an order tax upon at
Speaker 1: the sha like fries with that. You wanted to be
Speaker 1: a supersizor for you. It's all in the house, don't worry.
Speaker 15: Point Uh.
Speaker 37: The answer is categorically as is Iraq and Iran. What
Speaker 37: a third nation, by the way, is Libya as well.
Speaker 37: Libya is trying very rapidly to build.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's hilarious, you've scumbag jimmy door right, hilarious what
Speaker 1: they did to there is that freaking amazing country that
Speaker 1: stood as a perfect example of what we could have here. Yeah, great,
Speaker 1: you fucking douchebag.
Speaker 15: An atomic bomb capability.
Speaker 37: So you have here now three nick, all stand together
Speaker 37: to stop Iran's march of conquest, subjugation, and terror.
Speaker 9: I know that no matter on which side of the
Speaker 9: island said you stand with Israel.
Speaker 46: By wait, that's a command, that's an order he was
Speaker 46: giving to Congress. That wasn't him making an assessment. He
Speaker 46: was telling them you stand with Israel. And then that's
Speaker 46: what they did.
Speaker 1: They all stood well because we were Israel before Israel
Speaker 1: is ever Israel. We created them. They are a product
Speaker 1: of the parent comfort of the parent country US and
Speaker 1: where were we a parent country of or what is
Speaker 1: there whatever? The Federal Bank, Federal Reserve Bank, came from
Speaker 1: Reserve Bank, Bank of England, Federal Reserve Bank, boom, and
Speaker 1: who controls all that? Where else? Child's those types of families.
Speaker 7: This is a copy?
Speaker 1: Why is he doing a little? You think your dicksng
Speaker 1: this big when you're talking about porn.
Speaker 39: It, I think, Mike, maybe you're the best one for this.
Speaker 39: Maybe the background of Jews and the adults entertainment industry using.
Speaker 9: The adult industry, there's a lot of them.
Speaker 41: It was pretty much founded by the adult industry.
Speaker 15: I'm sorry, I had a couple of years.
Speaker 41: Ault industry was pretty much found by the Jews. Basically
Speaker 41: in the early nineteen hundreds, the German Jewish immigrants came
Speaker 41: in and when they were trying to get into different industries,
Speaker 41: there was a lot of anti Semitism where they couldn't
Speaker 41: get into normal lines of work.
Speaker 1: So they so they don't actually like this is guys?
Speaker 4: Is Mike?
Speaker 1: I guess right? He's as twenty nine, founder of the
Speaker 1: adult entertainment company Monarchy Distribution was found in his living room.
Speaker 1: Was found in this. I can find me in my
Speaker 1: living room, sometimes you can find me in the bathroom,
Speaker 1: and other times doesn't actually say what happened to them.
Speaker 1: They just say that, and they say the pornography trade
Speaker 1: website Adult Video Deck or his ABN News News reported
Speaker 1: Kolik left behind a young son who recently received treatment
Speaker 1: for leukemia. September twenty ninth, twenty sixteen.
Speaker 41: Gravitated towards the porn industry because it's like kind of
Speaker 41: the seer cousin.
Speaker 9: Of the Hollywood industry, which had already been controlled by
Speaker 9: the Jews.
Speaker 1: With these dudes. Instead of Jews controled by the dudes,
Speaker 1: the dudes control it. Maybe we should call him that
Speaker 1: from no and as like our cover word, so oveg
Speaker 1: works perfectly. But I mean, because everybody gets the point.
Speaker 1: But the dudes call them the dudes. But then everybody
Speaker 1: will think I'm talking about big Lebowski.
Speaker 41: Godfather of the modern day porn industry. His name is
Speaker 41: Ruben Starman, who was actually an Orthodox Jew. He owned
Speaker 41: over two hundred book stores all around the country.
Speaker 1: They make I think I think they make a reference
Speaker 1: to that guy the David Lynch movie. I think it
Speaker 1: was a Mohan drive. When he's pulled the dude out
Speaker 1: those car, He's like, you're probably too close. Was a
Speaker 1: porn dude?
Speaker 9: Great, he's actually my godfather, which is weird, but.
Speaker 1: So that's so your godfather is the I'm sorry, your
Speaker 1: godfather is is is the father of porn and his
Speaker 1: name is Starman. Starman. Okay. So so he was bragging
Speaker 1: that his Jews are the ones who created the deport
Speaker 1: industry and that's why at twenty nine, but whatnot in
Speaker 1: his early twenties he could be a porn a porn
Speaker 1: uh czar himself, Ruben Sterman.
Speaker 41: What they what the Jews did pretty much was they
Speaker 41: revolutionized the adult industry and made it their own. So
Speaker 41: there was no space for anti Semitism and they basically
Speaker 41: controlled everything.
Speaker 1: Right, who can say talk about anti semitism when there's
Speaker 1: fucking to do? I mean, come on, So.
Speaker 41: Back in the eighties, the only way you could get
Speaker 41: pornography was to go through someone like Ruben's Strmint and
Speaker 41: he controlled you know, all of his stories and all the.
Speaker 15: Stories that.
Speaker 1: Either Stirmin or Starman because I can't tell by just
Speaker 1: reading the fucking screen.
Speaker 9: Didn't they had actually a pam attacks They had.
Speaker 1: A pam attax. This is a shakedown. Everywhere there's a shakedown,
Speaker 1: there's there's I bet you. Lansky taught him now and.
Speaker 41: Carry his product, and he was the only places you
Speaker 41: get product from, peep shows, from and later. What the
Speaker 41: Jews did was they chose the manufacturing in the business.
Speaker 41: There were a lot of Italians that were coming into
Speaker 41: the business.
Speaker 1: But what they did right Italians? Why because they're talking
Speaker 1: about Mafaya. This is like I said, Lanski, didn't I did?
Speaker 1: I say everything in the city has comes. It's nation
Speaker 1: of Israel. Oh well, Lansky, human trafficking, drugs, Oh well,
Speaker 1: oh wow, Jesus Christ, porn those films guaranteed they.
Speaker 41: Created the manufacturing side, which is the goody goody t shoes.
Speaker 1: That's good. What else we got? Oh? I remember this
Speaker 1: is Hey, pay attention to this one. Please, But there's more.
Speaker 1: Dan's mall. We know our friend Tim Pike. I gotta
Speaker 1: go see who just came home. I gotta get a
Speaker 1: creative I'll be back unless you want me to stop this.
Speaker 1: You know, we stopped this crazy train. Hey, stop this creazing.
Speaker 1: We got eight people watching over on YouTube. I mean
Speaker 1: there's lots of people who aren't rumble, but there was
Speaker 1: fuck all you people's joking. If I'm here, you're here,
Speaker 1: do you hear me? All right, thank you, I'm glad
Speaker 1: I said that. I'm sure you didn't listen yet.
Speaker 13: Even before my monod he just came on the scene
Speaker 13: or twelfth.
Speaker 1: They sped this up to like a like a one
Speaker 1: and a half time. So's he's not on math and
Speaker 1: he's not on crack and he's not on cocaine. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they just sped it up for the sake of trying
Speaker 1: to fit it.
Speaker 17: I guess.
Speaker 1: In the little one minute real clip or whatever.
Speaker 13: Century, another dilemma was being created in Judaism far to
Speaker 13: the east. This was a dilemma not concerning the doctrines
Speaker 13: of the Jews, but.
Speaker 2: Over who actually was a Jew in their articles?
Speaker 1: You, oh you do too?
Speaker 15: Do too?
Speaker 1: I really want to know did I do that?
Speaker 47: Right?
Speaker 2: On the case ours.
Speaker 48: The Jewish Encyclopedias tell us that in the eighth century AD,
Speaker 48: Jewish missionaries ventured north of Babylon to the land of
Speaker 48: the Kazars between the Caspian and the Black Seas. Kazaria
Speaker 48: was a vast grassland on what is now the plains
Speaker 48: of southern Russia, inhabited by a race of merchants, artisans,
Speaker 48: and warriors of Hunnish Turkish stock. About seven forty a d.
Speaker 48: The King of the Kazars converted to Judaism and made
Speaker 48: it the state religion. Incredibly, within a few centuries, the
Speaker 48: people of Kazaria convinced themselves that they were not gentiles
Speaker 48: after all, but the physical descendants of Abraham. Thus, by
Speaker 48: the tenth century AD, a nation of proselyte Jews thrived
Speaker 48: in what is now central Russia. During the Middle Ages,
Speaker 48: the fierce Mongols from the east and Russians from the
Speaker 48: north drove the Kazars west out of their ancient homeland.
Speaker 48: Most settled in Eastern Europe, especially Poland, where the established
Speaker 48: communities of artisans and traders. Judaism thus became divided into
Speaker 48: two basic groups which remain today, the Ashcanism, which are
Speaker 48: the Kazars of the East, and the Sephardic Oriental, which
Speaker 48: are Jews of Spain, Turkey and lands bordering on the Mediterranean. Today,
Speaker 48: the Ashcanism or Kazars are the vast majority of about
Speaker 48: eighty percent of these those who called themselves Jews. The
Speaker 48: two most recent premieres of Israel illustrate these two racial types.
Speaker 48: Shamon Perez is a Sephardic Jew from authentic Jewish stock
Speaker 48: yinsak Shamir like Monocham Meagan is Ashkanasm or Kasar in
Speaker 48: origin in Poland, these ancestors of most modern Jews thrived.
Speaker 48: In fact, they actually became more zealous Jews than their
Speaker 48: theological cousins to the west. The Sephardam the Kasars were
Speaker 48: fascinated with that mystical aspect of Judaism called Kabbalah. Kabbalah
Speaker 48: was the Jewish form of ancient gnosticism, a belief that
Speaker 48: God is unconscious yet everywhere revealed in different levels of
Speaker 48: refinement throughout the universe. Of course, Judaism was always unique
Speaker 48: among ancient religions in its belief in a single conscious God,
Speaker 48: a God not only capable of creating the world, but
Speaker 48: of punishing evil and rewarding good. Like Eastern religions, however,
Speaker 48: the Polish Cabalists believe that God in his purest form
Speaker 48: is utterly remote, unknowable without opinions about right and wrong. Instead,
Speaker 48: he is being filtered down through many gradations or cepharad
Speaker 48: until it reached Israel. Israel, according to the Kabbalah, was
Speaker 48: the visit rational emanation of God. In this world below,
Speaker 48: Israel was confusion in darkness represented by demons and the
Speaker 48: chaotic world of the gentile.
Speaker 13: What excited the Kazars was that Kabbala preached revolution. It
Speaker 13: said that Jews, as superior beings, were destined to rule
Speaker 13: the world. In the Zohar, which is the written text
Speaker 13: of cabalistic lore, we find the arrogance and ambition of
Speaker 13: the ancient Pharisees very much alive.
Speaker 48: In a typical passage, the Zohar teaches living soul refers
Speaker 48: to Israel, who have holy living souls from above, and
Speaker 48: cattle and creeping thing and beasts of the earth to
Speaker 48: the other peoples who are not living soul?
Speaker 1: Did it already run through once? Sorry, tell me real quick,
Speaker 1: I had to go grab something.
Speaker 2: Only by the overthrill of the gentile.
Speaker 48: The Zohar asserts, can Israel regain its position as God's
Speaker 48: chakaina blowy honor?
Speaker 13: Yet even before my mind of these came on the
Speaker 13: scene in the twelfth century, another dilemma was being created
Speaker 13: in Julia.
Speaker 49: All right, what you're saying is that the Holocaust as
Speaker 49: we know it, as we in the West have learned
Speaker 49: about it over a period of the last half century
Speaker 49: simply did not take place, not anywhere in the cootesque
Speaker 49: numbers and figures and methods, as was, for instance, reason
Speaker 49: to displayed by the film Chandler's List. It's totally inaccurate,
Speaker 49: totally inaccurate. The number of Jews who died under the Nazis,
Speaker 49: says Lundel and the other deniers, was nothing like six million.
Speaker 1: I put a figure in the other deniers. Give me
Speaker 1: a fucking break, see how they do. We're at the
Speaker 1: lower three hundred.
Speaker 15: Thousand range, that's all.
Speaker 40: And they died of what illness is, disease, mistreatment, some
Speaker 40: of med medical experiments performed on them over work.
Speaker 15: Nobody was gassed.
Speaker 49: No, but if only three hundred thousand Jews died, then
Speaker 49: what happened to the rest of the six million who
Speaker 49: were missing after the war?
Speaker 26: Undel?
Speaker 49: They were secretly spirited off to the Soviet Union, to
Speaker 49: Israel and the United States.
Speaker 26: Unregistered, they were allowed in the United States.
Speaker 49: And this is all hidden from the American pagper for
Speaker 49: the time being. Yes, and all of the testimony be
Speaker 49: heard through the years by literally thousands of survivors talking
Speaker 49: of everything from death camps to execution squads to gassings.
Speaker 15: That's all made up.
Speaker 14: It is a rumor like any other rumor.
Speaker 1: And many of the quote unquote pictures and videos, or
Speaker 1: when they refilled the fucking camps with German people and
Speaker 1: starved them half to death and then all the way
Speaker 1: to death. But you know had time for photolops.
Speaker 40: Brew has more and more people prospered.
Speaker 49: As a result of the rumor, So all of us
Speaker 49: are caught up in a great fraud of deception. Great
Speaker 49: is interpretrated by what you call the Holocaust lobby lobby.
Speaker 40: And who benefits from this love Israel has immensely benefited
Speaker 40: from it, because the state of Israel's at one time,
Speaker 40: up until by recently in the eighties, used to be
Speaker 40: thirty forty percent guild money from German. Every Jewish person
Speaker 40: who in the Second World War who died of whatever
Speaker 40: cause is considered quote a victim of the Holocaust.
Speaker 11: That is, Jews who died even in Allied bombing.
Speaker 49: What you were saying is that the Holocaust as we
Speaker 49: know it as we in the West, okay sor.
Speaker 24: Thein privilege you also write is a white and heteronormative ideal.
Speaker 24: When we strive for thinness, you right, we're reinforcing every
Speaker 24: other form of stigma at the time.
Speaker 1: So when you strive for thinness, you know, you know,
Speaker 1: trying to be the best you you are, it's because
Speaker 1: of us. It's because of you know. These people are
Speaker 1: always about the psychology of things. And we're talking about
Speaker 1: people who are raped from birth, who are paths around
Speaker 1: by their parents. These are the people who are teaching
Speaker 1: you morality and how your brain is supposed to work
Speaker 1: because of their experience through life. And they're in bread
Speaker 1: and they want you dead. They're homicidal, they' sociopass, and
Speaker 1: they have no empathy. But they're going to tell you
Speaker 1: why you think and feel things and what it perpetuates
Speaker 1: for all these stupid little labels that they placed on things.
Speaker 1: Very Soviet of them, this fucking biachire. Uh is there
Speaker 1: another there's another slide unless this just keeps going. But
Speaker 1: you'll see her marriage promotes white supremacy, she said marriage,
Speaker 1: So the act of marriage promotes white supremacy because the
Speaker 1: idea of marriage being loyal to one person. This is
Speaker 1: a woman saying this, So it holds more clout because
Speaker 1: want a woman want her man not to cheek. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: she's a psycho bitch like who fucks other women though,
Speaker 1: So it's okay. Marriage promotes white supremacy. According to white
Speaker 1: university professor, she's not white, or she is white, but
Speaker 1: she's not European. You get what I'm saying.
Speaker 24: I don't allude it to this for people of color, specifically,
Speaker 24: thin privilege then gives you access to white privilege.
Speaker 1: Thin privilege gives you access to white privilege. This is
Speaker 1: the type of shit that comes out of university professors.
Speaker 1: Thin privilege, you know, not looking like a fat, hideous
Speaker 1: past gives you gives you access to white privilege. So
Speaker 1: it's just people favor not disgusting pigs who take care
Speaker 1: of themselves. Is that so being white means that you
Speaker 1: already have some kind of a morality that makes you
Speaker 1: of quality if you're not a piece of shit yourself.
Speaker 1: And this is all based on you know, what kind
Speaker 1: of person you are, a character or whatever. But they're saying,
Speaker 1: you know, because they hate white people, they want to
Speaker 1: say that all white people. They're actually kind of giving
Speaker 1: you a confident saying that people look at you with
Speaker 1: the with you know better, naturally they don't think you're
Speaker 1: gonna rape and and rob them and kill them, you know,
Speaker 1: as as a reflex because I think you have a higher,
Speaker 1: higher moral standard than that, and and and more empathy
Speaker 1: and compassion for others, just as a default. Well that well,
Speaker 1: thank you, thank you for that. And then they reverse that,
Speaker 1: and they they they codify that by calling it a privilege.
Speaker 24: Can you explain this?
Speaker 28: Yeah, I mean, the thin ideal is definitely a white ideal.
Speaker 28: And when we trace the history of modern diet culture,
Speaker 28: we really trace it back in the United States to
Speaker 28: the end of slavery, and Sabrina Strang's book Fearing the
Speaker 28: Black Body is sort of, you know, the iconic work
Speaker 28: on this that I would refer to.
Speaker 1: They want people fat and discussing so they can't fight.
Speaker 1: They want people they want to destroy everything that has
Speaker 1: sense and reason to it. They want to degrade everybody.
Speaker 1: She knows she's not a fat pig, but she's gonna
Speaker 1: shame other people. She's similar mostly thin.
Speaker 28: For people too, but her research shaming people to.
Speaker 1: Be fat so that they're not showing a weak constitution
Speaker 1: in their brind So now she's gonna, you know, condemn
Speaker 1: you for being healthy because that's a mental issue.
Speaker 28: Talks about how as slavery ended, black people gained rights. Obviously,
Speaker 28: white supremacy is trying to maintain the power structure, So
Speaker 28: celebrating a thin white body as the ideal body is
Speaker 28: a way to other and demonize black and brown bodies,
Speaker 28: bigger bodies, anyone who doesn't fit into that norm. So
Speaker 28: this is really about maintaining systems of white supremacy and patriarchy,
Speaker 28: which I think is very helpful.
Speaker 1: Does somebody who talks about those those highs and lows
Speaker 1: like they're getting up to the top of a hill
Speaker 1: and then come back down because they're mentally stupid, like
Speaker 1: those cadences that they use. Do you think that somebody
Speaker 1: who speaks like that is an intellect or that they're
Speaker 1: fucking idiots? Because I hear absolutely retarded people online speaking
Speaker 1: dopey ditzy like that all the time, and they don't
Speaker 1: have positions of influence like this.
Speaker 28: Bitch does well to understand because I think a lot
Speaker 28: of us are really working to dive from those ideas,
Speaker 28: but we haven't given ourselves permission to stop dieting or
Speaker 28: to accept our weight wherever it might fall. And if
Speaker 28: you can understand that, actually, by continuing to pursue Thinness,
Speaker 28: you are in some level maintaining your complicity with white
Speaker 28: supremacy and patriarch.
Speaker 1: Do you see how crazy this bitches? This isn't somebody
Speaker 1: that should be on the outside of an institution. She
Speaker 1: should be in it, and not as a doctor, but
Speaker 1: as a patient in in a in a any whimer
Speaker 1: and I'm sorry, in a national socialist world, she would
Speaker 1: be you want to you'll hear some moilar about her.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, here it is. Marriage promotes white supremacy. According
Speaker 1: to White University professor White quote unquote university professor, marriage fundamentalism,
Speaker 1: like structural racism, is a key structural This is the
Speaker 1: these are the people who are teaching your children key
Speaker 1: structural of white hetero patriarchal supremacy. Professor says the institution
Speaker 1: of marriage fundamentalism reinforces white supremacy. According to an academic
Speaker 1: paper released by George Mason University professor Bethany, Oh, look,
Speaker 1: it's leaked. It's latik latik that you're trying to put
Speaker 1: all the LGBTQ letters in there. What is that Latiqu's
Speaker 1: paper claims Americans have become accustomed to marriage fundamentalism in
Speaker 1: order to achieve benefits, rights, and protections. Keep going. Bethany
Speaker 1: Letique wrote a briefing paper for the Council on Contemporary Family.
Speaker 1: She's talking about families. This person fucking hates marriage and
Speaker 1: she's console and contemporary families. Look at how she's looking
Speaker 1: now about immigration policies and their impact on families. Immigration
Speaker 1: policies impact on famili She doesn't give a fuck about families.
Speaker 1: She's something like marriage. It says white supremacy elliverrate. Oh wait, wait, wait,
Speaker 1: boom wait here is Bethany letiqus? The person boxes citing
Speaker 1: his white who needs an early life check? Still raise hands?
Speaker 18: What a.
Speaker 1: There is no definitive Bethany Letique Jewish answer. There is
Speaker 1: no definitive evidence in the available information to confirm whether
Speaker 1: Bethany Leatique is Jewish. One source on schooling dot com
Speaker 1: claims she is Jewish, but this isn't an unverified statement
Speaker 1: from a single website and should be treated with skepticism
Speaker 1: as it lacks corroboration from reputable or primary sources, which
Speaker 1: that Jewish sources. Other sources, including her academic profiles and
Speaker 1: publications do not mention her religious or ethnic background. Without
Speaker 1: further credible information, her religious identity remains unknown. Boom, what
Speaker 1: do you mean there's no definitive evidence, hey says, let
Speaker 1: me guess Jewish, one hundred percent Jewish. She will know
Speaker 1: them by their fruits. The bad tree makes bad fruit.
Speaker 1: Well that's not that's not an answer for that. But
Speaker 1: everything that she espouses is exactly their fucking motto, their
Speaker 1: their agenda, So, fellow traveler. If not, it doesn't really
Speaker 1: make a difference. But I can see it in the face, honestly,
Speaker 1: because she looks way different there. It's says.
Speaker 50: As a veteran sea captain Edward Smith, who orders the
Speaker 50: ship to travel through an eighty square mile ice field
Speaker 50: at full speed on a moonless night. There had been
Speaker 50: over eight telegrams warning the captain of the danger.
Speaker 22: He's warned eight times, slow the ship down, Slow the
Speaker 22: Titanic down. You're going too fast, not once stopped. And
Speaker 22: Jacob Astor Isidor Strauss, Benjamin Guggenheim, and a host of
Speaker 22: other millionaires who were opposed to a central bank in America.
Speaker 22: Therefore they had to be taken out of the way
Speaker 22: and they were on the take.
Speaker 50: The company building the ship was owned by JP Morgan,
Speaker 50: who was himself an agent of the Rothschild's family. The
Speaker 50: Rothschilds being the bankers for the Pope and the Vatican's a.
Speaker 9: Veteran cy Captain Edwards.
Speaker 1: I talk about that in my book out. They're the
Speaker 1: bankers for the Pope and Vatican and the Holy See
Speaker 1: and whatever you want to call them. Why do you
Speaker 1: live in a white country rather than your own country
Speaker 1: you live in?
Speaker 19: Why do you live in a white I'm.
Speaker 51: Sorry, not a white country because I want to tell
Speaker 51: people about it's not And if I stay in a
Speaker 51: Muslim country, they're already Muslim, so there's no point of
Speaker 51: metily why it's not right.
Speaker 19: So I have to be in a place where people
Speaker 19: are not Muslim.
Speaker 51: Right, So if I'm in the UK, there's a lot
Speaker 51: of people who from different religions, different faces.
Speaker 1: Why is it important to spread something like if you're
Speaker 1: in a place where there's like minded people, why do
Speaker 1: you need to conquer new territory? That's a that's a
Speaker 1: that's a an insecurity feeling like if you don't then
Speaker 1: they'll conquer you, or that somehow. If you're not constantly
Speaker 1: convincing other people, then you start to disbelieve your own
Speaker 1: your own beliefs because you have to constantly reinforce them
Speaker 1: by getting other people to accept them or convince them.
Speaker 1: When you have to do that all the time, you
Speaker 1: don't really believe in what you believe, and you're afraid
Speaker 1: of that. You don't believe in what you believe, so
Speaker 1: you have to constantly push it on other people. So
Speaker 1: this is a sickness, and this is bullshit. If you
Speaker 1: are living in a place that everybody's Muslim, shouldn't you
Speaker 1: be content? That's your own little world. Why do you
Speaker 1: fucking care what other people think? Why do you have
Speaker 1: to press it upon other people who don't want to
Speaker 1: hear it.
Speaker 51: I can have a dialogue because this is what I
Speaker 51: do right, interfaith, religious discourse and all of that.
Speaker 19: So I engage you different be there.
Speaker 13: Could a Christian move to a Muslim country and freely
Speaker 13: and openly convert the people from Islam to Muslim I.
Speaker 52: Mean to.
Speaker 51: Ideally under Islamic law. No, you're not allowed to, because
Speaker 51: Kashati is Fulso Islam is the truth.
Speaker 1: And so just because Christianity is the faults in Islam
Speaker 1: is truth because he said so. So if you're not
Speaker 1: allowed to go over there and convert them without being murdered,
Speaker 1: why should they be allowed to come here and can
Speaker 1: try to convert people or give them their first religion
Speaker 1: if they're not religious in the first place.
Speaker 19: A liberal way, I see you.
Speaker 51: Just because you guys are liberals following liberalism and you
Speaker 51: believe that anyone can do whatever they want to do,
Speaker 51: that does not mean that we're also liberal.
Speaker 19: Right, we don't allow harmful ideologists for our children. You
Speaker 19: don't allow these harmful So if we.
Speaker 1: See your ideologies as harmful for our children, it doesn't
Speaker 1: matter because you're wrong and he's right. So because of liberalism,
Speaker 1: when you let him poison your children, but don't expect
Speaker 1: them to do the same for you, you get it yet.
Speaker 2: Good.
Speaker 47: You're trained to determine the extent and cause of the
Speaker 47: damage and how much it costs to repair it.
Speaker 2: Is that fair to say?
Speaker 17: Yes?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 47: So let me just ask you about miss Miguel's claim
Speaker 47: you are assigned to reinspect her home?
Speaker 37: Is that right?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 17: Sure?
Speaker 47: And you testified earlier that you went about that diligently.
Speaker 47: You could see that there was very extensive damage. That
Speaker 47: was your initial impression. Is that fair to say yes?
Speaker 47: And you reviewed all of the reports. There was an
Speaker 47: engineer's report by this time there was the public adjuster's report.
Speaker 47: You reviewed all of those things diligently. Is that fair
Speaker 47: to say yes?
Speaker 15: Sure?
Speaker 47: When you submitted your report to all State recommending several
Speaker 47: hundred thousand dollars worth of payments to Ms McGill and
Speaker 47: her husband, what happened then?
Speaker 14: It was my instrument was rejected and I was advised
Speaker 14: to alter it to a lower figure.
Speaker 2: So you were told to alter the estimate and to
Speaker 2: alter your findings as well. I was told to.
Speaker 7: See.
Speaker 1: You see what they do there. They have the insurance adjuster, whatever,
Speaker 1: the guy that goes out there and does the inspection.
Speaker 1: They can't override what he has seen firsthand by undercutting
Speaker 1: what he recommends or what he is sesses as the damage.
Speaker 1: So what they do instead is they reject the whole
Speaker 1: proposal and they can run a new one with a
Speaker 1: whole different reality in it that is more to the
Speaker 1: laking of the company and make and keeps more money
Speaker 1: in their pocket. Because if they just made an altered
Speaker 1: and made a change and said, no, you're not getting
Speaker 1: You're getting fifty thousand, not one hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 1: Or if you're you know, then they can't do that.
Speaker 1: But if they make the assessment from the from the
Speaker 1: get go undervalued, then they can get away with it.
Speaker 1: That was all state. This isn't just a scam story.
Speaker 1: This is them talking about all state.
Speaker 14: Alter my astimate. I don't know the definings was told
Speaker 14: to be altered.
Speaker 47: Were the alterations that you were told to make? Were
Speaker 47: those consistent with your own review of the property and
Speaker 47: your own assessment of the damage?
Speaker 53: No?
Speaker 2: Sure, did you write that up in a detailed estimate
Speaker 2: what you were told to do?
Speaker 14: I did, yes, sir h.
Speaker 47: And all stated in uh, they would they send that
Speaker 47: estimate ultimately to the property owner?
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 14: I'm obligated to send the estimate to the policyholder.
Speaker 47: And does is there any record anywhere the policyholder would
Speaker 47: ever know that your initial findings, your recommendations, were rejected
Speaker 47: and somebody told you to come in and alter them.
Speaker 12: No?
Speaker 2: Sure, Let me just ask you more broadly. Have you
Speaker 2: ever been told.
Speaker 1: Right, they only see one report whatever one decided to
Speaker 1: hand them, so they'll never have any idea that you
Speaker 1: were sent sent the right sent, send the natural, honest
Speaker 1: report and was rejected, and that you were told and
Speaker 1: forced into want to keep your job or whatever, to
Speaker 1: lie basically and undercut the poor people throwing us see
Speaker 1: the one where it shows that you're in n asshole,
Speaker 1: but it's the one that you think is the original one,
Speaker 1: not ever knowing that they was ever just in the
Speaker 1: first place.
Speaker 47: In other cases with all State to alter or delete
Speaker 47: your findings absolutely, in fact you testified just a second ago,
Speaker 47: I think that you were frequently asked to alter factual findings,
Speaker 47: delete material, and sometimes include items that were false. Did
Speaker 47: I hear you correctly when you said that, yes, sure,
Speaker 47: In the overwhelming majority of cases where you were asked
Speaker 47: to do something like this, did that cause the estimate
Speaker 47: to the policyholder to go up or to go down?
Speaker 3: To go down?
Speaker 2: What is your assessment of what All State's ultimate goal
Speaker 2: here is.
Speaker 47: Is it to pay out the policy according to the
Speaker 47: terms of the policy to the best extent they can
Speaker 47: or is it to protect their bottom line and to
Speaker 47: use you and your report as necessary to meet that end,
Speaker 47: to make sure they make as much money as possible.
Speaker 14: One hundred percent to use me to enable them to
Speaker 14: make as much money as possible.
Speaker 47: And you would say that this is a pattern. This
Speaker 47: isn't just something that happened one time, like in Miss
Speaker 47: Miguel's pit case. You've been doing this for a long
Speaker 47: time and you've observed this to be a pattern with
Speaker 47: all state and in the industry. I have, yes, sir,
Speaker 47: you're trained.
Speaker 1: All right, there you go. It's in my second pelic
Speaker 1: service announcement. Don't expect one tomorrow. All right, let's because
Speaker 1: somebody is coming. Uh, I see some ye he did
Speaker 1: this thing. Yeah, I see a lot of uh comments
Speaker 1: here mm hmmm. Oh wait, you gotta put it too, No,
Speaker 1: not that one style. Damn well, the the six million
Speaker 1: we're alive and free to pick up conversation checks. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but they're yeah, yeah, yeah, the whole the whole thing
Speaker 1: is like there wasn't even six million. And another another
Speaker 1: talk that, uh, they're in simble so that even in
Speaker 1: like all of Europe, there wasn't that many. So and
Speaker 1: any of those affected areas, if you will, they dream
Speaker 1: up or steve it does and yeah, and it's funny
Speaker 1: how like twenty percent of the population lives to be
Speaker 1: in their eighties, but ninety percent of the survivors lived
Speaker 1: to be in the nineties after all that malnutrition, because
Speaker 1: they're all fake people. They're just they're just the right
Speaker 1: age to continue the scam and continue to sell the
Speaker 1: funnel money out of German people. Oh this is to
Speaker 1: you guys. Okay, I guess there wasn't as much as
Speaker 1: I thought. Okay, mmmm well then well then why is
Speaker 1: I still there? Hey you? Okay, moving on, because we
Speaker 1: gotta get the dance so I can get the hell
Speaker 1: out of here. Yeah, that launch, gotta go see the
Speaker 1: sunlight before it ends.
Speaker 17: Didn't control us with chains. They controlled us with stories,
Speaker 17: beautifully packaged lies painted red, white and blue. This is
Speaker 17: the art of American propaganda. Not blunt, not bloody, elegant, surgical, invisible.
Speaker 17: They mastered it in nineteen seventeen, when the Committee on
Speaker 17: Public Information turned newspapers into war drums and neighbors into recruiters.
Speaker 17: They created an army of seventy five thousand civilians called
Speaker 17: the four minute Men, ordinary men trained to deliver government
Speaker 17: approved speeches in movie theaters, churches, union halls.
Speaker 15: Four minutes.
Speaker 17: That's all it took. They told you to buy war
Speaker 17: bonds to enlist, to report anyone who didn't. They made
Speaker 17: war sound noble and made descent sound like treason. By
Speaker 17: World War II, the art of propaganda became a masterpiece.
Speaker 17: The Office of War Information turned Hollywood into a cathedral.
Speaker 17: Every frame, every poster, every line of dialogue divine worship
Speaker 17: of the homeland, the enemy evil incarnate, the soldier a
Speaker 17: savior with a bayonet. They didn't show the fire bombs,
Speaker 17: they didn't show the starving. They showed victory, always victory.
Speaker 17: Then came the CIA Operation Mockingbird, journalists on payroll, anchors
Speaker 17: with handlers. The line between press and state erased. The
Speaker 17: truth became classified, narratives became national security.
Speaker 1: History became classified. After World War Two. Uh, this guy,
Speaker 1: Jimmy guard Over on the right says, we will defeat
Speaker 1: them with memes. Yeah, that's how you win war. That
Speaker 1: have people who have all the military might and want
Speaker 1: to murder you, and they've poisoned you through your medical
Speaker 1: healthcare what they call healthcare, which isn't healthcare at all. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's the way to do it. They actively incite violence
Speaker 1: between different groups of ethnicities who and stoke the fire
Speaker 1: there so that you end up fighting with people who
Speaker 1: should be working together to get rid of them. But yeah,
Speaker 1: a clever meme. You you, you've solved the fucking puzzle.
Speaker 1: People have been asking me what are the solutions, and
Speaker 1: I told them, you have to you know, withdraw your
Speaker 1: your your energy from the system first, that's the first step,
Speaker 1: and not give into it, not numb pay into it,
Speaker 1: either your energy or your you know, your hardened money.
Speaker 1: But I was wrong. All you have to do is
Speaker 1: come up with clever, stupid memes and that'll say the rule.
Speaker 1: According to this guy. So well that's Jim New York Guard.
Speaker 1: I guess it says. Okay, well there, hey, everybody, now
Speaker 1: you know the answer to all of our problems. Create memes.
Speaker 17: And we drank it. The Red Scare Vietnam Weapons of
Speaker 17: mass destruction mission accomplished. This wasn't information, it was misdirection.
Speaker 17: Today propaganda doesn't come in pamphlets. It comes in pixels,
Speaker 17: in hashtags, in filters.
Speaker 15: In fear.
Speaker 17: Your algorithm knows your weakness. It feeds you a nation
Speaker 17: tailored to your belief Whether you're on the right or
Speaker 17: on the left. You are not informed, you're reinforced. That's
Speaker 17: the new masterpiece.
Speaker 1: Reinforced, all right. People want to be reinforced too, That's
Speaker 1: what they crave. They don't want you to challenge what
Speaker 1: they already believe. They come to the internet for reinforcement
Speaker 1: of what they already have been conditioned to believe through
Speaker 1: a lifetime. If you go against what they've read in
Speaker 1: school when they were paying n actually attention or what
Speaker 1: is the common belief in anything, you're crazy, You're a denier,
Speaker 1: you're a anti whatever. You know when it comes to
Speaker 1: the needles and putting poison in your body because you know,
Speaker 1: how dare you because you don't have the indoctrination, How
Speaker 1: dare you question people who, just because they wear a
Speaker 1: funny dress and a funny coat to work, are obviously
Speaker 1: smarter than you. They have more college Wow. Wow, that's
Speaker 1: fucking hilarious. And that's why people This is the this
Speaker 1: is the the pop culture that they've made made for us,
Speaker 1: the popular culture. This is what people just they just
Speaker 1: default fall into these these patterns, and this is how
Speaker 1: they think.
Speaker 17: Convince you it's your idea.
Speaker 1: I wanted to be super popular, all I would have
Speaker 1: to do is reinforce people Trump Trump is awesome or
Speaker 1: whomever you know kiss the asses of all these other
Speaker 1: fucking liars that are out there, when instead of calling
Speaker 1: them out and uh what else, you know, just you know,
Speaker 1: every every little stupid thing that I could support that's
Speaker 1: self destructive and going to be harmful to the future
Speaker 1: generations of mankind, I just have to support that and
Speaker 1: then say stupid dumb things and play foolish games with
Speaker 1: the with the audience that that it makes them chuck,
Speaker 1: and then uh, I should be I should be at
Speaker 1: a couple of millions of followers pretty quickly.
Speaker 15: It is trick.
Speaker 17: American propaganda ever pulled, wasn't lying to the world. It
Speaker 17: was making Americans believe they were never lied to at all.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, this is pint of cool. So ancient Romans
Speaker 1: would create I'm guessing this is the the the the
Speaker 1: non Romes of the Romans, because there was Arian in
Speaker 1: there too, there was Gothic, there was there was some
Speaker 1: some good peeps in there. There was definitely not just
Speaker 1: all one thing. There were good statesmen in Rome. The
Speaker 1: problem was they had a huge parasite problem and a
Speaker 1: sanhedron problem, a very bad one. But this is a
Speaker 1: really cool story. The ancient Romans would create tombs for
Speaker 1: their dogs and create epitash to remember them by. They
Speaker 1: love their puppies just like we do. In ancient Rome,
Speaker 1: dogs were and these are the people who have empathy.
Speaker 1: So this is why I'm saying they're not the same
Speaker 1: as the ones that were the Edenites of the five
Speaker 1: thousand year era ago that were messed up with the
Speaker 1: superent wolf cult, even though that's part of the saturn cult,
Speaker 1: which they did carry over Saturnalia. Not all of them
Speaker 1: followed that, but the Rome as a whole did gave
Speaker 1: that to the people who wanted it, who were begging
Speaker 1: for it, demanding it. In ancient Rome, dogs were cherished
Speaker 1: companions and their passing was often marked with deep affection romans,
Speaker 1: which sometimes create tunes for their beloved dogs pets. Obviously,
Speaker 1: the rich ones inscribes here felt sorry inscribed heartfelt epithass
Speaker 1: on the stones to honor their memory. These epitaphs, often
Speaker 1: poetic and personal, reflect the bond between humans and animals,
Speaker 1: showing that even in antiquity, which is a stupid word
Speaker 1: because it could mean anything from one hundred years ago
Speaker 1: to five thousand years ago to anywhere in between. Ten
Speaker 1: thousand years ago, did this say antiquity anyway, or or
Speaker 1: it's ancient ancient civilization, ancient times? What times was that?
Speaker 1: What was ancient times? What can you?
Speaker 15: Can?
Speaker 1: You narrow it down a little bit? I do it too,
Speaker 1: but I'm doing it less lately, showing that even in
Speaker 1: the antiquity, dogs were considered it loyal friends, worthy of
Speaker 1: a remembrance. Oh the sleepiest wayfo I looked that person,
Speaker 1: you know who she is. I let'll show it. Hello,
Speaker 1: way do you see this way? Is it not going?
Speaker 1: It doesn't matter? Oh? You fuckers? He lost my spot
Speaker 1: now and it didn't even go where I suppose? Why
Speaker 1: is it? Why is it being a dick about?
Speaker 15: Man?
Speaker 1: Instagram's been a pussy. We got a lot, a little
Speaker 1: bit more to go here, I would say, I put
Speaker 1: a lot in here, man, I was. I was pretty
Speaker 1: ramped up when I was. I found a lot of
Speaker 1: good stuff that I thought would worked well together. And
Speaker 1: then I found some things that worked well with other
Speaker 1: things I found. All right, I guess gotta scroll back, though,
Speaker 1: came on, bitches, did I already scroll back past that guy?
Speaker 1: As she is? Lovely lovely lady? As she is exactly
Speaker 1: that guy? That guy, that guy are you here? So
Speaker 1: boom Maya never barked without reason, but now he is
Speaker 1: scient silent. Wow. I am in tears while carrying you
Speaker 1: to your last resting place, as much as I rejoice
Speaker 1: when bringing you home with my own hands fifteen years ago.
Speaker 1: Patrickus or Patriochus. Never again shall you give me a
Speaker 1: thousand kisses? You can picture that. That's that's cute and
Speaker 1: it sounds very sad. Ever again shall you give me
Speaker 1: a thousand kisses? Never can you be contentedly in my
Speaker 1: lab in sadness. I buried you as you deserve that one.
Speaker 1: That one, that one got me a little bit. Hey,
Speaker 1: look when that says gotta have that.
Speaker 15: I'm Jewish. But that's a bit of a problem.
Speaker 7: Mm hmmm.
Speaker 1: You will read the Talmud. You will worship Saturn.
Speaker 15: You will be circumcised.
Speaker 1: Because your worship Saturn.
Speaker 11: I love that.
Speaker 1: That's what I've That's why I save this one.
Speaker 19: You will suck baby Dix.
Speaker 30: Come on, goy, make your mind up time, Come be.
Speaker 1: Shop, take your mind up time. Okay, thank you a
Speaker 1: e teared huh h.
Speaker 19: This is anti SUBMITCHO.
Speaker 15: I'm Jewish.
Speaker 1: That's gonna be a problem. That's gonna be a problem
Speaker 1: because if you if you need to point it out
Speaker 1: to people, then obviously it's it's it's your problem that
Speaker 1: that it is gonna be, then our problem because you
Speaker 1: won't shut up about it, like you do your thing,
Speaker 1: but don't do your thing if it me if your
Speaker 1: thing is little kids.
Speaker 54: It began when this woman was watching the twin towers
Speaker 54: burning from her apartment in New Jersey.
Speaker 1: She noticed three men. I think they split this up
Speaker 1: to either that this guy had some place to go.
Speaker 54: Top of a vand posing for pictures with the towers
Speaker 54: burning in the background.
Speaker 13: And I could see that they were like happy, you
Speaker 13: know they were.
Speaker 15: They didn't look shocked to.
Speaker 14: Me, you know, they didn't look shocked.
Speaker 10: I thought it was very strange.
Speaker 1: I like this lady. They just I like the way
Speaker 1: I love when y acres to lot.
Speaker 54: Witness called police, who stopped the van hours later and
Speaker 54: arrested five men. All five, it turns out, were Israeli.
Speaker 54: They were turned over to the FBI, sources tell ABC News.
Speaker 54: During a check of national security databases, some of the
Speaker 54: men were listed as having had connections with Israeli intelligence.
Speaker 1: At the FBI, that set off alarm bells.
Speaker 54: The FBI needed answers to three important questions. Who were
Speaker 54: these men, what brought them to that parking lot on
Speaker 54: the morning of September eleventh, and did they have any.
Speaker 2: Advanced knowledge of what was going to happen that day?
Speaker 54: The men said they were just taking pictures at the time.
Speaker 54: They said they worked for a company called Urban Moving.
Speaker 54: The FBI obtained a search warrant for the company's offices.
Speaker 39: Two SUVs were filled up with between nine and twelve
Speaker 39: boxes and computers.
Speaker 54: Not long after the arrests, the offices of Urban Moving
Speaker 54: were simply abandoned.
Speaker 1: Almost everything everything was abandoned. Do you hear that the
Speaker 1: whole terror office, the whole terror company was just abandoned.
Speaker 1: Little dork was done. How does this not How does
Speaker 1: this not prove that this was a come on, come on,
Speaker 1: ow fucking come on, they ha just ripped this thing out.
Speaker 1: M How does that not like this? This little detail
Speaker 1: here is just so so freaking telling. Not only did
Speaker 1: they have moving events full of computers, which means they
Speaker 1: had offices, they were coordinating going back and forth with
Speaker 1: the LLVIVE and c A into this and to that,
Speaker 1: and how many mixed up people between Masad and I,
Speaker 1: d F and c I A, FEDS, local law enforcement,
Speaker 1: who the hell knows money money, money exchangers, suppliers, whatever.
Speaker 1: But the people that were dancing you want, yeah, no, no,
Speaker 1: we were just dancing taking pictures because it was it
Speaker 1: was happy day, you know that. And give me, give
Speaker 1: me a calendar. We're gonna make up. We're gonna make
Speaker 1: up a holiday, Jewish holiday. Hold on huh oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it was a young kick that that's what we were doing.
Speaker 1: It was a celebration day. And you know then poor
Speaker 1: poor buildings. Yeah yeah, and then there's a whole they're
Speaker 1: just entire These people are linked to this company that
Speaker 1: are just completely abandoned after after the attack because they
Speaker 1: were done. M maybe they would have come back and
Speaker 1: gotten their gotten their calculator and there in their swing
Speaker 1: line stapulars. But you know they had some heat. When
Speaker 1: those guys got picked up, well they're like just just
Speaker 1: a not not burn it all, but cut the cut
Speaker 1: the rope, cut the rope and just leave. Hilarious was
Speaker 1: left behind.
Speaker 2: It began when this woman was watching it.
Speaker 1: Damn it. Wolves in cheap clothing. Why is this funny?
Speaker 1: Because of the Fabian Society because of the people who
Speaker 1: literally wore the skins of wolves with the hell the
Speaker 1: head of the wolf being like their hood in the
Speaker 1: ones called the eden Kites that ended up becoming the
Speaker 1: Romes or the Romans at least at least the port
Speaker 1: of a large portion of them, maybe not the nobility,
Speaker 1: maybe not all of them, maybe not every statesman, but
Speaker 1: you know, a decent amount to where Jews had a
Speaker 1: lot of power because they were involved in the same
Speaker 1: cult that they were for the last five thousand years,
Speaker 1: the wolves in cheap clothing. You have that wolf thing,
Speaker 1: you have the Fabian society, which is literally their their symbol,
Speaker 1: which is again when you actually understand what this symbolism is,
Speaker 1: it does go back all the way to the beginning
Speaker 1: of time that we know of time from this from
Speaker 1: Sumerian kings lists and the British eda talking or the
Speaker 1: Gothic data let's just call it the Gothic Gata, where
Speaker 1: they encounter the Semites who are committing human sacrifice, child
Speaker 1: disgusting acts, right, you know, rape, murder, torture, probably ripping
Speaker 1: off faces like that, and Pharmakia where they were using
Speaker 1: snake venoms and all kinds of they're drug concoctions and
Speaker 1: testing it out on people that they would just randomly
Speaker 1: pull from their life and terrorized, kidnap as they still do,
Speaker 1: as they still do. That's how the world began with
Speaker 1: what they claimed that the Germans were doing, but that
Speaker 1: didn't do it. They had, they had they had a
Speaker 1: real mengla, not a not a mangola, like a fake
Speaker 1: mangla like the like they're like they try to impose
Speaker 1: on the mangala. Here wolves in sheep's clothing. Oh and
Speaker 1: also you know Ignatius of Loyola letting people know that
Speaker 1: the's two wolves around a cauldron. So that's l and
Speaker 1: Woden or Bald and l which is the mother and
Speaker 1: the mother son Colt. Because it's a mother son Colt.
Speaker 1: They keep calling it over and over again around the cauldron,
Speaker 1: which is a huge symbol of this Gothic tale that's
Speaker 1: from five five thousand years ago that ranges from Sumor
Speaker 1: to Persia to in this valley, there's a there's a
Speaker 1: copy of it in stone everywhere Egypt, Egypt.
Speaker 53: Multiple times, I wonder if I need to go to
Speaker 53: church to find God, because before there was churches, there
Speaker 53: was no God.
Speaker 1: Before there was churches, there was no God. Well kind
Speaker 1: of no, no, not even at all. Little bit you're
Speaker 1: are are and I'm assuming maybe with those blue eyes
Speaker 1: you might be one of us. I don't have blue
Speaker 1: lies because I'm Italian too. Gothic ancestors that it uh
Speaker 1: the sun being the thing which they venerate, and they
Speaker 1: associate with the benefit creator in his ability to make
Speaker 1: things that create life, benevolent creator, guardians of the Sun.
Speaker 1: That's what we are here with some guardians, which means
Speaker 1: all things that are indicative of promoting life or that
Speaker 1: are that are that are capable of promoting life and
Speaker 1: protecting innocence. That's that's that's the sun guardians. That's what
Speaker 1: we're That's what our duty here is. It's always been,
Speaker 1: it's always been our duty as mankind to protect those
Speaker 1: who cannot protect themselves, protect the innocent, those who have
Speaker 1: much of the benevolence in them, and not let the
Speaker 1: world take that from them. That's what our purpose is here.
Speaker 1: And if that makes you a heart and warrior, the
Speaker 1: one that makes your heart and warrior. But that's because
Speaker 1: there's a progression. There's a time for the innocence and
Speaker 1: a time from the maturity into adulthood. But you don't
Speaker 1: need anybody to artificially make that process go faster or
Speaker 1: to cut it short, meaning to cut the person's life short,
Speaker 1: child's life short. And you should be defending them as
Speaker 1: much as possible. Now, if you can't do that away
Speaker 1: from their eyesight, you might actually be the one that
Speaker 1: you know, because you have to stomp somebody's into the
Speaker 1: pay pavement. You might be the one that is somewhat
Speaker 1: responsible for the loss of their innocence. But at least
Speaker 1: he did it to protect and save their lives, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean.
Speaker 53: Just determined that you don't need to go to church
Speaker 53: to encounter God. But if you do go to church,
Speaker 53: here's some of the people you might account.
Speaker 1: Right, he goes, says to his masson equittor and kind
Speaker 1: of some sort of God. And it doesn't really matter
Speaker 1: which one early?
Speaker 53: Right, Oh, Natalie Sorel's real estate agent. She looks classy,
Speaker 53: doesn't she.
Speaker 9: She's also got a thing for thirteen year old boys.
Speaker 53: And if you ever found yourself sitting on a Sunday
Speaker 53: in the Lake Point Mega Church in Rockwall, somewhere right
Speaker 53: about here is sitting Natalie Sorel's the real estate agent
Speaker 53: who just got five years in prison for molesting thirteen
Speaker 53: year old boys in the church. Or you might find
Speaker 53: yourself at Highland Baptist Church. And right now today Stephen
Speaker 53: Huddo is a pastor at that church.
Speaker 9: But let's listen and hear what he was doing at
Speaker 9: the last church where he was a pastor.
Speaker 20: Fountain Police arrested forty five year olds Steven Huddo Sunday morning.
Speaker 20: Police tell me he worked as a youth pastor at
Speaker 20: Fountain Independent Baptist Church in Fountain from two thousand and
Speaker 20: seven to twenty ten. They say, right now he is
Speaker 20: a pastor at Highlands Baptist Church in Boone, about twenty
Speaker 20: miles east of Pueblo. Police tell me they do not
Speaker 20: know how long he has worked at Highlands Baptist Church.
Speaker 20: I asked both churches for comment.
Speaker 1: But I've not heard back. I'm going to go to
Speaker 1: one of the Like there's one called the Vertical Church.
Speaker 1: It looks pretty, looks like they got some money, and
Speaker 1: you go, that's they just build this a new thing.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go in there be like, Yeah, I'm thinking
Speaker 1: I'll being a pastor. I don't have to believe in
Speaker 1: that shit though, right, it looks like a job. Right,
Speaker 1: I don't know, Like, as long as I'm convincing, I
Speaker 1: don't have to actually believe in that shit, do I.
Speaker 1: Let's see what they say, Like, what are your credentials?
Speaker 6: Wo?
Speaker 1: Do you have to be to be a pastor?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 1: You have to go to theology school? Is you have
Speaker 1: to have a certain number of credits before God will
Speaker 1: accept you as a pastor? None of it makes any sense.
Speaker 1: None of it it makes a think about it. Oh,
Speaker 1: you didn't have enough credit hours to be a pastor?
Speaker 7: Right, You're right.
Speaker 1: God doesn't talk to me until after my fourth semester.
Speaker 1: He got me.
Speaker 53: That's if they have any comment. The church had nothing
Speaker 53: to say. Very very typical church. We know you got
Speaker 53: nothing to say.
Speaker 9: Sounds very much like my childhood. Only the church I
Speaker 9: was in have a whole lot to say. They told
Speaker 9: me to shut the fuck up.
Speaker 53: But movie right along, since these are obviously just wanted
Speaker 53: done occurrences, right, Oh, what the hell, let's not forget
Speaker 53: about jose Sayez Junior, who's now doing fifteen years in
Speaker 53: a federal penitentiary for exploiting children while being the pastor
Speaker 53: of a church, and finally, I think we'll round this
Speaker 53: out with the real topper.
Speaker 1: I just meant because they make money, not because I
Speaker 1: want to be you know, I would be. I would
Speaker 1: be a good defender and protector of children and other
Speaker 1: people there. I would actually be a good eyes and
Speaker 1: ears to see what else kind of creepy shit was
Speaker 1: going on if I was a pastor.
Speaker 3: But I don't.
Speaker 1: I was only joking about becoming one anyway. Obviously I'm
Speaker 1: gonna be like an Internet sensation personal trainer and start
Speaker 1: selling my uh my, my my, uh look I did
Speaker 1: already once, but I would started. Uh I was a
Speaker 1: personal trainer surf. I went, I had a gym, then
Speaker 1: I went to and then they were dicks. I got
Speaker 1: hernia at their gym, like it, actually got incarcerated at
Speaker 1: their gym on the Lake Press and I had to
Speaker 1: get an emergency surgery on two two Thanksgiving nights ago.
Speaker 1: So good Friday wasn't so good for me. My daughter
Speaker 1: Rebecca came in, I said, I said, I left them
Speaker 1: note saying I'm going to the hospital now, and that
Speaker 1: was it. I drove myself there and they're like, yeah,
Speaker 1: you need uh you need this now. They tried to
Speaker 1: do pushing on it and gave me all kinds of things.
Speaker 1: They made me like two shots that delauded and uh.
Speaker 1: They tried to They tried to help as best as
Speaker 1: they could, but they would there's nothing they could push down.
Speaker 1: They fucked up, they screwed up. They gave me another
Speaker 1: CT scan when it was completely unnecessary, all kinds of crap.
Speaker 1: That's when they said they found my kidney stone but
Speaker 1: didn't tell me about it. They said, why did anybody
Speaker 1: tell me about that? So they gave me another seat
Speaker 1: scan when I had the pass the kidney stone. When
Speaker 1: I was passing the kidney stone and had pain, when
Speaker 1: they didn't have to. They had already seen it in
Speaker 1: the previous ones. They knew that they knew about it,
Speaker 1: and they said, you have two. You have one on
Speaker 1: the other side too. I don't anymore. I took the
Speaker 1: corn silk, I went. I got to doctor Glynnen, doctor
Speaker 1: Glynnin and saved me from a world of pain having
Speaker 1: to pee out something that's the size what at least
Speaker 1: just one of them, was the size of a jagged
Speaker 1: jagged like it's like a ball of spikes, because it's
Speaker 1: just a bunch of calcium, right, big yellowish, nicotine looking
Speaker 1: ball of calcium inside your body. That's a big mass.
Speaker 1: It's not like a round, smooth pearl if you think
Speaker 1: it's If you think it's a smooth pearl, you are
Speaker 1: not correct. It's not like a little grain of sand.
Speaker 1: And you know, this thing was the size of a
Speaker 1: pencil eraser. And they wanted me to try to piss
Speaker 1: that out the end of my you know, so I
Speaker 1: said they had not in this lifetime. And then I
Speaker 1: heard that there was a sonic thing that they pulse
Speaker 1: you and it breaks it up. They mashed the residence
Speaker 1: and they shake it apart like a like a like
Speaker 1: singing into a glass. And they said, no, we're not
Speaker 1: going to do that for you. So what do you
Speaker 1: mean you're not gonna do it? I'm not going to
Speaker 1: do that. Okay, So pain for no parent reason if
Speaker 1: you already know way not to get around it, and
Speaker 1: possible damage as it cuts cuts through my body because
Speaker 1: it's like a ball of spikes. So thankfully I got
Speaker 1: smart enough. I was smart enough to talk to doctor Gludden,
Speaker 1: who's smart enough to have all the answers that I needed.
Speaker 1: And yeah, Burbery, I think it was burbary barber. I
Speaker 1: think it's burbery. It was one of the things that
Speaker 1: helps to relax. That I had cali carbonicum that worked
Speaker 1: for me. It mightly not worked for berry. Cali carbonic
Speaker 1: and was the thing that took away the pain after
Speaker 1: the second or third dose, and the pain was crippling.
Speaker 1: And then I had a couple days later, maybe day
Speaker 1: later or something, got corn silk that he had told
Speaker 1: me to get from wise women and herbs, and it
Speaker 1: was an alcoholic tincture of corn silk which is Zma's
Speaker 1: and I took it as I was supposed to, and
Speaker 1: that will break it down before it even gets to
Speaker 1: the point where it's going to come out of your body.
Speaker 1: And man, oh man, this is why it's so important
Speaker 1: to have doctor Peter Glidden's membership, because it started there.
Speaker 1: It started with me looking watching a video of his
Speaker 1: and then no, protein doesn't do it. No, it's a
Speaker 1: lack of calcium that gives your calcium deposits because your
Speaker 1: body takes it from your bones so that you don't
Speaker 1: have heart attacks. So at some point in my life
Speaker 1: I had too much calcium. I mean I didn't have
Speaker 1: enough calcium, which makes perfect sense because there's a lot
Speaker 1: of times that I could get and see what we
Speaker 1: talk about. Dude, we're eating, then fuck off, it says,
Speaker 1: great show. I don't pay attention to what's going on
Speaker 1: in the world until you bring it up. That one
Speaker 1: is awesome. Yep. Venom like ozempic. Yeah, ozempic is the
Speaker 1: Ela monster venom. Dude, we're eating. What are you talking about?
Speaker 9: So?
Speaker 1: Was I sharp white cheddar? There were two for five
Speaker 1: or something like that over at a Spoutsman, I went
Speaker 1: and got some stuff today. Yeah. No, So it's not
Speaker 1: too much protein and it's not too much calcium. You
Speaker 1: can't possibly get too much calcium because your body is
Speaker 1: constantly using it. You have osteoplasts and osteo blasts. One
Speaker 1: of them takes away the old bone do the other
Speaker 1: one's constantly generating you. So if you don't have the
Speaker 1: thing that generates new constantly, you're gonna weaken your bones
Speaker 1: over time. But also when your body needs to regulate
Speaker 1: your blood and you don't have enough calcium, it'll pull
Speaker 1: from your bones because you need calcium in your in
Speaker 1: your system in order for you not to have things
Speaker 1: like heart attacks and shing like that. So whatever the
Speaker 1: case may be, where I didn't have the proper amount
Speaker 1: and at the time it happened, and the reason why
Speaker 1: it even got dyslodged, I realized because I just I
Speaker 1: was watching a video months and months later, maybe a
Speaker 1: year later, about what do you call it? The mushroom
Speaker 1: not a psilocybin, which I was. I've grown shit tons
Speaker 1: of them myself. It's a really fun process. I should
Speaker 1: do it again, especially fresh ones. I mean, you know
Speaker 1: he's getting dry, right, so the fresh ones are nice.
Speaker 1: But I was I grew. I didn't grow these. I
Speaker 1: bought these gummies that were Amanita Muscaria after watching a
Speaker 1: couple of videos about it and how it was like
Speaker 1: this wholly different thing. And I took one one night
Speaker 1: and it was no big deal and I was like,
Speaker 1: this is nothing. Two still didn't really feel anything. Then
Speaker 1: one time I took four because the other two times
Speaker 1: seemed like they were duds, and like this is nonsense,
Speaker 1: and holy shit, that was way way too much. And
Speaker 1: I found out later that that stuff will dislodge. It'll
Speaker 1: it'll what they call it. They're like, if you ever
Speaker 1: want to cleanse your kidneys, do that because it'll it'll
Speaker 1: expel all of the kidney stones. But just make sure
Speaker 1: you have a bunch of zma's on hands so you
Speaker 1: can break it down before they come flying out of
Speaker 1: you jagged in sideways and tear your dick off right
Speaker 1: or whatever other body parts you have if you're a female. Yeah,
Speaker 1: they don't do things like that and many tests and
Speaker 1: eymore because their weaponize. Oh yes, absolutely sounds brutal. I
Speaker 1: drink Keefer and man, that stuff cakes you good. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I've just like the type of yogurt. Yeah, that's a different,
Speaker 1: different enzyme or something I've seen in this to words.
Speaker 1: I never I don't know if I bought it or not.
Speaker 1: I don't think I did. I'm not a huge Some
Speaker 1: of the stuff, like buttermilk makes me want to throw up,
Speaker 1: but most milk does too, honestly, so I'm kind of
Speaker 1: I'm kind of like a not really big on all
Speaker 1: that kind of stuff. I drink the OSTEOFX beyond OSTEOFCS
Speaker 1: every day twice a day, capitul least at the very least,
Speaker 1: and then I have the plant drive minerals. But the
Speaker 1: magnesium is well also another important thing. It's not just
Speaker 1: calcium because calcium is just gonna be wherever it's going
Speaker 1: to be without the magnesium regulating how it operates in
Speaker 1: your system. And these are all just obviously they give
Speaker 1: off their own frequency signature. So that's really how they
Speaker 1: say it's regulating it or it's doing something, is even
Speaker 1: when it's all together, that's how the body utilizes it,
Speaker 1: like the the the information that's receiving from it is
Speaker 1: how it, you know, all work together and in symbiosis.
Speaker 1: I've overdosed on psilocybin, but I'll do it again if
Speaker 1: I get a kidney stone with some corn silk. Okay, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: but that's what But it wasn't the psilocybon.
Speaker 15: That did it.
Speaker 1: Was they am Anita muscaria. It was different. So if you,
Speaker 1: if you buy any chance, get the gummies these there's
Speaker 1: like the red mushrooms with the white dots on them,
Speaker 1: the ones that are you know, the shamanistic ones. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's get back into this because I gotta get down.
Speaker 9: Damn. A pastor got a church member pregnant and forster
Speaker 9: again an abortion.
Speaker 53: Oh no, no, no, no, that's not all because if
Speaker 53: you went to the Holy Spirit Jesus is save your
Speaker 53: church in Orange, New Jersey, you would have spent a
Speaker 53: lot of time led by Treva and Christine Edwards, who
Speaker 53: were the pastors of that church, and according to the
Speaker 53: federal indictment, they were able to communicate directly.
Speaker 9: With God the rest of us. Apparently, what God was
Speaker 9: com municating to them was that he wanted the.
Speaker 53: Members of the church to perform slave labor and give
Speaker 53: all the wages to the pastor and his wife. Also
Speaker 53: didn't want the members to speak to anybody that was
Speaker 53: not a member. And again, according to the.
Speaker 9: Indictment, God only wants you to eat one meal a
Speaker 9: day and he wants you to sleep on the floor
Speaker 9: in the church. I hope we've all learned a valuable.
Speaker 53: Lesson here, because clearly all of us are sinners and
Speaker 53: we really need to clean up our conduct. But I
Speaker 53: recommend building a relationship with a higher power, and that
Speaker 53: relationship occurs right here.
Speaker 1: It makes me think of because it turns.
Speaker 9: Out right here in the sheep's clothing, there's a bunch
Speaker 9: of hoolves. So I wonder if I need to go
Speaker 9: to church.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, no, that started. I don't know that one
Speaker 1: video clip that I showed you of Joker effect. When
Speaker 1: he's talking about being the villain. It's not only being
Speaker 1: the villain. You're in the world of villainy. You're just
Speaker 1: making sure that you're not being stupid and passive about it.
Speaker 38: What they told me, they said, when the Holocaust happened,
Speaker 38: we allowed.
Speaker 55: Them to come because they were facing pain and we
Speaker 55: wanted to make sure they had a safe place where
Speaker 55: they were safe.
Speaker 38: Now, how could they come and try to do this
Speaker 38: to us?
Speaker 30: Was almost don't know.
Speaker 2: The Jews know what happened.
Speaker 1: Hey, I know what.
Speaker 38: Happened in Germany. People don't talk about this.
Speaker 55: In nineteen oh five, the Jews went to Russia to
Speaker 55: try to kill t Czar when the Russians fin.
Speaker 1: All right, guys, should I talk to Jake Shields? Should
Speaker 1: I try to get in touch with that guy? Someone
Speaker 1: else helped me? Because it's never the right way. I
Speaker 1: this is what I need. I need somebody to call
Speaker 1: other people. I've got a book that I've written, I've
Speaker 1: got all the reason for somebody to have me on
Speaker 1: as as their guest, and it'll help everything else out
Speaker 1: if I get on bigger platforms, and then other bigger
Speaker 1: platforms will want to also talk to you, because once
Speaker 1: you're in that realm until until their candlers tell them
Speaker 1: to stop. But you can always get a fee win
Speaker 1: before that happens. Right, So if I could get on
Speaker 1: the Jake Shields or somebody's I'm not gonna get onto
Speaker 1: Dandy Jones. I don't think i'd want to, but whatever
Speaker 1: the case may be, because I can't, Like, there's no
Speaker 1: way I would ever go anywhere near just do unless
Speaker 1: it was with a boxing glove on and me fit
Speaker 1: punching him. So there's there's some limitations to what I won't.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of things. So although I think Jake
Speaker 1: is kind of dopey, I still think that he's I
Speaker 1: haven't seen like a whole lot of like like Dan
Speaker 1: Bilsarian type of guy. Like he doesn't seem like he's
Speaker 1: got I don't know. I don't know, but I don't
Speaker 1: know what I'm trying to say, but uh, it just
Speaker 1: seems like he's less of a fucking scumbag than the
Speaker 1: most of the other ones. So but I need people
Speaker 1: that would call or do the emailing or the contacting,
Speaker 1: Like I need like a publicist, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Like I need I need somebody who does that. So
Speaker 1: that it's not just coming from me or meet with
Speaker 1: a different email address, pretending I'm somebody else and like
Speaker 1: I have like I'm important or something. I need somebody
Speaker 1: else to do that part to get this started and
Speaker 1: then get me in contact with them so that it's
Speaker 1: not fucking gay, like you know what I mean, It's like, hey,
Speaker 1: I like to talk because if some people do that
Speaker 1: that self remotion shit, but it's like it sounds, it's
Speaker 1: like pretty like lame to be talking about yourself. Like
Speaker 1: I don't even I don't even make claims that I'm
Speaker 1: an expert in anything, because I think calling yourself an
Speaker 1: expert when there's so much to learn and I'm constantly learning,
Speaker 1: means that you don't understand what expert means. Expert means
Speaker 1: there's you've alreay, you've already learned everything that there is
Speaker 1: to know about a topic. But that's not ever possible.
Speaker 1: That's not ever possible.
Speaker 55: Anyway, moving on, I don't know what happened. They stopped
Speaker 55: them and put them out. Nobody else in Europe wanted them.
Speaker 1: You know, the one nation that would take them the
Speaker 1: Germany or Germany interesting.
Speaker 38: The Germans let them in in nineteen o five in
Speaker 38: mass numbers flee in Russia.
Speaker 55: They weren't flaeing persecution. They with fear injustice. They try
Speaker 55: to kill those are you can't kill.
Speaker 1: They're like killing the king.
Speaker 55: You can't kill those are think this is these arrogant
Speaker 55: Jews finance by Wall Street go in and try to
Speaker 55: kill the Russian head. The Russian said, you gotta. They
Speaker 55: run into Germany. The Germans let them get into banking.
Speaker 55: Bad decision.
Speaker 38: Let them get into trade, the biggest trading partner.
Speaker 1: With in nineteen oh five. That was the same time
Speaker 1: that the so that they that they were doing this
Speaker 1: bullshit in Germany and in Russia, pretending that and they
Speaker 1: lie about it in history, saying that they were just
Speaker 1: doing a peaceful march. That's always peaceful, right, and they're
Speaker 1: trying to hand them the bizarre their demands total life.
Speaker 1: They were raping and destroying what we call it businesses
Speaker 1: as they were marching. They were causing havoc and harming
Speaker 1: and hurting people as they were doing their quote unquote march.
Speaker 1: And that's when they got They got put down, soon
Speaker 1: got shot, and they act like, oh my god, they
Speaker 1: just took over it. Yeah, it wasn't about that. And
Speaker 1: then the plug RUMs. No, you guys brought upon yourself
Speaker 1: a you know, vandalizing, destroying, robbing, raping, looting as you
Speaker 1: were going through your little, your little parade there. What
Speaker 1: else was I said? Oh yeah, so.
Speaker 55: Okay, just like we have everything that's made in China. Now,
Speaker 55: back during that time, everything was made in Germany. They
Speaker 55: were the greatest producers at that time, great relationship with
Speaker 55: America like this.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, nineteen oh five. That was the same time
Speaker 1: that the Armenian genocide was going on too. Let me
Speaker 1: make sure that's corrective. It might be nineteen oh two,
Speaker 1: let me see, I think it was nineteen oh five,
Speaker 1: just fucking by itself. Don't have to make it more complicated.
Speaker 1: Nineteen fifteen. Okays wrong, I was nineteen fifteen, nine oh five.
Speaker 1: My bad, my bad. Oh man, Yeah, everything was made
Speaker 1: in Germany. The Jews took over.
Speaker 38: The Germans won World War One. People don't notice the
Speaker 38: Germans won World War One?
Speaker 1: Do you know what happened? And they were going to
Speaker 1: be peaceable about it and and and remain keep you know,
Speaker 1: let let Britain keep its dignity and just say nobody
Speaker 1: wants anything from anybody. Just leave things the way they were.
Speaker 1: Nobody gains, nobody loses. It's the same conditions as was
Speaker 1: pre private to war. We're gonna and they Timany didn't
Speaker 1: have any harsh demands on them whatsoever. They wanted to
Speaker 1: make good relations with them in fact, and that's when
Speaker 1: you know, the Jews intervened. We'll get well, we'll get
Speaker 1: our new toy involved, our new toy. Yeah, you know,
Speaker 1: because we have a federal reserve there now in that country,
Speaker 1: we can get our new toy involved with you, and
Speaker 1: we can beat these Germans. But you need to write
Speaker 1: a piece of paper out. That's not how it actually went.
Speaker 1: That was already in the in the works with brand
Speaker 1: Eyes long before that. This whole thing wasn't happening in
Speaker 1: Europe without you know, correspondence and manipulation and and and
Speaker 1: and and you know, scheming and plotting between the Jews
Speaker 1: here in America the whole time decided this concept or
Speaker 1: idea that they're there're separate entities like once once the
Speaker 1: Bank of England, the City of London had the Federal
Speaker 1: reserve here that's the same entity. So it wasn't like
Speaker 1: trying to convince Britain because you're you're we're thinking in
Speaker 1: concepts of of governments and stuff like that, and monarchies
Speaker 1: and and parliaments, and none of these people matter. It's
Speaker 1: the people who run the banks that matter and what
Speaker 1: they're going to do if they're they're going to do
Speaker 1: it one way or the other. The politicians are just
Speaker 1: there to explain what's going on to the people in
Speaker 1: a way that they'll accept it without going you know,
Speaker 1: getting upset and going crazy, and unless that's the unless,
Speaker 1: unless that's the result that they want, in which case
Speaker 1: they'll do that too.
Speaker 15: They got they're trying to.
Speaker 14: A paper of the war, right.
Speaker 38: No, No, they won the war.
Speaker 1: It was really over.
Speaker 38: But the Jews from Germany, the ones that the Germans
Speaker 38: let get Rich went to England and said, hey, you
Speaker 38: want to win this war. I said, yeah, but we
Speaker 38: can't win the navy. We didn't know they had a
Speaker 38: powerful maybe like this in Germany.
Speaker 1: It's don't worry about that. We'll bring America into the war.
Speaker 6: It's the decoration. Right, I could hear about that. I
Speaker 6: didn't realize they almost won the war at that point.
Speaker 2: I know they had won the war.
Speaker 15: No, No, that's why they I knew, that's why they
Speaker 15: forced them in.
Speaker 38: They hit won World War One.
Speaker 18: It was old.
Speaker 38: They were ready to go and sit down and talk,
Speaker 38: but the Jews said, we'll bring America in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, America stepping into World War One made zero sense.
Speaker 6: There was no reason for us to step in. But
Speaker 6: it was just like it showed the power of the banker.
Speaker 1: That's why you have Lusitanias. Even though it took him.
Speaker 1: So it was eighteen months before they acted on it,
Speaker 1: but they used it, used every little piece of scrap
Speaker 1: of bullshit that they could muster up to uh make
Speaker 1: the excuse for going over there.
Speaker 38: The Jews, it's an exterminity, is not. I don't have
Speaker 38: any other it's an extermination campaign.
Speaker 55: How can we get America in England, in France, Germany, Russia?
Speaker 55: How can we get them all killing each other? We're
Speaker 55: trying to kill all the white folks. We got to
Speaker 55: get them the major war. So we're gonna betray the
Speaker 55: Germans who saved us from death, flip on them and
Speaker 55: all they gotta do.
Speaker 38: We'll bring Americans to this word. It wasn't about getting
Speaker 38: It wasn't about getting Palestine.
Speaker 1: That wasn't it.
Speaker 38: That's just what they used. That was the added bonus,
Speaker 38: we want them at war with each other, but the
Speaker 38: added bonus, we're gonna get our own homeland where we'll
Speaker 38: make it our base. They told them, just give us
Speaker 38: Palestine as our homeland and we get it.
Speaker 15: And that wasn't theirs to give.
Speaker 14: You know what they told me.
Speaker 55: They said, when the Holocaust happened, we allowed them to
Speaker 55: come because they were facing pain.
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Speaker 1: twentieth century guy to identifying communists.
Speaker 25: Physical appearance counts for nothing. If he openly declares himself
Speaker 25: to be a communist, we take his word for it.
Speaker 19: Who would do that.
Speaker 25: If a person consistently reads and advocates the views expressed
Speaker 25: in a communist publication, he may be a communist. If
Speaker 25: a person supports organizations which reflect Communist teachings or organizations.
Speaker 1: The only time to claim that you're a communist and
Speaker 1: not be a communist, as if you're being surrounded by
Speaker 1: angry communists. The only time, like because like, there's plenty
Speaker 1: of times to lie and say you're a Christian, especially
Speaker 1: when you're trying to like you know, dodge any type
Speaker 1: of skeptic you know, criticism. You could say you're Jewish,
Speaker 1: or you can say you're Christian or whatever, just to
Speaker 1: dodge you know, criticism, or have people look at you
Speaker 1: like as if you're somehow just naturally by default trustworthy
Speaker 1: or you know, there's no reason to scrutinize this person
Speaker 1: because he's a good Christian. You know, you can use that.
Speaker 1: But to call yourself a communist, like what when is that?
Speaker 1: Like one of those things are like, oh, don't worry
Speaker 1: about him, he's just a communist. Nothing to worry about
Speaker 1: with that guy, he's just a communist. Yeah, that doesn't
Speaker 1: really work unless you're surrounded by a bunch of communists,
Speaker 1: then it might be a good idea to call yourself
Speaker 1: a communist. Same thing with like, you know, white supremacist,
Speaker 1: like NOPES. People wouldn't lie and say that they're a
Speaker 1: white supremacist unless they're surrounded by a bunch of Aran
Speaker 1: brothers in prison with their dick's hanging out right way
Speaker 1: to you know, you know what I mean about to
Speaker 1: do something to you if you're if you're not on
Speaker 1: their side. No, no, no, I yeah, I hate those
Speaker 1: other people Brown, godell whatever you gotta say. There's only
Speaker 1: certain times you want alive about those types of things,
Speaker 1: because it's like there's not been there's no benefits any
Speaker 1: other way.
Speaker 25: People communist by the Department of Justice, she may be
Speaker 25: a communist.
Speaker 1: She may be it's just foxworth the addition of you
Speaker 1: might be a communist. If they might be a communist
Speaker 1: and depends.
Speaker 25: The activities of communist nations while consistently attacking the domestic
Speaker 25: and foreign policy of the United States, she may be
Speaker 25: a communist. If a person does all these things over
Speaker 25: a period of time.
Speaker 11: Communists, he must be a communist.
Speaker 25: But there are other communists who don't show their real faces.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, we work more.
Speaker 25: Physical appearance counts.
Speaker 1: For into evade territory with the people who try to
Speaker 1: hide it. Australian man arrested for refusing to allow police
Speaker 1: to forcefully spray his property for fire ants despite there
Speaker 1: being none. And they're just poisoning the property of people
Speaker 1: in Australia so that shit doesn't grow right and so
Speaker 1: that you get chemical ship in your body. Let's see
Speaker 1: what this.
Speaker 52: Americans can now get arrest it upon entry into the
Speaker 52: UK for social media posts done in America.
Speaker 1: What did you do to listen Malano? And why do
Speaker 1: you have her DNA? You know, why do you know
Speaker 1: she's her DNA minus the ozimbic I think right.
Speaker 52: Meaning the UK has just joined the likeness of countries
Speaker 52: like North Korea and Saudi where they do not recognize
Speaker 52: America Americans rights. The American Center for Law and Justice
Speaker 52: says that when Americans speaks in the United States in
Speaker 52: a way UK officials construe is affecting their national interests
Speaker 52: or even producing some substantial effects within the country, even
Speaker 52: if that's just a statement about your Christian faith or
Speaker 52: your political stance, then you could be arrested upon.
Speaker 23: Entry in the UK.
Speaker 52: So the UK does not recognize the United States First
Speaker 52: Amendment right of free speech. Americans can now get arrest
Speaker 52: it upon entry into the UK.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but that's the thing. It's not about conduct. It's
Speaker 1: about conduct any time in your life. So help me
Speaker 1: tell me that doesn't have anything to do a palantin
Speaker 1: or inn Ai missing with your metadata and looking up
Speaker 1: on you. Because if you have like I couldn't go
Speaker 1: to UK okay, for sure, but I could probably go
Speaker 1: to other countries that would not suck. I wouldn't risk it.
Speaker 1: I mean, you come black bagged in some country that
Speaker 1: nobody knows that I'm there, who I am and at all?
Speaker 23: Anyway, Yeah, the government swooped in and took your seven
Speaker 23: kids in Louisville, Kentucky. Study says a staggering one in
Speaker 23: three children can expect a CPS investigation at some point
Speaker 23: during childhood.
Speaker 7: One in three.
Speaker 1: That is just stunning.
Speaker 34: Under the Adoption and Save Families Actor, every year the
Speaker 34: states have to take more children in order to receive
Speaker 34: an annual bonus.
Speaker 1: How many times have I brought up Hillary's Adoption and
Speaker 1: Save Families Act with you in the last five years?
Speaker 34: And every year when you have those children age out
Speaker 34: or they get adopted out where they get an additional bonus,
Speaker 34: then they have to get more children. And over eighty
Speaker 34: percent of the cases that we're aware of, but there's
Speaker 34: no crime, one would think, well, why aren't in place
Speaker 34: with relatives? Well, the reason for this is the title
Speaker 34: for money. The big money only flows out to the
Speaker 34: states when they're placing fossil care, not with relative placement.
Speaker 34: There's not much, if any money that flows out that way. Ultimately,
Speaker 34: the American people are funding it and they need to
Speaker 34: be made away and moved to action to do something
Speaker 34: to stop it.
Speaker 23: In my nine years, we would get the calls about
Speaker 23: these things all the time, kids being taken from their
Speaker 23: parents by the government.
Speaker 33: My boss's orders were to not cover it.
Speaker 23: The government swooped in.
Speaker 1: And so apparently I read Ivy Ivory Hecker was in journalism.
Speaker 1: Is that what she's trying to say, don't cover it?
Speaker 1: So this is sadly one hundred percent accurate. She's Israel
Speaker 1: and her her father who made his uh made his
Speaker 1: fame by being a Jew who played an Italian, which
Speaker 1: is funny enough as it is plays America, which is
Speaker 1: funny enough as it is right that they would pick
Speaker 1: him and they'd say, this guy's USA and she's Israel.
Speaker 1: But how funny. There's more. There's more depth to that
Speaker 1: one than unintentional depth.
Speaker 10: I have done nothing wrong ever in my life.
Speaker 15: I know this, and I love you.
Speaker 32: Money, please.
Speaker 10: Myne I have done nothing wrong talking.
Speaker 15: I know this, and I love you.
Speaker 32: Money, please.
Speaker 1: My money. I didn't talking about his occult family and
Speaker 1: spirit spirit contactors. I got ready, Ah, stupid arrow. We Jews,
Speaker 1: we destroy we Jews, We the destroyers will remain the
Speaker 1: destroyers forever. Nothing that you will do will meet our
Speaker 1: needs and demands. Would they just talk about with Germany? Right,
Speaker 1: they let him in, YadA, YadA, YadA, and then they
Speaker 1: go and turn them what they did to them, We
Speaker 1: will forever destroy because we need a world of our own,
Speaker 1: the whole world, a god world. Hah, funny what God Saturn,
Speaker 1: which is not in your nature to build though, that's
Speaker 1: a little bit of insulting, my friend. You never even
Speaker 1: had a concept of God if it wasn't for the Goths,
Speaker 1: which is actually what that name comes from. Is God, Goth, goats, goot, dumbnass.
Speaker 1: You guys turned them into God. Well you didn't, but
Speaker 1: they were deified. That's the whole concept that God came
Speaker 1: from Thor with his benevolent creator, which you didn't have.
Speaker 1: You just had demons that you were terrified of because
Speaker 1: you're a bunch of little, fucking weirdos. So played around
Speaker 1: black magic, the wretched fate which scattered us through your
Speaker 1: midst that has thrust this unwelcome role upon us. Oh,
Speaker 1: so they're being put out by having to be our executioners.
Speaker 1: If they didn't, if they weren't all mixed up with
Speaker 1: us like somehow that's not their own doing. They wouldn't
Speaker 1: have to kill everybody and there, you know, in their surroundings.
Speaker 1: This is Maurice Samuel in the book at You Gentile House,
Speaker 1: Thank you, Buddy.
Speaker 30: Appreciate True was the CIA's notorious mind control program designed
Speaker 30: to wipe memories.
Speaker 56: For those that don't pay attention, you might never notice that.
Speaker 56: Every single time an actor, musician, or anyone related from
Speaker 56: Hollywood is about to become more famous or move up.
Speaker 1: And not even that, but after they've had a break,
Speaker 1: like a mental break, or they've said something stupid, or
Speaker 1: you know, revealing the same thing happening with eminem. Next thing,
Speaker 1: you know, he's going to quote unquote rehab and it
Speaker 1: comes out with bleach blonde hair. Every time they go
Speaker 1: to quote unquote rehab, they're being reprogrammed or something.
Speaker 56: Who knows what up the ladder, they always seem to
Speaker 56: reappear with bleach blonde hair. There is no way this
Speaker 56: is just a coincidence.
Speaker 1: That's there. You've turned in. Uh, you've been if you're
Speaker 1: if you're male, that means you're you've been butt pirated too.
Speaker 1: So is it still playing you?
Speaker 56: I have never met any man or groups of men
Speaker 56: who wish to dye their hair bleach blonde. It just
Speaker 56: doesn't happen.
Speaker 1: Bullshit happens, but it's not as you know, rampant.
Speaker 2: How far does mk ultra go.
Speaker 56: Memory suppression?
Speaker 1: You know you have a release date?
Speaker 27: You know what.
Speaker 57: They did the Brighter Days memory erasure treatment to me,
Speaker 57: so I'm having trouble remembering the details. Their foggy because
Speaker 57: at the Brighter Days clinic they do the memory eraser,
Speaker 57: you know, the memory erasure. They erase a little foggy.
Speaker 57: But give me a date, you know what, I'll have
Speaker 57: to go back to the clinic and see if they
Speaker 57: can restore them my mix Frider Day's memory erasing?
Speaker 1: Why is it doing that? I'm not doing that.
Speaker 56: So you probably ask yourself, why would someone as rich
Speaker 56: and famous and Ariana grand want her memory surpassed, etc.
Speaker 1: Well, I think we're gonna have to do that. Oh
Speaker 1: let's do this real quick.
Speaker 14: This happened recent.
Speaker 1: Brooklyn, but Ridge boat accent is worse than anyone thinks.
Speaker 1: The Mexican Navy tall ship UH cut mac klaudamach Uh,
Speaker 1: carrying two undred seventy seven people as part of the
Speaker 1: global Goodwill tour struck the Brooklyn Bridge and the dramatic
Speaker 1: and unexpected crash that is raising serious concerns. The ship
Speaker 1: reportedly lost power while navigating. Oh well, just like that
Speaker 1: barge that lost power and took out the fucking bridge, right,
Speaker 1: seems like a'd be a what is it with people
Speaker 1: losing power? Remote control? Perhaps kill switches, maybe you know,
Speaker 1: just a signal. The ship reportedly lost power quote unquote,
Speaker 1: and they put that in quotes too, while navigating the
Speaker 1: East River and was traveling in the wrong direction, likely
Speaker 1: influenced by the river's strong currents. Well, then why didn't
Speaker 1: they tell people to get down that If they knew
Speaker 1: that was true and they see this bridge coming, why
Speaker 1: the hell didn't they tell people get down, get down now?
Speaker 1: You didn't said it like like Switzenegger, get down now.
Speaker 1: As the vessel drifted out of control, it collided with
Speaker 1: the iconic bridge, snapping all three of its towering masts,
Speaker 1: each with crew members aboard, causing a terrifying and chaotic scene.
Speaker 1: Eyewitnesses described a loud, violent impact, followed by shouting and
Speaker 1: scrambling on deck as parts of the ship collapse. What
Speaker 1: about parts of the people at the time of the incident,
Speaker 1: the cou Ou timock I guess was en route to Iceland.
Speaker 1: Well they didn't get there very far, did they, Continuing
Speaker 1: its international mission of navy diplomacy and goodwill. The crash
Speaker 1: not only damaged a global symbol of friendship, but also
Speaker 1: highlighted the risks of navigating such large vessels through narrow,
Speaker 1: fast moving water Well, that's kind of obvious. Hey, don't
Speaker 1: try to put something that fit you know what I mean? Yeah,
Speaker 1: don't put the baseball bat in the coach. That's what
Speaker 1: they're saying, at least, not the fat end, unless you're
Speaker 1: just a dirty, dirty whore anyway. Uh, navigating such large
Speaker 1: vessels through narrow, fast moving waterways like New York's East River.
Speaker 1: How did they not see that this coming? Well they've
Speaker 1: said that they lost power to the standard. Excuse, well
Speaker 1: look at it once. You know that you lost powering
Speaker 1: people that high up in the air, How do you
Speaker 1: not say, get the hell down until we take care
Speaker 1: of this, because you know, that's kind of dangerous that
Speaker 1: all you guys are standing up on these giant masks here.
Speaker 18: So.
Speaker 12: There's people, there's laugh people.
Speaker 26: It's crashy. You need you to narrate really badly.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you for narrating retard. We would have
Speaker 1: known what to think without your fucking brilliant narration. Just
Speaker 1: shut up. You fucking everybody thinks they're freaking star, social
Speaker 1: media star. That happened? Anything else that I have before
Speaker 1: we go? He doesn't eat it, I swear so, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah you His parents are really smart. He just pulled
Speaker 1: the kids too that you pull it now, right m hmm, yeah,
Speaker 1: yeah I too, Yeah, yeah, you go, there you go.
Speaker 1: I need to find I need to find the one,
Speaker 1: because otherwise the rest doesn't make any sense. An American
Speaker 1: soldier's letter from nineteen forty five, a week before he
Speaker 1: was killed in action. We clean our rifles and polish
Speaker 1: our shoes to win the war for the goddamn Jews.
Speaker 1: Oh that he's even a poet, But he was killed
Speaker 1: by because somebody found the letter. They read your mail.
Speaker 1: Oh here it is.
Speaker 58: Listen to this ridiculous propaganda.
Speaker 1: Where's the nearest Palestinian town.
Speaker 46: I'm so uncomfortable using the word Palestinian because I don't
Speaker 46: think that it exists.
Speaker 1: You don't think they really exist.
Speaker 38: I don't think that they exist as a real nation
Speaker 38: with a real claim to this land.
Speaker 58: They don't exist with no claims to the land.
Speaker 9: Huh.
Speaker 58: This is not even a fringe opinion. Daniella Weiss says
Speaker 58: it all the time too. They're always throwing doubt and
Speaker 58: shade on other people's existence and claims to their land.
Speaker 58: But you know what, let's look at their existence and
Speaker 58: their actual claims to the land. Let's expose some hypocrisy here.
Speaker 58: Let's start with the Star of David and you can
Speaker 58: fact check this in all encyclopedias too. The Star of
Speaker 58: Dave was actually first used by the Jews as a
Speaker 58: religious symbol only four hundred years ago, starting in Prague,
Speaker 58: a city in the center of Europe, and only two
Speaker 58: hundred years ago to Jews all around Europe start using it,
Speaker 58: and only after World War One did Jews around the
Speaker 58: world start using it as a commonly accepted symbol for
Speaker 58: their religion. The symbol itself is only two tri angles,
Speaker 58: has been around for a long time. Muslims have even
Speaker 58: used in the past, but as a symbol that represents
Speaker 58: the whole entire religion. That's actually a relatively new symbol
Speaker 58: that started in Europe. It was first accepted as a
Speaker 58: symbol for their flag at the First Zionist Congress in
Speaker 58: eighteen ninety seven. Now let's look at their language modern day.
Speaker 1: Okay, well, hold on, that's also the ren Fan star,
Speaker 1: which is completely indirectly, one hundred percent associated with Saturn,
Speaker 1: and that's where it really comes from. All right, So
Speaker 1: all this other nonsense that it came about four hundred
Speaker 1: years ago and yet yeah, yeah, yeah, blah blah blah,
Speaker 1: and yet it's been around forever. And it's like I
Speaker 1: said it was, it's related to Saturn, the thing that
Speaker 1: they claim it's nothing to do with it. And of
Speaker 1: course I've been showing you through the yetto that this
Speaker 1: is exactly where these people came from. Now he's going
Speaker 1: to get into more detail here. But let's also remember that,
Speaker 1: like when I was talking about the translations that they
Speaker 1: were encountering, when the people try to semitize the past
Speaker 1: and try to change things in to say, oh no,
Speaker 1: these people from you know, Sargon was Semitic, and Gudia
Speaker 1: and all these other people, these are all semis whomember
Speaker 1: they said, it was like all these the whole past
Speaker 1: of Sumer and Babylon. It's oh yeah, that's all Semitic.
Speaker 1: Because there's no Gothic areas before the like even the
Speaker 1: names like one was called I forgot something something about
Speaker 1: the something something lotus like the Great Lotus or something
Speaker 1: like that. But they they have so many, so few
Speaker 1: words that every plant is named plant in Hebrew. So
Speaker 1: how do you come up with any kind of like
Speaker 1: definite anything like if if you're telling me that you're you're, you're,
Speaker 1: you're sticking with the fact, with with your with your
Speaker 1: belief that ancient Hebrew slash Hebrew was used to write
Speaker 1: the first Bible and it was Greek, which is exactly
Speaker 1: what it was. It was Greek, and it was in
Speaker 1: three hundred BC, and all the other bullshit. They backed
Speaker 1: ind and said, oh yeah, Moses isn't all that's all crap,
Speaker 1: all crap. There's a over a million words in Greek.
Speaker 1: You can get very precise about what you mean when
Speaker 1: you're trying to use Hebrew. And the best you can
Speaker 1: come up with this plant great, Like what fucking plant?
Speaker 1: There's lots of plants. If you'll have one word for
Speaker 1: all things that grow out of the ground that aren't trees,
Speaker 1: then think about how limited everything else would be and
Speaker 1: how pathetic of a language that would be. And how
Speaker 1: if you're trying to take something literal in the Bible,
Speaker 1: how stupid that makes you sound when you can't even
Speaker 1: comprehend what the hell they were even talking about unless
Speaker 1: you're in their head, because the words are so goddamn vague,
Speaker 1: and they don't have enough to go around.
Speaker 58: A Hebrew And we got to go to Eliza Yahuda
Speaker 58: for this one. He revived the language, but also is
Speaker 58: very incomplete. About thirty to forty percent, about a third
Speaker 58: of modern day Hebrew language was invented by this man,
Speaker 58: right invented, and he died in the nineteen twenties. The
Speaker 58: Hebrew language stopped existing for a long time, and it's
Speaker 58: recreation with all its added words.
Speaker 1: Only because it was Stone Age, it was pre Stone Age.
Speaker 1: It was trash. It was it was grunts and grals
Speaker 1: and noises, and it still is. It's all trash.
Speaker 58: In backt late eighteen hundreds, early nineteen hundreds. Look him
Speaker 58: up now as far as their bloodline and ancestry and
Speaker 58: their claims to that land that they call Israel, let's
Speaker 58: talk about this man's ancestors right here. The Ashkenazi converted
Speaker 58: to Judaism, and that was only about one than three
Speaker 58: hundred years ago. His ancestors are not the same people
Speaker 58: of Moses or in the Old Testament.
Speaker 1: Bible, as if that's even a thing.
Speaker 58: The Ashkenazi came from the Kazarian Empire, which sits right
Speaker 58: in between Europe and the Middle East.
Speaker 1: Why don't you come all Ukraine because you could, You
Speaker 1: could call it Ukraine if you really wanted to.
Speaker 58: And here's a map of the Kazarian Empire. As you
Speaker 58: can see, it's far from modern day Israel. They have
Speaker 58: no ties to that land. Be'st Man's ancest.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but you know, greater Israel project plus that, and
Speaker 1: then they just take everything in between because they want
Speaker 1: Turkey as well. So they just they start at the
Speaker 1: top and the bottom and they work their way to
Speaker 1: the center. And that's what is really going to be
Speaker 1: going on there. So that's the reason why you have
Speaker 1: retards like Zelinski who don't know how to keep a
Speaker 1: secret secret for too for long enough towards you know,
Speaker 1: to come to Fruition, who's already calling it big Israel.
Speaker 1: He wanted he wants Ukraine to be Big Israel, which
Speaker 1: means he wants to use the war to exterminate everybody
Speaker 1: who isn't sending Russians out to kill Russians because most
Speaker 1: of those people are loyless to their brothers and don't
Speaker 1: uh well the ones that they're sending out. There's a
Speaker 1: lot of Ukrainian hatred for Russia because they're in the
Speaker 1: bullshevi At propaganda and the education. They changed the language,
Speaker 1: they changed the culture simply to keep Russia from becoming strong,
Speaker 1: too strong for them to manage again.
Speaker 58: For God's sake, and they're committing acts of genocide for
Speaker 58: the creation of a state they have no ties too.
Speaker 58: And modern day Ashkanazi even though their ancestors were between
Speaker 58: the Middle Eastern Europe and not belonging to either one,
Speaker 58: most of them migrated to the Europe and stayed there
Speaker 58: for over one thousand.
Speaker 1: The who Kazarian thing is still they're missing. They're skipping
Speaker 1: over the whole. Then they're calling them Ashkenazi, but Turkish
Speaker 1: Ashkenazi is majority of where you're going to get the Ashkenazi,
Speaker 1: and that's where you also find Karshemeish, which is where
Speaker 1: this whole battle began with the Goths, got Aryan Goths
Speaker 1: and this cult of human sacrifice. The super wolf called
Speaker 1: i e. Saturn Wound Cult of the Edda of the
Speaker 1: Gothic Eda. So it all makes sense. And then you
Speaker 1: have all of this territory here with those underground underground
Speaker 1: cave systems. You have deliberately buried sites like Go Back Go,
Speaker 1: Blackie Tepee and Karen Teppy, which may have been buried
Speaker 1: by our ancestors because there are probably you know, areas
Speaker 1: of sacrifice usilized by this cult potentially, and regardless of
Speaker 1: what the caves were like you know Darren Couu, and
Speaker 1: there's multiple ones, not just Darren qu but then there's
Speaker 1: intern there's interconnectedness to some of the other ones. They
Speaker 1: were built for whatever cataclysm or whatever reasoning, whatever potential
Speaker 1: reason prior to maybe that time of the goss and
Speaker 1: the and the uh and and this Eden like cold fighting.
Speaker 1: But the reason why they were reused again and people
Speaker 1: were living in this manner on your ground with these
Speaker 1: boulders that they could easily turn and like close the
Speaker 1: door off so that people couldn't uh invade is because
Speaker 1: they were terrified of the seed to Nite colt because
Speaker 1: at any given time they could snatch up their children,
Speaker 1: snatch them up and do sick discussing deadly things to them,
Speaker 1: because that's that they were terrorizing the people, So you
Speaker 1: dare not speak anything ill of them, But you also
Speaker 1: get any time just be snatched up out of your
Speaker 1: life and killed. Then this is what the Goths encoonnered
Speaker 1: right about extensively and say this is we're not having
Speaker 1: this here and enough is enough.
Speaker 14: Years.
Speaker 58: So that's why their appearances reflect more of the European
Speaker 58: side than Arabs side. But they're so spread out. DNA
Speaker 58: testing on each individual we'll have to determine what they
Speaker 58: really are. But whenever you hear in Ashkenas trying to
Speaker 58: question the ancestors of.
Speaker 1: The he says, right here, Judeo Turkish empire steps. So
Speaker 1: why he's conflating that with Kazari and only Kazari? And
Speaker 1: I don't understand, because you know, you're looking at Ukrainian area,
Speaker 1: which is exactly Turkey. Turkey has got its own little sex.
Speaker 1: I mean, maybe it's incorporated into it, but it's not
Speaker 1: the only you know, you understand what I mean. Like,
Speaker 1: it's like it's like playing horseshoes with people close enough
Speaker 1: is good.
Speaker 58: Right history of another group of people, You can always
Speaker 58: remind them of their own listen to this ridiculous problem.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm. Yeah, there's a lot here. I went a little.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, here's the interesting one. Let's see how far
Speaker 1: down is its go first, this is interesting.
Speaker 10: Who's killing people are going with like, oh.
Speaker 1: This is Howard k. Stern, her her boyfriend, husband, whatever, manager,
Speaker 1: this douchebag, and he has the daughter with her and
Speaker 1: then most likely kills her son and him and her
Speaker 1: off with overdosing pills, probably intentionally to like, you know,
Speaker 1: forcing it. She regresses at one time because she's a
Speaker 1: product of mind control and abuse and trauma based mind control.
Speaker 1: She regressed in one video where she has makeup all
Speaker 1: over her face and she gone, looks like it's a
Speaker 1: clown or whatever. He may have done that himself to her,
Speaker 1: or she may have, I don't know, but she's like
Speaker 1: a seven year old or younger. She doesn't even recognize
Speaker 1: or understand what's happening. And they're saying that she's on drugs,
Speaker 1: and she's not on drugs. She's regressing to a child.
Speaker 1: And when she was a child, there weren't cell phones,
Speaker 1: so she probably doesn't understand what the thing is that's
Speaker 1: been that's filling her and it's Howard kse Stern saying
Speaker 1: this is gonna be worth a lot of money, because
Speaker 1: of course that's what a scumbag gee would say, especially
Speaker 1: when he's pretending to love, you know, care about her.
Speaker 1: Probably often had her often and her son, because then
Speaker 1: the sole air would be his daughter to all that
Speaker 1: all that uh oil tycoon money, rightaire.
Speaker 10: And they're blowing themselves up in my coffee shops.
Speaker 1: So the desperation of people who are blowing themselves up
Speaker 1: in coffee shops is what he's saying. These Palestinians are
Speaker 1: the bad people, right because they have nothing. There's nothing
Speaker 1: else that they can do but but kill themselves in
Speaker 1: order to to you know, cause any damage to these
Speaker 1: people because they don't they're not allowed any weapons, so
Speaker 1: if they can build something that's explosive, then they're gonna
Speaker 1: have to use it how way they can use it.
Speaker 1: They're constantly being terrorized, and none they are the terrorists
Speaker 1: when they retaliate. I mean, I'm not saying that they're
Speaker 1: not that Muslims that will have a long history of
Speaker 1: being fucking psychotic people, because they're actually probably very closely
Speaker 1: related to these other people because they're all part of
Speaker 1: the same Saturn cult. But our Palestinians always that way,
Speaker 1: and our Palestinian is not thirty percent Christian, not that
Speaker 1: that matters, but they at least not Muslims, so we
Speaker 1: can't just say they're all Muslims. And there's also people
Speaker 1: there that are not religious. And it's kind of interesting
Speaker 1: that it's okay to kill all those people because we
Speaker 1: keep calling them terrorists, knowing full well and everybody knows
Speaker 1: full well that there's Christians there too. But it's too
Speaker 1: bad because in their hypocrisy of racism, they're brown people,
Speaker 1: so who cares? And they're brown people that the Jews
Speaker 1: don't like, so you definitely can't say a fucking thing
Speaker 1: about it. And they're brown people who stand in the
Speaker 1: way of making that canal, and like.
Speaker 10: Whoa why would they do that? And the only thing
Speaker 10: is kind of painful.
Speaker 1: Wow, it's just so not right because before she lost
Speaker 1: a lot of weight and looked really good.
Speaker 10: Gah, I think you should speak out and support of the.
Speaker 1: Istagram see fucking Howard case Stone. I think you speak
Speaker 1: on support of Israel. You wanted why because that'll make
Speaker 1: him money.
Speaker 11: She's gonna be neutral.
Speaker 10: I'm just gonna shut up. I know nothing about nothing.
Speaker 10: Who's killing you?
Speaker 1: Can you tell where her her family upbringing came from. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you can take it out of the trailer. You can't
Speaker 1: take the chiller parker out of the girl. Right. Uh. Yeah,
Speaker 1: there's a lot. There's no way I can do this
Speaker 1: all today. We'll just we'll come back. Oh, this is
Speaker 1: a rolling stone. When he was she was thirteen, she
Speaker 1: was of course targeting about it. It's a forty seven
Speaker 1: year old man and you know rling Stone. Yay fled
Speaker 1: to Japan. Yay for you one more?
Speaker 26: How are you?
Speaker 15: Oh?
Speaker 26: You guys are from Israel? Read the narget. I don't
Speaker 26: know how you guys do it. Everything's okay right.
Speaker 1: Now, he's really weird. Oh there you go.
Speaker 26: Alstinings though, you guys have you shot it?
Speaker 1: Is she Palestinian? I mean, I mean she is is
Speaker 1: really in just dark skinned? Were is she like a
Speaker 1: different nationality or ethnicity? I should say? But she's she's in.
Speaker 1: She's in Israel.
Speaker 26: How many you guys do.
Speaker 53: You?
Speaker 26: Were they kids old, young or all of them?
Speaker 32: All of them?
Speaker 28: All the kid.
Speaker 18: The kids, the kids.
Speaker 59: I don't know what's going on, but I see the
Speaker 59: story and I see the videos. I don't know what's
Speaker 59: going on. I'm smart and you loved me jasack de
Speaker 59: locke Karen said, j Zach the lockeren. It means thank you,
Speaker 59: like in American English.
Speaker 26: Thank you so much. I love on the bottom of
Speaker 26: my Zif to your face, I would explain you why I.
Speaker 13: Look, you don't say if I sie, I suppose.
Speaker 26: Part time, I have a question. The old ladies, you guys,
Speaker 26: and we love Americans on behalf of me.
Speaker 59: Everybody here in Jamariville, Wisconsin, we stand solidarity. But our
Speaker 59: brothers and sisters surrounded and philosophy and.
Speaker 1: Kill kill him.
Speaker 26: Great Palestine, I'm Palestinian.
Speaker 1: Illustrates another another point that they can't tell the difference
Speaker 1: between each other. That's that's that's how, that's how, that's
Speaker 1: how uh ridiculous this whole thing is. And this is
Speaker 1: how evil, evil, evil, this whole scam is to everybody,
Speaker 1: for everybody involved, us too, they have to deal with it.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I want to know what which for
Speaker 1: the bottom exist to your face means really said, Oh
Speaker 1: this is okay. One more dude.
Speaker 60: A lot of different animals, gorillas, monkeys, billy goats, billy goats, mountains, mountain, lions, panthers.
Speaker 19: When was the first two things he said, gorilla and monkey?
Speaker 15: Well, I don't know, I just thought of them.
Speaker 60: But what the thing is, you're associating that with your race,
Speaker 60: and that has nothing to do with me. That's your
Speaker 60: that's your perspective. I can't change that for you.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 60: I would love to have a lot of love in
Speaker 60: my heart for you, and I hope that you stop
Speaker 60: becoming racist one racist against your own self because you
Speaker 60: made that assumption if you call, if you called me
Speaker 60: some sort of racial stereotype from me, I would never
Speaker 60: assume that.
Speaker 15: Teke Sure.
Speaker 19: Just made me rethink my whole life.
Speaker 14: What was right?
Speaker 1: Sure obviously smart enough to say that and think that.
Speaker 1: So that's a put on? Are you eating mystery meat?
Speaker 61: You cannot make this up the KFC.
Speaker 19: KGC.
Speaker 61: That's pretty damning. This is as damning as it gets.
Speaker 1: Okay, I gotta pause this. I gott I mean, I gotta,
Speaker 1: I gotta slip this off before he gets into some
Speaker 1: stupid territory that just it just makes him sound like
Speaker 1: a retarded But at least this one part kind of
Speaker 1: makes sense.
Speaker 61: Wendy go is a cannibal spirit.
Speaker 1: And when to go psychosis is an actual uh condition?
Speaker 1: Are you crave mcribs?
Speaker 15: I want to eat.
Speaker 61: They're feeding you humans one. They're admitting it, and the
Speaker 61: God lets them do it because this is how they
Speaker 61: manufacture consent. Yo, they're telling you they do it.
Speaker 1: That doesn't make any sense. It's good, it's just joined.
Speaker 1: It's it's it's those are those are like a bullet
Speaker 1: point trigger words without anything that attached them together. They
Speaker 1: who's letting? Who do?
Speaker 10: What?
Speaker 1: What are you fucking talking about?
Speaker 15: Yeah?
Speaker 1: A lot of people just ramble on like they know
Speaker 1: what they're saying, but they don't. All right, we'll start.
Speaker 1: We'll start there tomorrow. Uh elie boom, hear this? I
Speaker 1: gotta pull something else up here? Can you still see good?
Speaker 1: The video file is gonna be a dick. I forgot
Speaker 1: I said done this at a time. It's gonna start
Speaker 1: even if I don't want it to. It's kind of rude.
Speaker 15: Again.
Speaker 1: You catch your nigga off God with this shit?
Speaker 18: All right?
Speaker 1: All right, that's not bad timing on that one today.
Speaker 1: Kind of got that good. There's a lag, but hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll get rid of the lag too. It kind of
Speaker 1: annoys me. The lag I can't play anything on here
Speaker 1: that long ago drinks coke every day and says it's
Speaker 1: good for you. This long ago, Yeah, it's awful. They're idiots.
Speaker 1: There's most of most of the advice that you get online,
Speaker 1: it's complete out of bullshit and it's so far off
Speaker 1: that it's it's laughable. And then there's others people like
Speaker 1: I mean, even have coach Greg. I don't even know
Speaker 1: if you're still in existence. The coach Greg out of
Speaker 1: Canada used to call the oil processed cheese that you
Speaker 1: get in the wrap, you know you pull the plastic
Speaker 1: off full sides, used to call those protein squares. It's
Speaker 1: so processed and disgusting, like what your bodybuilder and this
Speaker 1: is what you're And he's saying drinking diet coke is
Speaker 1: better than drinking water. He said that one time. He
Speaker 1: is a fucking moron. Oh okay, Yeah, I don't know
Speaker 1: who these people are. I honestly don't care. There's a
Speaker 1: bunch of retards. None of that stuffs good for you.
Speaker 1: There's phosphoric acid, there's sodium benz weight, which there's already
Speaker 1: citric acid in the drink. There's already citric acid in
Speaker 1: your body. Citric acid breaks down sodium benzoight into sodium
Speaker 1: and benzene. What's benzine but a super powerful carcent engen.
Speaker 1: Why the hell would you want to put benzene or
Speaker 1: benzoo eight in your body knowing that that's what exactly
Speaker 1: will happen. But by the way, it's already happened because
Speaker 1: it's already in the which means it's already broken down
Speaker 1: into benzene before you drink it. Not a good idea.
Speaker 1: And then there's aspertain and all the kinds of other
Speaker 1: crap and Coca cola. The diet one. So if you
Speaker 1: like brain lesions, go for it or just don't drink
Speaker 1: soada at all. Because regardless of its diet, I mean,
Speaker 1: if it's diet, you have aspertame. If it's not, you
Speaker 1: have corn corn syrup unless you get the pure cane
Speaker 1: sugar one, which is how's that better? I mean one
Speaker 1: if it makes it so that you never feel satiated,
Speaker 1: so that you constantly eat that's the corn syrup. Not good.
Speaker 1: That all makes for a fat, stupid human being. Okay,
Speaker 1: so we will see tomorrow. Support the show. I know
Speaker 1: you won't anyway, you won't do it. This is what
Speaker 1: they call reverse psychology. Do it, you won't, You won't
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